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Girls’ Names 2010: Most Popular So Far
Girls’ Names 2010: Most Popular So Far
Nov 7, 2024 6:51 PM

  Three-quarters of the way through the year, we check in again with the most popular girls’ names 2010, nameberry style.

  Once again, Charlotte heads the list of most-searched girls’ names on nameberry. In the number two spot is Violet, and former number two Seraphina has dropped to third place.

  A note on tabulation: These lists represent the most-searched names on nameberry for January through September of 2010. Previously, we published the lists of most-searched girls’ names 2010 for the first half of the year, and before that for the first quarter.

  This time around, a surprising 11 new girls’ names vaulted onto the Top 100. The newly-popular choices (in order of appearance on the list) are:

  Eva

  Olive

  Eden

  Annabel

  Millie

  Elodie

  Rory

  India

  Mabel

  Frances

  Aurelia

  Following are the names moving up the list for the second quarter in a row. Previously, we’d said not to pay too much attention to shifts up or down, but after two bumps up in a row, we start to wonder whether we smell a trend.

  Violet

  Imogen

  Adelaide

  Harper

  Clementine

  Beatrice

  Flora

  Margaret

  Coco

  Pearl

  Julia

  The girls’ names making the biggest gains up the baby names 2010 list include:

  Adelaide

  Aurora

  Genevieve

  Flora

  Celia

  Pearl

  Mae

  Here are the 11 girls names not among the Top 100 this time around. Many of these choices are, to me, not so surprising: they’re names that people have been hearing for longer and so may be less curious about.

  Remember, these lists represent not what names people are choosing for their children, but which names they’re searching on nameberry, so it’s a sure bet that while a more familiar name like Emily is getting less search attention than a newcomer such as Elodie, in the end more parents will choose the safer Emily.

  Emily

  Georgia

  Sophie

  Natalie

  Leah

  Harlow

  Lulu

  Jessica

  Jillian

  Lauren

  Abigail

  Girls’ names moving down for the second quarter in a row are, in order of their rank on the list:

  Isla

  Claire

  Stella

  Lucy

  Grace

  Arabella

  Chloe

  Avery

  Zoe

  Anna

  Rose

  Sarah

  Mia

  Ellie

  Lydia

  Hannah

  Sasha

  Fiona

  The names with the biggest losses were Olivia and Elizabeth, down from 3 and 4 to 17 and 18 respectively, and Sophia down from 7 to 23, along with Audrey, Chloe, Avery, Zoe, Sarah, Penelope.

  Here is nameberry’s full list of Top 100 girls’ names 2010:

  Charlotte =

  Violet up

  Seraphina down

  Imogen up

  Adelaide up

  Eliza up

  Isla down

  Alice up

  Scarlett up

  Lily up

  Harper up

  Ella up

  Maisie up

  Amelia =

  Maeve up

  Ruby up

  Olivia down

  Elizabeth down

  Ava down

  Caroline down

  Matilda up

  Clementine up

  Sophia down

  Lila up

  Claire down

  Stella down

  Evangeline up

  Aurora up

  Laura down

  Lucy down

  Willa up – one of fastest falling last time

  Hazel up

  Grace down

  Ivy up

  Eleanor up

  Evelyn up

  Isabella down

  Nora up

  Emma down

  Esme up

  Beatrice up

  Clara down

  Cora up

  Quinn down

  Iris up

  Delilah up

  Poppy up

  Arabella down

  Lola down

  Genevieve up

  Josephine up

  Audrey down

  Phoebe up

  Chloe down

  Jane down

  Avery down

  Wren up

  Piper up

  Adeline up

  Daisy up

  Eva new

  Flora up

  Mae up

  Zoe down

  Celia up

  Rose down

  Eloise down

  Margaret up

  Anna down

  Penelope down

  Sarah down

  Bryn =

  Olive new

  Yvaine – returning after being off last quarter

  Coco up

  Pearl up (new last time)

  Eden new

  Annabel new

  Emmeline =

  Millie new

  Kate up

  Elodie new

  Louisa up

  Rory new

  Julia up

  Mia down

  Mary down

  India new

  Mabel new

  Frances new

  Aurelia new

  Madeline =

  Molly down

  Juliet down

  Ellie down

  Lydia down

  Hannah down

  Sasha down

  Fiona down

  Maya — returning after being off last quarter

  Check out our trend predictions for 2011!

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