Girl Names associated with Friend

Friend baby names and what they mean, for friend, with 31 results. Adoption of these girl names was at its apex during the years 1900-1909 (ADOPTION OF 3.2%) and has become significantly lower since (ADOPTION 0.7%, DOWN 79.3%), with names like Alice falling out of fashion. Camilla (#302), Dakota (#247), Raya (#1139) and Phoebe (#320) are four of the more contemporarily stylish names for newborns in this list, while Amat (TOP 40%) and Amiot (26%) are common last names. Here is the list of Friend names for boys.

Achava - Marvina

Achava
Root fr. Hebrew word. "Friendship." Unusual, but Achava, Ahava are comparable to common -ava last names Alava (UPPER 29%), Afalava (82%). [Ahava]

Ahava
Derived fr. Hebrew language. "Friendship." Ahava, Ahuda, etc. were not among 2018's Top names. [Ahuda, Ahouva, .. 2 more]

Alice▼
.. on his child friend Alice Lidell .. Ali (UPPER 1%), Alicea (2%), Allie (10%), Allison (1%) and Leese (11%) occur commonly as last names. [Lyssa, Ilysse, Ellissa, Alyson, Alysia, Alysa, Alyce, Allyssa, Allyson, Allysia, .. 92 more]

Alvina▼
From Old English word. "Elf or magical being, friend." Somewhat atypical as a children's name nowadays, though Alvina still occurs frequently as a first name for women. Feminine of Alvin. [Vinny, Vinnie, Vina, Elvinia, Elvenia, Elvena, Alwyne, Alwinna, Alvine, Alvie, .. 12 more]

Amica
From Latin word. "Loved friend." Usage of Amicah and forms was expansive in 1990. .. the Italian "amica", which mean "friend". [Mica, Amice, Amicah, .. 1 more]

Amisa
Derivative of Hebrew language. "Companion, friend." Amila is a slightly favored kid's name. [Amissa]

Amit
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Comrade, friend." Compare surnames Amiot (UPPER 26%), Amid (97%). Cross-gender use.

Amita
Stems fr. Sanskrit, Hebrew, Italian. "Friendship." Ameeta and Amite are creative variations. See also Anitia. Hindi name ..

Amity
Source fr. Latin element. "Friendship, harmony." Somewhat popular as girls' names, Amity and Amitie are comparable to the conventional Anita. A virtue name. [Amitie]

Camilla▲
.. Friend of royalty Camilla Parker Bowles. Millie (TOP 15%), Cami (44%), Cammie (58%), Cammy (91%) and Camila (98%) are recognizable as female names. [Milly, Millee, Mille, Kamila, Camyll, Cammie, Camillie, Camill, Camia, Cami, .. 28 more]

Cara▼
Root fr. Latin, Irish, Gaelic elements. "Friend." A familiar girls' name (#873 IN 2018), Cara is also used somewhat commonly as a last name. .. Irish "cara" means "friend". See also .. [Lacara, Karrie, Karine, Karina, Karalee, Kaira, Carrie, Carina, Caralin, Caralea, .. 16 more]

Carabelle
Origin fr. Italian, Irish, Gaelic, Hebrew. "Friend; God's promise." A quaint children's name. Combined form of Cara and Belle. [Carrabelle, Carabel, .. 1 more]

Dakota▲
Stems fr. Native American Indian word. "Friend, ally." Well-used, with usage of 0.078% for Dakota and variants as baby names in 2018, but lower than 0.079% the previous year. Tribal name and American place name .. [Dakotah, Dakoda]

Edina
Root fr. Old English, Hebrew words. "Wealthy friend; pleasure, delight." Somewhat common as girls' names, Edina, Adena, etc. are similar to the familiar Athena. Variant of Edwina and Edna .. [Edyna, .. 3 more]

Edwina▼
Root fr. Old English word. "Wealthy friend." Less common today. Edwina was the variation last appearing (the 1980s) in the Top 2000. [Edwynne, Edwyna, Edwinna, Edweena, Edina, .. 3 more]

Elvina
Root fr. Old English word. "Elf or magical being, friend." Less common today. Alvina was the variation last listed (1960-1969) in the Top 2000. Feminine of Elvin .. [Vinny, Elvine, Elvi, Elvena, Alvinia, Alvine, Alvina, Alveena, .. 8 more]

Erwina
From Old English element. "Boar friend." Rare, with the feminine-sounding -na suffix for Erwina, Irwina, like Edna. Feminine of Erwin. [Irwina]

Filia
From Greek language. "Friendship." Unusual, with the -ia ending for Filia, Philia, like Floria, Filicia. Popular in Greece. [Philia]

Lidwina
Derivative of Dutch, German elements. "The people's friend." Not in Top 2000. [Lidwine, Lidwien, Lidweena, .. 1 more]

Marvina
Stems fr. English element. "Renowned friend." Less common today. Marva was the variation last appearing (the 1970s) in the Top 2000. Feminine of Marvin. [Marvadene, .. 1 more]