Blessed baby names and what they mean, for blessed, fortunate, lucky, blessing, with 57 results. Usage of these girl names reached its peak 128 years ago (USAGE OF 1.69%) and is now much less (USAGE 0.66%, 61% LESS), with names like Winifred becoming less trendy. Clover (#1248), Elodie (#1049) and Felicity (#354) are three of the more chic baby names among these, while Bew (TOP 46%) and Be (25%) are conventional surnames. Here is the list of Blessed names for boys.

Aeronwen - Ceridwen

Aeronwen
Derived fr. Welsh. "Fair, blessed berries." Uncommon, but Aeronwen is similar to common surnames Antonsen (UPPER 31%), Arnzen (28%), which also end with -en. Also possibly derives from the name ..

Ardith▼
.. to baby girls as a blessing. Usage of Ardith as a birth name has diminished circa the 1930s. [Ardis, Aedelle, Ardell, Ardelia, .. 2 more]

Ashra
Stems fr. Hebrew element. "Fortunate, felicitous." Asra is a marginally prominent girl's name. Feminine of Asher. [Ashirah, Asheera]

Audris
Stems fr. Old German. "Lucky." Audris and Audriss are rarely used as girls' names. [Audriss]

Beata
Derivative of Latin. "Blessed." Bea appears often (UPPER 19%) as a surname. .. "Blessed are the poor in spirit." .. [Beate, Bea]

Beatrice▼
Origin fr. Latin element. "Blessed." Bea (TOP 19%), Beatie (45%), Beatrice (15%), Beattie (2%) and Bee (5%) appear often as surnames. Italian and French form of Beatrix .. [Trixy, Trixie, Beitriss, Beeatrix, Beeatrisa, Bee, Bebe, Beattie, Beatriz, Beatrisa, .. 14 more]

Bee
.. Beatrice (Latin) "voyager (through life); blessed" .. Less widespread today. Bee was last recorded in 1910-1919 in the Top 2000.

Benedicta
Derivative of Latin. "Blessed." Dixie (TOP 11%), Benita (18%) and Bennie (25%) are commonplace feminine names. Feminine of Benedict .. [Dixie, Benni, Benoite, Benedicte, .. 8 more]

Benicia
Root fr. Spanish language. "Blessed one." Not that common as a baby name. A town in Northern California. [Benecia]

Benita▼
Source fr. Spanish, Latin languages. "Blessed." Somewhat popular as children's names, Bennie, Benita, etc. are comparable to the familiar Jennie. Feminine variant of Benedict .. [Nita, Binny, Binnie, Benny, Benedetta, .. 7 more]

Beracha
Derived fr. Hebrew. "A blessing." Barucha and variants were not among 2018's Top names. The male name from the same .. [Bracha, Berucha, Barucha]

Beryl▼
.. considered a token of good luck .. Berry (UPPER 78%) and Beryl (22%) are commonplace as feminine names. [Beryn, Berylla, Beril, .. 4 more]

Blessing
"Consecration." Usage of Blessing as a baby name in 2018 was up significantly compared to 10 years ago.

Branwen
Possibly "white, blessed raven" or a .. Compare surnames Branden, Branen. [Brangwen]

Bronwyn
Source fr. Welsh element. "Fair, blessed breast." Slightly novel as a birth name nowadays, but Bronwyn is still recorded often as a female first name. [Bronya, Bronwynn, Bronwin, Bronny, .. 3 more]

Carwen
Root fr. Welsh. "Love, fair, blessed." Outside Top 2000. See also Carrin. Carwyn is the male form.

Cassandra▼
.. a Trojan princess blessed with the .. Casie (TOP 56%), Cassie (13%), Kasey (20%), Sandi (27%) and Saundra (18%) are conventional feminine names. [Zandra, Sandra, Sandee, Sande, Kassie, Kassi, Kasey, Cassundra, Cassandry, Cassandrea, .. 38 more]

Ceinwen
From Welsh element. "Beautiful and white, blessed." Not that prominent as a girls' name. From "cain gwen" .. [Keyne, Cain]

Ceri
Root fr. Welsh language. "Fair, blessed poetry." Less common today. Keri was the variant last recorded (2003) in the Top 2000. Short form of Ceridwen and Cerise .. [Keri, .. 1 more]

Ceridwen
Derived fr. Welsh word. "Fair, blessed poetry." Less widespread today. Cari was the form last found (1996) in the Top 2000. From "cerdd gwen" .. [Cerridwyn, Cerridwen, .. 4 more]