Exalted baby names and what they mean, for exalted, high, canonized, illustrious, with 45 results. Adoption of these girl names reached its peak during the years 1930-1939 (USAGE OF 2.7%) and has become significantly less since (USAGE 1%, 62% LESS), with names like Samya becoming less in vogue. Ailani (#756), Alaia (#581), Alina (#157) and Gemma (#229) are four of the more contemporarily stylish names for newborns here, while Aliu (TOP 54%) and Aloi (17%) are familiar surnames. Here is the list of Holy names for boys.

Agave - Breanna

Agave
From Greek word. "Illustrious, noble." Rare. Compare Agave with popular surnames Aldave (UPPER 94%), Angove (29%), which also end with -ve. See also Agappe.

Ailani▲
Stems fr. Hawaiian language. "High chief." Ailani became more trendy in 2018, gaining +193 rankings as a children's name to reach #756. See also Ailyn.

Alaia▲
Derived fr. Arabic, Hebrew, Basque languages. "Exalted, sublime; to ascend; joyful." Somewhat common as children's names, Alayah, Alaia, etc. sound like the popular Aaliyah. [Alayah, .. 1 more]

Ali▼
Derived fr. Arabic element. "Exalted." A familiar birth name (#1841 IN RECENT RANKINGS), Ali also occurs frequently as a surname. Gender-neutral name. In English, Ali is used as ..

Alice▼
Derived fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Adelice, Adelisa, Ailie, Aillie and Alais are more novel as forms of Alice. Variant of the Old French name .. [Lyssa, Lichah, Leece, Ilysa, Ellie, Alyssa, Alys, Allyssa, Allyson, Allysia, .. 92 more]

Alicia▼
Derived fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Alicia and variants became less trendy last year, dropping on average -2 positions as baby names. Modern Latinate form of Alice .. [Licia, Lesia, Elisha, Alysha, Alycia, Allysa, Alieshea, Alica, Alesia, .. 23 more]

Aliki
Derivative of Old German. "Noble, exalted." Adiki and Aliaga are creative variations. See also Aliz. Variant of Alice ..

Alina▲
.. derive from Arabic for "noble, illustrious" .. Lena is a constant favorite, though Alina has become popular as well over time, while versions like Allene have become less contemporary. [Lynah, Leena, Allyne, Allene, Allena, Alleen, Aline, Aliena, Alena, Aleena, .. 15 more]

Alison▼
Based on Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Used widely as baby names, Allie, Alison, etc. are pronounced like the common Ali. Norman French diminutive form of Alice .. [Alysoun, Alyson, Alysan, Allyson, Allisann, Allicen, Alisun, Alisson, Alisoun, Alisanne, .. 18 more]

Aliya
Root fr. Hebrew element. "Exalted, sublime." Aaliyah has been the overall favorite, although Aliah seems to be gaining popularity too. Made popular by late singer Aaliyah. [Alliah, Allia, Aliye, Aleana, Aaliyah, .. 9 more]

Alta▼
Stems fr. Latin element. "High, elevated." Used somewhat frequently as baby names, Alta, Altha, etc. are comparable to the conventional Alpha. .. reference to the "high grace" of .. [Altha, .. 1 more]

Arcangela
Source fr. Greek language. "High ranking angel." Unique. Arcangela, Archangela (compare Angela, Arabela) have the unconventional -ela suffix. Archangels rank above angels in the .. [Archangelia, Archangela, .. 1 more]

Asma
Source fr. Arabic language. "High status." Somewhat common as a girls' name, Asma is comparable to the familiar Asia. See also Ama. Name of an important person in ..

Athalia
Based on Hebrew word. "The Lord is exalted." Less widespread today. Atha was the variant last appearing (1930-1939) in the Top 2000. Biblical .. [Attalie, Athalee, Atalie, .. 4 more]

Avichayil
Derived fr. Hebrew word. "Exalted father." Not that popular as a birth name. The anglicized version is Abigail. [Avigayil, Abichall, .. 2 more]

Bathilda
.. She was canonized for opposing the .. Not in popularity charts. [Bertilde, Batilde, .. 6 more]

Bedelia
Root fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Exalted one." Delia occurs commonly (UPPER 4%) as a last name. Variant of Bridget by way of .. [Delia, .. 2 more]

Biddy
.. Bride or Bridget (Gaelic) "exalted one" .. Less widespread today. Biddie was the variant last listed (1890-1899) in the Top 2000. [Bidon, .. 1 more]

Birgit
From Norwegian. "Exalted one." Birgit (UPPER 58%), Britt (49%) and Britta (72%) are commonly occurring as female names. Variant of Bridget .. [Byrgitt, Britt, Birget, .. 7 more]

Breanna▼
Root fr. English, Irish, Gaelic, Celtic. "High, noble, exalted." Popular as girls' names, Breanda, Breanna, etc. are pronounced like the conventional Brandy. Variant spelling of Brianna. [Breonna, Breonda, Breighann, Breiann, Breeauna, Breeanna, Breaunne, Breauna, Breana, Breah, .. 18 more]