Wealthy baby names and what they mean, for wealthy, rich, prosperous, prosperity, with 53 results. Adoption of these girl names reached its peak 138 years ago (ADOPTION OF 2.58%) and is now much reduced (ADOPTION 0.55%, ▼79%), with names like Eda becoming less stylish. Clover (#1248), Elodie (#1049) and Mira (#465) are three of the more fashionable birth names among these, while Claver (TOP 39%) and Cliver (26%) are popular surnames. Here is the list of Wealthy names for boys.

Adair - Edwina

Adair
Root fr. Old German language. "Wealthy spear." Adaia is a marginally favored girl's name. Also a Scottish surname. [Adayre, .. 2 more]

Alda▼
Stems fr. Old German element. "Old, prosperous." Common as surnames. Compare Alda (UPPER 78%), Aleda, Alida and popular -da last names Awada (UPPER 34%), Anda (23%). Feminine of Aldo and Otto. [Alida, Aldina, Aldea, Aldabella, .. 6 more]

Ardith▼
.. that means "spiritual prosperity", and is .. Usage of Ardith as a birth name has faded since 1930-1939. [Ardis, Ardella, Ardell, Ardath, .. 2 more]

Artha
Stems fr. Hindi element. "Riches." Aertha and Antha are creative variations. See also Ardea.

Ashira
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Rich; I will sing." A quirky baby name. [Ashirah, .. 1 more]

Auda
Derivative of Old French language. "Prosperous." Auda, Aud and Aude are rarely found as first names. [Aude, .. 1 more]

Bolanile
Stems fr. Nigerian element. "This house's riches." Outside Top 2000.

Clover▲
.. traditional symbol of wealth, luck and .. Clova and Clover are scarcely used women's names, and Clover exists regularly (TOP 8%) as a surname. [Clova]

Cybil
.. to a prophetess or fortune teller .. Uncommon as birth names, but Cybil and Cybill are comparable to the more conventional Sybil. [Cybill]

Destiny▼
Root fr. Old French. "One's certain fortune, fate." Destiny is commonplace (TOP 25%) as a first name. Mythology .. [Destyni, Destinie, Destiney, Destina, .. 4 more]

Dhana
Derived fr. Hindi, Sanskrit words. "Wealthy." Dhana and Dhanna are not frequently adopted as children's names. [Dhanna]

Dita
Based on Spanish, Old English. "Strife for wealth." Not that common as a baby name. Variant of Edith.

Ebba
Also possibly means "fortress of riches" .. Ebba and forms peaked in popularity in the 1890s. [Ebbe]

Eda▼
Derived fr. Old German. "Strife for wealth." Less used today. Eda was the variation last appearing (the 1940s) in the Top 2000. From ead gyd .. [Ede, .. 1 more]

Edina
Origin fr. Old English, Hebrew words. "Wealthy friend; pleasure, delight." Rather uncommon as a children's name. Variant of Edwina and Edna .. [Edyna, Edeena, .. 2 more]

Edith▼
Source fr. Old English element. "Strife for wealth." Eadie (TOP 13%), Eda (72%), Ede (20%), Edie (11%) and Edy (78%) are found regularly as surnames. From êad gyô .. [Eydith, Eyde, Edythe, Edyth, Edithe, Edita, Edie, Eadie, .. 16 more]

Edmonda
Origin fr. Old English language. "Wealthy protector." Unique. Edmonda, Edmunda (compare Erlinda) have the unusual feminine-sounding -nda suffix. Feminine of Edmund. [Edmunda, Edmonde, Edma, .. 2 more]

Edris
Stems fr. Old English language. "Rich and powerful." Moderately novel as a children's name, Edris is found more conventionally as a surname. Feminine of Edric. [Eydra, Eidra, Edra]

Edwardine
From Old English element. "Wealthy guard." Rather uncommon as a children's name. Feminine of Edward. [Edwardyne, .. 4 more]

Edwina▼
Stems fr. Old English word. "Wealthy friend." Edwina is a frequently occurring (UPPER 19%) female name. [Edwynne, Edwine, .. 6 more]