Faith baby names and what they mean, for faith, hope, worship, with 21 results. Usage of these boy names was at its most widespread 78 years ago (USAGE OF 3%) and has become significantly reduced since (USAGE 1.3%, ▼56%), with names such as Lafayette becoming less fashionable. Abraham (#164), Dexter (#476), Gideon (#308) and Roman (#85) are four of the more fashionable boy names in this list, while Constante (TOP 17%) and Calub (62%) are common last names. Here is the list of Hope names for girls.

Abraham - Von

Abraham▲
.. for his great faith, was the .. Abrahm is also a marginally prominent kid's name. [Ibrahim, Bram, Brahm, Avram, Avraham, Abran, Abrami, Abram, Abarran, .. 13 more]

Amal
Origin fr. Hebrew, Sanskrit, Arabic elements. "Hope." Unusual, but Amal is comparable to common -al last names Atwal (UPPER 19%), Attal (59%). Familiar to Americans as the young .. [Amel, .. 2 more]

Androcles
.. for a play about Christian faith. Unique. Androcles (cf. Andries, Andrewes) ends with -es. [Androclus]

Artemas
.. survived even after worship of the .. Less common today. Artemio was the version last listed (2001) in the Top 2000. [Arty, Artemis, .. 7 more]

Bob▼
.. Comedian Bob Hope; singer Bob Dylan .. Used somewhat frequently as baby names, Bob, Bobby, etc. are comparable to the conventional Robby. [Bobby, .. 3 more]

Brighton
.. to indicate the hope of a .. Usage of Brighton as a boys' name in 2018 was 6.5% more than a decade ago. See also Broughton.

Caleb
Root fr. Hebrew language. "Faith, devotion, whole hearted." Cale (TOP 6%), Caleb (22%) and Cal (28%) appear often as surnames. Anglicized form of Kaleb .. [Kaylob, Kayleb, Cale, .. 3 more]

Constant
.. vigilant, and steadfast in the faith. Constant is unconventional as a given name, existing regularly (TOP 5%) as a surname. See also Konstant.

Dexter▲
.. Greek dexi meaning "worship", which was .. Popular, with usage of 0.034% for Dexter and variants as birth names in 2018, but lower than 0.037% a year ago. [Dexy, Dexton, Dex]

Eusebius
.. eu "good" and sebein "to worship" .. Esavius and variants soared in popularity a century ago. [Eusevios, Eusebios, Eusebio, Eusabio, Esavio, .. 7 more]

Gideon▲
.. skillful planning and faith rather than .. Well-used, with usage of 0.061% for Gideon, Hedeon, etc. as baby names in 2018, though lower than 0.063% the previous year. [Hedeon, Gidi, .. 2 more]

Hyman▼
.. person's name in hope of recovery. Hyman is conventional (UPPER 90%) as a male name, while Hayim, Hayyim, Hymen, Hymie and Mannie are unique. [Mannie, Hymen, Hayyim, .. 2 more]

Jeroboam
.. who allowed the worship of idols .. Jeroboam was not among 2018's Top names.

Lafayette▼
May derive from "foi", meaning "faith" .. Somewhat novel as a children's name, Lafayette is found more frequently as a surname.

Peter▼
.. was impulsive and had strong faith .. Peterson (UPPER 1%), Pierce (1%), Pierre (1%), Peter (2%) and Pedro (4%) appear commonly as last names. [Pyotr, Piotr, Petrov, Petros, Petre, Peterson, Pete, Per, Pedro, Peder, .. 11 more]

Procopio
.. for refusing to worship pagan gods .. Procopio, Procopius and Prokopios are barely found as given names, and Procopio appears regularly (TOP 9%) as a surname. [Prokopios, .. 1 more]

Roman▲
.. center of the Roman Catholic faith .. Roman and variants became more trendy in 2018, rising +272 positions as birth names with Rome leading the upswing. [Rome, Romanus, Romain, .. 4 more]

Thomas▼
.. mixture of pessimism and zealous faith .. Usage of Thomas, Tomaso, etc. as birth names in 2018 was down 10% compared to a decade ago. [Tommy, Tommey, Tomey, Tome, Tomas, Tom, Thompson, Thomason, Thoma, Tamhas, .. 14 more]

Traugott
Derivative of German. "Faith in God." Traugott was not a Top birth name in 2018.

Von
From Old Norse language. "Hope." Von and variants became less trendy last year, falling on average -37 positions as children's names with Von leading the decline. Also a respelling of the Dutch .. [Vontell, .. 2 more]