Noble baby names and what they mean, for noble, aristocratic, duke, earl, with 156 results. These boy names were at the top of their popularity a century ago (ADOPTION OF 15.85%) and are now much less widespread (ADOPTION 3.23%, 79.6% LESS), with names like Arthur becoming less in vogue. The most fashionable boy names here are Ace (#255), Alaric (#976), Easton (#66), Lennox (#371) and Nolan (#64), while Fobian (TOP 77%) and Nilan (27%) are conventional last names. Here is the list of Noble names for girls.

Abelard - Albert

Abelard
Stems fr. Old German language. "Noble strength." Common as surnames. Compare Abelard (TOP 68%) and popular -rd surnames Auchard (TOP 96%), Alfard (87%). From Adalhard .. [Abelardo, .. 5 more]

Ace▲
.. Also an English surname meaning "noble" .. Ace and variants became more popular in 2018, gaining +34 rankings as birth names with Ace gaining the most. [Acie, Acey, Acee, .. 1 more]

Acelin
Derived fr. French language. "Noble." Acelyn is a slightly favored kid's name. See also Ashlin.

Acel
Stems fr. Old German word. "Noble." Rather quirky as a baby name. See also Asael.

Adal
Root fr. Old German element. "Noble, precious." Compare surnames Adam (UPPER 2%), Adas (54%).

Adalfieri
Origin fr. German language. "Noble oath." Adalfieri, Adelfieri and Edelfieri are not frequently adopted as boys' names. Italian name. [Edelfieri, Adelfieri]

Adalgiso
Derivative of Old German language. "Noble, precious promise." Rather unusual as a boys' name. Italian and Spanish name. [Edelgiso, .. 1 more]

Adalhard
Derived fr. Old German element. "Noble strength." Less used today. Adelard was the variation last listed (1910-1919) in the Top 2000. [Adellard, Adalard, .. 2 more]

Adalric
Origin fr. Old German language. "Noble, regal ruler." Acelric and Adalred are creative forms. [Adelrick, Adelrich, Adalrich, .. 2 more]

Adar
From Hebrew. "Noble." Unusual, with the favored -ar suffix, like Alamar, Allvar. See also Adam.

Addy
Stems fr. Teutonic word. "Noble." Addy (UPPER 8%), Ade (14%), Addie (21%) and Adi (42%) occur commonly as last names. Also a short form of Adam. [Ado, Adi, .. 2 more]

Adel
Source fr. Hebrew, Old German. "Noble." Adel, Adal and Edel are rarely found as first names. More familiar as a part of .. [Edel, .. 1 more]

Adelmar
Derived fr. Old German element. "Noble, famous." Rare, with the unconventional androgynous -mar suffix, like Alamar.

Adney
From Old English word. "The noble's island." Rare, with the -ey suffix, like Andrey, Amerey. See also Arney. Place name.

Adolph▼
Based on Old German. "Noble, majestic wolf." Somewhat atypical as a children's name, Adolph occurs more frequently as a surname. [Dolphus, Adolpho, Adollf, Adolfo, Adolf, Addolf, .. 8 more]

Alan▼
.. such as Alan, Earl of Brittany .. Al, Alen, Allen and Allyn are prevalent as variant forms of Alan. [Alyn, Alon, Allyn, Allin, Alleyn, Alanson, Alann, Aland, Alair, Alain, .. 15 more]

Alard
Root fr. Old German. "Noble strength." Al is a commonly occurring (UPPER 36%) masculine name, while Alard, Adlar, Adlard and Aliard are uncommonly used. [Aliard, Al, .. 2 more]

Alaric▲
Based on Old German. "Noble, regal ruler." Alaric has become progressively more popular with parents since 1880-1889. .. son of a duke who turned .. [Ulrick, Ulrich, Ullrich, Allerick, Alleric, Aleric, Alarico, .. 7 more]

Albern
Based on Old German language. "Noble courage." Unique. Albern is not listed in the US Demographics. See also Alvert.

Albert▼
From Old English element. "Noble, bright." A highly familiar boys' name (#452 IN RECENT RANKINGS), Albert is also found commonly as a last name. From an Old French name, Albert .. [Ulbricht, Elbert, Bertie, Bert, Aubert, Alvertos, Albrecht, Albie, Albertus, Al, .. 17 more]