Strong baby names and what they mean, for strong, strength, mighty, healthy, with 110 results. These boy names were at the height of their popularity 5 decades ago (USAGE OF 3.92%) and are somewhat less conventional today (USAGE 2.47%, 37.1% LESS), with names like Donald falling out of fashion. The most fashionable baby names in this compilation are Everett (#95), Leonardo (#92), Wyatt (#26), Atlas (#291) and Barrett (#213), while Lonardo (TOP 24%) and Gedeon (12%) are familiar last names. Here is the list of Strong names for girls.

Aaron - Berthold

Aaron
Root fr. Hebrew language. "Mountain of strength." Aarion is also a slightly prominent boys' name. From the Hebrew "har on", or .. [Ronny, Arron, Aron, Arnie, Ari, Arek, Airen, Ahron, Ahren, Aaronn, .. 27 more]

Abelard
Derived fr. Old German element. "Noble strength." Abelard (compare Auchard, Alfard) is a popular -ard suffix surname. From Adalhard .. [Abelardo, Abel, Abbey, Ab, .. 2 more]

Abir
Source fr. Arabic, Hebrew words. "Strong." Not that prominent as a baby name. [Abiri, Abeer, .. 1 more]

Adalhard
Stems fr. Old German language. "Noble strength." Adal, Adellard, etc. are seldom found as male names. [Adellard, .. 3 more]

Agamemnon
A mighty warrior and hero who .. Rather quaint as a children's name. [Agamenon, .. 1 more]

Alard
Stems fr. Old German. "Noble strength." Usage of Adlard and forms was well-received among parents 118 years ago, but now, Al has become less trendy. [Aliard, Adlard, Adlar, .. 1 more]

Alcander
Root fr. Greek. "Strong." Uncommon, with the -der suffix for Alcander, Alcinder, etc., like Alaxander, Alissander. [Alkender, Alkander, Alcindor, Alcinder]

Amram
Derived fr. Hebrew language. "Mighty nation." Not Top 2000 name. See also Aram. Biblical name ..

Armstrong
Based on Middle English element. "Strong fighter." Armstrong is infrequently used as a masculine name, occurring regularly (UPPER 1%) as a surname.

Aron
Source fr. Hebrew word. "Mountain of strength." Used frequently as a birth name, Aron is comparable to the conventional Arron. See also Ahron. Spanish, Slavic, and Scandinavian form of ..

Atlas▲
.. name has connotations of great strength. Atlas and Attlas are unusual first names, and Atlas exists frequently (UPPER 10%) as a last name. [Attlas]

Audey
Origin fr. Old English element. "Noble strength." Less popular today. Audie was the form last listed (the 1970s) in the Top 2000. [Audie]

Autry
Based on Old English. "Noble strength." Autrey and Autry are rarely occurring as given names. Variant of Audrey .. [Autrey]

Averett
Stems fr. Old German, Old English words. "Brave, strong boar." Averit and variants are not Top 2000 names. Variant of Everett. [Averret, Averit, Averet, .. 1 more]

Aviram
Derived fr. Hebrew. "My father is mighty." Popularly used, with usage of 0.013% for Aviram and Avi as children's names in 2018, higher than 0.012% a year ago. [Avi]

Ballard
Based on Old German, Old Norse. "Brave and strong; round shaped." Less common today. Ballard last appeared in the 1940s in the Top 2000. See also Gallard.

Barrett▲
.. (Old German) bear strength, or from .. Barrett and variants became more trendy in 2018, rising +139 rankings as boys' names with Barry rising the most. [Barry, Barrette, .. 6 more]

Bernal
Source fr. Old German. "Strength of a bear." Compare last names Bernel (UPPER 80%), Bernat (12%). Sometimes used in English speaking countries .. [Bernold, Bernhald, .. 2 more]

Bernard▼
Based on Old French, Old German elements. "Strong, brave bear." Bernard, Barney, Bear, Bernardo and Bernie are commonly used as variant forms. Three famous medieval saints bore the .. [Vernados, Burnard, Bernt, Bernis, Bernd, Bernardo, Bernardino, Bern, Berend, Barnhardo, .. 13 more]

Berthold
Based on Old German. "Bright strength; renowned leader." Berthold, like the similar Bertie, exists more usually as a surname. Uncommon in English speaking countries, but .. [Berton, Bertolt, Bertolde, Bertold, Berthoud, Bertell, Bert, .. 3 more]