Popular Baby Names

Selecting a nice name for the newborn is among the difficult decision that every parent needs to take. Some parents decide to stick to their family names still others decide to select less traditional names. Still some want some unique name for their newborn.

The most popular boy’s names in the year 2008’ are listed below with their meanings
• Aidan (means little fire)
• Braden (means from the wide valley)
• Caleb (means anger like a dog)
• Connor (one who loves wolf, Irish name)
• Dylan (which is Welsh for “son of the sea”)
• Hebrew (which means strong)
• Ethan (which means strong)
• Jacob (which means Supplanted)
• Jaden (a part of the crow family, Latin name)
• Kaden (which means fighter)
• Noah (which means peace)
But for the parents who like to give their baby boy a more customary and traditional name. Here is another list of popular baby names for them
• Michael ( The one who likes God)
• John (means God is polite)
• Stephen (means crown, it’s a Greek name)
• Mark (warlike, Latin name)
• Richard (courageous leader, English name),
• William (tough fighter, English name)
• Matthew (reward of God, English name)
• Robert (dazzling fame, English name).

If the couple is expecting a girl the popular baby names of the year 2008’ includes
• Abigail (means “joy of the father” a Hebrew name)
• Ava (like a bird).
• Cailyn (mean “pure” American name)
• Caitlyn (mean “pure” American name)
• Chloe (means “blooming” a Greek name)
• Emma (means “universal” a Latin name)
• English Madeline (Woman of Magdala, British name)
• Irish Brianna (high noble, British name).
• Isabella, (which means “God is my oath” an Italian name)
• Olivia (elf soldiers, British name)

If somebody is interested in some traditional names for their newborn girl, here is a list for them to make a choice
• Mary (sea of unpleasantness, Hebrew in origin)
• Elizabeth (God is my promise, Hebrew in origin)
• Grace (elegance of God, Latin name)
• Victoria (conqueror, Latin name)
• Catherine (pure, Greek name)
• Melissa (bee, Greek name).
• Margaret (means pearl, English name)
• Nicole (success of the people, French in its origin)

Today parents have a wide variety of the names and they have the liberty to select the name about anything they want. There are many websites and books to help them out for this.

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