Name of the Day

Hebrew for he will add, Joseph is an ancient classic that still ranks in the top 60 across five countries.

A Hebrew name meaning princess, Sara is a top-20 favourite in Catalonia and quietly beloved from Brazil to Argentina.

An English classic meaning God is gracious, Jack is number 5 in New Zealand and a reliable favourite across the world.

Latin for rose, Rosa pairs sweetness with steel, and it sits just inside the top 100 in England & Wales.

Scottish Gaelic for little hollow, Logan is a top-20 hit in the United States and Canada with a soft heart inside.

Greek for rainbow and a top-20 hit in France, Iris is short, bright and full of colourful namesakes.

Germanic for home ruler, Henry sits at number 4 in Australia and is a warm, sturdy classic across the English-speaking world.

A name with two very different meanings and a huge global following. Maria tops the charts in Brazil and beyond.

Germanic, steadfast and number 5 in the United States and Canada, William is the classic that refuses to go out of style.

Number two in Catalonia, top ten in Brazil and loved far beyond. Julia wears its meaning very lightly indeed.

Latin for nobleman, Patrick comes with Pat, Paddy and Rick in its pocket, and a surprising number 39 spot in Australia.

A Latin classic with a luminous meaning, a top-25 spot in Canada and a remarkably accomplished set of namesakes.

Short, Arabic and quietly grand, Ali means high, exalted or noble, and it ranks well from Canada to France.

Short, polished and number two in France. Jade proves a single syllable can carry a remarkable amount of shine.

Latin for lion, top fifteen in France and full of quiet strength. Leon roars without ever raising its voice.

Aramaic roots, a meaning with two lovely options and nicknames for every mood. Say hello to Samantha.

English roots, a devout meaning and a top-60 spot in Canada. Elliot is the soft-spoken name everybody likes.

Hebrew for God is my strength, with a princess, a singer and an ice dancer in its corner. Gabriella is a name with options.

Home ruler or giant, top ten in Argentina and Brazil, and a namesake list full of speed and football.

Wisdom in two syllables: Sophie is a French take on a Greek classic, and it's adored most on the other side of the world.

Three letters, a Latin meaning of greatest and a namesake list packed with brainboxes. Meet Max.

A Latin name meaning strong and healthy, second in Argentina and borne by the first woman in space. Meet Valentina.

Greek for farmer, top ten in New Zealand and England & Wales, and endlessly dependable. Meet George.

Hebrew, graceful and top ten in France, Anna proves a name doesn't need to be complicated to be quietly perfect.

Celtic roots, a fearsome meaning and top-ten status in five countries. Arthur is having a very regal moment.

A Hebrew name meaning weary, with a matriarch, a poet and a footballer in its corner. Leah is far gentler than it sounds.

Arabic, deeply meaningful and the most popular boy's name in England & Wales. Here's why Muhammad is so widely loved.

Latin for star, with Ella and Elle hiding in plain sight. Stella has sparkle, and a surprisingly practical streak.

Greek, bright and powered by a Z: Zoe means life, and it seems to be thriving in countries all over the world.

Hebrew, graceful and a perfect palindrome. Here's why Hannah keeps its quiet charm across the world.