Among the Top 2000 baby girl names in Australia Mia52 Zoe40 Gemma35 Britney32 Amy31 Annabelle 31 Tiana29 Elise29 Caitlyn 28 and Bronte27 surged the most in popularity compared to a year ago in 1999.

Most popular female australian names. You want something original unique and fashionable. From Shakespeare comes the names Olivia and Jessica. It is also the name of a character in the Bible.

The top ten includes classics with Greek or Latin origins Chloe Sophie Grace and Lily. 78 行 AustralianGreek Christianity Aayla Top of the mountain Girl AustralianGreek Christianity. A collection of Australian Girl Names Popular and Unique Australian Girl Names.

While there are Aussie names that are uniquely Australian - such as Banjo Clancy and Ned for boys Matilda Victoria and Adelaide for girls or the many Indigenous names - and Australian baby names that are just unique - God bless those bogan names - when most Australians decide what to call their bubs they prefer to go for something traditional rather than unusual. 101 行 Other female names include. Most Popular Names for Girls in Australia Victoria These are the most popular girls names in Australia Victoria for 2015.

According to Rogers-Anderson Aussies love naming their children after places or things such as Vegas Sierra-Leonie Khe Sanh and Narnia. Top 11-100 Baby Names. Other popular Aussie bogan baby names included in the book are Nicomachus Harleen and Braelyn with other creative monikers like Wynter Rebel and Nashayleah also making the cut.

Nameberry recently released their predictions for baby name trends of 2016 which include everything from Star Wars inspired names as Poe Finn Rey or Hux to old man names. Emily Isabella and Charlotte have European origins. This is a Hebrew name and the meaning of the name is fathers joy father rejoiced or gives joy.

Along with Matilda and Kylie other Australian names in the US Top 1000 include Adelaide Darwin Lachlan Kiara Miles Sydney Talia and Victoria. Top 11-100 Baby Names. Alexis Wright is an Indigenous Australian writer who was awarded the Miles Franklin Award for her novel Carpentaria as well as the Stella Prize for her memoir of aboriginal activist Leigh Bruce Tilmouth.