Rare Vintage Names

Uncommon vintage names that have almost disappeared — perfect for parents who love old-fashioned charm but want something nobody else in the class will have.

Showing 193–240 of 355 names

light, or foreign, other

French, from Latin

lioness

from the valley of the Lyde

Irish, Welsh, or American (diminutive of Elizabeth)

lily

lily flower

bird, particularly a small songbird

English, diminutive of Elizabeth or Alice

pledged to God; my God is abundance

settlement by the little stream

201.Livingstone

Scottish, English

dweller by the stone of the Leving family

Italian (from Loreto, Italy)

laurel or place of laurels

laurel, bay tree

English, possibly a literary creation

laurel, sweet

205.Lottie-Louise

Germanic, Old German

free woman, famous warrior

English diminutive of Charlotte or Lottie

free man, petite, feminine

American, as a diminutive of Louise

famous warrior (diminutive of Louise)

love, beloved

Latin, through Italian and English

little light

light

light

profit, wealth

famous warrior

American (diminutive of Louise)

famous warrior (diminutive of Louise)

Greek or Old French/Germanic

light, torch, or a variant of Eleanor meaning 'foreign, other'

my beautiful one

lovable

Hebrew, Greek, Latin

of Magdala

Germanic, possibly Scottish/Gaelic

smooth brow, or possibly from Malvin (friend of justice)

hero's meadow

Old French, Norman

from Le Mans

young warrior; little hammer

Latin, Irish, Hebrew

shining sea; star of the sea; bitter

224.Margueritta

Latin, ultimately Greek

pearl

225.Maria-Adelaide

Hebrew and Germanic

bitter, beloved, noble kind

226.Marie-Adélaïde

French (compound of Marie and Adélaïde)

bitter, beloved, noble

227.Marie-Adèle

French (combination of Hebrew and Germanic)

bitter, beloved, noble

228.Marie-Amelie

French, Germanic, Latin

bitter, beloved, or striving

229.Marie-Angelique

Latin, Hebrew, Greek

bitter, beloved, and angelic messenger

230.Marie-Antonia

French (combination of Hebrew/Egyptian/Latin and Latin)

bitter, beloved, or star of the sea (Marie) and priceless, flourishing (Antonia)

231.Marie-Aurore

Hebrew and Latin

Marie: 'star of the sea' or 'bitter'; Aurore: 'dawn'

232.Marie-Berthe

Hebrew (Marie), Germanic (Berthe)

bitter, beloved, or rebellion (Marie) and bright, famous (Berthe)

233.Marie-Celeste

star of the sea, heavenly

234.Marie-Clémentine

bitter, beloved, merciful, gentle

235.Marie-Eugénie

French, Hebrew, Greek

bitter, beloved, well-born

236.Marie-Fernande

French, Latin, Germanic

bitter, beloved, and bold voyager

237.Marie-Lucille

Hebrew and Latin

bitter, beloved, and light

238.Marie-Rosalie

French, a combination of Marie and Rosalie

bitter, beloved rose

239.Marie-Valérie

bitter, beloved, and strong, healthy

Germanic, Hebrew

bitter, beloved, or rebellion (from Mary) and famous warrior (from Louise)

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