Hebrew Baby Names
Hebrew names account for 26.8% of babies given a top-1,000 name in the US — 438 names in all, led by Mia and Noah.
How common are Hebrew names?
Measured across every name in the 2025 SSA top 1,000 lists.
Hebrew names rising fastest
Already in the top 1,000 and still climbing — the Hebrew names gaining ground.
What Hebrew names mean
The ideas Hebrew names return to most. Faith leads with 325 of them.
Origins that overlap with Hebrew
Many names belong to more than one tradition. These share the most names with Hebrew.
All Hebrew baby names
9,214 names found
Aabriella
God is my strength
Aadam
Son of the red earth
Aadon
Earth; or a variant of Adon meaning lord
Aaliah
High, exalted, or sublime
Aalijah
The Lord is my God
Aalyah
High, exalted, or sublime
Aanaya
God's answer or gift
Aania
Grace, favor, or beautiful
Aaniyah
Caring, affectionate, or one who helps
Aanya
Grace, favor, or inexhaustible
Aanyah
Grace, favor, or God has answered
Aaralyn
Song or beautiful melody
Aaran
High mountain, exalted, or enlightened
Aaren
High mountain, exalted, or enlightened
Aariah
Lion of God or high-born
Aariel
Lion of God
Aarielle
Lion of God
Aarilyn
Modern invented name, likely a blend of Aaron and Marilyn
Aarin
High mountain, exalted, or enlightened
Aarion
High mountain, exalted, or bringer of light
Hebrew baby names: common questions
What is the most popular Hebrew baby name?
Mia is the most popular Hebrew girls' name (#6 in the US) and Noah the most popular Hebrew boys' name (#2), based on 2025 Social Security Administration data.
How common are Hebrew baby names in the US?
Hebrew is the #2 most common origin of the 24 we track. 438 names in the 2025 top 1,000 have Hebrew roots, given to 694,818 babies — 26.8% of those receiving a top-1,000 name. A name can have more than one origin, so these overlap with other traditions.
Which Hebrew names are getting more popular?
Thiago, Eden, Ayla, Josie, Adriel are all in the top 1,000 and climbing in national popularity.
What do Hebrew names usually mean?
Hebrew names most often carry themes of Faith (325 names), Spirit (94 names), Gift (93 names).