And the Most Popular Baby Girl Names of 2016 are...

From the Greek word for "wisdom"

An English name derived from the Old German for “whole” or “universal”

A feminine form of Oliver, meaning “olive tree”

From Latin “avis,” meaning “bird”; a short form of the name Chava, which means “living one”

Meaning "mine,” or “wished-for child”

A variation of Elizabeth, meaning “devoted to God” in Hebrew

From the Old English “ryge leah,” meaning “wood clearing”; “valiant”

Italian for “air”; in Hebrew, it is derived from Ariel, meaning “lion of God”

A Greek name meaning “life”

A feminine form of Charles, it means “petite” and “feminine”; a common name for royalty

From the flower, a symbol of purity in Christianity

Of Egyptian/Arabic origins, it can mean “wine,” “intoxication,” “night,” or “dark beauty”

In Latin, meaning “industrious” and “striving”

From Latin, meaning “striving” and “eager”

Greek for “high tower”

From the Germanic name Alberic, king of the elves in German mythology

“Of noble kind”

“Strong fighter”

Meaning “blooming” or “young green shoot,” used in Greek to represent Demeter, the fertility goddess

Originally a last name meaning someone who plays the harp

In Hebrew, “the Father’s Joy"

Meaning, “exalted”

Meaning “wise,” “counselor” and “ruling with elf-wisdom”

Meaning “life” and “living”

Meaning “celebration”