60 Timeless Biblical Baby Names with Meanings
Biblical names have endured for thousands of years because they carry weight - stories of courage, faith, love, and redemption. From the strength of Elijah to the grace of Miriam, these names connect your child to a tradition that spans cultures and centuries.
| Name | Origin | Meaning | Syllables |
|---|---|---|---|
| ElijahBoy | Hebrew | My God is Yahweh | 3 |
| MiriamGirl | Hebrew | Wished-for child, rebellion | 3 |
| IsaacBoy | Hebrew | He will laugh | 2 |
| NaomiGirl | Hebrew | Pleasantness | 3 |
| EzraBoy | Hebrew | Helper | 2 |
| RuthGirl | Hebrew | Friend, companion | 1 |
| AsherBoy | Hebrew | Happy, blessed | 2 |
| AbigailGirl | Hebrew | Father's joy | 3 |
| MicahUnisex | Hebrew | Who is like God? | 2 |
| EstherGirl | Hebrew/Persian | Star | 2 |
| CalebBoy | Hebrew | Faithful, wholehearted | 2 |
| HannahGirl | Hebrew | Grace, favor | 2 |
| JonahBoy | Hebrew | Dove | 2 |
| DelilahGirl | Hebrew | Delicate, languishing | 3 |
| GabrielBoy | Hebrew | God is my strength | 3 |
| LeahGirl | Hebrew | Weary, meadow | 2 |
| SilasBoy | Latin/Hebrew | Wood, forest | 2 |
| EdenUnisex | Hebrew | Delight, paradise | 2 |
| TobiasBoy | Hebrew | God is good | 3 |
| LydiaGirl | Greek/Biblical | From Lydia | 3 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular biblical baby names?
The most popular biblical names in 2026 include Elijah (#4 for boys), Noah (#2), Liam (derived from William, with biblical resonance), Abigail (#12 for girls), and Hannah. Old Testament names are seeing a particular surge.
Are there gender-neutral biblical names?
Yes. Micah, Eden, Jordan, Ariel, and Jesse all have biblical roots and work beautifully for any gender. Many Hebrew names have a natural gender-neutrality.
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