The most popular baby names of 2016 will surprise you

The most popular baby names of 2016 are here! We're more than half way through the year, crazy right?, which means Nameberry has released the top boy and girl baby names so far. The most exciting part is that there are a couple of newcomers and unique bilingual monmilers that made the list! Check out if your favorites made the cut. 

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Ezra

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The Hebrew name means "help," which is perfect for a kind and supportive soul. The name sounds pretty unique, too.

Asher

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In Old English, the name means "one who lives near an ash tree or grove." For modern times, it's still a pretty cool name.

Atticus

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This strong baby name has Latin roots. The Roman name means "from Attica."

Declan

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The name originates from the Irish words "good" and "full," which suggests it symbolizes, "full of goodness." Is there a better name for a baby?

Oliver

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Oliver is perfect for a future peacemaker. The name comes from the Latin word "oliva," which means "olive."

Olivia

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The top baby girl name on the list is Olivia. The name shares the same peaceful meaning as the boy version Oliver.

Amelia

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The traditional Spanish name means means industrious and hardworking. Now that's what I'm talking about!

Charlotte

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The old German name means "free man." In this case, it's a free little baby girl!

Ava

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I was so happy to see Ava on the list! The bilingual name comes from an uncertain origin and doesn't have a specific meaning. It's still beautiful, though.

Isla

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Now this is for a beautiful island baby. Isla means island in Spanish. Check out the full list of names and share your favorites!