The Top 100 Baby Names Of 2014, According To Nameberry

According to Nameberry, the most popular baby names for 2014 are Imogen for girls and Asher for boys. Nameberry's Top 100 list is based on the number of views each name attracted on the website, out of a total of nearly 50 million views in 2014.



But the biggest news is the huge influence of television and celebrities on names zooming up Nameberry’s popularity list. The "Game of Thrones"-inspired girls’ name Khaleesi ranks at Number 2, with Daenerys also in the Nameberry Top 100.



On the boys’ side, new names entering the Top 10 are Silas, popularized by "Weeds," along with Jasper, Milo and Ezra. The biggest leaps were the Jolie-Pitt-influenced Knox, up 60 places, followed by Archer and Ryker.



The three names climbing furthest up the Nameberry Top 100 for girls are Ellie, Cordelia and Maya; others include Adeline, plus four stylish L-names: Lucy, Lila, Louisa and Luna.



Names that made the biggest slides are emblematic of pop culture shifts. For girls, names losing popularity include Katniss from "The Hunger Games" along with popular celebrity baby choices Harper, Seraphina, and Everly. For boys, Flynn, of "Breaking Bad," dropped 67 places, followed by Christian of 50 Shades of Grey and Arlo of "Justified." Even George, as in 2013’s little prince, lost 36 spots.



Here are Nameberry's lists of the Top 100 baby names for girls and for boys in 2014:



Girls



1. Imogen

2. Khaleesi

3. Charlotte

4. Isla

5. Cora

6. Penelope

7. Violet

8. Amelia

9. Eleanor

10. Hazel

11. Claire

12. Adelaide

13. Adeline

14. Ivy

15. Lucy

16. Alice

17. Olivia

18. Evangeline

19. Genevieve

20. Maisie

21. Lila

22. Beatrice

23. Rose

24. Maeve

25. Scarlett

26. Ava

27. Aurora

28. Nora

29. Willa

30. Elizabeth

31. Eloise

32. Elodie

33. Caroline

34. Emma

35. Matilda

36. Clara

37. Grace

38. Cordelia

39. Clementine

40. Aurelia

41. Ellie

42. Poppy

43. Arabella

44. Elsa

45. Ella

46. Harlow

47. Harper

48. Iris

49. Seraphina

50. Katniss

51. Luna

52. Mila

53. Ruby

54. Aria

55. Sophia

56. Mae

57. Mia

58. Juliet

59. Eliza

60. Evelyn

61. Audrey

62. Josephine

63. Maya

64. Isabella

65. Emmeline

66. Emily

67. Stella

68. Chloe

69. Olive

70. Anna

71. Sadie

72. Wren

73. Louisa

74. Annabelle

75. Lily

76. Piper

77. Daenerys

78. Jane

79. Gemma

80. Lola

81. Esme

82. Margaret

83. Willow

84. Zara

85. Ada

86. Frances

87. Everly

88. Mabel

89. Lydia

90. Daisy

91. Pearl

92. Madeline

93. Phoebe

94. Delilah

95. Kinsley

96. Isabel

97. Georgia

98. Hannah

99. Abigail

100. Millie



Boys



1. Asher

2. Declan

3. Atticus

4. Oliver

5. Silas

6. Henry

7. Jasper

8. Finn

9. Milo

10. Ezra

11. Leo

12. Levi

13. Jude

14. Wyatt

15. Felix

16. Sebastian

17. Soren

18. Beckett

19. Miles

20. Theodore

21. Bodhi

22. Jack

23. Liam

24. Archer

25. Owen

26. Emmett

27. Ethan

28. William

29. Sawyer

30. Caleb

31. Benjamin

32. Oscar

33. Josiah

34. Julian

35. James

36. Andrew

37. Hudson

38. Knox

39. Hugo

40. Alexander

41. Zachary

42. Dashiell

43. Ryder

44. Ryker

45. Ronan

46. Lucas

47. Thomas

48. Elijah

49. Luke

50. Samuel

51. Callum

52. Noah

53. Arthur

54. Isaac

55. Jacob

56. Theo

57. Weston

58. Axel

59. Roman

60. Rhys

61. Everett

62. Zane

63. Grayson

64. Rowan

65. August

66. Kai

67. Harrison

68. Beau

69. Gabriel

70. Jackson

71. Griffin

72. Austin

73. Nolan

74. Xavier

75. Daniel

76. Nathaniel

77. Charles

78. Nash

79. Simon

80. Jonah

81. Holden

82. Micah

83. Flynn

84. John

85. Wesley

86. Christian

87. Elliot

88. Graham

89. Nathan

90. George

91. Nicholas

92. Lincoln

93. Cassius

94. Tristan

95. Gideon

96. Maxwell

97. Tobias

98. Lachlan

99. Arlo

100. Matthew







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