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2025 data, released 8 May 2026

Names that mean noble

Nobility names are mostly Germanic, from the element adal, "noble", which gave Adeline, Adelaide, Alice and Audrey, or Latin, from patricius, "of the patrician class", which gave Patricia and Patrick.

Girl names (25)

NameMeaningOriginRank 2025
Alicenoble kindGermanic#65
AdelinenobleGermanic#59
Audreynoble strengthEnglish#86
Aryanoble (Sanskrit)Sanskrit#158
Adalynnnoble (variant of Adeline)Germanic#184
AdanobleGermanic#219
Adelaidenoble kindGermanic#289
Heidipet form of Adelheid ('noble kind')Germanic#340
Adelinanoble (pet form of Adela/Adelaide)Germanic#304
AliciaLatinized form of Alice ('noble kind')Germanic#460
Addilynvariant of Adeline (from adal, 'noble')Germanic#988
Aleenavariant of Alina (from Adela, 'noble')Germanic#657
Adelenoble (from Germanic adal)Germanic#751
Alishavariant of Alicia (Alice); "nobility"Germanic#1,229
Patricianoble, patricianLatin#1,336
Addiepet form of Adeline, Adelaide, etc.Germanic#1,272
Audravariant of Audrey; "noble strength"English#2,003
Eugenia"well-born"Greek#2,787
Trishapet form of Patricia; "noble"Latin#3,511
EthelnobleEnglish#4,211
Patsypet form of Patricia or PatrickLatin#6,059
Patrice"noble"Latin#16,670
Alberta"noble and bright"Germanic#9,481
Pattypet form of Patricia (or Martha)Latin#16,671
Patshort form of Patricia or Patrick; "noble"Latin—

Boy names (15)

NameMeaningOriginRank 2025
Kevindear birth; gentle and nobleIrish#221
Patricknoble, patricianLatin#235
Alonzonoble and ready (variant of Alfonso)Germanic#511
Albertnoble and brightGermanic#614
Kareemnoble, generous (Arabic)Arabic#702
Albertonoble and bright (Italian/Spanish Albert)Germanic#819
Aryannoble (Sanskrit)Sanskrit#872
Eugenewell bornGreek#943
Alfonso"noble" + "ready"Germanic#1,012
Elmernoble and famousEnglish#1,223
Marquismarquis (noble title)French#1,672
Geneshort form of Eugene, 'well born'Greek#2,238
Earlnobleman (title)English#2,236
Delbertshort form of Adelbert; "noble and bright"Germanic#6,901
Elbertform of Albert; "noble and bright"Germanic#8,442

How names get on this list

Our editors read each name's documented etymology and tag a theme only when the roots of the name carry that meaning. Popular explanations without support (folk etymologies) don't count, and names whose origin is uncertain are left out unless every explanation agrees. The list covers the roughly 2,000 most used names we have researched so far, ordered by the number of US babies in the last five years. How we research meanings.