Renovated Top 100 Girls' Names 2020

For a few years, I have been into seeking less-popular alternatives to the most common names. Today, I'd bring that interest to action by transforming the current top 100 girls' names.

My blog is for everyone who loves names. A post listing multiple alternatives for every name would be aimed exclusively at parents, so I will only list one alternative per name. The alternative names will also be phonetically similar to the popular name; it will have a similar syllable count and pattern. Alternatives will rank below the top 250 as well. 

Enjoy my transformation of the current top 100 girls' names, where you are a parent seeking less-popular alternatives or just love names.

  1. Olivia-Lavinia
  2. Emma-Greta
  3. Ava-Theda
  4. Charlotte-Frances
  5. Sophia-Louisa
  6. Amelia-Cordelia
  7. Isabella-Henrietta
  8. Mia-Noa
  9. Evelyn-Gwendolyn
  10. Harper-Briar
  11. Camila-Romina
  12. Gianna-Bianca
  13. Abigail-Maribel
  14. Luna-Rhea
  15. Ella-Zelda
  16. Elizabeth-Zenobia
  17. Sofia-Josefa
  18. Emily-Cecily
  19. Avery-Waverly
  20. Mila-Priya
  21. Scarlett-Tanith
  22. Eleanor-Hannelore
  23. Madison-Dennison
  24. Layla-Feba
  25. Penelope-Antigone
  26. Aria-Lilia
  27. Chloe-Phoebe
  28. Grace-Jane
  29. Ellie-Winnie
  30. Nora-Orla
  31. Hazel-Opal
  32. Zoey-Evey
  33. Riley-Tierney
  34. Victoria-Antonia
  35. Lily-Tansy
  36. Aurora-Verona
  37. Violet-Hyacinth
  38. Nova-Vega
  39. Hannah-Dinah
  40. Emilia-Ofelia
  41. Zoe-Rosie
  42. Stella-Flora
  43. Everly-Romilly
  44. Isla-Ailsa
  45. Leah-Selah
  46. Lillian-Millicent
  47. Addison-Ellington
  48. Willow-Meadow
  49. Lucy-Zelie
  50. Paisley-Oakley
  51. Natalie-Thessaly
  52. Naomi-Salome
  53. Eliana-Liviana
  54. Brooklyn-Madrid
  55. Elena-Adela
  56. Aubrey-Berkley
  57. Claire-Pearl
  58. Ivy-Navy
  59. Kinsley-Hensley
  60. Audrey-Dulcie
  61. Maya-Alma
  62. Genesis-Exodus
  63. Skylar-Kimber
  64. Bella-Cilla
  65. Aaliyah-Sariyah
  66. Madelyn-Roselyn
  67. Savannah-Vienna
  68. Anna-Ellen
  69. Delilah-Jemima
  70. Serenity-Eternity
  71. Caroline-Marion
  72. Kennedy-Ellery
  73. Valentina-Christiana
  74. Ruby-Goldie
  75. Sophie-Jolie
  76. Alice-Helen
  77. Gabriella-Benedicta
  78. Sadie-Mamie
  79. Ariana-Fiorella
  80. Allison-Meredith
  81. Hailey-Laney
  82. Autumn-Blossom
  83. Nevaeh-Peninnah
  84. Natalia-Rosaria
  85. Quinn-Pimm
  86. Josephine-Elodie
  87. Sarah-Rosa
  88. Cora-Reba
  89. Emery-Kimery
  90. Samantha-Chrysantha
  91. Piper-Seger
  92. Leilani-Tahani
  93. Eva-Ida
  94. Everleigh-Willoughby
  95. Madeline-Clementine
  96. Lydia-Talitha
  97. Jade-Dove
  98. Peyton-Braelyn
  99. Brielle-Maelle
  100. Adeline-Pomeline
Which of the above alternatives are your favorites?

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