Amanda
girlah-MAN-dah
“worthy of love”
Popularity Over Time
Births per million by decade (SSA data, 1960s–2020s)
The Story
The name Amanda has its roots in Latin, where it translates to 'worthy of love.' It gained popularity in the 18th century and has since been associated with a gentle, nurturing personality. Modern parents are drawn to Amanda for its timeless charm and the positive, loving connotation it carries, making it a beautiful choice for their little girls.
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