Ce prénom arabe à la sonorité française bat tous les records en 2026, selon l’Officiel des prénoms
While some first names dominate the rankings, others stand out for their unique charm and particular meaning.
There are those who prefer to follow trends, and those who choose to avoid them to preserve a touch of individuality in their child's name. For the latter, caution is advised: it's best to avoid names that topped the list in the latest edition of L'Officiel des prénoms (The Official Book of First Names). For girls, 2025 has heralded the reign of Ambre, Louise, and Alba, the leading favorites for the coming year.
Just behind, Jade, Alma, Emma, and Rose continue their success, while Romy, Eva, and Alice round out the coveted top 10. According to Stéphanie Rapoport and Claire Tabarly, co-authors of this invaluable guide for expectant parents, the popularity of names ending in "a," which began in the early 2000s, continues to grow. Nature, too, is inspiring more and more parents, subtly influencing the choice of these gentle legacies.
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