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26. Genevieve


French speakers frequently use the Germanic or Celtic given name Genevieve (also spelled Geneviève). This name comes from two Germanic words that signify “family” and “wife,” respectively: kuni and wefa.

Consequently, Genevieve might be interpreted as either “woman of the family” or “woman of the race.” There are several additional ways that the name can be spelled, including Genevive, Jenivieve, Jenaivieve, and Jenevieve.
The years between the 1960s and 1970s were marked by a fall in the popularity of the name Genevieve, but the decades between the 1970s and 1980s and the early 2000s were marked by a rise in popularity that shows no indications of abating. It is now the 169th most frequent name given to girls who are being born in the United States.

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