The downfall of the name Sophia and the other baby name trends we saw in 2019
From #1 to #9, Sophia really fell off the perch this year.
Amelia: With Latin origins, Amelia means 'work' or worker'.
(Image: Getty)Isla: With origins in Spain and Scotland, Isla essentially comes from the word 'island'.
(Image: Getty)Charlotte: With both English and French origins, Charlotte means 'free'.
(Image: Getty)Ava: This popular name has Latin origins and is thought to mean 'life' or 'bird'.
(Image: Getty)Olivia: A beautiful name of English origins which is thought to mean 'ancestor's descendant'.
(Image: Getty)Mia: A Scandanavian name which comes from the name 'Maria' which has Latin origins meaning 'mine' or 'wished for child'.
(Image: Getty)Lily: Taking a botanical name from the flower, Lily has English origins.
(Image: Getty)Willow: A gorgeous nature name, Willow has English origins and comes from the 'Willow Tree'.
(Image: Getty)Sophia: A feminine name with Greek origins meaning 'wisdom'.
(Image: Getty)Zoe: With origins in Greece, Zoe essentially means 'life'.
(Image: Getty)Evie: Of Latin, Hebrew, and Norman origin, the meaning of Evie is 'life'.
(Image: Getty)Ivy: Taken from the climbing vineplant , Ivy is of English origins.
(Image: Getty)Harper: With origins in England, the meaning of the name Harper is 'harpist' or 'minstrel'.
(Image: Getty)Ella: This cute name has English origins and means 'elfin' or 'fairy maiden'.
(Image: Getty)Ruby: Derived from the gorgeous red gemstone, Ruby is a name of English origin.
(Image: Getty)Isabella: This popular Hebrew name means 'God is my oath'.
(Image: Getty)Layla This Arabic origin name means 'intoxication'.
(Image: Getty)Isabelle: With English origins, Isabelle is said to mean 'My God is bountiful'.
(Image: Getty)Matilda: It might feel very Australian, but the name Matilda is of German origin meaning 'battle-mighty'.
(Image: Getty)Chloe: From the Greek 'Khloe,' the name Chloe is said to represent Demeter, the fertility goddess.
(Image: Getty)Oliver: A name of English origins which is thought to mean 'ancestor's descendant'.
(Image: Getty)Noah: This Hebrew name means 'rest' and 'comfort'.
(Image: Getty)Leo: Leo has Latin origins meaning 'Lion' and it was the name of many early Christian saints and several popes.
(Image: Getty)Lucas: Hebrew in origin which means 'bringer of light' or 'morning'.
(Image: Getty)Jack: A derivative of John with English origins meaning 'God is gracious'.
(Image: Getty)Charlie: The name Charlie means 'free man' and has origins in England.
(Image: Getty)William: With English origins, the name William means 'resolute protector'.
(Image: Getty)Henry: An English name of Germanic origin meaning 'house owner' or 'lord of the manor'.
(Image: Getty)Luca: An Italian variation of the names Lucius and Luke meaning 'bringer of light' or 'man from Lucania'.
(Image: Getty)Thomas: With Greek origins, Thomas means 'a twin'.
(Image: Getty)Jackson: A strong English name meaning literally 'son of Jack'.
(Image: Getty)Liam: An Irish name, Liam comes from the name 'William'.
(Image: Getty)Mason: An old French word or Germanic origin which is though to mean 'maker' or 'a person who works with stone'.
(Image: Getty)Max: The name Max means 'greatest' and is of Latin origin.
(Image: Getty)Elijah: A Hebrew name meaning 'Jehovah is God'.
(Image: Getty)Harrison: An American name meaning 'son of Harry'.
(Image: Getty)Hunter: A name with American origins meaning 'huntsman' or 'one who hunts'.
(Image: Getty)Hudson: A name with English origins meaning 'son of Hudd'.
(Image: Getty)Ethan: The name Ethan means 'firm' or 'strong' and is of Hebrew origin.
(Image: Getty)James: The name James means 'supplanter' and is of Hebrew origin.
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