Female and male first names beginning with the letter “Y”..

Ynez is a unique and elegant Spanish name meaning "snow".

Ynhi is a rare, captivating Chinese girl's name composed of "Yin" (surname/order) and "Hi" (aspire/hope), gaining popularity during early 20th-century cultural reform.

Yo is a centuries-old Japanese unisex name originating from the kanji character "世", signifying 'world' or 'generation'.

Yoadan is a rare Hebrew name with biblical roots, meaning 'helper' or 'counselor'.

Yoali is a rare but captivating name of African origin, believed to mean 'one who has arrived'.

Yoalli is a rare Mayan name derived from the god of night and storms, Yumil Kaxob', pronounced "Yo-ah-lee". It signifies power and connection to nature, with historical roots dating back to the Classic Period of Mayan civilization (250-900 AD).

Yoaly is a distinctive Spanish name derived from the Hebrew name Joel, meaning 'Yahweh is God,' with roots in the Old Testament as one of the twelve minor prophets.

Yoana is a Bulgarian name meaning 'joy', symbolizing happiness and prosperity.

Yoandra is a unique Spanish female name derived from Yolanda ("violet flower") and Andra (diminutive of Andrew, meaning "strong").

Yoani is a feminine given name of Latin American origin derived from the Spanish word "yo", meaning "I". It was coined by author José Lezama Lima in his novel "Paradiso" published in 1966, and has gained popularity in Cuban culture due to its unique sound and meaning. The name signifies individuality, self-expression, independence, strength of will, confidence, pride, and resilience.

Yoanna is a Bulgarian female name derived from 'yova', meaning 'grandmother', signifying respect, wisdom, and family heritage.

Yoany is a Cuban-origin name meaning "God answers". It is predominantly used for males, both in Cuba and other Spanish-speaking countries such as Spain and Mexico.

Yoatzi is a rare Hebrew name meaning "counselor" or "helper," originally used as a divine attribute in the Bible and later associated with wise individuals in ancient Egypt.

Yobana is a unique Spanish name derived from the Basque "Yoba," meaning "good" or "kind.

Yocasta is a rare Spanish female given name derived from the ancient Greek 'Iokaste', meaning "many-sided" or "of many aspects", signifying versatility and adaptability. It is associated with Iocasta, a wise and courageous figure in Greek mythology who played a significant role in the tragic story of Oedipus.

Yocelin is a captivating Hispanic feminine name derived from Hebrew "Jocelyn," meaning "joyful," and possibly connected to Spanish "Yolanda," meaning "violet flower.

Yoceline is a unique Hispanic name derived from Yolanda, meaning 'violet flower'.

Yocelyn is an elegant, Latin-origin name derived from 'Iocus', meaning 'game' or 'play'. Popularized by French poet Jean de Meun, it has historical significance, notably worn by Yocelyn II, Duke of Brittany.

Yocelyne is a unique, Spanish-derived feminine name meaning 'joyous celebration'.

Yocelynn is a distinctive American name created by combining Yolanda and Celine, meaning 'violet flower' (Spanish) and 'sixth' (French).

Yocheved is a Hebrew feminine name derived from "yochieved," meaning "she will increase" or "she will be added." It holds historical significance as the mother of Moses in Exodus 2 and symbolizes strength and resilience.

Yodahe is an uncommon African name of Yoruba origin from Nigeria and Benin. It means "brings riches" or "brings abundance".