Baby names that mean eternity

Fewer than 40 babies a year in either country, which often means a name in wide use somewhere the records do not reach.

• Nityaeternal; perpetual; constant
• Ambriellevariant of Amber or Ambrosia, immortal
• Nithyaeternal, perpetual, constant
• Adithibeginning or eternity
• Akshayaimperishable, eternal, inexhaustible
• Delphifrom the ancient oracle city of Delphi
• Eldaold; ancient
• Persiapersian; from persia the ancient region
• Ambrosiaimmortal; food of the gods
• Amritaimmortal, nectar of the gods
• Athanasiaimmortality; deathlessness
• Nairiland of rivers; ancient name for Armenia
• Ajuniunborn; eternal
• Perpetuaperpetual, continuous, eternal
• Pricillaancient, venerable; a form of Priscilla
• Akshithaindestructible; eternal; a form of akshara
• Amruthanectar or immortality
• Pellastone; from the ancient macedonian city
• Priscaancient; venerable or of old times
• Ahnikatimeless; a form of Anika
• Amara-Graceimmortal grace; a form of Amara with Grace
• Amara-Maeimmortal beauty; a form of Amara with Mae
• Amara-Roseimmortal rose; a form of Amara with Rose
• Cyrenesupremacy, lordship; from ancient city
• Priscellaancient or venerable; a form of priscus
• Tanisa city in ancient egypt; marshland
• Abyssiniaabyssos; relating to the ancient kingdom
• Amrithanectar of the gods; immortality
• Kyrenefrom the ancient city of cyrene in north africa
• Illyriaregion in ancient balkans; literary place name
• Mithilaancient Indian kingdom; paired, equal
• Mythilifrom mythila; ancient kingdom in northeast india
• Prisilaancient; a form of Priscilla
• Amara-Raeeternal graceful; a compound form
• Amari-Maeeternal precious; a compound form
• Azaleternal; everlasting
• Titilayoeternal joy

Fewer than 40 babies a year in either country, which often means a name in wide use somewhere the records do not reach.

• Eeroeternal ruler; finnish form of henry
• Ericksonson of Erik or eternal ruler
• Eryketernal ruler; a form of Eric
• Kushheaven, paradise; also an ancient kingdom
• Eiriketernal ruler; a form of Erik
• Eriksoneternal ruler's son; patronymic form of Erik
• Samadeternal or everlasting; the eternal one
• Khaleedeternal; immortal
• Ajannot born; timeless
• Athanasiusimmortal, deathless
• Amunthe hidden one; ancient deity
• Athanasiosimmortal; deathless
• Aldousold wealth; ancient riches
• Kavehancient iranian hero or warrior
• Ananthinfinite, eternal, blissful
• Atalimmovable; eternal; unchanging
• Devamdivine; eternal
• Javideternal, immortal
• Kanishka form of Kanishka; ancient Kushan emperor
• Achyuthindestructible; eternal
• Kadmielgod is my ancient one; variant of Cadmiel
• Aionage or eon; eternal time
• Kalideternal; immortal
• Abadeternal; everlasting
• Halidimmortal or eternal; a form of Khalid
• Javedeternal; everlasting
• Niraneternal, without death
• Shashwateternal, permanent, everlasting
• Abdul-Samadservant of the eternal one
• Akaaljottimeless light; from akal (timeless) and jot (light)
• Akaalrooptimeless form; from akal (timeless) and roop (form)
• Akaalveertimeless hero; from akal (timeless) and veer (hero)
• Akaltimeless
• Akalveertimeless hero; from akal (timeless) and veer (hero)
• Atanasimmortal; without death
• Thanosdeath, immortal; short for Athanasios
• Titobioluwathe eternal one is my wealth

Fewer than 40 babies a year in either country, which often means a name in wide use somewhere the records do not reach.

• Amritnectar or immortality
• Ericheternal ruler
• Tyrerock or stone; ancient city
• Kemetblack land; ancient name for Egypt
• Anantinfinite or eternal
• Tyrianof or from the ancient city of Tyre
• Sabinof the Sabines ancient italian people
• Xianimmortal or virtuous; graceful and noble
• Zamaniof ancient times; timeless
• Titobiloluwarespect god forever; forever exalted by god