Orla

Orla comes from the lush fields of Ireland, carrying with it a regal and timeless charm. Derived from the Irish words 'ór', meaning 'gold', and 'fhlaith', translating to 'prince' or 'princess', Orla embodies a sense of elegance and refinement. Although it's traditionally known for its feminine form, the masculine version retains a graceful allure, suggesting a golden-hearted nature.

In terms of popularity, Orla made its first appearance in the U.S. Top 1000 in 1880 and enjoyed a brief period of favor through the 1880s and 1890s, peaking at a respectable #629 in 1890. However, it gradually slipped from the charts and last graced the Top 1000 in 1899. A notable leap occurred between 1926 and 1927, jumping 1005 spots, but it couldn't maintain the momentum. By 1965, Orla had settled to #3538, marking its latest known rank.

Orla exudes a classic and elegant vibe, fitting for those who appreciate names with historical roots and a touch of grace. It’s a name that feels both vintage and distinctive, carrying a quiet charm that resonates with those who favor timeless, understated elegance.