Numeric baby names

From Latin 'novem' meaning nine, or possibly a modern invented name with November associations

From the cardinal number five, used as a given name for its directness and modern simplicity

From Latin 'Quintus' meaning 'fifth,' originally given to the fifth-born son in Roman families.

From the cardinal number three, used as a given name for its numerological significance and contemporary novelty appeal.

From the cardinal number nine, used as a given name in modern contexts. Often chosen for numerological significance or as a bold, unconventional choice.

From Italian 'cinque' meaning 'five', often used as a name referencing the number or as a stylish modern choice with numeric significance.

A name derived from the numeric word 'million,' representing abundance and magnitude. Modern invented or repurposed name reflecting contemporary trends toward number-based and aspirational naming.

From the English number 'trillion', representing an extremely large quantity. Used as a modern invented name reflecting contemporary naming trends.

Phonetic respelling of 'six,' likely a modern creative invention blending numerals with name aesthetics. Used as unisex contemporary name in US usage.

From Spanish 'cinco' meaning 'five', often used as a given name referencing the number or the cultural significance of Cinco de Mayo.

From Spanish 'tres' meaning 'three'. Often used as a nickname or short form, sometimes referencing a third child or family tradition.

Modern invented name, numerically derived from the number six, popularized as a stage name.