Harmony

GirlGreek, English· “agreement, concord”

Meaning
agreement, concord
Origin
Greek, English
Pronunciation
HAHR-muh-nee
Syllables
3
US rank 2025
#276
US babies 2025
1,123
Best rank
#169 (2019)
Peak year
2015

Meaning and origin of Harmony

Harmony is a Greek and English name that means “agreement, concord”.

Harmony comes from the Greek harmonia, meaning agreement or concord, and in English it refers to a pleasing combination of sounds or elements. In Greek myth, Harmonia was the goddess of harmony and concord. Harmony became popular as a given name in the late twentieth century, part of a trend for word names suggesting positive qualities. It feels gentle and musical, and it pairs well with short middle names. The French spelling Harmonie is also used.

Other spellings with the same sound: Harmonie.

Popularity over time

05001k1.5k2k192019401960198020002020Peak 2015: 1,771
US babies named Harmony per year, 1880 to 2025

Harmony first appears in US Social Security records in 1915. It has ranked in the top 1,000 in 39 different years, starting in 1975. Its best national rank was #169 in 2019, and the most babies received it in 2015, when 1,771 were named Harmony. In 2025, 1,123 babies were named Harmony, and it ranked #276 nationally. That is 37% fewer than ten years earlier, so it is becoming less common.

Its national rank moved from #767 in 1980, #721 in 2000, #246 in 2010, and #276 in 2025. Of the 36,226 US girls named Harmony since records began, 45% were born in the 2010s, its biggest decade. The 2020s come next, with 8,170 babies.

Other girls' names that peaked around the same time include Callie, Presley, Adelyn, Cali, and Adaline.

Where it is most popular (2025)

In 2025, Harmony ranked highest in Mississippi, District of Columbia, and Delaware.

StateRank thereBabies
Mississippi#5932
District of Columbia#799
Delaware#1028
Georgia#11882
Alaska#1216

Gender, sound and spelling

In the US it is used almost only for girls.

Harmony is usually pronounced HAHR-muh-nee, with three syllables. It has seven letters, starts with H and ends in “-ny”. Names that sound the same but are spelled differently include Harmonie.

Middle names for Harmony

A few middle names that flow with Harmony: each avoids a matching first letter, a rhyme and a vowel clash where the names meet.

Charlotte Girl
SHAHR-luht
“free man” · French
#2
Chloe Girl
KLOH-ee
“young green shoot” · Greek
#23
Grace Girl
GRAYS
“grace” · English
#38
Claire Girl
KLAIR
“clear, bright” · French
#68
Lily Girl
LIH-lee
“lily flower” · English
#18
Luna Girl
LOO-nuh
“moon” · Latin
#27

Sibling names for Harmony

Similar names

Destiny Girl
DEHS-tuh-nee
“fate” · English
#635
Melany Girl
MEH-luh-nee
“dark” · Greek
#399
Melony Girl
MEH-luh-nee
“variant of Melanie, dark” · Greek
#7,032
Elaina Girl
ih-LAY-nuh
“form of Helen; often said to mean torch” · Greek
#267
Tiffany Girl
TIH-fuh-nee
“manifestation of God” · Greek
#880
Brittany Girl
BRIH-tuh-nee
“from Brittany” · French
#928
Azalea Girl
uh-ZAYL-yuh
“azalea flower; dry” · Greek
#278
Penny Girl
PEH-nee
“short form of Penelope; also the coin” · English
#740
Harmoni Girl
HAHR-muh-nee
“harmony” · Greek
#1,000
Indigo Unisex
IN-dih-goh
“indigo dye; from India” · English
#854
Georgina Girl
jawr-JEE-nuh
“farmer” · Greek
#689
Stephany Girl
STEH-fuh-nee
“form of Stephanie; crown” · Greek
#2,927

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Harmony mean?

Harmony is a Greek and English name that means “agreement, concord”.

What is the origin of the name Harmony?

Harmony has Greek and English roots. Harmony comes from the Greek harmonia, meaning agreement or concord, and in English it refers to a pleasing combination of sounds or elements.

Is Harmony a popular name?

Yes. Harmony ranked #276 in the US in 2025, which makes it in the top 1,000.

Is Harmony a boy or girl name?

Harmony is mainly a girl's name. In the US it is used almost only for girls.

How do you pronounce Harmony?

Harmony is usually pronounced HAHR-muh-nee. Stressed syllables are in capital letters.

Popularity figures come from US Social Security card applications (names given to at least five babies in a year, 1880 to 2025). How we source names and meanings