104 Tremendous Triplet Baby Names

If you’re looking for the perfect name for the trio that’s about to burst onto your scene, we’ve got you covered. Read on for our favorite triplet baby names.

All sorts of delightful things come in threes.

From blind mice to little pigs to Goldilocks’ bears, from stooges to sneezes to chipmunks — trios are a hit.

If you’re having triplets, congratulations!

It’s a rare event, happening in only one in 10,000 pregnancies.

When it comes to naming them, the great news is you get three goes on this ride.

There are so many routes you can go when choosing.

We’ll take you through our favorite options.

So, what are good names for triplets? One, two, three — let’s go!

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What are good triplet names?

Triplets are almost always fraternal multiples, meaning each baby is made of its own egg and sperm combo.

It’s possible for triplets to be any combination of the following: three girls, three boys, two boys and a girl, or two girls and a boy.

In extremely rare cases, identical triplets can result from the same egg and sperm.

When it comes to naming your terrific trio, trust your instincts.

While some mamas prefer to go for names that show the connection among their triplets, others opt for names that celebrate each child’s individuality.

Like all baby names, there’s no one way to do this.

You can choose names that:

• Rhyme.
  
• Start with the same letter.
  
• Are themed in some way.
  
• Refer to famous trios from history.
  
• Are significant in your family.

Or you can choose names that have nothing to do with one another!

Opting for three different names you like is also a great way to go, regardless of whether they’re connected.

After all, you’re going to have three unique people on your hands, and you may want their names to reflect that.

We’ll give you some ideas of avenues to take.

What are good names for triplets that rhyme?

Try out these poetic options that either rhyme outright or come pretty darn close:

1. Chloe, Joey, and Zoe
   
2. Lily, Millie, and Billy
   
3. Colleen, Eugene, Francine (and Nadine and Maxine)
   
4. Joe, Mo, and Bo
   
5. Bailey, Hailey, and Kaylee
   
6. Lila, Mila, and Ella
   
7. Mae, Ray, and Faye
   
8. Anne, Cheyenne, and Dan (and Fran and Stan)
   
9. Annabelle, Mirabelle and Isabelle
   
10. Flynn, Brynn, and Gwynn (and Quinn and Lynn)
    
11. Josiah, Aaliyah, and Isaiah
    
12. Holly, Molly, and Ollie (and Polly)
    
13. Rick, Nick, and Mick
    
14. Fred, Ed, and Ted (or Freddie, Eddie, and Teddie)
    
15. Erin, Karen, and Sharon
    
16. Jayden, Braden, and Hayden
    
17. Cori, Tori, and Laurie
    
18. Drew, Lou, and Sue
    
19. Mickey, Nikki, and Ricky
    
20. Andy, Mandy, and Sandy (and Brandy and Randy)
    
21. Barry, Gary, and Larry (and Harry and Mary)
    
22. Keri, Sheri, and Terri (and Perry and Jerry)
    
23. Denise, Maurice, and Elise
    
24. Lindy, Mindy, and Cindy
    
25. John, Don, and Vaughn
    
26. Minnie, Vinnie, and Ginnie
    
27. Jill, Bill, and Phil
    
28. Bonnie, Connie, and Ronnie (and Johnny and Donny)
    
29. Dee, Lee, and Bree
    
30. Kylie, Miley, and Riley

Anagram triplet baby names

Or you can opt for anagrams — same letters, different arrangements:

31. Aidan, Diana, and Nadia
    
32. Diane, Andie, and Aiden
    
33. Aden, Dean, and Dena
    
34. Adrien, Darien, and Randie
    
35. Adina, Dania, and Aidan
    
36. Lacie, Caelie, and Alice
    
37. Evan, Neva, and Vena
    
38. Abel, Bela, and Elba
    
39. Adel, Dale, and Leda
    
40. Abril, Blair, and Libra
    
41. Alina, Illana, and Liana
    
42. Alek, Kale, and Lake
    
43. Ameline, Emelina, and Melanie
    
44. Amir, Irma, and Mira
    
45. Arnold, Roland, and Ronald

Triplet baby names that start with the same letter

Or how about names that start with the same letter:

46. Audrey, Anna, and Andrew
    
47. Britt, Brett, and Bethany
    
48. Craig, Colleen, and Catherine
    
49. Daphne, Diane, and Dave
    
50. Elizabeth, Elaine, and Edith
    
51. Faith, Francesca, and Flora
    
52. Gary, Gordon, and Goldie
    
53. Harriet, Harold, and Hank
    
54. Isabel, Isolde, and Isme
    
55. Jacqui, James, and John
    
56. Kalil, Kaia, and Khan
    
57. Leonora, Larry, and Liam
    
58. Mia, Melissa, and Matthew
    
59. Nia, Nathaniel, and Norma
    
60. Octavia, Oliver, and Ola
    
61. Peter, Paula, and Piper
    
62. Quinton, Quade, and Queenie
    
63. Ruby, Riley, and Rhys
    
64. Sade, Sophia, and Scarlett
    
65. Tess, Taylor, and Tim
    
66. Uriel, Uriah, and Umar
    
67. Vera, Veronica, and Valerie
    
68. Xander, Xavier, and Xenia
    
69. Yaakov, Yael, and Yaron
    
70. Zain, Zara, and Zachary

Triplet girl names

Themed names

71. Names that mean ocean: Darya, Hali, and Mira
    
72. Names that mean dawn: Roxana, Sahar, and Oriana
    
73. Flower names: Daisy, Heather, and Rose (and Lily, Poppy, and Violet—this list is long.)
    
74. Names that mean light: Alina, Ellen, and Lucy
    
75. Names that mean moon: Mona, Luna, and Mahina
    
76. Names that mean star: Asteria, Celeste, and Esther
    
77. Royal names: Elizabeth, Grace, and Josephine
    
78. Disney names: Alice, Aurora, and Belle

Famous trios

79. Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe (They’re sure to be best of Friends.)
    
80. Billie, Ella, and Nina (For the jazz lovers.)
    
81. LaVerne, Maxine, and Patricia (AKA the WWII-era swing group The Andrews Sisters.)
    
82. Amy, Meg, and Jo (From the classic novel-turned-film-more-than-once, Little Women.)
    
83. Anne, Emily, and Charlotte (Tthe famous Brönte sisters.)
    
84. Angelica, Eliza, and Peggy (Hamilton for the win.)
    
85. Mary, Winnie, and Sarah (Any fans of Hocus Pocus out there?)
    
86. Alex, Natalie, and Dylan (A powerpack of Charlie’s Angels.)
    
87. Blanche, Dorothy, and Rose (Who doesn’t love these Golden Girls?)
    
88. Daphne, Penelope, and Eloise (This one’s for the Bridgerton fans.)
    
89. Phoebe, Piper, and Paige (Charmed, we’re sure.)

Triplet boy names

Themed names

90. Names that mean night: Gau, Altair, and Orpheus
    
91. Names that mean ocean: Irving, Hurley, and Kai
    
92. Names that mean light: Aaron, Bodhi, and Luciano
    
93. Names that mean moon: Luan, Mani, and Bader
    
94. Names that mean star: Elrond, Itri and Reeva
    
95. Royal names: Albert, James, and Harry
    
96. Disney names: Marlin, Kristoff, and Peter

Famous trios

97. Kevin, Joe, and Nick (This one’s for the Jonas Brothers’ fans!)
    
98. Bruce, Peter, and Clark (for your three little superheroes)
    
99. Jimmy, Tommy, and Henry (These are all Goodfellas.)
    
100. Jon, Brandon, and Rob (for lovers of Game of Thrones.)
     
101. Mike, Lucas, and Dustin (Stranger Things have happened.)
     
102. Chandler, Ross, and Joey (These Friends need no introduction.)
     
103. Walter, Saul, and Jesse (for those who can’t get enough of Breaking Bad.)
     
104. Harry, Ron, and Hermione (Any Potterheads around?)

Hopefully you’ve found a lot of inspiration on this list.

To see what names other mamas are considering, or to share your own brilliant picks, head over to the Peanut Community.

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