When you are looking for a name for your baby, you will be amazed by the beautiful rhythm a Portuguese name brings. Whether you're delving into your own history and culture or looking for a unique and different name, read on for -- and get inspired by -- our list of Portuguese baby names for boys and girls.

If you want to give a nod to Irish, Scottish or Manx cultures, you may want to consider a Gaelic name for your baby. Gaelic baby names range from the traditional name – such as Michael, Callum and Kelly – to the unique name including Fallon and Rogan. Aiden is a popular baby name with Gaelic origins. Michael, which is Gaelic, ranked number two on the Social Security Association's top 10 list of most popular boy baby names for 2008. Alana and Alva are some current popular girl names with Gaelic origins.

For 14 years running, Jack has topped the baby name charts in England, but Oliver is running a close second. It’s an interesting development when noting that the top name for girls – Olivia – is the equivalent to the second-runner-up for boys. Find out other baby naming trends in England and, while you are at it, find the perfect name for your boy or girl.

Are you looking for a baby name with a bit of Nordic flair? Danish names are a perfect place to start. Denmark is a Scandinavian country that is located in northern Europe and has plenty of rich history and culture, and tons of gorgeous names as well. Find the perfect Danish name here for your baby girl or baby boy.