Celine

French feminine form of Caelinus, a Roman name derived from the Latin caelum, meaning heaven or sky. It lived quietly in French records for centuries before surfacing on American birth certificates in 1893. The name gained broad domestic visibility in the 1990s through international pop radio.

Celine reads as polished and distinctly youthful. Most people picture someone born well after the turn of the millennium who has never encountered dial-up internet. Over half of all living American bearers belong to Generation Alpha. It carries the clean lines of modern department store packaging.