Arleth
/aɾ.ˈlet/
Arleth is a Latin American variant of the French Arlette, a name of Germanic origin possibly from arn (“eagle”) or related to a Frankish word meaning “pledge.”
Arlette of Falaise was the mother of William the Conqueror, giving the name noble medieval associations. The Arleth spelling gained currency in Mexican naming.
Arleth ranked No. 429 in 2024 with 715 births, its all-time US high. The name has climbed steadily, reflecting the growing influence of Latin American naming preferences.
What the name Arleth means
In Mexico and Central America, the name is well established. Its arrival on the US charts follows immigration patterns and cultural exchange.
Two syllables - ar-LET - are crisp and distinctive. The final unvoiced “th” (often pronounced simply as “t”) gives it a sharp, elegant ending.
Parents choosing Arleth typically honour their Mexican heritage. The name carries both medieval French nobility and modern Latin American warmth.
US popularity over time
Numerology and symbolism
Based on Pythagorean numerology — a traditional system linking name letters to numbers. Presented for cultural interest.
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