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Girl Names
Feminine baby names from cultures worldwide. Every name page shows origin, pronunciation, meaning, cultural variants, and numerology so you can find the one that fits.
48 names
Germanic; also used as a short form of Eleanor and Ellen
Ella
“Other or foreign; also a form of Eleanor”
Latin gratia, meaning favor or grace, through Old French and English
Grace
“Grace, favor, and blessing”
Latin, from clarus meaning 'clear' or 'bright'
Clara
“Clear, bright, radiant”
Arabic, from ḍiyāʾ meaning light or splendor
Zia
“Light and splendor”
Latin, from valere, meaning “to be strong”
Valeria
“Strong, healthy, vigorous”
Ancient Greek
Irene
“Peace”
Arabic
Malika
“Queen; sovereign woman”
Old English, from the hazel tree
Hazel
“Hazel tree”
Germanic, from ermen meaning universal or whole
Emma
“Universal, whole”
French form of Latin Clara, meaning bright or clear
Claire
“Bright, clear, or famous”
Irish, from Old Irish áine meaning brightness or radiance
Aine
“Radiance, brilliance, and light”
Latin, from marinus, meaning of the sea
Marina
“Of the sea”
Welsh, through the Cornish form of Gwenhwyfar
Jennifer
“White and smooth, with Arthurian associations”
Ancient Greek
Irina
“Peace”
Sanskrit, from rāṇī, meaning queen
Rani
“Queen; sovereign woman”
Turkish
Ayla
“Halo of light around the moon”
Ancient Latin
Luna
“Moon”
Latin, from Lucia, feminine form of Lucius
Lucy
“light”
Sanskrit
Amara
“Immortal”
Ancient Latin
Sylvia
“of the forest”
Ancient Roman, from the Latin Julia
Julia
“Youthful; belonging to the Julian family”
Ancient Greek
Elena
“Bright, shining one”
Welsh, through the Cornish form of Guinevere
Jenny
“Fair one”
Ancient Greek
Irena
“peace”