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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
Modern English compound name
Queenstar
“Queenly star”
Ancient Greek, from Selene, the moon goddess
Selene
“Moon; goddess of the moon”
Latin, from oliva, meaning olive tree
Olivia
“Olive tree”
Ancient Latin
Lucia
“Light”
Ancient Latin
Celeste
“Heavenly, of the sky”
Ancient Latin, associated with the Roman goddess Diana
Diana
“Divine, heavenly”
English, from the month name May
May
“The month of May”
Ancient Greek
Eirene
“Peace”
Sanskrit; associated with rājanī, meaning night or queen
Rajni
“Night; queen”
Latin, meaning queen
Regina
“Queen; woman of authority”
Ancient Greek, from Selēnē, the moon goddess
Selena
“Moon; moon goddess”
Germanic, from a root meaning work
Amelia
“Industrious, hardworking”
Old Norse, from Freyja meaning “lady” or “noblewoman”
Freya
“Lady; noblewoman”
Ancient Greek
Helena
“Torch; shining light”
Latin, from the Roman family name Caecilius
Cecilia
“Blind”
Ancient Roman Latin
Placida
“peaceful, calm, gentle”
Old Norse and Germanic; associated with beauty, love, and peace
Frida
“Beautiful, beloved, and peaceful”
Ancient Greek
Artemis
“Greek goddess of the hunt and wild nature”
Ancient Greek, from sophia meaning wisdom
Sophia
“Wisdom”
Medieval French, from Greek Helenē
Elaine
“Torch; bright light”
Latin, from Aurelius, meaning “golden”
Aurelia
“Golden, gilded”
Spanish, from Latin columba
Paloma
“Dove”
Arabic, from sulṭān, meaning authority or ruler
Sultana
“Female ruler; sovereign”
German, from Old High German elements meaning peace and ruler
Frieda
“Peaceful ruler”