Girls' names

2,343 names. Click any name for its full profile.

Aaliyah

Arabic · "Exalted; high"

Aanya

Sanskrit · "Limitless; grace"

Abbey

Hebrew · "my father is joy"

Abbie

Hebrew · "my father is joy"

Abbigail

Hebrew · "my father is joy"

Abby

Hebrew · "My father is joyful, diminutive of Abigail"

Abebech

Amharic · "She has blossomed."

Abena

Akan · "Born on Tuesday"

Abeni

Yoruba · "We asked for her and behold she is here."

Abeo

Yoruba · "Born to bring happiness."

Abigail

Hebrew · "My father's joy"

Abimbola

Yoruba · "Born with wealth."

Abiola

Yoruba · "Born into wealth or honor."

Achieng

Luo · "Born when the sun shines."

Ada

German · "Noble, from Old German adal"

Adaeze

Igbo · "Daughter of the king"

Adaline

Germanic;French · "noble"

Adalyn

Germanic;English · "noble"

Adalynn

English · "Noble, modern variant of Adeline or Adelaide"

Adanna

Igbo · "Father's daughter"

Adanne

Igbo · "Her mother's daughter."

Adaobi

Igbo · "Daughter of the heart or first daughter of the household."

Adaora

Igbo · "Daughter of all or daughter of the community."

Addie

English · "Noble, diminutive of Addison or Adelaide"

Addyson

Old English;American · "son of Adam"

Adebola

Yoruba · "The crown meets wealth."

Adela

Germanic;Spanish · "noble"

Adelaide

Old German · "Noble; of noble kind"

Adele

German · "Noble, French and German variant of Adelaide"

Adelheid

German · "noble kind"

Adelina

Germanic;Italian · "noble"

Adeline

Old German · "Noble"

Adelyn

Germanic;English · "noble"

Adelynn

Germanic;American · "noble"

Adeola

Yoruba · "Crown of wealth"

Adesola

Yoruba · "The crown brings honor."

Adi

Fijian · "female chief title"

Adina

Hebrew · "delicate; gentle; noble"

Aditi

Sanskrit · "Boundless; free; the mother of gods"

Adongo

Luo · "Second-born of twins."

Adriana

Latin · "From Hadria; dark one"

Adrianna

Italian · "From Hadria, variant of Adriana"

Adrianne

Latin;French · "from Hadria;dark"

Adrienne

French · "From Hadria, French feminine of Adrian"

Adsila

Cherokee · "blossom"

Adwoa

Akan · "Born on Monday"

Afi

Ewe · "Born on a Friday."

Afia

Akan/Twi · "Born on a Friday."

Agnes

Greek · "Pure or holy, from Greek hagne"

Agnieszka

Greek · "Pure; chaste (Agnes)"

Ahyoka

Cherokee · "she brought happiness"

Ai

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Love; affection"

Aida

Amharic · "Reward; gift; happy"

Aiko

Japanese · "Love child"

Aileen

Irish · "Bright shining one, variant of Eileen"

Aimee

French · "Beloved, French form of Amy"

Aimin

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Loving the people"

Aina

Catalan · "from Anna;grace"

Ainhoa

Basque · "from Ainhoa village;reference to Mary"

Aino

Finnish · "The only one"

Aisha

Arabic · "Living; alive; she who lives"

Aisling

Irish (Gaelic) · "dream;vision"

Aiyaana

Inuit · "Forever flowering; perpetual blossom"

Aiyana

Native American · "Eternal blossom"

Akiko

Japanese · "Bright child; autumn child"

Akinyi

Luo · "Born in the morning."

Akosua

Akan/Twi · "Born on a Sunday."

Akua

Akan · "Born on Wednesday"

Akwete

Akan/Twi · "First-born of twins."

Akycha

Inuktitut · "sun"

Alaia

Arabic;Basque · "sublime;joyful"

Alaina

English · "Beautiful or harmony, variant of Alanna"

Alana

Irish · "Beauty or harmony; child or rock"

Alani

Hawaiian;Polynesian · "orange tree;awakening"

Alanna

Irish;Gaelic · "beautiful;serene"

Alaula

Hawaiian · "light of dawn"

Alayna

English · "Beautiful or harmony, variant of Alana"

Alberta

Italian · "Noble and bright, feminine of Albert"

Aleah

Hebrew;Arabic · "exalted;ascending"

Alecia

Germanic;Latin · "noble"

Aleena

Arabic;Slavic · "silk of heaven;bright"

Alejandra

Spanish · "Defender of mankind, Spanish form of Alexandra"

Alena

Slavic;Greek · "bright;shining one"

Alessandra

Italian;Greek · "defender of mankind"

Alessia

Italian · "defender"

Alexa

Greek · "Defender, short form of Alexandra"

Alexandra

Greek · "Defender of mankind, feminine of Alexander"

Alexandria

Greek · "Defender, feminine of Alexander; also a place name"

Alexia

Greek · "Defender, feminine of Alexius"

Alexis

Greek · "Helper or defender, from Greek alexein"

Alexus

Greek · "defender of mankind"

Alia

Arabic;Hebrew · "exalted;noble"

Alice

German · "Noble, from Germanic Adelheidis"

Alicia

Spanish · "Noble, Spanish form of Alice"

Alina

Slavic · "Noble or bright, variant of Adeline or Alena"

Aline

German;French · "noble;graceful"

Alisa

Russian · "Noble, Russian and German variant of Alice"

Alisha

Indian · "Noble or protected by God, variant of Alicia or Sanskrit aleeshah"

Alison

Scottish · "Noble, variant of Allison"

Alissa

English · "Noble or rational, variant of Alyssa"

Alivia

Latin · "Olive tree, variant of Olivia"

Aliyah

Hebrew · "Exalted or sublime"

Allie

English · "Noble, diminutive of Allison or Alice"

Allira

Aboriginal · "quartz crystal"

Allison

Scottish · "Noble, diminutive of Alice"

Allyson

Scottish · "Noble, variant of Allison"

Alma

Latin · "Nourishing or soul; Latin almus or Spanish for soul"

Aloha

Hawaiian · "love;affection;greeting"

Alondra

Spanish · "Lark; songbird"

Alta

Latin · "high;tall"

Althea

Greek · "healer;wholesome"

Alyce

Germanic;English · "noble"

Alyson

Germanic;English · "noble"

Alyssa

English · "Rational, from alyssum flower or noble"

Ama

Akan · "Born on Saturday"

Amadahy

Cherokee · "forest water"

Amaka

Igbo · "Short for Chiamaka meaning splendid or beautiful."

Amal

Arabic · "hope; aspiration; expectation"

Amalia

Germanic;Latin · "work;industrious"

Amanda

Latin · "Worthy of love, lovable"

Amara

Igbo · "Grace; immortal (Italian)"

Amarachi

Igbo · "The grace of God."

Amaya

Spanish · "End or high place; Basque place name"

Amelia

Old German · "Work; industrious"

Amelie

Old German · "Work; industrious"

America

Italian;Germanic · "home ruler;land of plenty"

Amie

Latin;French · "beloved;friend"

Amina

Swahili · "Trustworthy or honest."

Aminata

Wolof · "Trustworthy or truthful one."

Amira

Arabic · "Princess; commander"

Amiyah

Hebrew;American · "my people;beloved"

Amy

Latin · "Beloved, from Latin amata via Old French"

Ana

Serbian · "grace;favor"

Anahera

Maori · "Angel"

Anahi

Guarani;Spanish · "beautiful flower;Ceibo flower"

Anahita

Persian · "Pure; immaculate; ancient water goddess"

Anais

French · "grace;favor"

Anasa

Swahili · "Luxury or beauty."

Anastasia

Greek · "Resurrection"

Anastasía

Greek · "resurrection"

Anastasiya

Bulgarian · "resurrection"

Anathi

Xhosa · "They are with us."

Anaya

Sanskrit · "Caring; without a superior"

Anbar

Arabic · "ambergris; perfume; amber"

Anca

Romanian · "grace;diminutive of Ana"

Andrea

Greek · "Strong and manly, feminine of Andrew"

Andreea

Romanian · "manly;brave"

Andromeda

Greek · "Ruler of men"

Anela

Hawaiian · "angel"

Angel

Greek · "Angel, messenger of God"

Angela

Greek · "Messenger of God; angel"

Angelia

Greek;Latin · "angel;messenger"

Angelica

Latin · "Angelic, from angel"

Angelina

Italian · "Little angel, diminutive of Angela"

Angeline

French · "Little angel, French variant of Angelina"

Angelique

French · "angelic;messenger"

Angelita

Spanish;Greek · "little angel"

Angharad

Welsh · "much loved"

Angie

Greek · "Messenger of God, diminutive of Angela"

Anik

Inuktitut · "little sister"

Anika

Sanskrit · "Grace; sweet-faced; brilliance"

Anissa

Arabic;American · "friendly;companion"

Aniya

Hebrew;American · "answered by God;grace"

Aniyah

English · "God answers; modern variant of Anya or Aaliyah"

Anke

German · "grace;diminutive of Anna"

Ann

Hebrew · "Grace, from Hannah"

Anna

Hebrew · "Grace; favor"

Annabel

Latin;Scottish · "loving;graceful;beautiful"

Annabella

Latin;Italian · "loving;beautiful"

Annabelle

English · "Loving or graceful beauty, blend of Anna and Belle"

Annalise

Hebrew;German · "grace + my God is an oath"

Annamarie

Hebrew;Latin · "grace + bitter or beloved"

Anne

French · "Grace, French form of Hannah"

Anneke

Dutch · "grace"

Anneli

Finnish · "grace;diminutive of Anna"

Annemarie

Hebrew;Latin · "grace + bitter or beloved"

Annette

French · "Grace, French diminutive of Anne"

Annie

Hebrew · "Grace, diminutive of Ann or Anne"

Annika

Scandinavian;Hebrew · "grace;God is gracious"

Annmarie

Hebrew;Latin · "grace + bitter or beloved"

Anong

Thai · "Beautiful woman"

Anpaytoo

Lakota · "radiant"

Anqi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Peaceful and beautiful"

Anran

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Peaceful demeanor"

Ansley

Old English;English · "hermitage clearing"

Anta

Wolof · "Wolof form of Hannah or one of importance."

Antigone

Greek · "Worthy of one's parents"

Antoinette

French · "Praiseworthy, French feminine of Anthony"

Antonia

Latin · "Praiseworthy, feminine of Antonius"

Anu

Yoruba · "Short for Anuoluwapo meaning mercy of God."

Anuoluwapo

Yoruba · "God's mercy is abundant."

Anya

Russian;Hebrew · "grace;God is gracious"

Anyango

Luo · "Born late morning."

Aoife

Irish · "Beautiful; radiant"

Aolani

Hawaiian · "heavenly cloud"

Aphrodite

Greek · "risen from sea foam;goddess of love"

Apiyo

Luo · "First-born of twins."

Apolline

French · "destroyer;of Apollo"

April

Latin · "Opening, from Latin Aprilis; fourth month"

Arabella

Latin;Germanic · "yielding to prayer;beautiful eagle"

Araceli

Spanish;Latin · "altar of heaven"

Areej

Arabic · "sweet smell; pleasant fragrance"

Areum

Korean · "Beautiful"

Aria

Italian · "Air; melody"

Ariana

Greek · "Most holy"

Arianna

Italian · "Most holy, Italian variant of Ariadne"

Ariella

Hebrew · "Lion of God"

Arielle

Hebrew · "Lion of God"

Arleen

Germanic;Irish · "pledge;oath"

Arlene

Irish · "Pledge or oath, possibly variant of Marlene"

Arline

Germanic;Celtic · "pledge;oath"

Aroha

Maori · "Love"

Artemis

Greek · "Goddess of the hunt and moon"

Asabe

Hausa · "Born on a Saturday."

Asabi

Yoruba · "Chosen one or one of select birth."

Asako

Japanese · "Morning child"

Asali

Swahili · "Honey."

Asantewaa

Akan/Twi · "Warrior queen."

Asha

Sanskrit · "Hope; wish"

Ashanti

Akan/Twi · "From the Ashanti tribe meaning warlike."

Ashlee

English · "Ash tree meadow, variant of Ashley"

Ashleigh

English · "Ash tree meadow, variant of Ashley"

Ashley

English · "Ash tree meadow, from Old English aesc and leah"

Ashly

Old English;American · "ash tree meadow"

Ashlyn

English · "Dream or vision, blend of Ashley and Lynn"

Ashlynn

English;Irish · "ash tree pool;dream"

Ashton

Old English;American · "ash tree settlement"

Asia

Arabic · "sunrise; tending to the weak"

Asma

Hausa · "Higher or supreme."

Aster

Amharic · "Star or Amharic form of Esther."

Astrid

Old Norse · "Divinely beautiful"

Asuncion

Spanish · "assumption of Mary"

Atefeh

Persian · "affection; compassion; kindness"

Athena

Greek · "Goddess of wisdom"

Atieno

Luo · "Born at night."

Atusa

Persian · "powerful; brilliant; well-bodied"

Aubree

French · "Elf ruler, variant of Aubrey"

Aubrie

Germanic;French · "elf ruler"

Audra

Old English · "Noble strength (Audrey variant)"

Audrey

Old English · "Noble strength"

Augusta

Latin · "majestic;great"

Auma

Luo · "Born facing down."

Auntie

Luo · "Term of endearment for mother figure."

Aurelia

Latin · "Golden"

Aurelie

Latin · "Golden"

Aurora

Latin · "Dawn"

Autumn

Latin · "The fall season"

Ava

Latin · "Bird; life"

Avani

Sanskrit · "Earth"

Averie

Old English;French · "elf counsel;ruler of elves"

Avesta

Kurdish · "the Zoroastrian sacred scripture"

Avis

Latin;Germanic · "bird;refuge in battle"

Avishag

Hebrew · "my father's joy; father's delight"

Avital

Hebrew · "my father is dew"

Aviva

Hebrew · "Springtime"

Awa

Wolof · "Wolof form of Eve or Hawa."

Awhina

Maori · "to help;assistance"

Awinita

Cherokee · "fawn"

Awino

Luo · "Born with the umbilical cord wrapped around."

Aya

Japanese · "Design; colorful"

Ayaka

Japanese · "Colorful flower"

Ayako

Japanese · "Colorful child; design child"

Ayame

Japanese · "Iris flower"

Ayana

Swahili · "Beautiful flower or bright."

Ayanna

Swahili · "Beautiful flower."

Ayano

Japanese · "My color"

Ayasha

Navajo (Diné) · "little one"

Ayelet

Hebrew · "doe; gazelle"

Ayla

Hebrew · "Halo of light around the moon; Hebrew oak tree"

Aylin

Turkish · "of the moon; halo around the moon"

Ayse

Arabic · "Living (Turkish form of Aisha)"

Aysel

Turkish · "moon stream; moonlight"

Ayumi

Japanese · "Walk; progress"

Azadeh

Persian · "free; noble; liberated"

Azar

Persian · "fire; the ninth month"

Bahar

Persian · "spring; springtime"

Bailee

Old English;American · "bailiff;berry clearing"

Banafsheh

Persian · "violet flower"

Barbara

Greek · "Foreign or stranger, from Greek 'barbaros'"

Bashira

Swahili · "Bringer of good news."

Basma

Arabic · "smile"

Batya

Hebrew · "daughter of God"

Baylee

Old English;American · "bailiff;berry clearing"

Beatrice

Latin · "Bringer of joy"

Beatrix

Latin · "Bringer of joy"

Beatriz

Latin · "Bringer of joy"

Becky

Hebrew · "Captivating, diminutive of Rebecca"

Belen

Spanish;Hebrew · "Bethlehem;house of bread"

Belinda

Spanish · "Beautiful or bright snake, possibly from Italian bella"

Bella

Italian · "Beautiful"

Belle

French;Latin · "beautiful"

Benita

Latin · "blessed"

Beren

Turkish · "strong; smart; brave"

Berfin

Kurdish · "snowdrop flower"

Bernadette

French · "Brave as a bear, French feminine of Bernard"

Bernadine

Germanic;French · "brave as a bear"

Bernice

Greek · "Bringer of victory, Greek form of Berenice"

Berra

Turkish · "goodness; good"

Bertha

German · "Bright or famous one, from Old German beraht"

Bertie

Germanic;English · "bright;diminutive of Bertha or Roberta"

Bessie

Hebrew · "Pledged to God, diminutive of Elizabeth or Bess"

Beth

Hebrew · "House of God, short form of Elizabeth or Bethany"

Bethany

Hebrew · "House of figs; a village near Jerusalem"

Betsy

Hebrew · "God is my oath, diminutive of Elizabeth"

Bette

English · "God is my oath, variant of Betty"

Bettie

Hebrew · "God is my oath, variant of Betty"

Betty

English · "Diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'"

Bettye

Hebrew;English · "my God is an oath"

Beulah

Hebrew · "Married; a poetic name for Israel"

Beverley

Old English;English · "beaver stream"

Beverly

English · "Beaver stream, from Old English beofor and lic"

Bianca

Italian · "White"

Bilkisu

Hausa · "Hausa form of Bilqis or Queen of Sheba."

Billie

English · "Resolute protection, feminine diminutive of William"

Bimbo

Yoruba · "Short for Abimbola meaning born with wealth."

Bindi

Aboriginal · "little girl"

Bineta

Wolof · "Beloved daughter."

Bingxin

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Pure heart"

Binta

Hausa · "With God."

Birrani

Aboriginal · "girl"

Birtukan

Amharic · "Orange or sweet fruit."

Bisola

Yoruba · "Born into wealth or born with wealth."

Bita

Persian · "unique; matchless; without comparison"

Bjork

Icelandic · "birch tree"

Blair

Scottish;Gaelic · "plain;field;battlefield"

Blakely

Old English;American · "from the dark meadow"

Blanca

Latin · "White"

Blanche

French · "White"

Boa

Korean · "Treasure"

Bobbi

Germanic;English · "bright fame (fem. of Robert)"

Bobbie

English · "Bright fame, feminine diminutive of Robert"

Bogdana

Polish · "given by God"

Boglarka

Hungarian · "buttercup"

Bohdana

Slovak · "given by God"

Boitumelo

Sotho · "Happiness or joy."

Bomi

Korean · "Spring beauty"

Bonita

Spanish · "Pretty or good, from Spanish bonita"

Bonnie

Scottish · "Pretty or charming, from Scots bonnie"

Bonolo

Sotho · "Easy or simple."

Bora

Korean · "Purple"

Boram

Korean · "Worthwhile"

Boryana

Bulgarian · "fighter;wrestler"

Bozena

Polish · "divine;blessed by God"

Boženka

Czech · "divine;blessed"

Bracha

Hebrew · "blessing"

Brandi

Dutch · "Burnt wine, variant of Brandy"

Brandie

Dutch;English · "brandy;burnt wine"

Brandy

Dutch · "Burnt wine, from the spirit brandewijn"

Breanna

Irish · "Noble or strong, variant of Brianna"

Brenda

Old Norse · "Sword; flame"

Brenna

Irish;Celtic · "raven;little drop"

Bria

Irish;Italian · "noble;strong"

Briana

Irish · "Noble or strong, variant of Brianna"

Brianna

Irish · "Noble or strong, feminine of Brian"

Brianne

Irish;Gaelic · "noble;strong"

Bridget

Irish · "Strength; exalted one"

Bridgett

Irish;Celtic · "strength;exalted one"

Bridgette

Irish;Celtic · "strength;exalted one"

Bridie

Irish (Gaelic) · "exalted one;diminutive of Bridget"

Briella

Hebrew · "God is my strength (Gabriella short)"

Brielle

Hebrew · "God is my strength"

Brigitte

Irish · "Strength; exalted one"

Brinley

Old English;American · "burnt meadow"

Britney

French · "From Brittany, variant of Brittany"

Brittani

Celtic;English · "from Brittany"

Brittany

French · "From Brittany, the region of France"

Brittney

French · "From Brittany, variant of Brittany"

Bronwyn

Welsh · "Fair breast; white-breasted"

Brooke

English · "Small stream, from Old English broc"

Brooklynn

English · "Broken land, variant of Brooklyn"

Bryanna

Irish;American · "noble;strong"

Brynhildur

Icelandic · "armored battle"

Brynlee

Welsh;American · "hill;mound"

Brynn

Welsh · "hill;mound"

Buhle

Zulu · "Beauty."

Bukola

Yoruba · "Add to wealth."

Bulou

Fijian · "noblewoman"

Burcu

Turkish · "sweet smell; pleasant fragrance"

Buse

Turkish · "kiss"

Bushra

Arabic · "good news; glad tidings"

Busra

Turkish · "glad tidings; good news; Turkish form of Bushra"

Byul

Korean · "Star"

Cadence

Latin · "rhythm;flow"

Caitlin

Irish · "Pure, Irish form of Catherine"

Caitlyn

Irish · "Pure, variant of Caitlin"

Cali

Greek;Spanish · "most beautiful;heat"

Callie

Greek · "Most beautiful, diminutive of Callista or Caroline"

Calliope

Greek · "Beautiful voice; muse of poetry"

Camila

Latin · "Young ceremonial attendant"

Camilla

Latin · "Young ceremonial attendant"

Camille

Latin · "Young ceremonial attendant"

Camryn

Scottish · "Crooked nose, variant of Cameron"

Candace

Latin · "Pure or sincere; ancient Ethiopian queen title"

Candice

Latin · "Pure or sincere, variant of Candace"

Candy

English · "sweet;diminutive of Candace"

Cansu

Turkish · "life water; water of life"

Caoimhe

Irish · "Gentle; kind; beauty"

Cara

Italian · "Beloved or friend, from Italian cara or Gaelic cara"

Carey

Welsh;Irish · "dark one;love"

Cari

Italian;Latin · "beloved;dear"

Carina

Latin;Italian · "beloved;little dear one"

Carissa

Greek · "grace;beloved"

Carla

Italian · "Free woman, feminine of Carl"

Carlee

Germanic;English · "free woman (fem. of Charles)"

Carlene

Germanic;English · "free woman (fem. of Charles)"

Carley

Germanic;English · "free woman;diminutive of Caroline"

Carlie

Germanic;English · "free woman (fem. of Charles)"

Carly

English · "Free woman, feminine of Carl"

Carmel

Hebrew · "garden; orchard; vineyard of God"

Carmela

Hebrew;Italian · "garden;orchard"

Carmella

Hebrew;Italian · "garden;orchard"

Carmen

Latin · "Garden; song"

Carol

Old German · "Free man; song of joy"

Carole

French · "Free woman, French variant of Carol"

Carolina

Old German · "Free woman (Caroline)"

Caroline

Old German · "Free woman"

Carolyn

English · "Free woman, English variant of Caroline"

Carrie

English · "Free woman, diminutive of Caroline"

Caryn

Greek;Scandinavian · "pure"

Carys

Welsh · "Love"

Casandra

Greek;Spanish · "shining upon man;prophetess"

Cassandra

Greek · "Shining man (Greek prophetess)"

Cassia

Greek · "Cinnamon; spicy"

Cassie

Greek · "Diminutive of Cassandra or Cassidy"

Cassiopeia

Greek · "She whose words excel; constellation queen"

Catalina

Greek · "Pure (Katherine)"

Catarina

Portuguese · "pure"

Caterina

Italian · "pure"

Catharine

Greek · "pure"

Catherine

Greek · "Pure, from Greek katharos"

Cathleen

Irish · "pure"

Cathryn

Greek · "pure"

Cathy

Greek · "Pure, diminutive of Catherine"

Catori

Cherokee · "spirit"

Catriona

Scottish Gaelic · "pure;Scottish form of Catherine"

Cecelia

Latin · "Blind, variant of Cecilia"

Cecile

Latin · "Blind; saint of music"

Cecilia

Latin · "Blind; patron saint of music"

Celeste

Latin · "Heavenly"

Celia

Latin · "Heavenly, feminine of Caelius"

Celina

Latin;French · "heavenly"

Celine

Latin;French · "heavenly"

Ceylan

Turkish · "gazelle; doe"

Cha'risa

Chaerin

Korean · "Beauty; jewel"

Chaewon

Korean · "Beginning; lush"

Chaeyeon

Korean · "Beauty; lotus"

Chaeyoung

Korean · "Beautiful; flower"

Chana

Hebrew;Yiddish · "grace;gracious"

Chandra

Sanskrit;Hindi · "moon"

Chanel

French · "channel;pipe"

Chantel

Latin;French · "stone;singer"

Charity

Latin · "Generous love; one of the cardinal virtues"

Charlee

Germanic;English · "free man"

Charlene

English · "Free woman, feminine of Charles"

Charlotte

French · "Free woman"

Charmaine

Latin;French · "song;little song"

Chasity

Latin · "chastity;purity"

Chausiku

Swahili · "Born at night."

Chaya

Hebrew;Yiddish · "life"

Chelsea

English · "Chalk landing place, from Old English chesil and hythe"

Chelsey

English · "Chalk landing place, variant of Chelsea"

Chelsie

Old English;American · "chalk landing place"

Cheri

French · "Beloved, from French chérie"

Cherie

French · "darling;dear one"

Cheryl

French · "Beloved, modern formation possibly from Cherie"

Cheyanne

Sioux;American · "people of strange speech"

Chiamaka

Igbo · "God is beautiful or splendid."

Chiara

Italian · "clear;bright;light"

Chidera

Igbo · "What God has written."

Chidinma

Igbo · "God is good."

Chiedza

Shona · "Light."

Chiku

Swahili · "Chatterer."

Chinasa

Igbo · "God answers."

Chinazor

Igbo · "God saves."

Chinenye

Igbo · "God gives."

Chinwe

Igbo · "God owns."

Chinwendu

Igbo · "God owns life."

Chinyelu

Igbo · "Praise is given."

Chinyere

Igbo · "God's gift."

Chioma

Igbo · "Good God"

Chipo

Shona · "Gift."

Chiyo

Japanese · "Thousand generations"

Chloe

Greek · "Young green shoot"

Chooli

Navajo (Diné) · "mountain"

Chris

Greek · "bearer of Christ;follower of Christ"

Christa

German · "Follower of Christ, short form of Christina"

Christi

Greek · "follower of Christ"

Christie

Greek · "Follower of Christ, variant of Christy"

Christina

Greek · "Follower of Christ; Christian woman"

Christine

French · "Follower of Christ, French form of Christina"

Christy

Greek · "Follower of Christ, diminutive of Christine"

Chrystal

Greek;English · "crystal;ice"

Chunhua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Spring flower"

Chunmei

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Spring plum"

Ciara

Irish · "Dark or black-haired, feminine of Ciarán"

Cierra

Spanish;American · "mountain peak;dark"

Cigdem

Turkish · "crocus flower"

Cindy

Greek · "Short for Cynthia — moon goddess"

Citlali

Nahuatl · "star"

Claire

Latin · "Bright; clear"

Clara

Latin · "Bright or clear, from Latin clarus"

Clare

English · "Bright or clear, English form of Clara"

Clarice

Latin;French · "bright;famous"

Clarissa

Latin · "Bright or clear, elaboration of Clara"

Claudette

Latin;French · "lame;enclosure"

Claudia

Latin · "Lame, feminine of Claudius"

Clemence

French · "mercy;mild"

Clementine

Latin · "Mild; merciful"

Cleopatra

Greek · "Glory of the father"

Clodagh

Irish (Gaelic) · "from the River Clodagh"

Coleen

Irish;English · "girl"

Colette

Latin · "Victorious people (Nicolette)"

Colleen

Irish · "Girl, from Irish cailín"

Concetta

Italian;Latin · "conception;pure conception"

Connie

Latin · "Steadfast, diminutive of Constance"

Constance

Latin · "Steadfastness; constancy"

Consuelo

Spanish · "consolation;comfort"

Coorah

Aboriginal · "woman"

Cora

Greek · "Maiden"

Cordelia

Celtic · "Heart; jewel of the sea"

Cori

Greek;English · "maiden"

Corina

Greek;Latin · "maiden"

Corine

Greek;French · "maiden"

Corinne

French · "Maiden, French form of Greek Korinna"

Cornelia

Latin · "horn"

Corrine

Greek;French · "maiden"

Cortney

Old French;English · "short nose;courtier"

Cosima

Greek · "Order; harmony"

Coumba

Wolof · "Born second of twins or born of the sea."

Courtney

English · "Short nose or from Courtenay, a French place name"

Coya

Quechua · "queen;empress"

Cristal

Spanish;Greek · "ice;crystal"

Crystal

Greek · "Clear ice; crystal"

Csilla

Hungarian · "star;sparkle"

Cynthia

Greek · "Of Mount Kynthos — epithet of Artemis the moon goddess"

Dada

Swahili · "Sister."

Dafina

Swahili · "Treasure."

Dahlia

Old Norse · "Dahlia flower; named for Anders Dahl"

Dahye

Korean · "Big; gift"

Dahyun

Korean · "Big; virtuous"

Daisy

Old English · "Day's eye; the flower"

Dale

Old English;English · "valley"

Daleyza

Spanish;American · "desire;happiness"

Dalia

Arabic · "Branch (Arabic); gentle (Lithuanian); flower"

Dalila

Swahili · "Gentle or delicate."

Dallas

Scottish;Gaelic · "meadow dwelling;from the dales"

Damaris

Greek · "gentle;heifer;calf"

Dana

English · "From Denmark; also Hebrew for judge"

Danica

Slavic;Latin · "morning star"

Daniela

Romanian · "God is my judge"

Daniella

Italian · "God is my judge, variant of Daniela"

Danielle

French · "God is my judge, French feminine of Daniel"

Danna

Hebrew;English · "God is my judge;from Denmark"

Daphne

Greek · "Laurel tree"

Darcy

French;Irish · "dark one;from Arcy"

Daria

Russian · "possessing goodness;wealthy"

Darla

English · "Beloved, possibly variant of Darling"

Darlene

English · "Beloved, from Old English deorling"

Darya

Persian · "Sea; ocean"

Dasom

Korean · "Love"

Dawn

Old English · "Daybreak; first light"

Dayana

Latin;Spanish · "divine;heavenly"

Dayna

Hebrew;English · "God is my judge;from Denmark"

Deana

English;Latin · "divine;valley"

Deanna

English · "Divine, variant of Diana"

Deanne

English;Latin · "divine;valley"

Debbie

Hebrew · "Diminutive of Deborah — bee"

Debora

Hebrew · "bee"

Deborah

Hebrew · "Bee — biblical prophetess and judge"

Debra

Hebrew · "Bee, variant spelling of Deborah"

Dee

Welsh;English · "swarthy;short for D names"

Deena

Hebrew;American · "judged;vindicated"

Defne

Greek · "Laurel"

Deidre

Irish · "sorrowful;wanderer"

Deirdre

Irish (Gaelic) · "sorrowful;raging"

Deja

French · "already"

Delal

Kurdish · "beauty; beloved"

Delaney

Irish · "Descendant of the challenger; from Ó Dubhshláine"

Delia

Greek · "From Delos, epithet for the goddess Artemis"

Delilah

Hebrew · "Delicate"

Della

German · "Noble, short form of Adela or Adeline"

Delores

Spanish · "Sorrows, variant of Dolores"

Deloris

Spanish · "Sorrows, variant of Dolores"

Demeter

Greek · "Mother earth; goddess of harvest"

Demi

Greek;French · "half"

Dena

Hebrew · "Judgment, variant of Dinah"

Denise

French · "Devotee of Dionysus, feminine of Denis"

Desirae

Latin;French · "desired;longed for"

Desiree

French · "Desired or longed for, from Latin desiderium"

Despoina

Greek · "lady;mistress"

Destinee

Latin;English · "fate;certain fortune"

Devi

Sanskrit · "Goddess"

Devon

Old English;American · "defender;from Devon"

Devorah

Hebrew · "bee"

Diamond

English · "Diamond gemstone, from Greek adamas (unconquerable)"

Diana

Latin · "Divine; heavenly"

Diane

French · "Divine, French form of Diana"

Diann

Latin;English · "divine"

Dianna

Latin · "Divine, variant of Diana"

Dianne

French · "Divine, variant of Diane/Diana"

Dilan

Kurdish · "love; beloved; from the heart"

Dilnoza

Persian · "Delicate as a flower"

Dina

Hebrew · "judged; vindicated"

Dixie

English · "Possibly from French dix or Southern US region"

Diya

Sanskrit · "Lamp; light"

Doli

Navajo (Diné) · "bluebird"

Dollie

Greek;English · "gift of God;diminutive of Dorothy"

Dolly

Greek;English · "gift of God;diminutive of Dorothy"

Dolores

Spanish · "Sorrows, from Spanish María de los Dolores"

Dominique

French · "Belonging to the Lord, French feminine of Dominic"

Dona

Italian;English · "lady"

Donna

Italian · "Lady; woman of distinction"

Donya

Persian · "the world; universe"

Dora

Greek · "Gift, short form of Dorothy or Theodora"

Doreen

Irish · "Sullen or gift, possibly variant of Dora"

Doris

Greek · "Gift of the ocean; mythological sea nymph"

Dorothea

Greek · "Gift of God"

Dorothy

Greek · "Gift of God"

Dorthy

Greek · "gift of God"

Dulce

Spanish;Latin · "sweet"

Dunya

Arabic · "the world; the universe"

Earlene

Old English;American · "noblewoman"

Earline

Old English;American · "noblewoman"

Earnestine

Germanic;English · "serious;resolute"

Ebere

Igbo · "Mercy."

Eda

Turkish · "good manners; grace; charm"

Eddie

Old English;English · "wealthy guardian (diminutive)"

Edith

Old English · "Prosperous in war"

Edna

Hebrew · "Pleasure or delight"

Edwina

Old English;English · "wealthy friend"

Edythe

Old English;English · "wealthy in war"

Effie

Greek · "Well-spoken, diminutive of Euphemia"

Efua

Akan/Twi · "Born on a Friday."

Ehawee

Dakota · "laughing maiden"

Eileen

Irish · "Bright shining one, Irish form of Helen"

Eilidh

Scottish Gaelic · "bright;shining light"

Eira

Welsh · "Snow"

Eki

Edo · "Short for Ekiuwa meaning child is precious."

Ela

Turkish · "hazel; hazel-eyed"

Elaina

Spanish · "Bright shining one, variant of Elena"

Elaine

French · "Bright shining light, French variant of Helen"

Eleanor

Old French · "Bright; shining one"

Eleanora

Old French · "Bright; shining one"

Eleanore

Greek;French · "light;shining"

Elena

Spanish · "Bright shining one, variant of Helen"

Eleni

Greek · "bright;shining light"

Eleonora

Italian · "bright;shining light"

Eliana

Hebrew · "My God has answered"

Elianna

Hebrew;American · "my God has answered"

Elif

Arabic · "Slender; the letter alif"

Elinor

Greek;French · "light;shining"

Elisa

Italian · "God is my oath, short form of Elisabetta"

Elisabeth

Hebrew · "God is my oath, variant of Elizabeth"

Elisabetta

Italian · "God is my oath"

Elise

French · "God is my oath, French short form of Elizabeth"

Elisha

Hebrew;English · "my God is salvation"

Eliska

Czech · "God is my oath"

Elissa

Greek;Hebrew · "God is my oath;noble"

Eliza

Hebrew · "God is my oath, short form of Elizabeth"

Elizabeth

Hebrew · "God is my oath"

Ella

Old German · "All; other"

Elle

French;English · "she;girl;light"

Ellen

English · "Bright or shining one, variant of Helen"

Elliana

Hebrew · "my God has answered"

Ellie

Greek · "Bright shining one"

Elma

Greek;German · "helmet;bright as the sun"

Elnora

Greek;English · "light;shining one"

Elodie

Greek · "Foreign riches"

Eloise

Old French · "Healthy; wide"

Elsa

Swedish · "God is my oath;diminutive of Elisabeth"

Elsie

Scottish · "Noble, Scottish diminutive of Elizabeth"

Eluned

Welsh · "idol;much desired"

Elva

English · "Elf, from Old Norse alfr"

Elvira

Spanish;Germanic · "truth;all true"

Elyse

Hebrew;French · "God is my oath;noble"

Emelia

Latin;Italian · "rival;industrious"

Emely

Latin;Spanish · "rival;industrious"

Emersyn

Old English;American · "son of Emery;industrious"

Emi

Japanese · "Beautiful blessing"

Emiko

Japanese · "Blessed beautiful child"

Emilee

Latin · "rival;industrious"

Emilia

Italian · "Rival, feminine of Aemilius"

Emilie

Latin;French · "rival;industrious"

Emily

Latin · "Rival or industrious, from Roman family name Aemilius"

Emma

Old German · "Whole; universal"

Emmy

Latin;German · "rival;industrious;diminutive of Emma"

Encarna

Spanish · "incarnation"

Eri

Japanese · "Blessed prize"

Erica

Scandinavian · "Ever ruler, feminine of Eric; also Latin for heather"

Ericka

Norse;Scandinavian · "eternal ruler"

Erika

Japanese · "Erika (heather flower)"

Eriko

Japanese · "Child with a collar; blessed child"

Erin

Irish · "Ireland; poetic name for Ireland"

Erma

German · "Universal or whole, variant of Irma"

Ernestine

German · "Serious, feminine of Ernest"

Erzsebet

Hungarian · "God is my oath"

Eshe

Swahili · "Life."

Esi

Akan/Twi · "Born on a Sunday."

Esinam

Ewe · "God has heard me."

Esma

Arabic · "Beautiful; sublime"

Esme

Old French · "Esteemed; loved"

Esmeralda

Spanish · "Emerald"

Esperanza

Spanish · "hope"

Esra

Turkish · "travel by night; journey"

Essie

Persian · "Star, diminutive of Esther or Estelle"

Estella

Spanish · "Star, variant of Estelle or Estrella"

Estelle

Latin · "Star"

Ester

Persian;Hebrew · "star"

Esther

Persian · "Star"

Estrella

Spanish;Latin · "star"

Eszter

Hungarian · "star"

Ethel

English · "Noble, from Old English aethel"

Etsuko

Japanese · "Joyful child"

Etta

Old English · "Estate ruler (Henrietta short)"

Eugenia

Greek · "well-born;noble"

Eula

Greek · "Well-spoken, short form of Eulalia"

Eun

Korean · "Grace; kindness; silver"

Eun-ji

Korean · "Grace and wisdom"

Eunbi

Korean · "Grace; rain"

Eunhye

Korean · "Grace; wisdom"

Eunice

Greek · "Good victory, from Greek eu and nike"

Eunji

Korean · "Grace; wisdom"

Eunyoung

Korean · "Grace; flower"

Eva

Hebrew · "Life, variant of Eve"

Evangeline

Greek · "Bearer of good news"

Eve

Hebrew · "life;living"

Evelyn

Old English · "Desired; longed for"

Evelynn

Hebrew;English · "life;living"

Everleigh

Old English;American · "from Ever's meadow"

Everly

Old English · "Wild boar meadow"

Evie

Hebrew;English · "life;living"

Ewa

Hebrew · "Life (Eve)"

Faith

Latin · "Faith; belief"

Famke

Dutch · "little girl"

Fang

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Fragrant; virtuous"

Fannie

French · "Free; diminutive of Frances"

Farah

Arabic · "Joy; happiness"

Faraja

Swahili · "Consolation or comfort."

Faride

Persian · "unique; precious; one of a kind"

Farrah

English;Arabic · "happiness;joy;beautiful"

Farzaneh

Persian · "wise; intelligent; sage"

Fati

Hausa · "Short for Fatima."

Fatima

Arabic · "Captivating; one who abstains"

Fatou

Wolof · "Wolof form of Fatima."

Fatoumata

Wolof · "Extended form of Fatou meaning the captivating one."

Fay

English · "Fairy or loyalty, variant of Faye"

Faye

English · "Fairy or loyalty, from Old French foi"

Fei

Chinese (Mandarin) · "To fly; flying"

Felicia

Latin · "Happy or fortunate, feminine of Felix"

Felicity

Latin · "Happiness; good fortune"

Femke

Dutch · "little girl"

Fenghua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Phoenix flower"

Fernanda

Germanic;Spanish · "adventurous;brave journey"

Ffion

Welsh · "foxglove"

Fiadh

Irish · "Wild; deer"

Fiona

Scottish Gaelic · "fair;white"

Flora

Latin · "Flower; Roman goddess of flowers"

Florence

Latin · "Flourishing; blooming"

Flossie

Latin;English · "flowering;diminutive of Florence"

Folake

Yoruba · "Honored with wealth"

Folasade

Yoruba · "Honor confers a crown."

Foluke

Yoruba · "Placed in God's hands."

Frances

Latin · "Free (Francis)"

Francesca

Latin · "Free (Francis)"

Francine

French · "Free, French diminutive of Frances"

Francis

Latin · "Frenchman;free"

Francisca

Latin · "Frenchwoman;free"

Freda

German · "Peace, short form of Frederica or Winifred"

Frederica

Old German · "Peaceful ruler (feminine of Frederick)"

Freja

Swedish · "noble woman;goddess of love"

Freya

Old Norse · "Lady; noble woman"

Frida

Old German · "Peace"

Frieda

Germanic · "peace"

Fuhua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Prosperous flower"

Funke

Yoruba · "Given to me to cherish."

Funmi

Yoruba · "Give to me (short for Olufunmilayo)"

Funmilayo

Yoruba · "Give me joy."

Furaha

Swahili · "Joy or happiness."

Gabriela

Spanish · "God is my strength, feminine of Gabriel"

Gabriella

Hebrew · "God is my strength"

Gabrielle

Hebrew · "God is my strength"

Gail

Hebrew · "My father rejoices, short form of Abigail"

Gale

Old English;Hebrew · "merry;cheerful;father's joy"

Galilahi

Cherokee · "attractive"

Galina

Russian · "calm;tranquility"

Galit

Hebrew · "wave; fountain; spring"

Gay

Old French;English · "merry;happy"

Gayle

Hebrew · "My father rejoices, variant of Gail or Abigail"

Gemma

Italian;Latin · "gem;precious stone"

Gena

Hebrew;English · "well-born;noble"

Genesis

Hebrew · "Beginning; origin"

Genet

Amharic · "Paradise or garden of Eden."

Genevieve

Celtic · "Tribe woman; race of women"

Georgette

Greek;French · "farmer;earth worker"

Georgia

Greek · "Earth worker or farmer, feminine of George"

Georgie

Greek;English · "farmer;earth worker"

Georgina

Greek;Latin · "farmer;earth worker"

Geraldine

French · "Rules by the spear, feminine of Gerald"

Gertrude

German · "Spear of strength, from Old German ger and trud"

Ghada

Arabic · "graceful; delicate young woman"

Gia

Italian;Hebrew · "God is gracious"

Gianna

Italian · "God is gracious"

Gillian

Latin;English · "youthful;downy"

Gina

Italian · "Queen, diminutive of names ending in -gina such as Regina"

Ginger

English · "Ginger plant or red-haired, from Old English"

Giovanna

Hebrew;Italian · "God is gracious"

Giselle

French · "Pledge or hostage, from Old German gisil"

Gita

Persian · "song; melody"

Giulia

Italian · "youthful"

Giuliana

Latin;Italian · "youthful;downy"

Gladys

Welsh · "Royalty or country, from Welsh Gwladus"

Glenda

Welsh · "Pure and good, from Welsh glan and da"

Glenna

Scottish;Gaelic · "valley"

Gloria

Latin · "Glory, from Latin gloria"

Goldie

English · "Made of gold; from Old English gold"

Goli

Persian · "my flower; little flower"

Grace

Latin · "Grace; favor"

Gracelyn

Latin;American · "grace + lake"

Gracelynn

Latin;American · "grace + lake"

Gracie

Latin · "Grace, diminutive of Grace"

Graciela

Spanish;Latin · "grace"

Greta

Greek · "Pearl (Margaret diminutive)"

Gretchen

German · "Pearl, German diminutive of Margarethe"

Guadalupe

Spanish · "River of the wolf; from Arabic via Spanish place name"

Guinevere

Welsh · "Fair one; white phantom"

Guiying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Noble flower"

Gussie

Latin;English · "majestic;diminutive of Augusta"

Gwen

Welsh · "Blessed; fair (Gwendolyn short)"

Gwendolyn

Welsh · "Blessed ring; white circle"

Gwyneth

Welsh · "blessed;happiness"

Habiba

Arabic · "Beloved"

Hadar

Hebrew · "splendor; glory; majesty"

Hadassah

Hebrew · "myrtle tree; Esther's Hebrew name"

Hadiya

Swahili · "Gift or guide to righteousness."

Hadiyya

Hausa · "Gift."

Hadiza

Hausa · "Trustworthy or wise woman."

Haeun

Korean · "Summer; grace"

Hailee

English;American · "hay meadow"

Hailey

English · "Hay meadow, from Old English heg and leah"

Hajin

Korean · "Summer; truth"

Hakima

Arabic · "wise; judicious"

Hala

Arabic · "halo around the moon; sweetness"

Haleigh

English;American · "hay meadow"

Haley

English · "Hay meadow, variant of Hailey"

Halia

Hawaiian · "remembrance of a loved one"

Halima

Swahili · "Gentle or patient."

Halina

Polish · "calm;tranquil"

Halle

Old English;Scandinavian · "unexpected gift;rock"

Hallie

English · "From the salty meadow or seashore"

Hana

Arabic · "Bliss; happiness; flower (Japanese)"

Hanako

Japanese · "Flower child"

Hande

Turkish · "smile; laugh"

Hanna

Hebrew · "Grace, variant of Hannah"

Hannah

Hebrew · "Grace; favor"

Hanwi

Lakota · "moon;night sun"

Hanying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Han flower"

Hara

Korean · "To do; pearl"

Harley

English · "Hare's meadow, from Old English hara and leah"

Harper

Old English · "Harp player"

Harriet

Old French · "Estate ruler (Henrietta variant)"

Harriett

Germanic · "home ruler"

Haruko

Japanese · "Spring child"

Hattie

Old French · "Estate ruler (Harriet short)"

Haukea

Hawaiian · "white snow"

Hauwa

Hausa · "Hausa form of Eve."

Hawa

Swahili · "Longing or desire and the Swahili form of Eve."

Hayat

Arabic · "life"

Haylee

English · "hay meadow"

Hayley

English · "Hay meadow, variant of Hailey"

Hayoon

Korean · "Summer; allow"

Hazel

Old English · "The hazel tree; light brown color"

Healani

Hawaiian · "heavenly mist;haze of heaven"

Heather

English · "The heather plant; flowering evergreen shrub"

Heidi

Old German · "Noble (Adelheid diminutive)"

Helen

Greek · "Bright; shining light"

Helena

Greek · "Bright; shining light"

Helene

French · "Bright shining one, variant of Helen"

Helga

Old Norse · "Holy; blessed"

Helin

Kurdish · "nest; home"

Helmi

Finnish · "pearl"

Heloise

French · "healthy;sound"

Henrietta

Old German · "Estate ruler (feminine of Henry)"

Hera

Greek · "Lady; queen of the gods"

Hermione

Greek · "Messenger; earthly"

Hessa

Arabic · "destiny; fate; fortune"

Hester

Persian;English · "star"

Hewa

Kurdish · "hope; wish"

Hila

Hebrew · "halo; aura; praise"

Hilal

Turkish · "crescent moon"

Hilary

Latin;Greek · "cheerful;happy"

Hilda

German · "Battle, short form of Hildegard"

Hilde

Old German · "Battle"

Hildegard

Old German · "Battle guard"

Hildur

Icelandic · "battle"

Hillary

Latin;Greek · "cheerful;happy"

Himari

Japanese · "Sunflower"

Hina

Japanese · "Sun; light"

Hine

Maori · "Girl; maiden"

Hinemoa

Maori · "legendary Maori woman"

Hiroko

Japanese · "Generous child"

Hisako

Japanese · "Long-lived child"

Hiwot

Amharic · "Life."

Hoa

Vietnamese · "Flower; peace"

Hodaya

Hebrew · "thanks to God"

Hollie

Old English;English · "holly tree"

Honghui

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Great wisdom"

Hongmei

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Red plum"

Honovi

Hopi · "strong deer"

Hope

Old English · "Hope; expectation"

Houda

Arabic · "right guidance; right way"

Hoyeon

Korean · "Sea; allow"

Hui

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Wisdom; intelligent; kind"

Hye-jin

Korean · "Bright treasure; graceful pearl"

Hyejin

Korean · "Wisdom; precious"

Hyemi

Korean · "Wisdom; beauty"

Hyeri

Korean · "Wisdom; gain"

Hyeyeon

Korean · "Wisdom; allow"

Hyojin

Korean · "Effective; truth"

Hyolyn

Korean · "Effective; jewel"

Hyuna

Korean · "Wise; pretty"

Ida

Norwegian · "industrious;work"

Ifechi

Igbo · "God's light."

Ifedayo

Yoruba · "Love becomes joy."

Ifedimma

Igbo · "A good thing."

Ifedolapo

Yoruba · "Love mixed with wealth."

Ifeoluwa

Yoruba · "Love of God or God's love."

Ifeoma

Igbo · "Good thing or beautiful thing."

Ifeyinwa

Igbo · "Nothing compares to a child."

Iida

Finnish · "industrious;hardworking"

Ila

Hindi;English · "earth;flowing"

Ilene

Greek;English · "light;shining"

Iliana

Greek;Spanish · "bright;ray of light"

Ilona

Hungarian · "bright;shining light"

Iman

Swahili · "Faith."

Imani

Swahili · "Faith"

Imogen

Celtic · "Maiden"

Imogene

Latin;Celtic · "maiden;innocent"

Ina

German · "Diminutive of names ending in -ina"

Inara

Arabic · "Ray of light"

Inas

Arabic · "sociability; friendliness"

Inbal

Hebrew · "bell clapper; tongue of a bell"

India

English;place name · "from the Indus River"

Indira

Sanskrit · "Beauty; splendid; the goddess Lakshmi"

Ines

Greek · "Pure; chaste (Agnes)"

Inés

Spanish · "pure;chaste"

Inès

French · "pure"

Inês

Portuguese · "pure;chaste"

Inez

Spanish · "Pure, Spanish variant of Agnes"

Inga

Old Norse · "Guarded by Ing"

Inge

German · "of Ing;protected"

Ingrid

Old Norse · "Beautiful; goddess Ing's beauty"

Ioana

Romanian · "God is gracious"

Iolana

Hawaiian · "To soar like a hawk"

Iona

Scottish Gaelic · "from the island of Iona"

Irene

Greek · "Peace; Greek goddess of peace"

Irina

Russian · "Peace"

Iris

Greek · "Rainbow"

Irma

German · "Universal or whole, from Germanic ermen"

Iryna

Ukrainian · "peace"

Isabel

Hebrew · "Devoted to God"

Isabela

Hebrew;Spanish · "my God is an oath"

Isabell

Hebrew;Spanish · "my God is an oath"

Isabella

Hebrew · "Devoted to God"

Isabelle

Hebrew · "Devoted to God"

Iseul

Korean · "Dewdrop"

Ishita

Sanskrit · "Desire; greatness"

Ishton

Apache · "sister;woman"

Isis

Egyptian;Greek · "throne;Egyptian goddess"

Isla

Scottish Gaelic · "from Islay island"

Itxaso

Basque · "sea"

Itzel

Nahuatl · "rainbow lady;star of the dawn"

Iva

Croatian · "yew tree;willow"

Ivana

Slavic · "God is gracious (feminine John)"

Ivy

Old English · "The ivy plant"

Iwona

Polish · "yew tree;archer"

Ixchel

Nahuatl · "rainbow lady;moon goddess"

Iyabo

Yoruba · "Mother has returned home."

Iyabode

Yoruba · "Mother has returned home."

Iyanuoluwa

Yoruba · "Miracle of God or God's wonder."

Izabella

Hungarian · "God is my oath, variant of Isabella"

Jackie

French · "Supplanter, diminutive of Jacqueline"

Jacklyn

Hebrew;French · "supplanter (fem. of Jacques)"

Jaclyn

French · "Supplanter, variant of Jacqueline"

Jacqueline

French · "Supplanter, French feminine of Jacques (James)"

Jacquelyn

French · "Supplanter, variant of Jacqueline"

Jada

Hebrew · "He knows or wise, biblical name"

Jaden

Hebrew;American · "thankful;God has heard"

Jadwiga

Polish · "battle;refuge in war"

Jadyn

Spanish;American · "jade;precious stone"

Jaelyn

Hebrew;American · "to ascend;mountain goat"

Jaime

Spanish · "Supplanter, Spanish form of James"

Jaliyah

Arabic;American · "exalted;noble"

Jami

Hebrew;English · "supplanter (fem. of James)"

Jamila

Swahili · "Beautiful."

Jan

English · "God is gracious, short form of Janet or Janice"

Jana

Arabic · "harvest; fruit of paradise"

Janae

Hebrew;American · "God is gracious"

Jane

English · "God is gracious, feminine of John"

Janel

Hebrew;American · "God is gracious"

Janell

Hebrew;American · "God is gracious"

Janelle

English · "God is gracious, elaboration of Jane"

Janessa

Hebrew;American · "God is gracious"

Janet

Hebrew · "God is gracious — diminutive of Jane"

Janette

French · "God is gracious, variant of Jeanette"

Janice

English · "God is gracious, elaboration of Jane"

Janie

English · "God is gracious, diminutive of Jane"

Janine

French · "God is gracious, French diminutive of Jeanne"

Janis

English · "God is gracious, variant of Janice"

Janiyah

Hebrew;American · "God has answered"

Janna

Hebrew;Scandinavian · "God is gracious"

Jannie

Hebrew;English · "God is gracious"

Jaqueline

Hebrew;French · "supplanter (fem. of Jacques)"

Jasmin

Persian · "Jasmine flower, variant of Jasmine"

Jayda

Spanish;American · "jade;precious stone"

Jayden

Hebrew;American · "thankful;God has heard"

Jayla

English · "Jaybird, modern American name"

Jayleen

Hebrew;American · "jaybird;descendant"

Jayme

Hebrew;English · "supplanter"

Jayne

Hebrew;English · "God is gracious"

Jazlyn

Persian;American · "jasmine flower"

Jazmin

Persian · "Jasmine flower, variant of Jasmine"

Jazmine

Persian · "Jasmine flower, variant of Jasmine"

Jean

French · "God is gracious, French form of John (also feminine of Jean)"

Jeanette

French · "God is gracious, French diminutive of Jeanne"

Jeanie

Hebrew;Scottish · "God is gracious"

Jeanine

Hebrew;French · "God is gracious"

Jeanne

French · "God is gracious, French feminine of John"

Jeannette

French · "God is gracious, French diminutive of Jeanne"

Jeannie

French · "God is gracious, diminutive of Jeanne"

Jeannine

Hebrew;French · "God is gracious"

Jelena

Serbian · "bright;shining light"

Jena

Arabic;Welsh · "little bird;white phantom"

Jenifer

Welsh · "fair one;white wave"

Jenna

English · "White wave or fair, variant of Jenny"

Jennie

English · "Fair, diminutive of Jane or Jennifer"

Jennifer

Welsh · "Fair one; white wave — modern form of Guinevere"

Jenny

Welsh · "Diminutive of Jennifer — fair one"

Jeri

German;English · "spear ruler (fem. of Gerald)"

Jerri

Germanic;English · "spear ruler (fem. of Gerald)"

Jesse

Hebrew;English · "gift;wealthy (unisex)"

Jessica

Hebrew · "He beholds, derived from biblical Iscah"

Jessie

Scottish · "God beholds, Scottish diminutive of Jessica or Jean"

Jewel

English · "Precious gem; from Old French joel"

Jewell

Old French;English · "precious gem"

Jiao

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Lovely; charming"

Jiaying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Excellent and clever"

Jihye

Korean · "Wisdom; bright"

Jill

English · "Youthful, short form of Jillian or Gillian"

Jillian

English · "Youthful, variant of Gillian/Julian"

Jimena

Hebrew;Spanish · "heard;listening"

Jimmie

Hebrew;English · "supplanter (fem. of James)"

Jing

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Quiet; still; capital"

Jingyi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Quiet harmony"

Jinhua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Golden flower"

Jisoo

Korean · "Wisdom; excellence"

Jiyoo

Korean · "Wisdom; abundance"

Jiyoon

Korean · "Wisdom; allow"

Jo

Hebrew · "God will add, short form of Joanne or Josephine"

Joan

Hebrew · "God is gracious — feminine of John"

Joana

Portuguese · "God is gracious"

Joann

English · "God is gracious, variant spelling of Joanne"

Joanna

Hebrew · "God is gracious (Jane)"

Joanne

French · "God is gracious, feminine of John"

Jocelyn

French · "Member of the Gauts tribe, originally a male Germanic name"

Jodi

Hebrew · "Praised, diminutive of Judith or Jody"

Jodie

Hebrew;English · "praised;Jewish woman"

Jody

Hebrew · "Praised, diminutive of Judith"

Joelle

Hebrew;French · "Jehovah is God"

Johanna

German · "God is gracious, feminine of Johann"

Johari

Swahili · "Jewel."

Johnnie

Hebrew · "God is gracious, feminine variant of Johnny"

Jolene

English · "He shall add, feminine elaboration of Joe"

Jolie

French;Latin · "pretty;jolly"

Joni

Hebrew;English · "God is gracious (fem. of John)"

Jordyn

Hebrew · "To flow down or descend; variant of Jordan"

Josefina

Hebrew;Spanish · "God will add"

Joselyn

Germanic;Latin · "joyful;member of the Gauts tribe"

Josephine

Hebrew · "God will add"

Josie

Hebrew · "God will add, diminutive of Josephine"

Journee

English · "journey;a trip"

Journey

English · "a trip;passage"

Joy

Latin · "Joy; rejoicing"

Joyce

Latin · "Joyous; gladness"

Juan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Graceful; beautiful"

Juana

Hebrew;Spanish · "God is gracious"

Juanita

Spanish · "God is gracious, Spanish diminutive of Juana"

Judith

Hebrew · "Woman of Judea; praised"

Judy

Hebrew · "Praised, diminutive of Judith"

Julia

Latin · "Youthful or downy-haired, from Roman gens Julia"

Juliana

Latin · "Youthful, feminine of Julian"

Julianna

Latin · "Youthful, variant of Juliana"

Julianne

French · "Youthful, variant of Juliana"

Julie

French · "Youthful or downy-haired, French form of Julia"

Juliet

French · "Youthful, English form of Juliette"

Juliette

French · "Youthful, French diminutive of Julia"

Julissa

Spanish;Latin · "youthful;downy"

June

Latin · "Born in June; from Juno"

Junie

Latin · "Born in June (June diminutive)"

Juniper

Latin · "Young; juniper tree"

Junko

Japanese · "Obedient child; pure child"

Juno

Latin · "Queen of the Roman gods"

Justina

Latin · "just;righteous"

Justine

French · "Just or fair, French feminine of Justin"

Kacey

Irish;American · "vigilant;alert"

Kachina

Hopi · "Sacred spirit; spirit dancer"

Kacie

Irish;American · "vigilant;alert"

Kaelyn

Irish;American · "slender;pure"

Kaia

Hawaiian · "Sea (Hawaiian); pure (Greek variant of Kaja)"

Kaila

Hebrew;Hawaiian · "laurel;style"

Kailee

Irish;American · "slender;laurel"

Kailey

Irish;American · "slender;laurel"

Kailyn

Irish;American · "slender;pure"

Kaitlin

Irish · "Pure, variant of Caitlin"

Kaitlyn

Irish · "Pure, English variant of Caitlin from Catherine"

Kaitlynn

Greek;Irish · "pure"

Kaleigh

Irish;American · "slender;laurel"

Kaley

Irish;American · "slender;laurel"

Kaliyah

Arabic;American · "sweetheart;rose bud"

Kallie

Greek;English · "most beautiful"

Kamea

Hawaiian · "the one and only;precious one"

Kamila

Latin;Arabic · "perfect;helper to priest"

Kamilah

Swahili · "Perfect."

Kamryn

Scottish;English · "crooked nose"

Kanika

Swahili · "Black cloth or beautiful."

Kapua

Hawaiian · "the flower;the blossom"

Kara

Maori · "strong;rod"

Karen

Greek · "Pure — Danish form of Katherine"

Kari

Scandinavian · "Pure, Norwegian form of Caroline or short for Karina"

Karima

Arabic · "generous; noble lady"

Karin

Greek;Scandinavian · "pure"

Karina

Scandinavian · "Beloved or pure, variant of Katrina or Carina"

Karissa

Greek · "grace;beloved"

Karla

German · "Free woman, German/Spanish variant of Carla"

Karlee

Germanic;American · "free woman (fem. of Charles)"

Karyn

Greek;Scandinavian · "pure"

Kasey

Irish · "Vigilant or watchful, variant of Casey"

Kassandra

Greek · "Shining upon men, variant of Cassandra"

Kassidy

Irish;American · "curly-haired;clever"

Katarzyna

Greek · "Pure (Katherine)"

Kate

Greek · "Pure, short form of Katherine"

Katelyn

Irish · "Pure, English variant of Caitlin"

Katelynn

Irish · "Pure, variant of Katelyn/Caitlin"

Kateri

Mohawk · "Mohawk form of Catherine"

Kateryna

Ukrainian · "pure"

Katharine

Greek · "Pure, classical spelling of Katherine"

Katherine

Greek · "Pure, from Greek katharos"

Katheryn

Greek · "pure"

Kathie

Greek · "pure"

Kathleen

Irish · "Pure, Irish form of Catherine"

Kathrine

Greek · "pure"

Kathryn

Greek · "Pure, English variant of Catherine"

Kathy

Greek · "Pure, diminutive of Katherine or Kathleen"

Katie

Greek · "Pure, diminutive of Katherine"

Katlyn

Greek;Irish · "pure"

Katrina

German · "Pure, variant of Katherine"

Katy

Greek · "pure"

Kavya

Sanskrit · "Poetry; poem"

Kawthar

Arabic · "abundance; river in paradise"

Kay

English · "Pure, short form of Katherine; rejoicing"

Kaya

Native American · "Elder sister; pure (multiple origins)"

Kaydence

Latin;American · "rhythm;flow"

Kaye

Greek;English · "pure;rejoice"

Kayla

English · "Pure, modern formation related to Kay or Hebrew kelila"

Kaylee

English · "Modern coinage from Kay and Lee; pure"

Kayleigh

Irish · "Slender; modern variant of Kayla/Kelly"

Kaylie

Irish;American · "slender;laurel"

Kaylin

Irish;American · "slender;pure"

Kaylyn

Irish;American · "slender;pure"

Kaylynn

Irish;American · "slender;pure"

Kayoko

Japanese · "Beautiful generation child"

Kazuko

Japanese · "Harmonious child; one child"

Keely

Irish · "beautiful;graceful"

Kehlani

Hawaiian;Polynesian · "the sea and sky"

Keiko

Japanese · "Blessed child; respectful child"

Keira

Irish · "Dark-haired, variant of Ciara"

Keisha

African;American · "favorite"

Kelley

Irish · "Bright-headed, variant of Kelly"

Kelli

Irish · "Bright-headed, variant of Kelly"

Kellie

Irish · "Bright-headed, variant of Kelly"

Kelly

Irish · "Bright-headed or warrior, from Irish Ó Ceallaigh"

Kelsey

English · "Cenel's island; from Old English surname"

Kelsie

Old English;American · "victorious ship;brave"

Kemi

Yoruba · "Short for Oluwakemi meaning God pampers me."

Kendall

English · "Valley of the river Kent"

Kendra

English · "Knowing or chief hero, feminine variant of Kendrick"

Kenna

Scottish;Gaelic · "born of fire;handsome"

Kennedi

Irish;American · "helmeted chief"

Kenya

African;Bantu · "after the country Kenya;animal horn"

Kenzie

Scottish;American · "fair;born of fire"

Keri

Irish · "Dark or dark-haired, variant of Kerry"

Kerri

Irish · "Dark or dark-haired, variant of Kerry"

Kerry

Irish · "Dark or dark-haired; from County Kerry"

Kesi

Swahili · "Born during difficult times."

Khadidiatou

Wolof · "Wolof form of Khadija."

Khadija

Arabic · "Premature child; trustworthy"

Khady

Wolof · "Short for Khadidiatou or Khadija."

Khanya

Zulu · "Light."

Khanyisile

Zulu · "She has brought light."

Khloe

Greek · "Young green shoot, variant of Chloe"

Kiana

Hawaiian · "moon goddess (Hawaiian form of Diana)"

Kiara

Italian · "Light or bright; variant of Chiara or Ciara"

Kibibi

Swahili · "Little lady."

Kidist

Amharic · "Holy or sacred."

Kiera

Irish · "little dark one"

Kierra

Irish;American · "little dark one"

Kiersten

Greek;Scandinavian · "follower of Christ"

Kiley

Irish;American · "narrow;straight"

Killa

Quechua · "moon"

Kim

English · "Royal-fortress meadow, short form of Kimberly (also Vietnamese gold)"

Kimberlee

Old English;American · "from the royal forest meadow"

Kimberley

English · "Royal-fortress meadow, variant of Kimberly"

Kimberly

English · "From Cyneburga's field; royal-fortress meadow"

Kimiko

Japanese · "Empress child; noble child"

Kinley

Scottish;Gaelic · "fair-haired warrior;Viking hero"

Kinsley

Old English · "King's meadow"

Kira

Russian · "Ruler or sun; Russian feminine of Cyrus"

Kiri

Maori · "bark of a tree;skin"

Kirra

Aboriginal (Yugambeh) · "leaf"

Kirsten

Scandinavian · "Follower of Christ, Scandinavian variant of Christine"

Kitty

Greek · "pure;diminutive of Katherine"

Kojowa

Ewe · "Variant of Kojo for girls."

Konwatsi

Mohawk · "Mohawk traditional name"

Kori

Greek;American · "maiden"

Kourtney

Old French;American · "short nose;courtier"

Kris

Greek · "follower of Christ"

Krista

Scandinavian · "Follower of Christ, short form of Kristina"

Kristal

Greek;Spanish · "crystal;ice"

Kristen

Scandinavian · "Follower of Christ, Scandinavian form of Christine"

Kristi

Greek · "Follower of Christ, diminutive of Kristin or Christine"

Kristie

Greek · "Follower of Christ, variant of Kristy"

Kristin

Scandinavian · "Follower of Christ, Norwegian form of Christine"

Kristina

Greek · "Follower of Christ, Scandinavian/Slavic form of Christina"

Kristine

Scandinavian · "Follower of Christ, Scandinavian variant of Christine"

Kristy

Greek · "Follower of Christ, diminutive of Kristin or Christine"

Krisztina

Hungarian · "follower of Christ"

Krystal

Greek · "Crystal, variant of Crystal"

Krystle

Greek;English · "crystal;ice"

Krystyna

Polish · "Christian;follower of Christ"

Kyla

Scottish · "Narrow channel or crown of laurel, feminine of Kyle"

Kylee

English · "Modern variant of Kylie"

Kyleigh

Irish;American · "narrow;straight"

Kylie

Australian · "Boomerang in Noongar; also a modern variant of Kyle"

Kyra

Greek · "Lady or lord, feminine of Kyros"

Lacey

English · "From Lassy, a Norman place name"

Lacy

Old French;English · "from Lassy in France"

Ladonna

American;Italian · "the lady"

Laila

Arabic · "Night or dark beauty"

Lainey

Greek;English · "bright;shining light"

Lakeisha

American;African American · "favorite"

Lakisha

American;African American · "favorite"

Lakshmi

Sanskrit · "Sign; mark; goddess of wealth"

Lalani

Hawaiian · "heavenly row"

Lale

Persian · "Tulip"

Lamya

Arabic · "with dark lips; bright"

Lan

Chinese · "Orchid; elegant"

Lan-ying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Orchid flower"

Lana

Russian · "Light or rock, short form of Svetlana or Alana"

Laney

Greek;English · "bright;diminutive of Elaine"

Lani

Hawaiian · "Sky; heaven"

Lara

Croatian · "laurel;crowned"

Larai

Hausa · "Born on a Wednesday."

Larisa

Greek · "Citadel; cheerful"

Larissa

Greek;Russian · "citadel;fortress"

Latasha

English · "Modern American name; possibly from Natasha"

Latisha

American;Latin · "happiness;joy"

Latonya

American;African American · "praiseworthy"

Latoya

English · "Modern American name, possibly meaning victorious"

Laura

Latin · "Laurel tree, symbol of victory"

Laurel

English · "Laurel tree, symbol of victory"

Lauren

English · "From the place of laurels; bay tree"

Laurie

English · "Laurel, diminutive of Laura"

Lauryn

Latin;English · "laurel;crowned with laurel"

Laverne

French · "Spring-like or grove of alders"

Lavinia

Latin · "Woman of Rome; pure"

Lavonne

American;French · "yew wood;the yew"

Lawanda

American;African American · "wanderer;land of the Vandals"

Layla

Arabic · "Night; dark beauty"

Layo

Yoruba · "Short for names meaning joy."

Lea

French · "weary;wild cow"

Leah

Hebrew · "Weary; delicate"

Leann

English · "meadow + grace"

Leanna

English · "meadow + grace"

Leanne

English · "meadow + grace"

Lee

English · "Meadow or clearing, from Old English leah"

Leeann

English;American · "meadow + grace"

Lehua

Hawaiian · "sacred ohia blossom"

Leia

Hebrew;Hawaiian · "weary;child of heaven"

Leigh

English · "Meadow or clearing, variant of Lee"

Leila

Persian · "Night; dark beauty"

Leilani

Hawaiian · "Heavenly flower; royal child"

Lela

English · "Beloved, possibly from Italian or short for Adela"

Lelia

Hebrew;Greek · "night;well-spoken"

Lena

Greek · "Bright; shining (Helen short)"

Lenka

Czech · "light;bright"

Lenora

English · "Bright shining one, variant of Eleanor"

Lenore

Greek;English · "light"

Leola

German;Latin · "lion"

Leona

Latin · "Lion, feminine of Leon"

Leonor

Portuguese · "bright;shining light"

Leonora

Old French · "Bright; shining one"

Leora

Hebrew;Greek · "light;my light"

Lerato

Sotho · "Love"

Lesedi

Sotho · "Light."

Lesley

Scottish · "Garden of holly, variant of Leslie"

Leslie

Scottish · "Garden of holly; from a Scottish surname"

Lesly

Scottish;Gaelic · "holly garden;low meadow"

Lessie

Greek;English · "diminutive of Leslie"

Lesya

Ukrainian · "defender of mankind"

Leta

Latin · "joy;gladness"

Letha

Greek · "forgetfulness;oblivion"

Leticia

Spanish · "Joy or happiness, Spanish form of Letitia"

Letizia

Italian · "joy;gladness"

Lexi

Greek · "defender of mankind"

Lexie

Greek · "defender of mankind"

Lia

Italian;Hebrew · "weary;bringer of good news"

Liana

French;Latin · "to climb like a vine;youthful"

Liat

Hebrew · "you are mine"

Libby

Hebrew;English · "my God is an oath;diminutive of Elizabeth"

Liesbeth

Dutch · "God is my oath"

Lihong

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful rainbow"

Lihua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful pear blossom"

Lihui

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful wisdom"

Lijuan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful and graceful"

Lila

Arabic · "Night (Arabic); play; divine play (Sanskrit)"

Lilah

Hebrew;Arabic · "night;dark beauty"

Lilia

Latin;Spanish · "lily"

Lilian

Latin;English · "lily;pure"

Liliana

Hawaiian · "Hawaiian form of Lillian;lily"

Lilith

Hebrew;Akkadian · "of the night;night creature"

Liliuokalani

Hawaiian · "smarting of the royal one"

Lillian

Latin · "Lily; purity"

Lilliana

Latin;Italian · "lily;pure"

Lillie

English · "Lily flower; variant of Lily"

Lilly

Latin · "Lily flower, variant of Lily"

Lily

Latin · "Lily flower; purity"

Lina

Greek · "Tender; pretty (multiple roots)"

Linda

Spanish · "Pretty; beautiful; lovely"

Lindiwe

Zulu · "We have waited."

Lindsay

Scottish · "Lincoln island, variant of Lindsey"

Lindsey

Scottish · "Lincoln island or wetland, from English surname"

Ling

Chinese · "Spirit; tinkling jade; delicate"

Linnea

Swedish · "Twinflower; named after Linnaeus"

Lior

Hebrew · "light for me; my light"

Liora

Hebrew · "My light"

Lisa

Hebrew · "Short for Elizabeth — God is my oath"

Litia

Tongan · "Tongan form of Lydia"

Liv

Norwegian · "life;protection"

Liya

Amharic · "Daughter of God."

Liyana

Xhosa · "It is raining or blessings."

Liza

Hebrew;English · "my God is an oath"

Lizbeth

Hebrew;Spanish · "my God is an oath"

Lizette

Hebrew;French · "my God is an oath"

Lizzie

Hebrew · "God is my oath, diminutive of Elizabeth"

Lois

Greek · "Most desirable; from Greek loion"

Lokelani

Hawaiian · "heavenly rose"

Lola

Yoruba · "Short for Lolade meaning wealth has arrived."

Lolade

Yoruba · "Wealth has come."

Londyn

English · "from London"

Lora

English · "Laurel, variant of Laura"

Loraine

French;German · "from Lorraine"

Lorelei

Germanic · "alluring;temptress;murmuring rock"

Loren

Latin;American · "laurel"

Lorena

Spanish · "Laurel, Spanish form of Lorraine"

Lorene

English · "Laurel, variant of Lorraine or Lorena"

Loretta

Italian · "Laurel, diminutive of Lauretta"

Lori

English · "Laurel, diminutive of Laura or Lorraine"

Lorie

Latin;English · "laurel;crowned"

Lorna

Scottish;English · "laurel;coined name"

Lorraine

French · "From the region of Lorraine in France"

Lorrie

Latin;English · "laurel;crowned with laurel"

Lottie

French · "Free, diminutive of Charlotte"

Louella

Germanic;American · "famous warrior + elf"

Louisa

Germanic · "famous warrior"

Louise

French · "Famous warrior, French feminine of Louis"

Lourdes

Spanish · "from Lourdes;reference to Marian apparition"

Lowanna

Aboriginal · "young woman;girl"

Lozen

Apache · "dexterous horse thief;Apache warrior"

Luann

Hebrew;German · "famous warrior + grace"

Lubna

Arabic · "storax tree; sweet sap"

Lucia

Latin · "Light"

Lucía

Spanish · "light"

Luciana

Latin;Italian · "light"

Lucile

French · "Light, variant of Lucille"

Lucille

French · "Light, French form of Lucia"

Lucinda

Spanish · "Light, elaboration of Lucia"

Lucrezia

Italian · "profit;wealth"

Lucy

Latin · "Light"

Luella

English · "Famous warrior, variant of Louella or blend of Lou and Ella"

Luisa

Germanic · "famous warrior"

Lula

English · "Famous warrior, diminutive of Louise or Lucy"

Lulani

Hawaiian · "highest point of heaven"

Luli

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Dewy jasmine"

Lulu

Swahili · "Pearl."

Lumi

Finnish · "Snow"

Luna

Latin · "Moon"

Lungile

Zulu · "Good or correct."

Lupe

Samoan · "dove"

Luz

Spanish · "light"

Lydia

Greek · "From Lydia, an ancient region of Asia Minor"

Lyla

Arabic · "Night"

Lynda

Spanish · "Pretty, variant of Linda"

Lyndsey

Old English;American · "Lincoln's marsh;linden tree island"

Lynette

Welsh · "Idol or nymph, from Welsh Eluned"

Lynn

Welsh · "Lake or pool, from Welsh llyn"

Lynne

Welsh · "Lake or pool, variant of Lynn"

Lynnette

Welsh;French · "idol;little lake"

Lyra

Greek · "Lyre; harp"

Lyudmila

Russian · "dear to the people"

Mabel

Latin · "Lovable"

Mable

Latin · "Lovable, variant of Mabel"

Maci

French;English · "weapon;pearl"

Macie

French;English · "weapon;pearl"

Mackenzie

Scottish · "Son of the wise leader, from Mac Coinnich"

Macy

French · "From Massy, a French place name"

Madalyn

Greek · "of Magdala;tower"

Maddison

Old English;American · "son of Maud"

Madeleine

French · "from Magdala"

Madeline

Hebrew · "From Magdala; tower"

Madelyn

English · "From Magdala, variant of Madeline"

Madelynn

Greek;English · "of Magdala;tower"

Madge

Greek;English · "pearl;diminutive of Margaret"

Madilyn

Greek;English · "of Magdala;tower"

Madisyn

Old English;American · "son of Maud"

Madyson

Old English;American · "son of Maud"

Mae

Latin · "Bitter (Mary short); May"

Maeve

Irish · "Intoxicating; she who rules"

Magaskawee

Lakota · "swan maiden"

Magdalena

Hebrew · "From Magdala (Magdalene)"

Magdaléna

Slovak · "from Magdala"

Magdalene

Hebrew · "From Magdala"

Maggie

Greek · "Pearl, diminutive of Margaret"

Magnolia

Latin · "The magnolia flower"

Maha

Arabic · "wild gazelle; oryx"

Mahealani

Hawaiian · "full moon"

Mahin

Persian · "related to the moon; of the moon"

Mahina

Hawaiian · "moon"

Mahlet

Amharic · "Song or hymn."

Mahnaz

Persian · "glory of the moon; moon's beauty"

Mahsa

Persian · "like the moon; moon-faced"

Mahtab

Persian · "moonlight"

Mai

Vietnamese · "Apricot blossom; cherry blossom"

Maia

Greek · "Mother; nurturer"

Maija

Finnish · "beloved;diminutive of Maria"

Mairi

Scottish Gaelic · "beloved;Scottish form of Mary"

Maisha

Swahili · "Life."

Maisie

Scottish;Gaelic · "pearl;diminutive of Margaret"

Maite

Basque · "beloved"

Maja

Norwegian · "pearl;diminutive of Maria"

Makayla

English · "Who is like God, modern variant of Michaela"

Makeda

Amharic · "Greatness; Queen of Sheba (legendary)"

Makenna

Scottish · "Son of Cionaodh, variant of Mckenna"

Makenzie

Scottish · "Son of the wise leader, variant of Mackenzie"

Maki

Japanese · "True hope"

Malaika

Swahili · "Angel."

Malee

Thai · "Flower; jasmine"

Malia

Hawaiian · "Calm; peaceful (Hawaiian form of Mary)"

Malika

Swahili · "Queen."

Malinda

Greek;English · "sweet;dark beauty"

Maliyah

Hawaiian;American · "bitter;possibly calm"

Mallory

French · "Unfortunate, from Old French malheure"

Mamie

Hebrew · "Bitter, diminutive of Mary or Margaret"

Manal

Arabic · "attainment; achievement"

Manami

Japanese · "Affectionate beauty"

Manar

Arabic · "radiating light; guiding light"

Mandy

Latin · "Worthy of love, diminutive of Amanda or Miranda"

Manon

French · "bitter;diminutive of Marie"

Mansi

Hopi · "picked flower"

Manuela

Spanish · "God is with us"

Manyu

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Slender jade"

Mara

Hebrew;Slavic · "bitter;sea"

Marama

Maori · "moon;light"

Marcella

Italian · "Warlike, feminine of Marcellus"

Marci

Latin;English · "warlike;Mars"

Marcia

Latin · "Of Mars; warlike, feminine of Marcus"

Marcie

Latin;English · "warlike;Mars"

Marcy

Latin;English · "warlike;Mars"

Maren

Latin;Scandinavian · "of the sea;star of the sea"

Margaret

Greek · "Pearl"

Margarida

Portuguese · "pearl"

Margarita

Spanish · "Pearl, Spanish form of Margaret"

Margaux

Greek · "Pearl (Margot variant)"

Margery

Greek;French · "pearl"

Margie

Greek · "Pearl, diminutive of Margaret"

Margit

Hungarian · "pearl"

Margo

French;Greek · "pearl"

Margot

Greek · "Pearl"

Margriet

Dutch · "pearl;daisy"

Marguerite

French · "Daisy; pearl"

Mari

Japanese · "Truth; ball"

Maria

Hebrew · "Beloved; bitter (Mary)"

Mariah

Hebrew · "Bitter or beloved, variant of Maria"

Mariam

Hebrew;Arabic · "bitter;beloved;wished-for child"

Mariama

Wolof · "Wolof form of Mary or Maryam."

Marian

French · "Bitter or beloved, French diminutive of Marie"

Mariana

Spanish · "Bitter grace, Spanish form of Marianne"

Marianna

Hebrew;Latin · "grace + bitter or beloved"

Marianne

French · "Bitter grace, blend of Mary and Anne"

Maribel

Spanish;Latin · "beautiful Mary"

Maricela

Spanish;Latin · "beloved;star of the sea"

Marie

Hebrew · "Beloved; bitter (Mary)"

Marieke

Dutch · "beloved;diminutive of Maria"

Marietta

Hebrew;Italian · "little Mary"

Mariko

Japanese · "True village child"

Marilyn

English · "Beloved star of the sea; blend of Mary and Lynn"

Marilynn

Hebrew;English · "bitter or beloved + lake"

Marina

Latin · "Of the sea, from Latin marinus"

Marion

French · "Bitter or beloved, French diminutive of Marie"

Marisa

Italian · "Of the sea, variant of Maria"

Marisol

Spanish · "Sea and sun; bitter sun; blend of María and Sol"

Marissa

Latin · "Of the sea, elaboration of Maris"

Maritza

Spanish;Latin · "blessed;of the sea"

Marjani

Swahili · "Coral."

Marjorie

English · "Pearl, English form of Margaret via Margery"

Marketa

Czech · "pearl"

Marla

English · "Beloved, diminutive of Marlene or Mary"

Marlee

Aboriginal · "swan"

Marlene

German · "Of Magdala, blend of Maria and Magdalena"

Marley

English · "Pleasant wood, from Old English mere and leah"

Marsha

Latin · "Of Mars; warlike, variant of Marcia"

Marta

Aramaic;Italian · "lady;mistress"

Martha

Aramaic · "Lady or mistress of the house"

Martina

Latin · "warlike;Mars"

Marwa

Arabic · "fragrant herb; flint stone in Mecca"

Mary

Hebrew · "Beloved; bitter"

Maryam

Arabic · "Beloved; bitter; wished-for child (Mary)"

Maryann

Hebrew · "Bitter grace, blend of Mary and Ann"

Maryanne

Hebrew;Latin · "bitter + grace"

Maryellen

Hebrew;Greek · "bitter or beloved + light"

Maryjane

Hebrew;English · "bitter or beloved + God is gracious"

Marylou

Hebrew;German · "bitter or beloved + famous warrior"

Mathilde

Old German · "Mighty in battle"

Matilda

Old German · "Mighty in battle"

Matilde

Portuguese · "mighty in battle"

Mattie

English · "Diminutive of Martha or Matilda"

Maud

Germanic · "mighty in battle"

Maude

Old German · "Mighty in battle"

Maudie

Germanic · "mighty in battle;diminutive of Maud"

Maura

Irish;Latin · "dark;bitter;star of the sea"

Maureen

Irish · "Little Mary, Irish diminutive of Mary"

Mavis

Old French · "Song thrush"

Mawunyo

Ewe · "God is good."

Maxine

Latin · "Greatest, feminine of Max"

May

Latin · "Bitter (Mary short); month of May"

Maya

Sanskrit · "Illusion; dream"

Mayra

Spanish · "Beloved or admirable, variant of Mara or Myra"

Mayumi

Japanese · "True bow; gentle beauty"

Mbali

Zulu · "Flower."

Mckayla

Hebrew;American · "who is like God?"

Mckenna

Scottish · "Son of Cionaodh; from Scottish surname"

Mckenzie

Scottish · "Son of the wise leader, variant of Mackenzie"

Mckinley

Scottish;Gaelic · "son of the fair hero"

Meagan

Welsh · "Pearl, variant of Megan"

Meaghan

Welsh;Irish · "pearl"

Meera

Sanskrit · "Ocean; sea; light"

Megan

Welsh · "pearl;Welsh diminutive of Margaret"

Meghan

Welsh · "Pearl, Welsh variant of Margaret"

Megumi

Japanese · "Blessing; grace"

Mei

Chinese · "Beautiful; plum"

Mei-Ling

Chinese · "Beautiful and delicate"

Meifeng

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Plum phoenix"

Meiko

Japanese · "Bud child; bright child"

Meiling

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful and delicate"

Melanie

Greek · "Dark or black, from Greek melas"

Melany

Greek · "dark;black"

Melba

English · "From Melbourne, Australia"

Mele

Hawaiian · "song;Hawaiian form of Mary"

Meleane

Samoan · "song;melody (Samoan form)"

Melek

Turkish · "angel"

Melina

Greek;Latin · "honey"

Melinda

English · "Black or dark, blend of Mel and Linda"

Melisa

Greek · "honey bee"

Melissa

Greek · "Honey bee, from Greek melissa"

Melody

Greek · "Song or musical tune"

Melva

Celtic;Irish · "chieftain;smooth-browed"

Mengmeng

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Dreaming"

Mercedes

Spanish · "mercies;Our Lady of Mercy"

Mercy

English · "Compassion; clemency"

Mereana

Maori · "Beloved; rebellious (Maori form of Marian)"

Meredith

Welsh · "Great ruler, from Welsh Maredudd"

Merle

Latin;French · "blackbird"

Meron

Amharic · "Blessed or myrrh."

Merve

Turkish · "sacred mountain in Mecca"

Mette

Danish · "pearl;diminutive of Margrethe"

Metztli

Nahuatl · "moon"

Mi

Korean · "Beautiful"

Mia

Italian · "Mine; beloved"

Micaela

Hebrew;Italian · "who is like God?"

Michaela

Czech · "Who is like God, Czech feminine of Michael"

Michele

French · "Who is like God, variant spelling of Michelle"

Michelle

French · "Who is like God, French feminine of Michael"

Michiko

Japanese · "Beautiful wise child"

Midori

Japanese · "Green"

Mihaela

Romanian · "who is like God"

Mihi

Maori · "greeting;to lament"

Mikaela

Hebrew;Scandinavian · "who is like God?"

Mikayla

English · "Who is like God, variant of Michaela"

Mila

Slavic · "Gracious; dear"

Mildred

English · "Gentle strength, from Old English mild and thryth"

Milena

Slavic · "Gracious; dear"

Miley

English;American · "smiley"

Milica

Serbian · "gracious;dear little one"

Millicent

Germanic · "strong in work;brave strength"

Millie

Germanic · "Diminutive of Mildred, Millicent, or Camilla"

Mina

Korean · "Beauty; cleverness"

Mindy

English · "Diminutive of Melinda; dark or gentle"

Minerva

Latin;Roman · "of the mind;intellect;wisdom"

Minji

Korean · "Cleverness; wisdom"

Minju

Korean · "Cleverness; gem"

Minnie

English · "Diminutive of Wilhelmina or Mary"

Mio

Japanese · "Beautiful cherry blossom; waterway"

Mira

Slavic · "Peace; ocean; admire (multiple origins)"

Miracle

Latin;English · "miracle;wonder"

Miranda

Latin · "Worthy of admiration, from Latin mirandus"

Mireia

Catalan · "to admire;wonder"

Miriam

Hebrew · "Beloved; bitter; wished-for child"

Mirri

Aboriginal · "star"

Mirrin

Aboriginal · "cloud"

Misa

Japanese · "Beautiful sand"

Misaki

Japanese · "Beautiful blossom"

Misikeli

Tongan · "Tongan form of Michelle"

Misty

English · "Covered in mist; ethereal"

Mitzi

Hebrew;German · "bitter or beloved (diminutive of Mary)"

Miyu

Japanese · "Beautiful gentleness"

Miyuki

Japanese · "Beautiful happiness; deep snow"

Mizuki

Japanese · "Beautiful moon"

Moana

Hawaiian · "ocean;wide expanse of water"

Modupe

Yoruba · "Thanks to God."

Mollie

Irish · "Bitter, variant of Molly"

Molly

Irish · "Bitter or beloved, Irish diminutive of Mary"

Mona

Arabic · "wishes; desires; aspirations"

Monica

Latin · "Advisor or solitary; possibly from monere"

Monique

French · "Advisor, French form of Monica"

Montserrat

Catalan · "serrated mountain"

Morag

Scottish Gaelic · "great;Scottish diminutive of Sarah"

Moriah

Hebrew · "God is my teacher;chosen by God"

Mulu

Amharic · "Full or complete."

Munira

Arabic · "luminous; radiant; bright"

Muriel

Celtic · "Bright sea, from Gaelic muir geal"

Muthoni

Kikuyu · "One who is treasured."

Mwanajuma

Swahili · "Born on a Friday."

Mya

Greek · "Mine; variant of Mia or Maya"

Myla

Slavic;American · "merciful;gracious"

Myra

English · "Sweet-smelling oil or myrrh, possibly literary coinage"

Myrna

Irish · "Beloved or tender, from Irish Muirne"

Myrtle

Greek · "The myrtle plant; symbol of love in Greek mythology"

Na

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Elegant; graceful"

Nabila

Arabic · "noble; magnanimous; intelligent"

Nada

Arabic · "dew; generosity; morning moisture"

Nadia

Arabic · "Hope; tender; first"

Nadine

French · "Hope, French and Slavic form of Nadia"

Naeun

Korean · "Beautiful; grace"

Nahid

Persian · "Venus; the planet; beautiful"

Nahka

Apache · "sister"

Nahla

Arabic · "drink of water; bee"

Naila

Arabic · "Successful; one who attains"

Naima

Swahili · "Contented or peaceful."

Najla

Arabic · "wide-eyed; with large beautiful eyes"

Najma

Arabic · "star"

Nakoma

Native American · "Great moon; great warrior"

Naledi

Sotho · "Star."

Nana

Japanese · "Seven"

Nanami

Japanese · "Seven seas"

Nancy

Hebrew · "Grace; favor — diminutive of Anne"

Nandi

Zulu · "Sweet one or one of high esteem."

Nanette

Hebrew;French · "grace;diminutive of Anne"

Nannie

Hebrew;English · "grace;diminutive of Anne"

Naomi

Hebrew · "Pleasantness"

Nascha

Navajo (Diné) · "owl"

Nasrin

Persian · "Wild rose"

Natalia

Latin · "Christmas Day, from Latin natalis"

Natalie

Latin · "Christmas Day; birthday"

Nataly

Latin;Spanish · "birthday;Christmas day"

Natasha

Russian · "Born on Christmas day (Natalia diminutive)"

Nathalie

Latin;French · "birthday;Christmas day"

Natsuko

Japanese · "Summer child"

Natsumi

Japanese · "Beautiful summer"

Nawal

Arabic · "gift; present; bounty"

Nayeli

Nahuatl · "I love you (Zapotec)"

Nayeon

Korean · "Beautiful; lotus"

Nazli

Turkish · "coy; coquettish; delicate"

Ndeye

Wolof · "Mother or term of respect."

Negin

Persian · "gemstone; precious stone in a ring"

Nelda

English;Germanic · "of the elder tree"

Nell

Greek;English · "bright;shining one"

Nellie

English · "Bright shining one, diminutive of Helen or Eleanor"

Nerea

Basque · "mine;belonging to me"

Nettie

English · "Diminutive of names like Annette, Antoinette, or Henrietta"

Neva

Spanish;Latin · "snow"

Ngozi

Igbo · "Blessing"

Ngozichi

Igbo · "Blessing from God."

Nia

Swahili · "Purpose"

Niamh

Irish · "Bright; radiant"

Nichole

French · "Victory of the people, variant of Nicole"

Nicole

French · "Victory of the people, French feminine of Nicholas"

Nicolette

Greek;French · "victory of the people"

Nidawi

Navajo (Diné) · "fairy girl"

Nigist

Amharic · "Queen."

Niibin

Anishinaabe · "summer"

Nikki

Greek · "Victory of the people, diminutive of Nicole"

Nilay

Turkish · "moon of the Nile"

Niloofar

Persian · "Lotus"

Niloufar

Persian · "water lily; lotus"

Nina

Spanish · "Little girl; dreamer (multiple roots)"

Niska

Cree · "goose"

Nita

Spanish;Native American · "bear;little Anita"

Niu

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Girl"

Niuniu

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Little girl (affectionate)"

Niviaq

Inuktitut · "young girl"

Nizhoni

Navajo (Diné) · "beautiful"

Njeri

Kikuyu · "One who travels or the traveler."

Nneka

Igbo · "Mother is supreme or mother is greater."

Nnenna

Igbo · "Father's mother or grandmother."

Nneoma

Igbo · "Good mother."

Noel

French;Latin · "Christmas day;born on Christmas"

Noelani

Hawaiian · "heavenly mist"

Noelle

French · "Christmas, French feminine of Noel"

Noemi

Hebrew;Italian · "pleasantness"

Nokuthula

Zulu · "Peace or peaceful one."

Nola

Irish;Latin · "fair shoulder;noble"

Nomsa

Zulu · "Mother of kindness."

Nona

Latin · "ninth"

Nontobeko

Zulu · "Humility."

Nora

Irish · "Honor; light"

Norah

Irish · "Honor; light"

Noreen

Irish;Latin · "honor;light"

Norma

Latin · "Pattern or rule, from Latin norma"

Nour

Arabic · "light; radiance; divine illumination"

Noura

Arabic · "light; brightness"

Nuna

Inuit · "Land"

Nuria

Catalan · "from Núria valley;little hill"

Nyambura

Kikuyu · "Born during the rainy season."

Nyaradzo

Shona · "Comfort or consolation."

Nylah

Arabic;American · "successful;achiever"

Oceane

French · "ocean;sea"

Octavia

Latin · "Eighth"

Ofure

Edo · "Peace."

Oksana

Slavic · "Praise to God (Xenia variant)"

Olawunmi

Yoruba · "Honor pleases me."

Olga

Slavic · "Holy; blessed"

Olguita

Spanish · "holy;blessed (Spanish diminutive)"

Olive

Latin · "The olive tree"

Olivia

Latin · "Olive tree; symbol of peace"

Ollie

English · "Olive tree, diminutive of Olivia or Oliver"

Oluwadara

Yoruba · "God is good or God's goodness."

Oluwakemi

Yoruba · "God pampers me."

Onaona

Hawaiian · "sweet fragrance"

Onatah

Mohawk · "daughter of the earth"

Opal

Sanskrit · "Gemstone"

Ophelia

Greek · "Help; aid"

Ora

Hebrew · "Light or prayer; from Hebrew or Latin"

Orla

Irish (Gaelic) · "golden princess"

Osasere

Edo · "God has blessed me."

Osayuki

Edo · "God has done well."

Padma

Sanskrit · "Lotus"

Paige

English · "Young attendant; from a medieval surname for a page"

Paisley

Scottish · "Church; from the place Paisley"

Palesa

Sotho · "Flower."

Paloma

Spanish · "dove"

Pam

English · "All sweetness, short form of Pamela"

Pamela

English · "All sweetness, coined by Sir Philip Sidney from Greek pan and meli"

Panagiota

Greek · "all holy"

Pania

Maori · "sea maiden of legend"

Paola

Italian;Latin · "small;humble"

Pari

Persian · "Fairy; angel"

Parisa

Persian · "Like a fairy"

Parvati

Sanskrit · "Daughter of the mountain"

Parvin

Persian · "the Pleiades; cluster of stars"

Pat

Latin · "Short for Patricia — noble"

Patrice

French · "Noble, French form of Patricia"

Patricia

Latin · "Noble; patrician"

Patsy

Latin · "Noble, diminutive of Patricia or Patrick"

Patti

Latin · "Noble, variant of Patty"

Patty

Latin · "Noble, diminutive of Patricia"

Paula

Latin · "Small, feminine of Paul"

Paulette

French · "Small, French diminutive of Paule"

Paulina

Latin;Italian · "small;humble"

Pauline

French · "Small, French feminine of Paul"

Pavati

Hopi · "clear water"

Payton

English · "Pega's settlement, variant of Peyton"

Paz

Spanish · "Peace"

Pearl

Latin · "The gem pearl"

Pearlie

Latin;English · "pearl;precious"

Peggy

Greek · "Pearl, diminutive of Margaret"

Penda

Swahili · "Love or loved one."

Penelope

Greek · "Weaver"

Penny

Greek · "Weaver, diminutive of Penelope"

Perla

Spanish;Italian · "pearl"

Persephone

Greek · "Bringer of destruction; queen of the underworld"

Petra

Greek · "Rock (Peter feminine)"

Peyton

English · "Pega's settlement, from Old English place name"

Phaxsi

Aymara · "moon"

Phoebe

Greek · "Bright; pure"

Phumzile

Zulu · "Rest or one who has rested."

Phuong

Vietnamese · "Phoenix; direction"

Phyllis

Greek · "Green bough or foliage"

Pia

Latin · "Pious; devout"

Pilar

Spanish · "Pillar (Virgin of the Pillar)"

Pili

Swahili · "Second-born child."

Pilialoha

Hawaiian · "beloved companion"

Pinar

Turkish · "spring; fountain; source of water"

Piper

Old English · "Pipe or flute player"

Pippa

Greek · "Lover of horses (Philippa)"

Polly

English · "bitter (diminutive of Mary)"

Poppy

Latin · "Red flower; poppy"

Posy

Greek · "Small bouquet of flowers"

Precious

Latin;English · "of great value;cherished"

Presley

English · "Priest's meadow, from Old English preost and leah"

Priscilla

Latin · "Ancient, from Latin priscus"

Priya

Sanskrit · "Beloved; dear"

Qannik

Inuktitut · "snowflake"

Queen

Old English;English · "queen;sovereign lady"

Rachael

Hebrew · "Ewe or lamb, variant of Rachel"

Rachel

Hebrew · "Ewe; lamb"

Rachelle

French · "Ewe, French variant of Rachel"

Radha

Sanskrit · "Success; prosperity"

Rae

Hebrew;English · "ewe;diminutive of Rachel"

Raegan

Irish · "little king;impulsive"

Raelyn

Hebrew;American · "ewe + lake"

Raelynn

English · "Modern American name; blend of Rae and Lynn"

Raina

Slavic;Latin · "queen;pure"

Ramona

Spanish · "Wise protector, Spanish feminine of Ramón/Raymond"

Rana

Arabic · "beautiful gaze; to look"

Randi

English · "shield-wolf (fem. of Randall)"

Rania

Arabic · "Queen; gazing"

Ranim

Arabic · "sweet sound; soft singing"

Ranya

Arabic · "gazing; looking at intently"

Raquel

Spanish · "Ewe, Spanish form of Rachel"

Rasha

Arabic · "young gazelle"

Rayna

Hebrew;Yiddish · "pure;clean;queen"

Razan

Arabic · "composure; gravity; sensibility"

Reabetswe

Tswana · "We have been given."

Reba

Hebrew · "To bind, short form of Rebecca"

Rebeca

Hebrew;Spanish · "to bind;captivating"

Rebecca

Hebrew · "To bind"

Rebekah

Hebrew · "To bind or captivating, biblical spelling of Rebecca"

Reem

Arabic · "white gazelle; antelope"

Reema

Arabic · "white antelope; gazelle"

Refilwe

Sotho · "We are given or we have been blessed."

Regan

Irish · "little ruler;king"

Regina

Latin · "Queen, from Latin regina"

Rehema

Swahili · "Mercy or compassion."

Reiko

Japanese · "Lovely child; thankful child"

Reina

Spanish · "Queen (Spanish); lovely (Japanese)"

Reka

Hungarian · "beloved;river"

Rena

Japanese · "Beautiful; calm"

Renae

Latin;French · "reborn"

Renata

Latin · "Reborn"

Rene

French;Latin · "reborn"

Renee

Latin · "Reborn"

Reva

Sanskrit;Hebrew · "rain;one who shines"

Reyhan

Turkish · "basil; sweet-smelling plant"

Rhea

Greek · "flowing;earth mother"

Rhiannon

Welsh · "Great queen; goddess of the moon"

Rhoda

Greek · "rose"

Rhonda

Welsh · "Good lance or from the Welsh place name Rhondda Valley"

Rida

Arabic · "contentment; satisfaction; favor"

Riko

Japanese · "Jasmine child"

Rim

Arabic · "white gazelle"

Rin

Japanese · "Dignified; cold"

Rina

Japanese · "Jasmine; vegetable"

Rita

Italian · "Pearl, diminutive of Margherita"

Rivka

Hebrew · "to bind; ensnaring beauty; Rebecca"

Riya

Sanskrit · "Singer; graceful"

Robbie

Germanic;English · "bright fame (diminutive of Roberta)"

Roberta

English · "Bright fame, feminine of Robert"

Robyn

English · "Bright fame, variant of Robin"

Rochelle

French · "Little rock, from French rochelle"

Rocio

Spanish · "dew;Our Lady of the Dew"

Roisin

Irish · "Little rose"

Romane

French · "Roman"

Romy

Latin · "Of Rome (Rosemarie short)"

Ronda

Welsh · "Good lance, variant of Rhonda"

Ronit

Hebrew · "song; joy; my joy"

Rory

Irish;Gaelic · "red king"

Rosa

Latin · "Rose"

Rosalee

Latin;American · "beautiful rose"

Rosalie

Latin · "Rose"

Rosalind

Old German · "Gentle horse"

Rosalinda

Spanish;Germanic · "beautiful rose;gentle horse"

Rosalyn

Germanic;Latin · "gentle horse;beautiful rose"

Rosamund

Old German · "Horse protection; rose of the world"

Rosanna

Latin;Italian · "rose + grace"

Rosanne

Latin;English · "rose + grace"

Rose

Latin · "Rose"

Roseann

Latin;English · "rose + grace"

Rosella

Italian;Latin · "little rose"

Roselyn

Latin;Germanic · "beautiful rose;gentle horse"

Rosemarie

Latin · "Dew of the sea or rose of Mary; variant of Rosemary"

Rosemary

Latin · "Rosemary herb; dew of the sea"

Roser

Catalan · "rose;rosary"

Rosetta

Italian;Latin · "little rose"

Rosie

Latin · "Rose, diminutive of Rose or Rosemary"

Roslyn

Germanic;Latin · "gentle horse;beautiful rose"

Roxana

Persian · "Dawn; bright"

Roxanna

Persian;Latin · "dawn;bright"

Roxanne

Persian · "Dawn or bright; from Persian Roshanak"

Roxie

Persian;English · "dawn;bright"

Roya

Persian · "Dream; vision"

Ru

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Scholar; Confucian"

Ruby

Latin · "Red gemstone"

Rufaro

Shona · "Happiness."

Rumbidzai

Shona · "Praise."

Ruth

Hebrew · "Friend; companion"

Ruthie

Hebrew;English · "compassionate friend"

Ruvimbo

Shona · "Faith."

Ruyi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "As you wish"

Rylee

Irish · "Courageous, variant of Riley"

Ryleigh

Irish · "Courageous, variant of Riley"

Rylie

Irish;English · "valiant;courageous"

Saada

Arabic · "happiness; good fortune"

Saanvi

Sanskrit · "Goddess Lakshmi; knowledge"

Saba

Amharic · "Morning; queen of Sheba (Sabea)"

Sabrina

Latin · "From the River Severn; legendary Celtic princess"

Sachi

Japanese · "Bliss; happiness"

Sachiko

Japanese · "Happy child"

Sade

Yoruba · "Short for Folasade meaning honor confers a crown."

Sadie

Hebrew · "Princess, diminutive of Sarah"

Safiya

Arabic · "pure; sincere; chosen friend"

Saga

Old Norse · "Story; seeing one; Norse goddess"

Sahar

Persian · "dawn; daybreak; morning"

Sahkyo

Navajo (Diné) · "mink"

Saida

Arabic · "happy; fortunate; lucky"

Saki

Japanese · "Blossom; hope"

Sakura

Japanese · "Cherry blossom"

Salama

Swahili · "Peace or safety."

Salima

Arabic · "safe; sound; peaceful"

Sallie

Hebrew · "Princess, variant of Sally"

Sally

Hebrew · "Princess, diminutive of Sarah"

Salma

Arabic · "Safe; peaceful"

Salote

Tongan · "Tongan form of Charlotte"

Salsabil

Arabic · "a spring in paradise"

Samantha

English · "Listener or told by God, possibly feminine of Samuel"

Samara

Hebrew;Arabic · "protected by God;evening conversation"

Samira

Arabic · "Companion in evening talk; entertainer"

Sana

Arabic · "Brilliance; radiance"

Sanaa

Swahili · "Brilliance or work of art."

Sanaz

Persian · "Like a beautiful tree"

Sandra

Greek · "Short for Alexandra — defender of mankind"

Sandy

Greek · "Diminutive of Sandra or Alexandra"

Sanjana

Sanskrit · "Gentle; soft"

Sanura

Swahili · "Kitten or feline grace."

Saoirse

Irish · "Freedom"

Sara

Hebrew · "Princess (Sarah)"

Sarah

Hebrew · "Princess"

Sarai

Hebrew · "my princess; quarrelsome"

Saraswati

Sanskrit · "Goddess of knowledge; flowing one"

Sasa

Cree · "goose"

Saskia

Dutch · "Saxon woman"

Sauda

Swahili · "Dark-skinned beauty."

Saundra

Greek · "defender of mankind"

Savanna

Spanish · "Treeless plain, variant of Savannah"

Savannah

Spanish · "Flat tropical grassland"

Sawsan

Arabic · "lily of the valley"

Saylor

Old English;American · "sailor;dancer"

Sayuri

Japanese · "Small lily"

Scarlett

Old English · "Red; scarlet cloth"

Sedna

Inuktitut · "sea goddess of Inuit mythology"

Sefakor

Ewe · "God has rewarded me with a gift."

Sefina

Samoan · "Samoan form of Josephine"

Sela

Tongan · "Tongan form of Sarah"

Selah

Hebrew · "pause;to praise"

Selam

Amharic · "Peace"

Selamawit

Amharic · "Peaceful one."

Selena

Greek · "Moon; moon goddess"

Selene

Greek · "Moon goddess"

Selin

Turkish · "flowing water; flood"

Selina

Greek;Latin · "moon;heaven"

Selma

Germanic;Celtic · "God's helmet;fair"

Selu

Cherokee · "corn"

Senait

Amharic · "Bouquet of flowers or beautiful."

Seoa

Korean · "Auspicious; elegant"

Seoyeon

Korean · "Auspicious; beautiful"

Serena

Latin · "Calm or serene, from Latin serenus"

Serenity

Latin · "Peaceful; calm"

Setareh

Persian · "star"

Setsuko

Japanese · "Snow child; moderate child"

Sevgi

Turkish · "love"

Shada

Navajo (Diné) · "pelican"

Shahd

Arabic · "honey; sweetness"

Shaina

Hebrew;Yiddish · "beautiful"

Shana

Hebrew;Irish · "beautiful;God is gracious"

Shania

Ojibwe;American · "I'm on my way;on the path"

Shanna

Hebrew;Irish · "God is gracious;lily"

Shannon

Irish · "Old or wise river; from the River Shannon"

Shari

Hebrew · "Princess, variant of Sherry or Sharon"

Sharlene

Germanic;American · "free woman"

Sharon

Hebrew · "Plain; fertile field — biblical place name"

Sharron

Hebrew;English · "a plain;a fertile region"

Shauna

Hebrew;Irish · "God is gracious"

Shawn

Irish · "God is gracious, variant of Sean"

Shawna

Irish · "God is gracious, feminine of Sean"

Shayla

Irish · "Fairy palace, variant of Sheila or Shay"

Shayna

Hebrew;Yiddish · "beautiful"

Shea

Irish;Gaelic · "hawk-like;admirable"

Sheena

Hebrew;Gaelic · "God is gracious"

Sheila

Irish · "Heavenly, Irish form of Cecilia"

Shelby

English · "Willow farm, from Old Norse selja and by"

Shelia

Irish · "Heavenly, variant of Sheila"

Shelley

English · "Meadow on a ledge, from Old English scelf and leah"

Shelly

English · "Meadow on a ledge; variant of Shelley"

Sheree

French;American · "darling;dear"

Sheri

French · "Beloved, variant of Sherry"

Sherri

French · "Beloved, variant of Sherry"

Sherrie

French · "Beloved, variant of Sherry"

Sherry

French · "Beloved, anglicized form of Chérie"

Sheryl

French · "Beloved, variant of Cheryl"

Shilan

Kurdish · "rose hip; wild rose"

Shiloh

Hebrew;English · "tranquil;peace"

Shira

Hebrew · "song; poem; singing"

Shirin

Persian · "Sweet; charming"

Shirley

English · "Bright meadow, from Old English scir and leah"

Shoshana

Hebrew · "Lily; rose"

Shreya

Sanskrit · "Auspicious; beautiful"

Shu

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Kind; gentle; warm"

Sibahle

Xhosa · "We are beautiful."

Sibongile

Zulu · "We are grateful."

Sidney

Old English;French · "wide meadow;from Saint-Denis"

Siena

Italian · "From Siena; reddish-brown"

Sienna

Italian · "Reddish-brown; from Siena"

Sierra

Spanish · "Mountain range, from Spanish sierra"

Sigrid

Old Norse · "Beautiful victory"

Sika

Akan/Twi · "Money or gold."

Silvia

Latin · "from the forest"

Simone

Hebrew;French · "to hear;listener"

Sina

Samoan · "legendary woman;white"

Sinead

Irish · "God is gracious (Irish form of Jane)"

Siobhan

Irish (Gaelic) · "God is gracious"

Sita

Sanskrit · "Furrow; goddess Sita"

Sivan

Hebrew · "the ninth month; bright"

Skyla

Dutch;English · "scholar;shelter;sky"

Skyler

Dutch;English · "scholar;shelter"

Sofia

Greek · "Wisdom (Sophia variant)"

Sofie

Danish · "wisdom"

Sofija

Serbian · "wisdom"

Soha

Arabic · "a star in the Ursa Minor constellation"

Sohyun

Korean · "Small; wise"

Sointu

Finnish · "harmony;chord"

Sojin

Korean · "Small; pretty"

Soledad

Spanish · "solitude;Our Lady of Solitude"

Solene

French · "solemn;dignified"

Solomiya

Ukrainian · "peace"

Solveig

Norwegian · "strong house;sun strength"

Sondra

Greek;English · "defender of mankind"

Sonia

Russian · "Wisdom, Russian variant of Sophia"

Sonja

Scandinavian · "Wisdom, variant of Sonia/Sophia"

Sonya

Russian · "Wisdom, Russian variant of Sophia"

Soo-jin

Korean · "Excellent treasure; long-life treasure"

Soojin

Korean · "Excellence; treasure"

Sooyoung

Korean · "Excellence; flower"

Sophia

Greek · "Wisdom"

Sophie

Greek · "Wisdom, French and German variant of Sophia"

Soraya

Persian · "Princess; the Pleiades star cluster"

Sorcha

Irish (Gaelic) · "brightness;light"

Sorina

Romanian · "sun"

Soyala

Hopi · "winter solstice"

Soyeon

Korean · "Smiling; small lotus"

Soyoung

Korean · "Small; flower"

Stacey

Greek · "Resurrection, variant of Stacy"

Staci

Greek · "resurrection"

Stacie

Greek · "Resurrection, variant of Stacy"

Stacy

Greek · "Resurrection or fruitful, diminutive of Anastasia or Eustace"

Stefanie

Greek · "Crown, variant of Stephanie"

Stella

Latin · "Star"

Stephanie

Greek · "Crown or garland, feminine of Stephen"

Stephany

Greek;English · "crown;wreath"

Stevie

Greek;English · "crown;wreath"

Suad

Arabic · "happiness; good fortune"

Subira

Swahili · "Patience"

Sue

Hebrew · "Short for Susan — lily"

Suha

Arabic · "a faint star; forgotten star"

Suhad

Arabic · "sleeplessness; pleasant insomnia"

Sukhmani

Punjabi · "Peace of mind; jewel of peace"

Suki

Japanese · "Beloved"

Sumaq

Quechua · "beautiful"

Sumaya

Arabic · "high; lofty; exalted"

Sumin

Korean · "Excellence; cleverness"

Summer

Old English · "The warm season"

Sundara

Sanskrit · "Beautiful"

Sunee

Thai · "A good thing"

Susan

Hebrew · "Lily; graceful flower"

Susana

Hebrew;Spanish · "lily"

Susanna

Hebrew · "Lily"

Susanne

Hebrew;German · "lily"

Susie

Hebrew · "Lily, diminutive of Susan or Susanna"

Suyeon

Korean · "Excellence; allow"

Suzanne

Hebrew · "Lily"

Suzette

Hebrew;French · "lily"

Suzu

Japanese · "Bell; longevity"

Suzy

Korean · "Lily of love (modern)"

Svetlana

Slavic · "Light; holy"

Sybil

Greek · "prophetess;seer"

Sylvia

Latin · "From the forest"

Sylvie

Latin · "From the forest"

Tabatha

Aramaic;English · "gazelle"

Tabia

Swahili · "Talents or character."

Tabitha

Aramaic · "Gazelle"

Tahcawin

Dakota · "doe;deer woman"

Tahira

Arabic · "pure; chaste; virtuous"

Tala

Native American · "Wolf"

Talatu

Hausa · "Born on a Tuesday."

Talia

Hebrew · "Dew from God"

Tamar

Hebrew · "Date palm tree"

Tamara

Hebrew · "Date palm tree"

Tameka

American;African American · "sister;twin"

Tamera

Hebrew;American · "date palm tree"

Tami

Hebrew · "Date palm tree, variant of Tammy"

Tamia

American;Hebrew · "palm tree;perfection"

Tamika

Japanese;American · "people;sister"

Tammi

Aramaic;English · "twin;palm tree"

Tammie

English · "Twin, variant of Tammy"

Tammy

English · "Twin or palm tree, diminutive of Tamara or Tamsin"

Tamra

Hebrew;American · "date palm tree"

Tania

Russian;Latin · "fairy queen"

Tanisha

American;African American · "Monday-born;ambition"

Tanya

Russian · "Praiseworthy, Russian diminutive of Tatiana"

Tara

Sanskrit · "Star"

Taraji

Swahili · "Hope or wish."

Taryn

Irish;Greek · "crag;earth"

Tasha

Russian · "Born on Christmas, diminutive of Natasha"

Tasneem

Arabic · "a fountain in paradise"

Tatiana

Latin · "From the Sabine king Tatius"

Tayanita

Cherokee · "young beaver"

Te Aroha

Maori · "the love"

Teagan

Irish;Welsh · "little poet;fair"

Tekakwitha

Mohawk · "one who walks groping for her way"

Temitope

Yoruba · "Mine is enough to thank God for."

Teresa

Greek · "Harvester"

Tereza

Czech · "harvester"

Teri

Greek · "Harvester, variant of Terri"

Terra

Latin;English · "earth;land"

Terri

Greek · "Harvester, diminutive of Theresa"

Terrie

Greek;English · "reaper;harvester"

Terry

Greek · "Harvester, diminutive of Teresa or Terence"

Tess

Greek · "Harvester (Theresa short)"

Tessa

Greek · "Harvester (Theresa short)"

Thalia

Greek · "blooming;festive"

Thandi

Zulu · "Loving one"

Thao

Vietnamese · "Respectful; honoring parents"

Thea

Greek · "Goddess; gift of God"

Thelma

Greek · "Will or volition; coined by author Marie Corelli"

Theodora

Greek · "Gift of God (feminine of Theodore)"

Theresa

Greek · "Harvester"

Therese

French · "harvester"

Tia

Spanish · "Aunt or princess, short form of names like Tiana"

Tiana

Slavic;American · "fairy queen;princess"

Tianna

Slavic;American · "princess;fairy queen"

Tiara

Latin;Greek · "crown;jewelled headdress"

Tierra

Spanish;Latin · "earth;land"

Tiffani

Greek;English · "manifestation of God;epiphany"

Tiffany

English · "Manifestation of God; from Theophania"

Tigist

Amharic · "Patience"

Tillie

Germanic;English · "mighty in battle;diminutive of Matilda"

Tina

Latin · "Diminutive of names ending in -tina such as Christina"

Tinuke

Yoruba · "To care for and pet is enough."

Tinuola

Yoruba · "Caring for honor."

Tirhas

Amharic · "She is wished for."

Tirzah

Hebrew · "pleasing; delight; cypress tree"

Tommie

Aramaic;English · "twin (fem. of Thomas)"

Tomoe

Japanese · "Branch of friendship; comma shape"

Tomoko

Japanese · "Wise friend child"

Tomomi

Japanese · "Beautiful friend"

Toni

Latin · "Praiseworthy, diminutive of Antonia"

Tonia

Latin;Greek · "praiseworthy;priceless"

Tonya

Russian · "Praiseworthy, variant of Tanya/Antonia"

Tori

English · "Victory, diminutive of Victoria"

Tova

Hebrew · "good"

Tracey

English · "Warlike or from Thracius, variant of Tracy"

Traci

Greek · "Warlike, variant of Tracy"

Tracie

English · "Warlike, variant of Tracy"

Tracy

English · "Warlike or from Thracius, also Irish surname"

Tricia

Latin · "Noble, diminutive of Patricia"

Trina

Greek · "Pure, short form of Katrina"

Trinity

Latin · "Three; the holy trinity"

Trista

Celtic;Latin · "sorrowful;noise"

Truc

Vietnamese · "Bamboo"

Trudy

Germanic · "spear of strength;beloved"

Tugba

Turkish · "a tree in paradise"

Tupou

Tongan · "royal name;chief"

Tuwa

Hopi · "earth"

Twila

American;French · "twilight;star"

Tyra

Norse;Scandinavian · "Thor's warrior;goddess of battle"

Uchechi

Igbo · "God's will."

Ulani

Hawaiian · "cheerful"

Upendo

Swahili · "Love."

Ursula

Latin · "little she-bear"

Urszula

Polish · "little bear"

Vada

Germanic;English · "famous ruler;wisdom"

Valarie

Latin · "strong;healthy"

Valencia

Latin;Spanish · "strong;healthy;brave"

Valentina

Latin · "Strong; healthy (Valentine)"

Valeria

Latin · "Strong; brave"

Valerie

French · "Strong or valiant, from Latin Valerius"

Vanessa

English · "Butterfly; literary coinage by Jonathan Swift"

Veda

Sanskrit · "knowledge;sacred wisdom"

Velislava

Bulgarian · "great glory"

Velma

German · "Resolute protection, variant of Wilma"

Vera

Slavic · "Faith"

Verity

Latin · "Truth"

Verna

Latin · "Spring or springtime, from Latin vernus"

Veronica

Latin · "True image; honest image, from Latin vera icon"

Vesna

Slavic · "Spring; messenger"

Vicki

Latin · "Victory, diminutive of Victoria"

Vickie

Latin · "Victory, diminutive of Victoria"

Vicky

Latin · "Victory, diminutive of Victoria"

Victoria

Latin · "Victory; Roman goddess of victory"

Vida

Spanish;Hebrew · "life;beloved"

Vilhelmiina

Finnish · "resolute protector"

Viola

Latin · "Violet flower"

Violet

Latin · "Purple flower"

Virag

Hungarian · "flower"

Virgie

Latin;English · "virgin;maiden"

Virginia

Latin · "Virgin or maiden, from Latin virgo"

Vitoria

Portuguese · "victory"

Vittoria

Italian · "victory"

Vivian

Latin · "Alive; lively"

Viviana

Latin;Italian · "alive;lively"

Vivienne

Latin · "Alive; lively"

Vlasta

Czech · "homeland;rule"

Wachiwi

Lakota · "dancing girl"

Wafa

Arabic · "loyalty; faithfulness; fidelity"

Wairimu

Kikuyu · "One of the Kikuyu founding daughters meaning of the zebra."

Wakanda

Sioux · "Possessing magical power"

Wambui

Kikuyu · "Singer of songs or one who joins others."

Wanda

Polish · "wanderer;Slavic woman"

Wanjiku

Kikuyu · "The first daughter or eldest among the Kikuyu."

Wanjiru

Kikuyu · "One of the founding daughters of the Kikuyu nation."

Wapun

Wendi

English;American · "friend;fair one"

Wendy

English · "Friend; coined for the play Peter Pan from older Welsh Gwendolyn"

Wenjing

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Cultured and quiet"

Wenona

Anishinaabe · "firstborn daughter"

Wenxin

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Warm heart"

Whitney

English · "White island, from Old English hwit and eg"

Widad

Arabic · "love; affection; friendship"

Wikolia

Hawaiian · "Hawaiian form of Victoria;victory"

Wilda

Germanic · "willow;untamed"

Wilhelmina

Old German · "Resolute protection (feminine of William)"

Willa

Old German · "Resolute protection"

Willie

English · "Resolute protection, diminutive of Wilhelmina or William"

Wilma

German · "Resolute protection, short form of Wilhelmina"

Winifred

Welsh · "Blessed peacemaking, from Welsh Gwenfrewi"

Winnie

Welsh;English · "holy reconciliation;diminutive of Winifred"

Winona

Sioux · "First-born daughter"

Wisal

Arabic · "union; reunion; togetherness"

Wisteria

Latin · "The wisteria flower"

Wunmi

Yoruba · "Short for Olawunmi or Oluwawunmi meaning I am pleased."

Xenia

Greek · "Hospitality"

Xia

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Summer; rosy clouds"

Xiaohui

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Little wisdom"

Xiaomei

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Little sister; little beauty"

Xiaoyan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Little swallow"

Xifeng

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Western phoenix"

Ximena

Spanish · "Listener; Spanish form of Simone"

Xinran

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Happy demeanor"

Xinyi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Happy and joyful; new meaning"

Xiomara

Germanic;Spanish · "ready for battle;famous in battle"

Xiu

Chinese · "Elegant; beautiful; refined"

Xiulan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Elegant orchid"

Xochitl

Nahuatl · "flower"

Xolisa

Xhosa · "Apologize or bring peace."

Xue

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Snow; study"

Xueying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Snow flower"

Yaa

Akan/Twi · "Born on a Thursday."

Yadira

Hebrew;Arabic · "friend;beloved;worthy"

Yael

Hebrew · "Mountain goat; to ascend"

Yaffa

Hebrew · "beautiful; lovely"

Yagmur

Turkish · "rain"

Yan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Swallow; beautiful; flame"

Yana

Bulgarian · "God is gracious"

Yanaha

Navajo (Diné) · "brave one;she meets the enemy"

Yanlin

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful jade"

Yaprak

Turkish · "leaf"

Yara

Arabic · "Small butterfly; honeycomb"

Yardena

Hebrew · "descend; flow; from the Jordan"

Yaretzi

Nahuatl · "you will always be loved"

Yasaman

Persian · "jasmine flower"

Yasemin

Turkish · "jasmine flower"

Yasmin

Persian · "Jasmine flower"

Yasmine

Persian;Arabic · "jasmine flower"

Yeji

Korean · "Art; wisdom"

Yejide

Yoruba · "Image of the mother."

Yejin

Korean · "Art; treasure"

Yekaterina

Russian · "pure"

Yelena

Russian · "Bright; shining light (Helen)"

Yerin

Korean · "Art; gem"

Yesenia

Spanish · "Flower or palm tree; from Spanish telenovela name"

Yetunde

Yoruba · "Mother has returned."

Yina

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Graceful"

Yindi

Aboriginal (Yolŋu) · "sun"

Ying

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Hero; flower; brave"

Ying-yue

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Reflection of the moon"

Yixin

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Joyful heart"

Yixuan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Joyful dignified"

Yodit

Amharic · "Amharic form of Judith."

Yoko

Japanese · "Sunlight child; ocean child"

Yolanda

Greek · "Violet flower"

Yolotli

Nahuatl · "heart"

Yoona

Korean · "Allow; beautiful"

Yoshiko

Japanese · "Good child"

Yue

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Moon; happiness"

Yuhan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade meaning"

Yuhua

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade flower"

Yui

Japanese · "Bind; clothing; superior"

Yujia

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade beauty"

Yujin

Korean · "Treasure; precious"

Yukiko

Japanese · "Snow child"

Yuko

Japanese · "Gentle child"

Yulan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade orchid; magnolia"

Yumi

Japanese · "Bow; reason; cause"

Yumiko

Japanese · "Beautiful bow child"

Yumin

Korean · "Reason; clever"

Yuna

Japanese · "Gentle; rope; superior"

Yusra

Arabic · "Prosperity; ease"

Yuwen

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade pattern; elegant literature"

Yuxi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Jade hope"

Yuyan

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Beautiful jade; pleasant words"

Yvette

French · "Yew tree, French diminutive of Yvonne"

Yvonne

French · "Yew tree, French feminine of Yvon"

Zahra

Swahili · "Bright or radiant flower."

Zaina

Swahili · "Beautiful or good."

Zainab

Arabic · "Beauty; fragrant flower"

Zalika

Swahili · "Well-born or noble."

Zandile

Zulu · "They have increased or multiplied."

Zara

Arabic · "Flower; blooming; princess"

Zariah

Hebrew;American · "dawn;princess"

Zawadi

Swahili · "Gift."

Zella

Germanic;African · "silver-blue;sunshine"

Zelma

Germanic;Greek · "divine protection;helmet of God"

Zenzele

Zulu · "Do it yourself or be independent."

Zeynep

Arabic · "Beauty; precious gem (Turkish Zainab)"

Zhenzhen

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Precious; true"

Zinhle

Zulu · "They are beautiful."

Ziwei

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Crape myrtle; star"

Ziyi

Chinese (Mandarin) · "Graceful; purple iris"

Zoe

Greek · "Life"

Zoey

Greek · "Life"

Zofia

Polish · "wisdom"

Zola

Zulu · "Quiet; calm"

Zsofia

Hungarian · "wisdom"

Zsuzsanna

Hungarian · "lily"

Zuri

Swahili · "Beautiful"

Zuzana

Slovak · "lily"