1,000+ Unique Baby Girl Names For One-of-a-Kind Baby Girls
— wagnerokasaki/E+/Getty ImagesNothing more exciting than talking through all the possible baby names for your soon-to-arrive daughter. Of course you want to land on a name that you and your partner both love, something that’s memorable — a baby name that’s both unique and uniquely her. But it’s not easy staying ahead of the baby-name zeitgeist… the Emma’s and Morgan’s will soon be nipping at your heels. And even if parents agree that they want a baby name that’s unusual, creative, or rare, finding an uncommon name that works on other levels and suits both parents can be a tall order. The Social Security Administration keeps track of the name of every child born in the United States, so we know which names American parents like to use for their kids — and how those preferences and popularity change over time. Those numbers can help you differentiate between truly unique girl names and those that thousands of other parents also thought were one-of-a-kind ideas. Think you’re the only one considering Harper? Pffft. It’s been one of the most popular baby girl names since 2014. So, to help you out, we’ve sorted through decades’ worth of baby names to present this list of unique baby girl names. Take a look and choose wisely. — Facundo Diaz Montes/E+/Getty ImagesUncommon Baby Girl NamesPaola. Paola means small in Italian and in 1995 it was the 584th most popular baby girl name in the U.S. Cora (Greek) - Maiden, virginMaya (Sanskrit) - Illusion, magicBrea (Gaelic) - Beautiful, nobleFleur (French) - FlowerAlena (German) - Noble, preciousMeara (Irish) - Of the seaAmiah (Hebrew) - Yahweh is my peopleAshlyn (English) - Ash tree meadowHape (Hawaiian) - HopeSariah (Hebrew) - The Lord has sungEsmé (French) - To be lovedEmber (English) - A glowing piece of burning woodAria (Italian) - Air, melodyLeanna. Leanna has dropped nearly 1,000 spots on name popularity charts since it peaked as the 746th most popular baby name in 1990. Of Latin origin, the name — meaning light or graceful meadow — now ranks 1694th.Marlowe (English) - From the hill by the marshMilana (Slavic) - Dear, graciousMarleigh (English) - From the clearing by the seaMalia (Hawaiian) - JasmineKimia (Persian) - AlchemyAnnika (Scandinavian) - Graceful, favoredAlannaEdenAubrielleAlianaIslaEllianaEllieAdaKaelieAddisonKarinaAprilArabella. Arabella is Latin in origin and means "yielding to prayer." It dates back to the 12th century with the birth of Arabella de Leuchars, who was the granddaughter of William the Lion, King of Scotland. GracieMimi — SolStock/E+/Getty ImagesHailey. Hailey has roots in Old English and comes from the word heg or leah, which means hay and meadow, respectively. In 2017, it was listed in the top 100 popular names, at number 72.BeebaZyaRyaLouAidaJourneeMilaniHarleyArmaniAcaciaKatanaKiennaAllegraLaceLioraLexleyMavisBlaiseMaylahCorinneDeirdreOleaEmilijah. Emilihah is a Lithuanian variant of the name Emily that means emulating. It ranked as the 16923rd most popular girls name in 2021.PyperEvalinaFablePeregrineDreaOakleyLioraAdleySybilKilahJudithAnastasiaPiperCinnamonEmersyn. Emersyn is of British origin and a variant of the name Emerson. It means brave and powerful and ranked at number 147 in regarads to popular girls names in 2019. KehlaniEstelleTaniaSkylarPerlaMikaJosieIlseAkiaSiennaAllegraHollyAmalieTeaganGiadaShivaniNaomiMillicentRochelleTrinityRashaKindraPollySonyaCecilla. Cecilia is the feminine form of Cecil and comes from Latin origin. It translates to the word blind and derives from the Roman clan, Caecilius. In 2021, it ranked at 132 in popular girls' names in the U.S. — Yuliya Taba/E+/Getty ImagesCelebrity-Inspired Baby Girl NamesAzalea. Azalea means dry in Greek. Swedish botanist, Carl Linnaeus, chose this name for the colorful flower because it could survive in sandy soil. In 2020, Azalea ranked in the top 1,000 girl's names in the U.S. at 960. Selena (Greek) - MoonMarilyn (Latin) - From the sea, star of the seaAaliyah (Arabic) - Exalted, loftyGwyneth (Welsh) - White, blessedLuna (Latin) - MoonAdele (German) - NobleKylie (Gaelic) - BeautifulIggy (Latin) - FieryTyra (Norse) - Thor (god of thunder)Viola (Latin) - Violet flowerKit (Greek) - Christopher (bearer of Christ)Alessandra (Greek) - Defender of mankindHallie (English) - From the hallAva - Ava DuVernay is an Oscar Award-winning filmmaker whose projects include Selma and A Wrinkle in Time. It was the 4th most popular girl's name in 2021. Hadley (English) - Heather fieldIvy (English) - Climbing vineAnnalise (Hebrew) - Grace, God is graciousBlue (English) - Color blueJolie (French) - PrettyJoplin (German) - Land of JupiterLennon (Irish) - Little fighterSia (Hebrew) - Miracle, movement of GodRebel (English) - One who rebelsSaoirse (Irish) - FreedomPresley (English) - Priest's meadowWilde (English) - WildStormi (English) - Like a stormCosmo (Greek) - Orderly, beautifulPsalm (Greek) - A sacred songJupiter (Latin) - Roman king of the godsLyra (Greek) - A constellation — Victor Dyomin/Moment/Getty ImagesRumi. Rumi comes from Japanese origin and means beauty, flow or lapiz lazuli. In the U.S. it ranked at 2,985 in 2021 in terms of popularity. ForestSailorJettJoplinRemingtonInezHavenReynoldSloaneGreyFallonReignHendrixBillieAriana - Some say Ariana Grande can sing like an angel, which seems on-brand as Ariana means holy. AshtonAudrinaBettyBristolEdieGiadaFreidaGiseleJadaKeiraLanaKimoraLenaKhloeKendallLeightonLivLupita. Lupita Nyong'o is a Kenyan-Mexican actress. In addition to winning an Academy Award, she’s also been nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards and a Tony Award. Her notable projects include Black Panther, 12 Years a Slave, and multiple appearances across the Star Wars franchise. MileyPippaPresleyRooneyRitaSelena. Selena is both a celestial and Greek word that means moon. It comes from the word selas, which means bright. In 1995, it was the 91st most popular girl’s name in the U.S. ReesePortiaNinaSerenaSolangeUmaWinsletGravityBodhiBearMoroccanKultureBirdieGiuletteMickeyGioIveyBanksRaniLeonaHartHayesLioSeineDreamAnacáJourney — skaman306/Moment/Getty ImagesClassically Unique Baby Girl NamesAmelia. Amelia emerged as the top British name in 2011 and spent several years at number 1, waning after 2017. The Latin roots of the name, Amal, mean industriousness or hardworking.Amelia (German) - Industrious, hardworkingArya (Sanskrit) - NobleAurelia (Latin) - GoldenBrielle (French) - God is my strengthChantria (Latin) - SingerDionne (Greek) - TwinEverleigh (English) - Wild boar meadowEloise (French) - Broad heathFay (French) - Fairy, fate, destinyFreya (Norse) - Noble womanGenevieve (Welsh) - Fair tribeHarlow (English) - Hare's hillJamila (Arabic) - BeautifulJuniper (Latin) - Evergreen shrubLorelei. Lorelei has Germanic roots and was originally used to describe the cliff on the Rhine River. It means alluring or temptress and ranked at 444 in most popular names in the United States in 2021.Louella (German) - Famous warriorMaiaMoiraOdetteMeriahPennyPoppySiennaSnowStellaTaylaTaylorToryVioletWillaXenaElodieIndigoSelah. Selah comes from Hebrew origin and means praise or pause. In 2021, it snatched the title for 386th most popular name in the U.S. Fun fact: The name is found 34 times in the Hebrew Bible. — FG Trade Latin/E+/Getty ImagesBrinleyCelineBiancaMatildaBonnieBeatriceGiannaDianaMargaretRosalynSallyRebeccaKateKathleenCaitlinEvieKatrinaLeaScarlett. Most people — and certainly all fans of Marvel movies — associate this name with the color red. But it also referred to medieval fabric dyers and cloth merchants who were known for vibrantly colored garments. ZoePriscillaTheodoraDelilahHanJaneJanetLorenaLucianaSeraphinaAdaAudrey. This name of English origin, meaning “noble strength,” will be more unique for girls who live in the United States than in England. It currently clocks in as the 60th most popular name for babies born in the U.S. while it’s 17th on worldwide popularity charts.ClaudiaCynthiaVerityVictoriaMonicaDawnAsterDahliaJasmineLoriLoraVioletViolettaZinniaGreta. Greta was listed at 16 for the most popular name in Italy in 2020. It stems from the German name Margarethe, which translates to pearl or creature of light.MarieAntoniaCeliaCharleneAugustaAnitaClariceEudoraEvangelineImogenKatInezLaylaMyraMoiraMarion. Marion is a gender-neutral French name that means beloved or star of the sea. MayOdessaSadieViv — eli_asenova/E+/Getty ImagesCool Baby Girl NamesBelle. Belle is a French word that means beautiful. In America, it ranked at 857 in 2021. It also means fair or lovely one and is often placed at the end of other names like Isabel or Anabel.Belle (French) - Beautiful, fair, lovelyTinsley (English) - Holly tree meadow (ranked 857th in the US in 2021)Ariel (Hebrew) - Lion of GodRory (Irish) - Red kingAida (Arabic) - Helper, visitorHattie (German) - Ruler of the homeWillow (English) - Weeping treeAmabella (Latin) - LovableSerena (Latin) - Tranquil, peacefulRenata (Latin) - RebornMagnolia (Latin) - A fragrant flowerMercedes (Spanish)ClementineRamona Emmy AnabellaHazel Popular in the 19th century, Hazel has seen a resurgence of late and is currently the 25th most popular name for baby girls. EllaFrankieKazLaylaWrenLessieLilleeSage. Sage has Latin roots which translates to wise or healthy. It’s a unisex name that climbed the charts to 179th most popular moniker in 2021 in the U.S. Ancient Romans believed that burning sage helped impart wisdom.LilliaRyleeZenniCharmaineMabelPhoenixNoelleStevieRubySelmaTillieUnaWillaMiaEmaline — SanyaSM/E+/Getty ImagesDanica. Danica is both a cool name and a unique name as it doesn’t even crack the top-1000 baby names. Slavic in origin, Danica means Venus or morning star. According to ancient Slavic mythology, Danica was a day star that was often worshipped at daybreak and thought to be the Sun's younger sister.JobelleMcKayJulaneOctaviaNadiaYolandaIrieTessaRaquel. Raquel has significance in both Hebrew and Latin cultures. It means innocent ewe or lamb in Hebrew and is a Spanish variation of the name Rachel. It ranked at 914 in popularity in 2021. DelanieChayaAsantewaaPetraArianneCleaUnusual Old-Timey Baby NamesAzariah. Azariah in Hebrew, means helped by God. It stems from the word Azar, meaning to help or support. In 2021, it was the 755th most popular girl’s name.Gwendolyn Beatrix Henrietta Colette Claudette Charmaine June Constance BessieBrigittaDaisyEleanorGretaScarlettElleryEdith - Edith is one of the few names to rank in the top 50 for girls born in the United States for at least 50 consecutive years. With Old English origins, Edith has remained commonly used in English, Dutch, German and many Scandinavian languages.HollyEttaElyseAlyssaCoraMaude — Frazao Studio Latino/E+/Getty ImagesMaeveMinnieNadineElaineAdelineMiriamCelesteAdelaideEdnaPrudencePearBirdieMarianne - The roots of Marianne branch out into multiple cultures. While French in origin it’s a blend of the Latin for Marie, meaning star of the sea, and the Hebrew for Anne, which means grace. In French culture, the name symbolizes liberty and equality.LilithFrancesCarrieGertrudeFannyAgnesMaggieDellaSadieMaudLydiaAddieLottieAmeliaHenriettaLeonaAugustaEleanorDorothyOlaLouisaVera. Vera has roots in Slavic culture and means faith, but in Latin, means faithful. In 2021, Vera was listed as the 228th most popular girl's name. WinifredBettyHildaCorneliaHarriettAbbieRoxieAdelineEileenIreneEnidEstherBarbraConnieDeboraDorisShirleyRuth - Ruth is a character in the Old Testament and who is one of only two women to have a book in the Bible named after them. Of Hebrew origin, the name Ruth has a handful of meanings grounded in friendship, which is a central theme in the Book of Ruth.TabithaJoanLuellaOttilieAugustinaAurindaBeverlyCaddieCarleneDelphineEseldEuniceGretelLieselRosamondeCelestineMiriamEliza. Eliza ranked 140 in the most popular female names in 2017. The Hebrew gender neutral name translates to God is satisfaction or joyful. — SolStock/E+/Getty ImagesAngelicaPeggyEllaPhillipaPrudencePauletteLocation-Inspired Baby NamesAspen. Aspen has American, and British roots and means shaking tree. It’s also the name of a fancy Colorado ski resort. In 2020, it was listed as the 224th most popular girl's name in the U.S. Arizona Nola ParisKumasi Brooklyn Savannah Sydney HelenaGeorgia AthenaNorthAldenChelsea. Chelsea is an affluent area of London that is home to one of the most popular soccer clubs in the world. However, as a baby name, it has seen a steep decline in popularity. While Chelsea was the 69th most popular girls name in the U.S. in 1990, it is now down to the 930th spot.ZumaCatalinaCheyenneAsiaGenevaSierraValenciaViennaJordanAldariAlaskaChicagoIrelandIndia MadisonOdessaGenevaAustinBostonBerlinLondonAlbany — TwentySeven/E+/Getty ImagesAlexandria - Currently the second most prominent city in Egypt behind only Cairo, Alexandria sits on the Mediterranean Sea and has been a historically significant port city that at one point housed the world’s largest library. AspenBristolCatalinaChelseaCheyenneChinaDakotaDeltaEdenElbaHavenHelena. Helena hails from Greek origin and means shining light. It’s also a variant of other names like Eleanor and Helen. The moniker Helena ranked #535 in 2015 in popularity in the U.S. LorraineMadeiraMaliMilanMontanaNirvanaNevisPeytonCharlotteKentNaraDominicaOdessaVerona - BrightonValenciaQuintanaLilleSedonaJuneau - When is a baby name cooler than cool? When it’s also the name of a city in Alaska. A gender-neutral name that doesn't make the most popular baby name charts, Juneau means young or queen of heaven. NormandyDenaliShenandoahVenetiaAcadiaWindsorKumasiLincolnCampbellLucernePaxtonRavennaTurnerValenciaAmalfiBeniciaCairoDavenayEastonIsraelMedinaSabethaSegoviaZaireIolaJewellPerryKenya. Kenya came in 894th place in terms of popular girl's names in 2015. This name has cultural origin in Africa and means a mountain of white or striped one.Writerly Baby Girl Names — Rogerio Peccioli/E+/Getty ImagesGloria. Gloria means immortal glory in Latin. In 1926, this glamorous name topped the charts at number 20 in popularity. SylviaCheryl Zadie Alcott Blake Bronte Mirabel Iris AustenAliceBeatrix - English writer Beatrix Potter wrote The Adventures of Peter Rabbit and a handful of other stories about the famed bunny in the early 1900s. CelieDaisyHermionePrimVirginiaShelJoFlannerySylviaMayaBeezusAngelou - JessiPippiWendyAntoniaCosetteDaisyElinorEstellaFrancieGwenPecolaCordeliaCressidaLucianaPortiaReganAryaCerseiLara JeanMinervaKareninaDionScoutRosalindCharmainAlcinaAmberAmeliaApolloniaArdenArwenBalladeAlcinaCadenceCarinthiaCatroniaCeleste. Celeste is diminutive of Latin origin and means heavenly. It was listed at number 354 in 2020 in terms of popularity and can come in the form of other names like Celestine or Celestia.CharmainElectraCynthiaEstelleFrancescaGriseldaHeavenJancisJerushaKinseyLinneaLolitaLynetteMalvinaMavisMignonTaraUnaAlbertineAnaisArriettyCordeliaClarissaElleryJanieHenrietteLisbethPamelaMatildaRosalindWaverlyTacyAmbroseAudenEstellaAngelina. Angelina came in at 290 in 2020 regarding popular girl’s names. This name comes from a collection of Greek, Italian, and cultures and stems from the name Angela, which means angel.LyraBennetPrecious Baby Girl Names — Yuliia Pavaliuk/Moment/Getty ImagesPearl. Pearl has English roots and means precious gemstone. It’s also the birthday stone for June babies. In 2015, it was listed at 624 for most popular girl’s names. Ruby Amber Ivory Opal Jewel Crystal Sapphire AmethystZenSageSilverAmaranthLailaTopaz. Topaz comes from Latin culture and means golden gem. In 2021, it wasn’t listed very high in terms f popularity and came in at number 13,756.SuttonLillianAubreeBrielleIvyJuliannaAthenaNovaNorahPippaCarnelianAllanaGemGemmaGoldarineAzizaPreciousAlaineLainaBlossomCarmelCelineElodieGardeniaJade. Jade is a British name that means stone of the colic or stone of the side. This one-syllable name was the 126th most popular female name in 2015.GenevieveCreative Baby Girl NamesOlive HaisleyJasmineAstridCharlieSummerSkyEzraWinterAuroraChloe - Chloe means blooming or fertility in Greek has been in the top 30 baby girl names since 2000.ChristinaChrysanthemumIsadorSamLavenderLyricAlaiaMillieJulietteTeaganHollisHayloGypsiSeraphina - Seraphina is derived from the Hebrew word seraphim —- the highest ranking angels of God according to Jewish scriptures. The name means burning ones, as the seraphim, are known for their zealous love and intense passion. SymphonySpiritRomonaReveriePrairiePixieTatumArnaOrionAmityAllegraAhmeiraLeilaniLemonLetinaAnnikaBronwenJunoMacelineBrayCordeliaCelesteCitraChenoaCalista — StockPlanets/E+/Getty ImagesPreppy Baby Girl NamesHarleyRileyReaganPiperSpencerHenleyParkerAnnaliseSoniaMaeAmoraPeyton - A gender-neutral option that should appeal to football fans, Peyton has spent the past decade as a top-100 baby name. BlairIngridPaigeAnnabethBrieVivianAdalynnValeriaTree Inspired Baby Girl NamesHazelMarloweAspenOakleyMapleAshWillow JuniperElmIvyAcacia - While acacia literally means thorny, the name evokes images of the beautiful acacia flower that the tree’s impressive thorns fiercely protect. AlamedaAlyviaBanyanBarbossaBeechGhusunKaziaLilacLorenaElswythDefneCheneyBanyanFloraPaisley - Paisley is of Scottish origin, though is more well-known as a patterned fabric from the Scottish town of the same name. It’s fitting that the name is gender-neutral, as paisley patterns are often used for neckties, clutch purses, and luxury scarves.RavenReginaFelicityElowenAshbyAshtynBerkleyElleryEmsleyHollenIdraMargoPalmerSheaCassiaCedarYvetteMapleKeziaOaklynOleanaTiliaOrindaYeseniaYvonneCataleyaElodie - Eoldie’s popularity in the US peaked in 2019 when it reached top 1000 name status for the first time in over 100 years. The name Elodie remains reasonably popular today, with a current ranking of 737.LilacLilyPoppyRosieTansyBirch — Peggy Cheung/E+/Getty ImagesEarthy Baby Girl NamesLake (English) - Body of still waterBrooke (English) - A small streamTerra (Latin) - EarthDawn (English) - The first appearance of light in the morningKai (Hawaiian) - Sea, oceanCoral (Greek) - Hard, sea polypEmber (English) - A glowing piece of burning woodNettal (Hebrew) - Given by GodRiver (English) - A flowing body of waterRain (English) - Water falling as precipitationRowan. While originally a masculine name of Irish and Scottish origins meaning little readhead, Rowan has been adopted as a gender-neutral name in recent times. The Rowan tree was thought to protect against witchcraft and sorcery, and fruits red berries in the autumn. Ash (English) - A type of treeElm (English) - A type of treeAutumn (English) - The fall seasonAzure (French) - Blue, sky blueEmerald (English) - A green gemstoneMeadow (English) - A field of grassPlum (English) - A type of fruitGenesis (Greek) - Beginning, originGardner (English) - One who tends a gardenEverest (English) - Highest mountain peak in the worldApollo (Greek) - Sun god, god of music, poetry, healingEcho (Greek) - A sound that is repeatedBrynn (Welsh) - HillEmbry (Greek) - An organism in its earliest stage of development (not commonly used as a given name)Leanne (Latin) - Light, graceful meadow (ranked 1694th in the US in 2021)Rylan (Irish) - Island meadow (traditionally a masculine name, but increasingly used for girls)Oak (English) - A type of treeRayne (English) - A variation of RainEllery (English) - Hazelnut tree meadow (traditionally a masculine name, but increasingly used for girls) — Westend61/Westend61/Getty ImagesOne-Syllable Baby Girl NamesBeeCeeDeeFay - Fay is a diminutive name of French origin, that means fairy, though it’s roots go even deeper to the Latin fata, which translates to fate or destiny. Fay also provides parents the luxury of alternate spelling spellings, including Fae, Faye, and Fey.NiiVeeKitAnneMaeBlaireClaireEveVivSkyeShaeReeseTessRaeMayLynnLarkHope - While Hope doesn’t usually top the list of most popular baby names, it has been used consistently for over a hundred years. It’s ranked among the top 1,000 names given to girls born in the United States since 1880 and has been among the top 500 since 1909.FaithGreerTaeCyRaeKateJuneJudeJoyHerb Inspired Baby Girl NamesAnisaDillBasilSaffronCory (Coriander)FernTheaRosemary - While commonly associated with the herb Rosmarinus Officinalis, the latin roots of Rosemary are found in the Latin Rosmarinus, meaning dew of the sea.CloverMarigoldPrimroseAloeRyeMerrybellAlceaChlorisSpace Themed Baby Girl NamesAdharaAlphaAraAriaArtemisAstraAstrid - Astrid is a Scandanavian name meaning divinely beautiful. It has gained a foothold in pop culture, having appeared as a character name in the movie How to Train Your Dragon and the TV shows Fringe and Once upon a Time. — SanyaSM/E+/Getty ImagesAuroraCarinaCassiopeiaCatarinaCelesteCeresChandraCordeliaCosimaErisEstellaGaiaGalelleaIrohJupiterLarissaLedaLeia - Forever enshrined into sci-fi lore, Leia is a name that holds different meanings across multiple languages. While in Hebrew, it means weary, it means child of heaven in Hawaiian. In Assyrian, it means mistress, and in Latin, it means lioness.LeilaLibraLoLucineLyraMaiaNebulaNovaRheaStarThalassaSantaZaniahZebaZenonPretty Baby Girl NamesAlessia (Greek) - Defender of mankindAmanda (Latin) - Lovable, worthy of loveAmara (Arabic/Hebrew) - Everlasting, princessAminata (Arabic) - Trustworthy, faithfulAmora (Latin) - LoveAngelina (Greek) - Messenger of GodArabella (Latin/Hebrew) - Yielding to prayer, altarAraceli (Spanish) - Altar of heavenAurora (Latin) - Dawn, sunriseAva (Latin) - Like a bird, life (ranked 4th most popular girl's name in the US in 2021)Bianca (Italian) - White, fairBonita (Spanish) - PrettyBrooke (English) - A small streamCallista (Greek) - Most beautifulCamilla (Latin) - Perfect attendantCatalina (Spanish) - PureCelestia (Latin) - HeavenlyChiara (Italian) - Clear, brightChloe (Greek) - Blooming, fertilityCitlali (Nahuatl) - Starry — Yuliya Taba/E+/Getty ImagesClarissa (Latin) - Clear, brightCourtney (French) - Court yardDahlia (Swedish) - After the flower dahliaDelphi (Greek) - Oracle, place of the oracleEden (Hebrew) - Paradise, delightEliza (Hebrew) - God is my oathElowen (Welsh) - Elm treeEmilia (Latin) - Rivaling, hardworkingOlivia (Latin) - Olive treeOphelia (Greek) - HelperPenelope (Greek) - WeaverPhoebe - Phoebe is the 535th most popular baby name for girls. It means radiant or bright, and refers to the Greek god of the sun, Phoebus Apollo.Quinn (Irish) - Descendant of Conn (legendary Irish figure)Rebecca (Hebrew) - To capture, snareRosalie (Latin) - Rose flowerRuby (Latin) - Red precious stoneSavannah (Spanish) - Large, grassy plainScarlett (English) - Deep redShelby (English) From the shelby woodSophia (Greek) - WisdomStella (Latin) - StarSummerEllie (English) - Short form of Eleanor (shining light) or Elizabeth (God is my oath)Mila (Slavic) - Dear, graciousLily (Latin) - Purity, innocenceAudrey (English) - Noble strengthNaomi (Hebrew) - PleasantCecelia (Latin) - BlindValerie (Latin) - Strong, healthyLane (English) - Narrow roadRarest Baby Girl NamesAfrica (Latin) - Land of the Afri peopleAlda (German) - Wise, oldAlohi (Hawaiian) - Love, affectionAxelle (Hebrew) - God is my peaceBrea (Gaelic) - Beautiful, nobleDecember (Latin) - Tenth month (not traditionally used as a given name)Delia (Greek) - From Delos (island in Greece)Delora (Latin) - Of the sea, sorrowDemetria (Greek) Demeter (goddess of agriculture)Devora (Hebrew) - BeeDevyn (Irish) - PoetElodie (German) - Rich in wealth, warriorElora (Hebrew) God is my lightEmerald (English) - A green gemstoneEnola (Hebrew) - God is with usEsmeralda (Spanish) - EmeraldEsperanza (Spanish) - Hope — Jac Liaw/E+/Getty ImagesEstelle - Estelle may seem more popular than it is in reality, as both Friends and Sienfeld had recurring characters who went by that name. Etta (German) - FirstbornFaye (French) - Fairy, fate, destinyFern (English) - A type of fern plantFlorence (Latin) - FlourishingGeneva (Latin) - From Geneva (city in Switzerland)Gianina (Italian) - God is graciousIanthe (Greek) - Violet flowerIone (Greek) - Violet flowerKatja (Russian) - PureLyra (Greek) - A constellationMaeve (Irish) - IntoxicatingMyra (Greek) - Wonder, marvelousOceane (French) - OceanOphelia (Greek) - HelperOriana (Latin) - DawnPandora (Greek) - All-gifted (from Greek myth)Safiyya (Arabic) - Pure, sincereSierra (Spanish) - Saw-toothed mountain rangeTullia (Etruscan) - PerfectVita (Latin) - LifeWinona (Dakota) - Firstborn daughterXoey (Variant of Chloe - Greek - Blooming, fertility)Zahara (Arabic) - Bright, radiantZosia (Polish) - WisdomSantana (Spanish) - Saint Anne — Photosomnia/E+/Getty ImagesZelia (Latin) - JealousyThalia (Greek) - Abundance, bloomNora (Latin) - LightAnnika (Scandinavian) - Graceful, favoredBeryl (Greek) - Sea green gemstoneBronwyn (Welsh) - Blessed browAven (Latin) - To come, to arrive (not traditionally used as a given name)Darya (Persian) - Possessor, wealthyEllery (English) - Hazelnut tree meadow (traditionally a masculine name, but increasingly used for girls)Gaia (Greek) - EarthHoney (English) - Sweetness (not traditionally used as a given name)Jessamine (Persian) - Jasmine flowerOuima (Hawaiian) - DreamKatalia (Greek) - PureLiesel (German) - God is my oathLevi (Hebrew) - Joined, attached (traditionally a masculine name)Nakiyah (Arabic) - Pure, preciousMerida (Welsh) - Sea fortress (inspired by the Disney movie "Brave")Kaomi (Japanese) - Beautiful faceAmity (Latin) - FriendshipLetina (Latin) - JoyfulAudrina (Old German) - Noble strengthNicolette. Nicolette comes from a French derivation of the Greek name Nicole, which means victory of the people. In Greek mythology, Nike is the Goddess of victory. Orchid (Greek) - A type of orchid flowerReverie (French) - A state of pleasant daydreamingTazia (Arabic) - PureTalullahTheaTinleeVerityWandaZeldaKaydeeYvetteXylahZinniaWren — Milan_Jovic/E+/Getty Images
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