The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

Girl names

481–528 of 1,669 names

Latin

Carina

Beloved; the constellation’s name separately means keel

Uncommon
Spanish · Italian · German

Carla

Man, through the Charles family

Uncommon
Latin

Cassia

Feminine of Cassius; possibly empty

Uncommon
Portuguese

Catarina

Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Italian

Chiara

Clear; bright

Uncommon
Irish

Ciara

Dark; black

Uncommon
Brazilian Portuguese

Clarice

Bright; clear

Uncommon
English · Irish

Colleen

Girl

Uncommon
Latin

Cornelia

Possibly horn, through Cornelius

Uncommon
Serbian · Croatian

Danica

Morning star

Uncommon
English

Dawn

Daybreak

Uncommon
Sanskrit

Devi

Goddess

Uncommon
Sanskrit

Dhriti

Steadfastness; resolve

Uncommon
English

Dove

Dove bird

Uncommon
Arabic

Dua

Prayer

Uncommon
Greek

Echo

Echo; reflected sound

Uncommon
English

Edie

Wealth and battle, through Edith

Uncommon
Welsh

Eira

Snow in Welsh

Uncommon
Turkish · Polish · Hebrew

Ela

Hazel, as in hazel eyes

Uncommon
Greek

Eleni

Greek form of Helen; older meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Turkish · Arabic

Elif

Slender, upright; the first letter

Uncommon
Swedish

Elin

Form of Helen; ancient derivation uncertain

Uncommon
German · Swedish

Elsa

Short form of Elisabeth

Uncommon
Japanese

Emiko

Favor, beauty and child in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
Norwegian · German · Czech

Emilie

Rival

Uncommon
Swedish · German

Erika

Feminine form of Erik

Uncommon
Arabic

Farah

Joy; happiness

Uncommon
English

Fern

Fern plant

Uncommon
Irish

Fiadh

Wild; deer

Uncommon
Scandinavian · German

Frida

Norse beauty or Germanic peace, by origin

Uncommon
Greek

Gaia

Earth, in the Greek tradition

Uncommon
Spanish · Latin

Gala

Feminine of Gallus; also a short form of Galina

Uncommon
Italian

Giorgia

Farmer; earthworker, through George

Uncommon
French

Gisèle

Pledge; hostage

Uncommon
Italian

Giulia

Italian feminine of Julius; ancient meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Italian

Giulietta

Diminutive of Giulia; ancient meaning uncertain

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Greer

Watchful, through Gregor

Uncommon
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