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1 February 2024

Female Character Names by Theme. An Ultimate Inspiring List.

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Female Character names by Theme

Explore our full 12,000 list of male and female character names in our A-Z collections

Damaged Souls

Femme Fatales

Free Spirits

Girls Next Door

Good Girls

Ice Queens

Independants

Innocents

Rebels

Seductresses

Tom Boy

Fae

Folklore

Damaged Souls

Femme Fatales

Free Spirits

Girls Next Door

Good Girls

Ice Queens

Independants

Innocents

Rebels

Seductresses

Tom Boy

Fae

Folklore

Explore our full 12,000 list of male and female character names in our A-Z collections

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Ada	German, means “noble, nobility”.
Ainsley	Scottish, means “one’s own meadow”.
Alexa	Greek, means “defender of men”.
Alice	German, means “noble”.
Alina	Slavic, means “bright, beautiful”.
Amber	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing healing.
Amelia	German, means “work, effort”.
Angel	Greek, means “messenger”.
Anna	Hebrew, means “grace”.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Ashley	English, means “ash tree meadow”.
Athena	Greek, goddess of wisdom and war.
Audrey	English, means “noble strength”.
Autumn	English, symbolizes change and transition.
Ava	Latin, means “bird”.
Bella	Italian, means “beautiful”.
Beth	Hebrew, diminutive of Elizabeth, means “God is my oath”.
Blair	Scottish, means “field, plain”.
Brianna	Irish, means “strong, virtuous, honorable”.
Brooke	English, means “small stream”.
Callie	Greek, means “most beautiful”.
Camille	French, means “young religious attendant”.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved”.
Cassandra	Greek, means “she who entangles men”.
Cassidy	Irish, means “curly-haired”.
Catherine	Greek, means “pure”.
Charlotte	French, means “free man”.
Chelsea	English, means “chalk landing place”.
Chloe	Greek, means “blooming” or “fertility”.
Claire	French, means “clear, bright”.
Clara	Latin, means “clear, bright, famous”.
Cora	Greek, means “maiden”.
Daisy	English, from the flower, symbolizing innocence.
Dana	English, means “from Denmark”.
Danielle	Hebrew, means “God is my judge”.
Daphne	Greek, means “laurel”.
Delilah	Hebrew, means “delicate”.
Diana	Latin, means “divine”.
Eden	Hebrew, means “delight”.
Eleanor	Greek, means “light”.
Elena	Spanish, means “shining light”.
Eliza	Hebrew, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Elle	French, means “she”.
Emily	Latin, means “striving, industrious”.
Emma	German, means “whole” or “universal”.
Erin	Irish, means “from Ireland”.
Esme	French, means “esteemed, beloved”.
Eva	Hebrew, means “life”.
Evelyn	English, means “wished for child”.
Faith	English, symbolizes trust and belief.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “white, fair”.
Freya	Norse, goddess of love, beauty, and war.
Gabriella	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem, jewel”.
Georgia	English, feminine form of George.
Giselle	German, means “pledge”.
Grace	English, from the virtue of grace.
Gwen	Welsh, means “white, holy”.
Hailey	English, means “hay field”.
Hannah	Hebrew, means “favor, grace”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Hazel	English, from the hazelnut tree.
Heather	English, from the heather plant.
Holly	English, from the holly tree.
Hope	English, from the virtue of hope.
Iris	Greek, means “rainbow”.
Isabel	Spanish, means “pledged to God”.
Ivy	English, from the ivy plant, symbolizing faithfulness.
Jade	English, from the precious stone.
Jane	English, means “God is gracious”.
Jasmine	Persian, from the flower.
Jenna	English, diminutive of Jennifer.
Jessica	Hebrew, means “God beholds”.
Jill	English, short for Jillian.
Joan	Hebrew, means “God is gracious”.
Jocelyn	English, means “joyous, cheerful”.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down”.
Josephine	French, means “Jehovah increases”.
Julia	Latin, means “youthful, soft-haired”.
Julianne	Latin, feminine form of Julian.
Julie	French, diminutive of Julia.
June	Latin, from the month, symbolizing youth.
Kara	Latin, means “beloved”.
Kate	English, diminutive of Katherine.
Katherine	Greek, means “pure”.
Katie	English, diminutive of Katherine.
Katrina	Greek, variant of Katherine.
Kayla	Hebrew, means “laurel, crown”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark”.
Kelly	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Kelsey	English, means “from the ship’s island”.
Kendra	English, means “knowledge”.
Kiera	Irish, variant of Ciara.
Kim	English, short for Kimberly.
Kimberly	English, means “from the wood of the royal forest”.
Kristen	English, means “follower of Christ”.
Kylie	Aboriginal, means “boomerang”.
Lara	Russian, means “citadel”.
Laura	Latin, means “laurel”.
Lauren	English, feminine form of Laurence.
Leah	Hebrew, means “weary”.
Leanne	English, combination of Lee and Anne.
Lena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Leslie	Scottish, means “holly garden”.
Lila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lily	English, from the lily flower, symbolizing purity.
Linda	Spanish, means “pretty”.
Lisa	English, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Lola	Spanish, diminutive of Dolores.
Lottie	English, diminutive of Charlotte.
Louise	German, means “renowned warrior”.
Lucy	English, means “light”.
Lydia	Greek, means “woman from Lydia”.
Lynne	English, means “lake”.
Mabel	Latin, means “lovable”.
Macy	English, means “hill”.
Madeline	English, means “woman from Magdala”.
Maggie	English, diminutive of Margaret.
Maisie	Scottish, diminutive of Mairead.
Mara	Hebrew, means “bitter”.
Margaret	Greek, means “pearl”.
Maria	Latin, means “star of the sea”.
Marianne	English, combination of Mary and Anne.
Marie	French, form of Maria.
Marilyn	English, combination of Mary and Lyn.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marissa	English, means “of the sea”.
Martha	Aramaic, means “lady, mistress”.
Mary	Hebrew, means “star of the sea”.
Maya	Hebrew, means “water”.
Megan	Welsh, means “pearl”.
Melanie	Greek, means “black, dark”.
Melissa	Greek, means “honey bee”.
Mia	Italian, means “mine”.
Michelle	French, means “who is like God”.
Mina	German, means “love”.
Miranda	Latin, means “admirable, wonderful”.
Molly	English, diminutive of Mary.
Monica	Latin, means “advisor”.
Nadia	Slavic, means “hope”.
Naomi	Hebrew, means “pleasantness”.
Natalie	Latin, means “Christmas Day”.
Natasha	Russian, diminutive of Natalia.
Nell	English, short for Eleanor or Helen, means “bright, shining one”.
Nicole	French, means “victory of the people”.
Nina	Spanish, means “little girl”.
Nora	English, diminutive of Honora.
Olive	English, from the olive tree, symbolizing peace.
Olivia	Latin, means “olive tree”.
Paige	English, means “young servant”.
Pamela	Greek, means “all honey”.
Patience	English, from the virtue of patience.
Penelope	Greek, means “weaver”.
Phoebe	Greek, means “bright, shining”.
Piper	English, means “pipe player”.
Poppy	English, from the poppy flower.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Rachel	Hebrew, means “ewe”.
Rebecca	Hebrew, means “servant of God”.
Regina	Latin, means “queen”.
Renee	French, means “reborn”.
Riley	Irish, means “valiant”.
Rita	Spanish, diminutive of Margarita.
Robin	English, from the bird, symbolizing joy.
Rosa	Latin, from the rose flower.
Rose	English, from the rose flower.
Ruby	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing passion.
Ruth	Hebrew, means “companion, friend”.
Sabrina	Latin, of Celtic origin.
Sadie	English, diminutive of Sarah.
Sally	English, diminutive of Sarah.
Samantha	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Sara	Hebrew, means “princess”.
Savannah	Spanish, means “treeless plain”.
Scarlett	English, from the color, symbolizing passion.
Serena	Latin, means “serene, calm”.
Shannon	Gaelic, means “old, wise river”.
Shelby	English, means “a sheltered town”.
Sierra	Spanish, means “mountain range”.
Simone	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Sofia	Greek, means “wisdom”.
Sophie	Greek, means “wisdom”.
Stella	Latin, means “star”.
Summer	English, from the season.
Sydney	English, means “wide meadow”.
Sylvia	Latin, means “from the forest”.
Tanya	Russian, diminutive of Tatiana.
Tara	Gaelic, means “hill, star”.
Tessa	Greek, diminutive of Theresa, means “to reap, to gather”.
Thea	Greek, means “goddess”.
Theresa	Greek, means “to reap, to gather”.
Tiffany	Greek, means “manifestation of God”.
Tina	English, diminutive of Christina.
Tori	English, diminutive of Victoria, means “victor”.
Tracy	English, means “place of Thracius”.
Valerie	Latin, means “strength, health”.
Vanessa	English, created by Jonathan Swift.
Vera	Russian, means “faith”.
Veronica	Latin, means “true image”.
Victoria	Latin, means “victory”.

Abrielle	French, means “God is my strength”.
Adriana	Latin, means “dark, rich”.
Aisha	Arabic, means “living, prosperous”.
Akasha	Sanskrit, means “ether, space”.
Alana	Irish, means “beauty, serenity”.
Alessandra	Italian, means “defender of mankind”.
Alessia	Italian, means “defender”.
Amara	Igbo and Latin, means “grace, mercy, kindness”.
Anastasia	Greek, means “resurrection”.
Andromeda	Greek, a mythological princess known for her independence.
Angelique	French, means “angelic, messenger”.
Anjali	Sanskrit, means “divine offering”.
Anya	Russian, means “grace”.
Arabella	Latin, means “yielding to prayer”.
Ariadne	Greek, means “most holy”.
Astrid	Norse, means “divinely beautiful”.
Athena	Greek, goddess of wisdom and warfare.
Beatrice	Italian, means “she who brings happiness”.
Bellatrix	Latin, means “female warrior”.
Bianca	Italian, means “white, pure”.
Bianka	Italian, variation of Bianca, means “white, pure”.
Brigitte	French, means “strength, exalted one”.
Bronwyn	Welsh, means “fair, blessed”.
Calista	Greek, means “most beautiful”.
Camilla	Latin, means “young ceremonial attendant”.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved, dear”.
Carmilla	Latin, a variant of Carmel, means “garden”.
Cassandra	Greek, means “shining upon man”.
Catarina	Greek, means “pure”.
Celeste	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Celestine	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Celine	French, means “moon”.
Charlotte	French, means “free man, petite”.
Chloe	Greek, means “blooming, fertility”.
Ciara	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Cleo	Greek, short for Cleopatra, means “glory of the father”.
Colette	French, means “people of victory”.
Cora	Greek, means “maiden”.
Cordelia	Latin, means “heart, daughter of the sea”.
Cyra	Persian, means “sun”.
Dahlia	Swedish, a flower associated with elegance and dignity.
Daphne	Greek, a nymph associated with freshness and purity.
Delaney	Irish, means “dark challenger”.
Delilah	Hebrew, means “delicate”.
Demetria	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Desdemona	Greek, means “ill-starred”.
Dominique	French, means “of the Lord”.
Drusilla	Latin, means “dewy-eyed”.
Elara	Greek, a lover of Zeus and mother of a giant.
Elena	Spanish, means “bright, shining light”.
Eliana	Hebrew, means “my God has answered”.
Elise	French, means “God is my oath”.
Eloise	French, means “healthy, wide”.
Elvira	Spanish, means “foreign, true”.
Emilia	Latin, means “to strive or excel or rival”.
Esmeralda	Spanish, means “emerald”.
Estella	Latin, means “star”.
Evangeline	Greek, means “bearer of good news”.
Fabienne	French, means “bean grower”.
Faye	French, means “fairy”.
Felicia	Latin, means “lucky, successful”.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “fair, white, clear”.
Fleur	French, means “flower”.
Francesca	Italian, means “free one, from France”.
Gabrielle	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Ginevra	Italian, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Giselle	German, means “pledge”.
Greta	German, means “pearl”.
Guinevere	Welsh, a figure in Arthurian legend.
Gwendolyn	Welsh, means “white ring”.
Halina	Greek, means “light”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Helena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Hera	Greek, queen of the gods.
Isabella	Italian, means “pledged to God”.
Isadora	Greek, means “gift of Isis”.
Jasmine	Persian, a flower symbolizing grace and elegance.
Jocelyn	German, means “member of the Gauts tribe”.
Juliet	French, means “youthful, Jove’s child”.
Juliette	French, means “youthful, Jove’s child”.
Juno	Latin, Roman queen of the gods.
Kali	Sanskrit, a goddess symbolizing destruction and rebirth.
Karina	Scandinavian, means “pure”.
Katya	Russian, means “pure”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kendra	English, means “knowing”.
Kiara	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kiera	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Laila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lana	Slavic, means “light”.
Larissa	Greek, means “citadel”.
Lavinia	Latin, means “purity”.
Layla	Arabic, means “night”.
Lenora	Greek, means “light”.
Liana	French, means “to bind”.
Lila	Sanskrit, means “play, amusement”.
Lilith	Assyrian, a mythological figure associated with independence.
Lola	Spanish, means “sorrows”.
Lorelei	German, a siren figure from German folklore.
Lucinda	Latin, means “light”.
Lucretia	Latin, means “profit, wealth”.
Luna	Latin, means “moon”.
Lydia	Greek, means “woman from Lydia”.
Lyra	Greek, means “lyre”.
Mabel	Latin, means “lovable”.
Madeleine	Hebrew, means “woman from Magdala”.
Maeve	Irish, means “she who intoxicates”.
Magdalena	Hebrew, means “woman from Magdala”.
Marcella	Latin, means “warlike”.
Margo	French, means “pearl”.
Mariella	Italian, means “bitter sea”.
Marisol	Spanish, means “sea and sun”.
Melisande	French, means “strong in work”.
Miranda	Latin, means “worthy of admiration”.
Morgana	Welsh, a figure in Arthurian legend.
Nadia	Slavic, means “hope”.
Natalia	Latin, means “Christmas day”.
Natalya	Russian, means “Christmas day”.
Natasha	Russian, means “birthday of the Lord”.
Neve	Irish, means “snow, bright”.
Nicolette	French, means “victory of the people”.
Noella	French, means “Christmas”.
Noemi	Italian, means “my delight”.
Octavia	Latin, means “eighth”.
Odessa	Greek, means “long journey”.
Odette	French, means “wealthy”.
Ophelia	Greek, means “help”.
Oriana	Latin, means “dawn”.
Paloma	Spanish, means “dove”.
Pandora	Greek, means “all gifts”.
Penelope	Greek, means “weaver”.
Persephone	Greek, goddess of spring and the underworld.
Petra	Greek, means “rock, stone”.
Phaedra	Greek, means “bright”.
Philippa	Greek, means “lover of horses”.
Phoenix	Greek, a mythical bird symbolizing rebirth.
Portia	Latin, means “pig, hog”.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Ramona	Spanish, means “wise protector”.
Raquel	Spanish, means “ewe”.
Raven	English, a bird symbolizing mystery and intelligence.
Regina	Latin, means “queen”.
Renata	Latin, means “reborn”.
Rhea	Greek, means “flowing stream”.
Roxanne	Persian, means “dawn”.
Ruby	Latin, a precious stone symbolizing passion and vitality.
Sabine	Latin, refers to an ancient Italian tribe.
Sabrina	Latin, a legendary figure associated with the River Severn.
Salome	Hebrew, means “peace”.
Samara	Hebrew, means “under God’s rule”.
Sapphira	Greek, means “sapphire”.
Scarlett	English, means “red”.
Selena	Greek, means “moon”.
Serena	Latin, means “tranquil, serene”.
Shiloh	Hebrew, means “peaceful”.
Sibyl	Greek, means “prophetess”.
Sienna	Italian, a city known for its beautiful art.
Simone	Hebrew, means “he has heard”.
Sofia	Greek, means “wisdom”.
Solange	French, means “solemn, dignified”.
Stella	Latin, means “star”.
Svetlana	Slavic, means “light”.
Tabitha	Aramaic, means “gazelle”.
Tatiana	Russian, means “fairy queen”.
Tatienne	French, means “fairy queen”.
Thalia	Greek, means “to flourish”.
Theodora	Greek, means “gift of God”.
Tia	Spanish, means “aunt”.
Trinity	Latin, means “triad”.
Uma	Sanskrit, means “light”.
Ursula	Latin, means “little bear”.
Valentina	Latin, means “strong, vigorous”.
Valeria	Latin, means “strong, healthy”.
Vanessa	Greek, means “butterfly”.
Veda	Sanskrit, means “knowledge”.
Verona	Italian, a city in Italy.
Vesper	Latin, means “evening star”.
Victoria	Latin, means “victory”.
Vienna	German, a city known for its cultural richness.
Violet	Latin, a flower symbolizing modesty and simplicity.
Vittoria	Italian, means “victory”.
Vivian	Latin, means “alive”.
Wanda	Slavic, means “wanderer”.
Willow	English, a tree associated with flexibility and grace.
Winona	Sioux, means “firstborn daughter”.
Xanthe	Greek, means “golden, yellow”.
Xenia	Greek, means “hospitality”.
Xiomara	Spanish, means “ready for battle”.
Yara	Brazilian, means “water lady”.
Yasmine	Persian, means “jasmine flower”.
Yelena	Russian, means “sunlight”.
Yesenia	Spanish, means “flower”.
Ysabel	Spanish, means “pledged to God”.
Yvette	French, means “yew”.
Zara	Arabic, means “princess, to blossom”.
Zephyra	Greek, means “west wind”.
Zephyrine	French, means “west wind”.
Zinnia	Latin, a colorful flower.
Zoë	Greek, means “life”.
Zora	Slavic, means “dawn”.

Aaliyah	Arabic, means “exalted, highest social standing”.
Acacia	Greek, from the acacia tree, symbolizes immortality and resurrection.
Adira	Hebrew, means “strong, noble, powerful”.
Aisling	Irish, means “dream, vision”.
Alba	Latin, means “dawn, white”.
Allegra	Italian, means “joyful, lively”.
Amethyst	Greek, from the violet stone, symbolizes spiritual clarity.
Anouk	Dutch/French, means “grace”.
April	English, symbolizing spring and new beginnings.
Aquila	Latin, means “eagle”.
Arbor	Latin, means “tree”.
Ariadne	Greek, means “most holy”.
Artemis	Greek, name of the goddess of the hunt and wilderness.
Aspen	English, from the aspen tree, symbolizing resilience.
Aster	Greek, means “star”.
Aura	Latin, means “soft breeze”.
Aurora	Latin, means “dawn”.
Autumn	English, from the season, symbolizing change.
Azalea	Greek, from the flower, symbolizing femininity and softness.
Azure	English, from the color, symbolizing clarity and depth.
Bay	English, from the bay tree or bay area, symbolizing peace and tranquility.
Beatrix	Latin, means “she who brings happiness”.
Birdie	English, diminutive of Bird, symbolizes freedom.
Blythe	English, means “free spirit, happy, carefree”.
Brisa	Spanish, means “breeze”.
Brooke	English, means “small stream”.
Bryony	Greek, from the climbing plant, symbolizing growth and evolution.
Cadence	Latin, means “rhythm”.
Calista	Greek, means “most beautiful”.
Calliope	Greek, means “beautiful voice”, also the muse of epic poetry.
Calypso	Greek, from mythology, means “she who hides”.
Camellia	Latin, from the flower, symbolizes admiration and perfection.
Capri	Italian, from the Isle of Capri, symbolizing idyllic beauty.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved”.
Cassia	Greek, from the spice, symbolizes boldness.
Celestia	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Cerise	French, means “cherry”.
Ciel	French, means “sky”.
Cierra	Spanish, means “mountain range”.
Cinnamon	English, from the spice, symbolizes warmth.
Clementine	Latin, means “mild, merciful”.
Clover	English, from the plant, symbolizes luck and simplicity.
Coral	English, from the marine invertebrates, symbolizes transformation.
Cordelia	Latin, means “heart; daughter of the sea”.
Corinna	Greek, means “maiden”.
Cosima	Greek, means “order, beauty”.
Cove	English, a small coastal inlet, symbolizes shelter and peace.
Cyra	Persian, means “sun” or “throne”.
Dahlia	Swedish, from the flower, symbolizes elegance and dignity.
Damaris	Greek, means “calf; to tame”.
Danica	Slavic, means “morning star”.
Delphine	French, means “dolphin”, symbolizing playfulness.
Demi	French, means “half” or “small”.
Dove	English, from the bird, symbolizes peace and purity.
Echo	Greek, from mythology, symbolizes repetition and resonance.
Eden	Hebrew, means “delight, paradise”.
Elara	Greek, one of Jupiter’s moons, symbolizes wonder.
Elowen	Cornish, means “elm tree”.
Ember	English, from the smoldering remains of a fire, symbolizing warmth.
Emerald	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing rebirth and love.
Esmeralda	Spanish, means “emerald”.
Estrella	Spanish, means “star”.
Etta	English, diminutive of Henrietta, means “estate ruler”.
Fable	English, a story with a moral, symbolizing storytelling and imagination.
Fae	English, means “fairy”.
Fallon	Irish, means “leader”.
Fawn	English, from the young deer, symbolizing gentleness.
Fern	English, from the plant, symbolizing sincerity.
Fia	Italian, means “flame”.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “fair”.
Fleur	French, means “flower”.
Flora	Latin, means “flower”.
Gaia	Greek, means “earth”, from mythology.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem, jewel”.
Genesis	Greek, means “beginning”.
Ginevra	Italian, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Giselle	French, means “pledge”.
Goldie	English, diminutive of Gold or Marigold.
Guinevere	Welsh, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Gypsy	English, symbolizing a nomadic or free-spirited lifestyle.
Halcyon	Greek, means “kingfisher bird”, symbolizing peace.
Harlow	English, means “army hill”.
Harmony	English, from the term denoting a pleasing arrangement of parts.
Haven	English, means “safe place”.
Hazel	English, from the hazelnut tree.
Hera	Greek, queen of the gods in mythology.
Hero	Greek, from mythology, symbolizes bravery.
Holly	English, from the holly tree.
Hyacinth	Greek, from the flower, symbolizing playfulness and sport.
Indigo	English, from the deep blue dye.
Ingrid	Norse, means “beautiful, beloved”.
Iona	Scottish, from the island in the Hebrides.
Iris	Greek, means “rainbow”.
Isabeau	French, means “pledge to God”.
Isolde	Welsh, from mythology, associated with tragic romance.
Ivy	English, from the climbing vine plant.
Jade	English, from the precious stone.
Jemima	Hebrew, means “dove”.
Jessamine	Persian, variant of Jasmine.
Juniper	Latin, from the evergreen shrub.
Kaia	Hawaiian, means “sea”.
Kairi	Japanese, means “sea”.
Katniss	American, from the plant name, associated with survival.
Keira	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kestrel	English, from the bird of prey.
Kiera	Irish, means “dark”.
Lark	English, from the songbird, symbolizing joy.
Laurel	Latin, from the laurel tree, symbolizing victory.
Lavender	English, from the flower, symbolizing calmness.
Leilani	Hawaiian, means “heavenly flowers”.
Lenore	English, variant of Eleanor, means “light”.
Liberty	English, symbolizing freedom.
Lilac	English, from the flower, symbolizing first love.
Lily	English, from the flower, symbolizing purity.
Linnea	Swedish, from the flower named after Carl Linnaeus.
Liora	Hebrew, means “light for me”.
Lotus	English, from the flower, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.
Lua	Portuguese, means “moon”.
Lucia	Latin, means “light”.
Luna	Latin, means “moon”.
Lyra	Greek, from the constellation.
Mabel	Latin, means “lovable”.
Magnolia	Latin, from the flower, symbolizing dignity.
Maia	Greek, means “mother”.
Maple	English, from the tree, symbolizing balance and promise.
Marigold	English, from the flower, symbolizing warmth.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marlowe	English, means “driftwood”.
Meadow	English, a field of grass, symbolizing nature.
Melody	Greek, means “song”.
Mercy	English, from the virtue, symbolizing compassion.
Mira	Latin, means “wonderful”.
Misty	English, from the weather phenomenon, symbolizing mystery.
Moira	Greek, means “fate, destiny”.
Myrtle	English, from the plant, symbolizing love and immortality.
Nadia	Slavic, means “hope”.
Nala	African, means “gift” in Swahili.
Nell	English, short for Eleanor or Helen, means “bright, shining one”.
Neve	Irish, means “snow”.
Niamh	Irish, means “bright”.
Nola	Irish, means “white shoulder”.
Noor	Arabic, means “light”.
Nova	Latin, means “new”.
Oceane	French, means “ocean”.
October	English, from the month, symbolizing autumn.
Odelette	French, means “little song”.
Olive	English, from the olive tree, symbolizing peace.
Ophelia	Greek, means “help”.
Paloma	Spanish, means “dove”.
Pandora	Greek, means “all gifts”.
Pansy	English, from the flower, symbolizing thoughtfulness.
Pearl	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing purity.
Peony	Greek, from the flower, symbolizing bashfulness.
Persephone	Greek, queen of the underworld in mythology.
Petra	Greek, means “rock, stone”.
Phoenix	Greek, mythical bird symbolizing rebirth.
Piper	English, means “pipe player”.
Poppy	English, from the flower, symbolizing remembrance.
Primrose	English, from the flower, symbolizing youth.
Prudence	English, from the virtue, symbolizing caution.
Rain	English, symbolizing renewal and cleansing.
Ramona	Spanish, means “wise protector”.
Raven	English, from the bird, symbolizing mystery.
Rhea	Greek, means “flowing stream”.
Rhiannon	Welsh, associated with the goddess of fertility and the moon.
Rio	Spanish, means “river”.
River	English, symbolizing continuous movement.
Robin	English, from the bird, symbolizing renewal.
Rosalind	German, means “gentle horse”.
Rosemary	Latin, from the herb, symbolizing remembrance.
Rowan	Gaelic, from the tree, symbolizing protection.
Ruby	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing passion.
Rue	English, from the herb, symbolizing regret.
Sabine	Latin, from the Sabines tribe.
Sadie	English, diminutive of Sarah, means “princess”.
Saffron	English, from the spice, symbolizing purity.
Sage	English, from the herb, symbolizing wisdom.
Sahara	Arabic, means “desert”.
Sapphira	Greek, means “sapphire”.
Saskia	Dutch, means “Saxon woman”.
Savannah	Spanish, means “treeless plain”.
Scarlett	English, from the color, symbolizing passion.
Seraphina	Hebrew, means “fiery-winged”.
Sierra	Spanish, means “mountain range”.
Skye	Scottish, from the Isle of Skye.
Sloane	Gaelic, means “raider”.
Solange	French, means “solemn”.
Soleil	French, means “sun”.
Sorrel	French, from the herb, symbolizing affection.
Star	English, symbolizing celestial beauty.
Summer	English, from the season, symbolizing warmth.
Talia	Hebrew, means “dew from God”.
Tamsin	English, diminutive of Thomasina, means “twin”.
Tansy	Greek, from the flower, symbolizing immortality.
Tatum	English, means “cheerful”.
Terra	Latin, means “earth”.
Thalia	Greek, means “to flourish, bloom”.
Thea	Greek, means “goddess”.
Thora	Norse, means “thunder”.
Twila	English, means “twilight”.

Abby	Hebrew, means “father’s joy”.
Ada	German, means “noble, nobility”.
Aimee	French, means “beloved”.
Alice	German, means “noble”.
Allie	English, diminutive of Alison or Alice.
Amber	English, from the gemstone.
Amelia	German, means “work”.
Amy	French, means “beloved”.
Anna	Hebrew, means “grace”.
Annie	English, diminutive of Anne, means “grace”.
April	English, from the month, symbolizing spring.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Ashley	English, means “ash tree meadow”.
Aubrey	English, means “elf ruler”.
Ava	Latin, means “bird”.
Bailey	English, means “bailiff” or “steward”.
Becca	English, diminutive of Rebecca, means “servant of God”.
Bella	Italian, means “beautiful”.
Betsy	English, diminutive of Elizabeth, means “God is my oath”.
Betty	English, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Blair	Scottish, means “field, plain”.
Bonnie	Scottish, means “pretty, attractive”.
Bree	Irish, means “strength or exalted one”.
Bridget	Irish, means “strength or exalted one”.
Brooke	English, means “small stream”.
Callie	Greek, diminutive of Caroline, means “beautiful”.
Camille	French, means “young religious attendant”.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved”.
Carly	English, diminutive of Caroline.
Carmen	Latin, means “song”.
Carrie	English, diminutive of Carol or Caroline.
Casey	Irish, means “brave in battle”.
Cassie	English, diminutive of Cassandra.
Catie	English, diminutive of Catherine, means “pure”.
Charlotte	French, means “free man”.
Chelsea	English, means “chalk landing place”.
Chloe	Greek, means “blooming” or “fertility”.
Claire	French, means “clear, bright”.
Clara	Latin, means “clear, bright, famous”.
Cora	Greek, means “maiden”.
Courtney	French, means “courtly, courteous”.
Daisy	English, from the flower, symbolizing innocence.
Dana	English, from Danish, means “Danish”.
Danielle	Hebrew, means “God is my judge”.
Daphne	Greek, means “laurel”.
Darla	English, means “darling”.
Dawn	English, signifies the first appearance of light.
Debbie	English, diminutive of Deborah.
Delia	Greek, means “from Delos”.
Diana	Latin, means “divine”.
Donna	Italian, means “lady”.
Dora	Greek, means “gift”.
Eden	Hebrew, means “delight”.
Elise	French, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Ella	English, means “all, completely; fairy maiden”.
Ellie	English, diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen.
Emily	Latin, means “striving, industrious”.
Emma	German, means “whole” or “universal”.
Erin	Irish, means “from Ireland”.
Esme	French, means “esteemed, beloved”.
Eva	Hebrew, means “life”.
Faith	English, from the virtue of faith.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “white, fair”.
Gabby	English, diminutive of Gabrielle.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem, jewel”.
Georgia	English, feminine form of George, means “farmer”.
Grace	English, from the virtue of grace.
Gwen	Welsh, means “white, holy”.
Hailey	English, means “hay field”.
Hannah	Hebrew, means “favor, grace”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Hazel	English, from the hazelnut tree.
Heather	English, from the heather plant.
Heidi	German, diminutive of Adelheid, means “nobility”.
Helen	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Holly	English, from the holly tree.
Hope	English, from the virtue of hope.
Iris	Greek, means “rainbow”.
Isabel	Spanish, means “pledged to God”.
Ivy	English, from the ivy plant, symbolizing faithfulness.
Jackie	English, diminutive of Jacqueline.
Jamie	English, diminutive of James, means “supplanter”.
Jane	English, means “God is gracious”.
Jemma	English, variant of Gemma.
Jenna	English, diminutive of Jennifer.
Jenny	English, diminutive of Jennifer.
Jessie	English, diminutive of Jessica.
Jill	English, diminutive of Jillian.
Jodie	English, feminine form of Joe.
Josie	English, diminutive of Josephine.
Julia	Latin, means “youthful, soft-haired”.
Julie	French, diminutive of Julia.
June	Latin, from the month of June.
Kara	Latin, means “beloved”.
Kate	English, diminutive of Katherine.
Katie	English, diminutive of Katherine.
Kayla	Hebrew, means “laurel, crown”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark”.
Kelly	Irish, means “war, strife”.
Kelsey	English, means “from the ship’s island”.
Kendra	English, means “knowledge”.
Kiera	Irish, means “dark”.
Kim	English, diminutive of Kimberly.
Kristen	English, means “follower of Christ”.
Kylie	Aboriginal, means “boomerang”.
Lacey	English, from Lassy in France.
Lara	Russian, means “citadel”.
Laura	Latin, means “laurel”.
Lauren	English, feminine form of Laurence.
Leah	Hebrew, means “weary”.
Leanne	English, combination of Lee and Anne.
Lena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Leslie	Scottish, means “holly garden”.
Lexi	Greek, diminutive of Alexandra, means “defender of men”.
Lila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lily	English, from the lily flower, symbolizing purity.
Linda	Spanish, means “pretty”.
Lisa	English, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Liv	Norse, means “life”.
Lizzie	English, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Lola	Spanish, diminutive of Dolores.
Lottie	English, diminutive of Charlotte.
Louise	German, means “renowned warrior”.
Lucy	English, means “light”.
Lydia	Greek, means “woman from Lydia”.
Lynn	English, means “lake”.
Macy	English, means “hill”.
Maddie	English, diminutive of Madeline.
Maddy	English, diminutive of Madeline.
Maggie	English, diminutive of Margaret.
Maisie	Scottish, diminutive of Mairead.
Mandy	English, diminutive of Amanda.
Mara	Hebrew, means “bitter”.
Marcy	English, diminutive of Marcella.
Margaret	Greek, means “pearl”.
Maria	Latin, means “star of the sea”.
Marianne	English, combination of Mary and Anne.
Marie	French, form of Maria.
Marilyn	English, combination of Mary and Lyn.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marissa	English, means “of the sea”.
Martha	Aramaic, means “lady, mistress”.
Mary	Hebrew, means “star of the sea”.
Maura	Irish, form of Mary.
Megan	Welsh, means “pearl”.
Melanie	Greek, means “black, dark”.
Melissa	Greek, means “honey bee”.
Mia	Italian, means “mine”.
Michelle	French, means “who is like God”.
Mina	German, means “love”.
Mindy	English, diminutive of Melinda.
Miranda	Latin, means “admirable, wonderful”.
Molly	English, diminutive of Mary.
Monica	Latin, means “advisor”.
Nadia	Slavic, means “hope”.
Naomi	Hebrew, means “pleasantness”.
Natalie	Latin, means “Christmas Day”.
Natasha	Russian, diminutive of Natalia.
Nellie	English, diminutive of Eleanor.
Nicole	French, means “victory of the people”.
Nikki	English, diminutive of Nicole.
Nina	Spanish, means “little girl”.
Nora	English, diminutive of Honora.
Olive	English, from the olive tree, symbolizing peace.
Olivia	Latin, means “olive tree”.
Paige	English, means “young servant”.
Pam	English, diminutive of Pamela.
Patsy	English, diminutive of Patricia.
Paula	Latin, means “small”.
Peggy	English, diminutive of Margaret.
Penny	English, diminutive of Penelope.
Phoebe	Greek, means “bright, shining”.
Polly	English, diminutive of Mary.
Poppy	English, from the poppy flower.
Rachel	Hebrew, means “ewe”.
Rebecca	Hebrew, means “servant of God”.
Renee	French, means “reborn”.
Rita	Spanish, diminutive of Margarita.
Robin	English, from the bird, symbolizing joy.
Rosa	Latin, from the rose flower.
Rosie	English, diminutive of Rose.
Roxanne	Persian, means “dawn”.
Ruby	English, from the gemstone, symbolizing passion.
Ruth	Hebrew, means “companion, friend”.
Sadie	English, diminutive of Sarah.
Sally	English, diminutive of Sarah.
Sam	English, unisex diminutive of Samuel or Samantha.
Samantha	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Sandy	English, diminutive of Sandra.
Sara	Hebrew, means “princess”.
Savannah	Spanish, means “treeless plain”.
Serena	Latin, means “serene, calm”.
Shannon	Gaelic, means “old, wise river”.
Shelby	English, means “a sheltered town”.
Shelly	English, means “meadow on a ledge”.
Sherri	English, diminutive of Sharon.
Shirley	English, means “bright meadow”.
Sian	Welsh, form of Jane.
Simone	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Sophie	Greek, means “wisdom”.

Abigail	Hebrew, means “father’s joy”.
Ada	German, means “noble, nobility”.
Adelaide	German, means “noble nature”.
Adeline	French, means “noble, nobility”.
Agatha	Greek, means “good”.
Agnes	Greek, means “pure, holy”.
Aida	Arabic, means “returning, visitor”.
Aimee	French, means “beloved”.
Alana	Irish, means “beautiful, serene”.
Alberta	German, means “noble, bright”.
Alethea	Greek, means “truth”.
Alexandra	Greek, means “defender of mankind”.
Alice	German, means “noble”.
Alicia	Spanish, means “noble”.
Alina	Slavic, means “bright, beautiful”.
Alison	German, means “noble”.
Alma	Latin, means “nourishing, kind”.
Althea	Greek, means “healer”.
Amanda	Latin, means “worthy of love”.
Amelia	German, means “work”.
Anabel	Spanish, means “gracious, beautiful”.
Anastasia	Greek, means “resurrection”.
Andrea	Italian, means “strong, brave”.
Angela	Greek, means “messenger, angel”.
Angelina	Italian, means “little angel”.
Annabelle	French, means “graceful, beautiful”.
Anne	Hebrew, means “grace”.
Annette	French, diminutive of Anne.
Antonia	Latin, means “priceless”.
April	English, symbolizing spring and new beginnings.
Arabella	Latin, means “yielding to prayer”.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Astrid	Norse, means “divinely beautiful”.
Athena	Greek, named after the goddess of wisdom.
Audrey	English, means “noble strength”.
Augusta	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Aurora	Latin, means “dawn”.
Beatrice	Latin, means “she who brings happiness”.
Beatrix	Latin, means “voyager”.
Belinda	German, means “bright serpent” or “beautiful”.
Bernadette	French, means “brave as a bear”.
Bethany	Hebrew, means “house of figs”.
Bianca	Italian, means “white, pure”.
Blanche	French, means “white”.
Brenda	Norse, means “sword”.
Brianna	Irish, means “strong, virtuous, honorable”.
Bridget	Irish, means “strength or exalted one”.
Camilla	Latin, means “young religious attendant”.
Candace	Latin, means “white, pure, sincere”.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved”.
Carina	Latin, means “dear, beloved”.
Carla	German, means “free woman”.
Carmen	Spanish, means “song”.
Caroline	French, means “free woman”.
Cassandra	Greek, means “prophetess”.
Catherine	Greek, means “pure”.
Cecilia	Latin, means “blind”.
Celeste	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Celia	Latin, means “heaven”.
Charlotte	French, means “free woman”.
Chloe	Greek, means “blooming” or “fertility”.
Christina	Greek, means “follower of Christ”.
Claire	French, means “clear, bright”.
Clara	Latin, means “clear, bright, famous”.
Claudia	Latin, means “lame; enclosure”.
Clementine	Latin, means “mild, merciful”.
Colette	French, diminutive of Nicole.
Constance	Latin, means “constant”.
Cordelia	Latin, means “heart; daughter of the sea”.
Corinne	Greek, means “maiden”.
Cornelia	Latin, means “horn”.
Cynthia	Greek, means “from Mount Kynthos”.
Daphne	Greek, means “laurel”.
Deborah	Hebrew, means “bee”.
Delia	Greek, means “from Delos”.
Delphine	French, means “dolphin”.
Diana	Latin, means “divine”.
Dianne	French, variation of Diana.
Dorothea	Greek, means “gift of God”.
Edith	English, means “prosperous in war”.
Elaine	French, means “bright, shining light”.
Eleanor	Greek, means “light”.
Elena	Spanish, means “shining light”.
Elise	French, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Eliza	Hebrew, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth	Hebrew, means “God is my oath”.
Eloise	French, means “healthy; wide”.
Elvira	Spanish, means “white, fair”.
Emilia	Latin, means “rival; laborious; eager”.
Emily	Latin, means “striving, industrious”.
Emma	German, means “whole” or “universal”.
Erica	Norse, means “eternal ruler”.
Estelle	French, means “star”.
Esther	Persian, means “star”.
Ethel	English, means “noble”.
Eugenia	Greek, means “well-born, noble”.
Eunice	Greek, means “good victory”.
Eva	Hebrew, means “life”.
Evelyn	English, means “wished for child”.
Felicia	Latin, means “happy, lucky”.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “fair”.
Flora	Latin, means “flower”.
Florence	Latin, means “flourishing, prosperous”.
Frances	Latin, means “free one”.
Freya	Norse, goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.
Gabriella	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem, jewel”.
Genevieve	French, means “tribe woman”.
Georgia	English, feminine form of George.
Geraldine	German, means “ruler with the spear”.
Giselle	French, means “pledge”.
Gloria	Latin, means “glory”.
Grace	English, from the virtue of grace.
Greta	German, diminutive of Margaret, means “pearl”.
Guinevere	Welsh, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Gwendolyn	Welsh, means “white ring”.
Hannah	Hebrew, means “favor, grace”.
Harriet	English, means “estate ruler”.
Hazel	English, from the hazelnut tree.
Heather	English, from the heather plant.
Heidi	German, diminutive of Adelheid, means “nobility”.
Helen	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Helena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Henrietta	French, means “estate ruler”.
Holly	English, from the holly tree.
Hope	English, from the virtue of hope.
Imogen	English, means “maiden, innocent”.
Ingrid	Norse, means “beautiful, beloved”.
Irene	Greek, means “peace”.
Iris	Greek, means “rainbow”.
Isabella	Italian, means “pledged to God”.
Isadora	Greek, means “gift of Isis”.
Jacqueline	French, means “supplanter”.
Jane	English, means “God is gracious”.
Jasmine	Persian, from the flower.
Jeanette	French, diminutive of Jeanne.
Jemima	Hebrew, means “dove”.
Jennifer	Welsh, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Jessica	Hebrew, means “God beholds”.
Joanna	Latin, means “God is gracious”.
Jocelyn	German, means “member of the Gauts tribe”.
Josephine	French, means “Jehovah increases”.
Joyce	Latin, means “merry, joyous”.
Judith	Hebrew, means “praised”.
Julia	Latin, means “youthful, soft-haired”.
Julianne	Latin, feminine form of Julian.
Julie	French, diminutive of Julia.
Juliet	English, means “youthful, downy”.
June	Latin, from the month, symbolizing new beginnings.
Justine	Latin, means “just, fair”.
Kara	Greek, means “pure”.
Karen	Danish, form of Katherine.
Kate	English, diminutive of Katherine.
Katherine	Greek, means “pure”.
Kathleen	Irish, form of Katherine.
Kathryn	Greek, form of Katherine.
Katrina	Greek, variant of Katherine.
Kayla	Hebrew, means “laurel, crown”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kelly	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Kendra	English, means “knowledgeable”.
Kimberly	English, means “from the wood of the royal forest”.
Kirsten	Scandinavian, form of Christina.
Laila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lara	Russian, means “citadel”.
Laura	Latin, means “laurel”.
Laurel	Latin, from the laurel tree, symbolizing victory.
Lauren	English, feminine form of Laurence.
Leah	Hebrew, means “weary”.
Leila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Leona	Latin, means “lion”.
Leslie	Scottish, means “holly garden”.
Lila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lillian	Latin, means “lily”.
Linda	Spanish, means “pretty”.
Lindsey	English, means “Lincoln’s marsh”.
Lisa	English, diminutive of Elizabeth.
Lois	Greek, possibly means “better”.
Loretta	Italian, diminutive of Laura.
Lorraine	French, from the region of Lorraine.
Louisa	German, means “renowned warrior”.
Lucia	Latin, means “light”.
Lucille	French, means “light”.
Lydia	Greek, means “woman from Lydia”.
Lynette	Welsh, means “idol”.
Mabel	Latin, means “lovable”.
Madeline	English, means “woman from Magdala”.
Maeve	Irish, means “intoxicating”.
Magdalena	Greek, means “woman from Magdala”.
Margaret	Greek, means “pearl”.
Margot	French, diminutive of Margaret.
Maria	Latin, means “star of the sea”.
Marian	English, variant of Mary.
Marianne	English, combination of Mary and Anne.
Marie	French, form of Maria.
Marilyn	English, combination of Mary and Lyn.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marissa	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marjorie	English, variant of Margaret.

Abigail	Hebrew, means “my father is joy”.
Adara	Hebrew, means “noble, exalted”.
Adelaide	German, means “noble kind”.
Aislinn	Irish, means “dream, vision”.
Alaska	Aleut, means “the mainland”.
Alba	Latin, means “dawn, white”.
Allegra	Italian, means “joyful, lively”.
Amethyst	English, a purple gemstone associated with tranquility.
Anika	Sanskrit, means “grace, brilliance, sweet-faced”.
Annora	Latin, means “honor”.
Anwen	Welsh, means “very fair”.
Arden	English, means “valley of the eagle”.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Aspen	English, a tree associated with resilience in cold climates.
Astrid	Norse, means “divinely beautiful”.
Aurora	Latin, means “dawn”.
Avalon	Celtic, means “island of apples” – a mythic place of magic.
Azura	Spanish, means “sky blue”.
Beatrix	Latin, means “she who brings happiness”.
Bianca	Italian, means “white, pure”.
Bianka	Italian, variation of Bianca, means “white, pure”.
Blair	Scottish, means “battlefield”.
Brielle	French, means “God is my strength”.
Brisa	Spanish, means “breeze”.
Bronwen	Welsh, means “white breast”.
Cadence	Latin, means “rhythm, flow”.
Caleigh	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Calista	Greek, means “most beautiful”.
Calliope	Greek, means “beautiful voice”.
Camille	French, means “young ceremonial attendant”.
Cara	Italian, means “beloved, dear”.
Celeste	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Celine	French, means “moon”.
Cerise	French, means “cherry”.
Clara	Latin, means “clear, bright, famous”.
Colette	French, means “people of victory”.
Corinne	Greek, means “maiden”.
Cressida	Greek, means “gold”.
Danika	Slavic, means “morning star”.
Daphne	Greek, a nymph associated with freshness and purity.
Delaney	Irish, means “dark challenger”.
Delilah	Hebrew, means “delicate”.
Delphine	French, means “dolphin”.
Diana	Latin, Roman goddess of the moon and hunting.
Dione	Greek, a goddess associated with mystery.
Echo	Greek, a nymph who loved her own voice.
Eira	Welsh, means “snow”.
Elara	Greek, a lover of Zeus and mother of a giant.
Eleanor	Greek, means “shining light”.
Electra	Greek, means “shining, bright”.
Eleni	Greek, means “light”.
Elodie	French, means “foreign riches”.
Elowen	Cornish, means “elm tree”.
Fable	English, a story with a moral.
Fallon	Irish, means “leader”.
Faye	French, means “fairy”.
Felicity	Latin, means “happiness, good fortune”.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “fair, white, clear”.
Francesca	Italian, means “free one, from France”.
Freya	Norse, goddess of love, fertility, and battle.
Gabriella	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gaia	Greek, personification of the Earth.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem, precious stone”.
Ginevra	Italian, means “white shadow, white wave”.
Giovanna	Italian, means “God is gracious”.
Giselle	German, means “pledge”.
Gwen	Welsh, means “white, holy”.
Gwyneth	Welsh, means “blessed, happy”.
Halia	Hawaiian, means “remembrance of a loved one”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Haven	English, means “safe place”.
Hazel	English, a tree and color symbolizing wisdom and protection.
Hestia	Greek, goddess of the hearth and home.
Icyln	American, modern invented name, sounds like “icicle”.
Idalia	Greek, means “behold the sun”.
Ilene	Greek, variation of Helen, means “light”.
Ingrid	Norse, means “beautiful, loved”.
Isabella	Italian, means “pledged to God”.
Isla	Scottish, means “island”.
Isolde	Welsh, a figure in Arthurian legend.
Jacinta	Spanish, means “hyacinth”.
Jael	Hebrew, means “mountain goat”.
Janelle	American, modern invented name.
Janessa	American, modern invented name.
Jocelyn	German, means “member of the Gauts tribe”.
Jolie	French, means “pretty”.
Juniper	Latin, a tree symbolizing protection and purification.
Kaida	Japanese, means “little dragon”.
Katerina	Greek, means “pure”.
Keely	Gaelic, means “beautiful, graceful”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kiana	Hawaiian, means “divine, heavenly”.
Kyla	Gaelic, means “narrow strait”.
Kyra	Greek, means “lady”.
Laila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lara	Russian, means “citadel”.
Lavinia	Latin, means “purity”.
Layla	Arabic, means “night”.
Lenore	Greek, means “light”.
Lilith	Assyrian, a mythological figure associated with independence.
Liora	Hebrew, means “my light”.
Maeve	Irish, means “she who intoxicates”.
Maren	Latin, means “sea”.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marisol	Spanish, means “sea and sun”.
Melisande	French, means “strong in work”.
Meredith	Welsh, means “great ruler”.
Mireille	French, means “to admire”.
Nadine	French, means “hope”.
Naiara	Basque, refers to the Virgin Mary.
Niamh	Irish, means “bright”.
Noelle	French, means “Christmas”.
Noemi	Italian, means “my delight”.
Nova	Latin, means “new”.
Nyla	Arabic, means “winner”.
Oceane	French, means “ocean”.
Odessa	Greek, means “long journey”.
Odette	French, means “wealthy”.
Olwen	Welsh, means “white footprint”.
Ophelia	Greek, means “help”.
Oriana	Latin, means “dawn”.
Orlaith	Irish, means “golden princess”.
Paloma	Spanish, means “dove”.
Pandora	Greek, means “all gifts”.
Payton	English, means “noble”.
Penelope	Greek, means “weaver”.
Persephone	Greek, goddess of spring and the underworld.
Phoebe	Greek, means “bright, pure”.
Priya	Sanskrit, means “beloved”.
Qadira	Arabic, means “capable, powerful”.
Quilla	Inca, means “moon”.
Raina	Slavic, means “queen”.
Raquel	Spanish, means “ewe”.
Raven	English, a bird symbolizing mystery and intelligence.
Reina	Spanish, means “queen”.
Rhea	Greek, means “flowing stream”.
Rhian	Welsh, means “maiden”.
Rhiannon	Welsh, means “great queen”.
Rowan	Gaelic, a tree symbolizing protection and strength.
Ruby	Latin, a precious stone symbolizing passion and vitality.
Sabine	Latin, refers to an ancient Italian tribe.
Sadira	Persian, means “lotus tree”.
Sapphira	Greek, means “sapphire”.
Saskia	Dutch, means “Saxon woman”.
Savannah	Spanish, means “treeless plain”.
Scarlett	English, means “red”.
Selene	Greek, goddess of the moon.
Seraphina	Hebrew, means “fiery-winged”.
Serena	Latin, means “tranquil, serene”.
Sienna	Italian, a city known for its beautiful art.
Signe	Norse, means “new victory”.
Silvia	Latin, means “forest”.
Skadi	Norse, goddess of winter and mountains.
Skye	Scottish, refers to the Isle of Skye, a place of beauty and strength.
Solene	French, means “solemn, dignified”.
Soraya	Persian, means “princess”.
Stella	Latin, means “star”.
Svetlana	Slavic, means “light”.
Tamara	Hebrew, means “palm tree”.
Tamsin	English, means “twin”.
Tatiana	Russian, means “fairy queen”.
Tegan	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Thalia	Greek, means “to flourish”.
Thea	Greek, means “goddess”.
Thora	Norse, means “thunder goddess”.
Tindra	Swedish, means “twinkle, sparkle”.
Trista	Latin, means “sad”.
Uma	Sanskrit, means “light”.
Ursa	Latin, means “bear”.
Ursula	Latin, means “little bear”.
Valentina	Latin, means “strong, vigorous”.
Valeria	Latin, means “strong, healthy”.
Vega	Arabic, a bright star in the constellation Lyra.
Verena	German, means “integrity”.
Vesper	Latin, means “evening star”.
Viola	Latin, a flower and a musical instrument.
Vivienne	French, means “alive”.
Waverly	English, means “meadow of quivering aspens”.
Willow	English, a tree associated with flexibility and grace.
Winona	Sioux, means “firstborn daughter”.
Winter	English, the coldest season, symbolizing tranquility and stillness.
Wren	English, a small bird symbolizing agility.
Xandra	Greek, short for Alexandra, means “defender of mankind”.
Xanthe	Greek, means “golden, yellow”.
Xenia	Greek, means “hospitality”.
Xiomara	Spanish, means “ready for battle”.
Yara	Brazilian, means “water lady”.
Yasmin	Persian, means “jasmine flower”.
Yasmine	Persian, variation of Yasmin, means “jasmine flower”.
Yelena	Russian, means “sunlight”.
Ygritte	Norse, a modern invented name from popular culture.
Yseult	French, a figure in Arthurian legend.
Zahara	Hebrew, means “flower”.
Zara	Arabic, means “princess, to blossom”.
Zella	African, means “lacking nothing, one who knows the path”.
Zephyra	Greek, means “west wind”.
Zephyrine	French, means “west wind”.
Zinnia	Latin, a colorful flower.
Zora	Slavic, means “dawn”.

Ada	German, means “noble, nobility”.
Adriana	Latin, means “from Hadria”.
Ainsley	Scottish, means “one’s own meadow”.
Alaina	Gaelic, means “rock”.
Alessia	Italian, means “defending warrior”.
Alexandra	Greek, means “defender of mankind”.
Amara	Igbo, means “grace”.
Anais	French, possibly means “gracious, merciful”.
Annalise	German, means “graced with God’s bounty”.
Ariana	Italian, means “most holy”.
Astrid	Scandinavian, means “divinely beautiful”.
Athena	Greek, associated with wisdom and warfare.
Aurora	Latin, means “dawn”.
Beatrix	Latin, means “she who brings happiness”.
Beatriz	Spanish/Portuguese, means “brings joy”.
Blair	Scottish, means “field, plain”.
Brenna	Gaelic, means “little drop of water; raven or black-haired”.
Brielle	French, diminutive of Gabrielle.
Cadence	Latin, means “rhythm”.
Callista	Greek, means “most beautiful”.
Camille	French, means “young religious attendant”.
Carina	Latin, means “dear, beloved”.
Carmen	Spanish, means “song”.
Cassandra	Greek, means “prophetess”.
Celeste	Latin, means “heavenly”.
Charlize	German, means “free man”.
Chelsea	English, means “chalk landing place”.
Christabel	Latin/Greek, means “beautiful Christian”.
Claudia	Latin, means “lame; enclosure”.
Colette	French, means “victorious”.
Corinne	Greek, means “maiden”.
Dalia	Hebrew, means “branch; to draw water”.
Daphne	Greek, means “laurel”.
Delaney	Irish, means “dark challenger”.
Diana	Latin, means “divine”.
Dorian	Greek, means “gift”.
Edith	English, means “prosperous in war”.
Elaina	Greek, means “bright, shining light”.
Elodie	French, means “foreign riches”.
Emilia	Latin, means “rival; laborious; eager”.
Esme	French, means “esteemed, beloved”.
Estelle	French, means “star”.
Faye	English, means “fairy”.
Felicity	Latin, means “happiness”.
Fiona	Gaelic, means “fair”.
Freya	Norse, associated with love, beauty, and fertility.
Gail	Hebrew, means “father’s joy”.
Gemma	Italian, means “gem”.
Genevieve	French, means “tribe woman”.
Giselle	French, means “pledge”.
Halle	Norse, means “rock”.
Harriet	English, means “estate ruler”.
Hazel	English, from the hazelnut tree.
Helena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Ilona	Hungarian, means “light”.
Imogen	English, means “maiden, innocent”.
Ingrid	Norse, means “fair, beautiful”.
Iris	Greek, means “rainbow”.
Isla	Scottish, from the name of the island “Islay”.
Jade	Spanish, from the stone jade, symbolizes purity and wisdom.
Janelle	American, means “God is gracious”.
Jasmine	Persian, from the flower, symbolizing grace and elegance.
Jocelyn	German, means “member of the Gauts tribe”.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down”.
Josephine	French, means “Jehovah increases”.
Joyce	Latin, means “merry, joyous”.
Judith	Hebrew, means “praised”.
Juliet	English, means “youthful, downy”.
June	Latin, from the month, symbolizing new beginnings.
Kara	Greek, means “pure”.
Katerina	Greek, means “pure”.
Keira	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kelsey	English, means “from the ship’s island”.
Kendra	English, means “knowledgeable”.
Kiera	Irish, means “dark”.
Laila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lana	Slavic, means “light”.
Lara	Russian, means “citadel”.
Laurel	Latin, from the laurel tree, symbolizing victory.
Leah	Hebrew, means “weary”.
Leila	Arabic, means “night”.
Lena	Greek, means “light, torch, bright”.
Leonie	Latin, means “lion”.
Liana	French, means “to bind”.
Lilian	English, means “lily”.
Lola	Spanish, diminutive of Dolores.
Lorelei	German, means “alluring”.
Lorraine	French, from the region of Lorraine.
Lucia	Latin, means “light”.
Lucinda	Latin, means “light”.
Lydia	Greek, means “woman from Lydia”.
Lyra	Latin, from the constellation.
Mabel	Latin, means “lovable”.
Madeleine	French, means “woman from Magdala”.
Maeve	Irish, means “intoxicating”.
Maren	Latin, means “sea”.
Margot	French, diminutive of Margaret.
Mariah	Hebrew, variant of Maria.
Mariam	Hebrew, variant of Mary.
Maribel	Spanish, combination of Maria and Bella.
Marina	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Marissa	Latin, means “of the sea”.
Matilda	German, means “battle-mighty”.
Maura	Irish, form of Mary.
Maya	Hebrew, means “water”.
Melina	Greek, means “honey”.
Melody	Greek, means “song”.
Meredith	Welsh, means “great ruler”.
Mia	Scandinavian, means “bitter” or “beloved”.
Miranda	Latin, means “marvelous”.
Miriam	Hebrew, original form of Mary.
Nadia	Slavic, means “hope”.
Naomi	Hebrew, means “pleasantness”.
Natalia	Latin, means “Christmas Day”.
Natasha	Russian, diminutive of Natalia.
Neve	Irish, means “snow”.
Nia	Welsh, means “brightness”.
Noelle	French, means “Christmas”.
Nora	Latin, means “honor”.
Octavia	Latin, means “eighth”.
Olive	English, from the olive tree.
Olivia	Latin, means “olive tree”.
Ophelia	Greek, means “help”.
Paige	English, means “assistant, page”.
Paloma	Spanish, means “dove”.
Patrice	Latin, feminine form of Patrick.
Paula	Latin, means “small”.
Penelope	Greek, means “weaver”.
Phoebe	Greek, means “bright, pure”.
Piper	English, means “pipe player”.
Priscilla	Latin, means “ancient”.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Rachel	Hebrew, means “ewe”.
Raquel	Spanish, form of Rachel.
Raven	English, from the bird.
Reagan	Irish, means “little king”.
Reese	Welsh, means “ardor”.
Regina	Latin, means “queen”.
Renee	French, means “reborn”.
Rhea	Greek, means “flowing”.
Riley	Irish, means “valiant”.
Rita	Spanish, diminutive of Margarita.
Robin	English, from the bird.
Rosalind	Old German, means “pretty rose”.
Rosamund	German, means “horse protector”.
Rose	English, from the rose flower.
Rowan	Gaelic, means “little redhead”.
Roxanne	Persian, means “dawn”.
Ruby	English, from the gemstone.
Sabrina	Latin, of Celtic origin.
Sadie	English, diminutive of Sarah.
Sage	English, means “wise”.
Samara	Hebrew/Arabic, means “guarded by God” or “seedling”.
Sandra	Greek, diminutive of Alexandra.
Sasha	Russian, diminutive of Alexandra.
Saskia	Dutch, means “Saxon woman”.
Savannah	Spanish, means “treeless plain”.
Scarlett	English, from the color.
Selena	Greek, means “moon”.
Serena	Latin, means “serene, calm”.
Shannon	Gaelic, means “old, wise river”.
Sienna	Italian, from the city in Italy.
Simone	French, feminine form of Simon.
Skylar	Dutch, variant of Schuyler, means “scholar”.
Sofia	Greek, means “wisdom”.
Sonia	Slavic, means “wisdom”.
Sophia	Greek, means “wisdom”.
Stella	Latin, means “star”.
Stephanie	Greek, means “crown”.
Summer	English, from the season.
Sydney	English, means “wide meadow”.
Sylvia	Latin, means “from the forest”.
Tabitha	Aramaic, means “gazelle”.
Tamsin	English, contraction of Thomasina.
Tatiana	Latin, of Russian origin.
Tegan	Welsh, means “fair”.
Teresa	Greek, means “to reap, to gather”.
Thalia	Greek, means “to flourish”.
Thea	Greek, means “goddess”.
Theresa	Greek, means “to reap, to gather”.
Tia	Spanish, means “aunt”.
Tiana	Slavic, means “fairy queen”.
Tilda	German, diminutive of Matilda.
Trista	Latin, means “sad”.
Valentina	Latin, means “strong, healthy”.
Valerie	Latin, means “strength, health”.
Vanessa	English, created by Jonathan Swift.
Vera	Russian, means “faith”.
Veronica	Latin, means “true image”.
Victoria	Latin, means “victory”.
Vivian	Latin, means “alive”.
Wendy	English, invented by J.M. Barrie for “Peter Pan”.
Whitney	English, means “white island”.
Willa	German, feminine form of William.
Willow	English, from the willow tree.
Winona	Native American, means “firstborn daughter”.
Xanthe	Greek, means “yellow, blonde”.
Yara	Brazilian, means “water lady”.
Yasmine	Persian, variant of Jasmine.
Yvonne	French, means “yew wood”.

Alex	Short for Alexandra, means “defender of men”.
Alexi	Greek, diminutive of Alexandra, means “defender”.
Andie	Diminutive of Andrea, means “strong and manly”.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Avery	English, means “ruler of the elves”.
Bailey	English, means “bailiff” or “steward”.
Billie	English, feminine of Billy, means “resolute protection”.
Blake	Old English, means “dark, fair”.
Bobbie	English, feminine of Bobby, means “bright fame”.
Brett	Celtic, means “from Brittany”.
Cameron	Scottish, means “crooked nose”.
Casey	Irish, means “brave in battle”.
Charlie	English, diminutive of Charlotte, means “free man”.
Chris	Short for Christina or Christine, means “follower of Christ”.
Cody	English, means “helpful”.
Corey	Gaelic, means “hollow”.
Dakota	Native American, means “friend, ally”.
Dale	English, means “valley”.
Dana	English, means “from Denmark”.
Dani	Short for Danielle, means “God is my judge”.
Darcy	French, means “dark one”.
Devon	English, from the county of Devon.
Drew	English, short for Andrew, means “strong and manly”.
Dylan	Welsh, means “son of the sea”.
Eden	Hebrew, means “delight”.
Elliott	English, means “Jehovah is God”.
Ellis	English, means “benevolent”.
Frankie	English, diminutive of Frances, means “free one”.
Georgie	English, diminutive of Georgia, means “farmer”.
Harley	English, means “hare’s meadow”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Hayden	Old English, means “hedged valley”.
Hunter	English, means “one who hunts”.
Jackie	English, diminutive of Jacqueline.
Jamie	English, means “supplanter”.
Jaz	Short for Jasmine, means “gift from God”.
Jesse	Hebrew, means “gift”.
Joey	English, unisex name, diminutive of Joseph or Josephine.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down, descend”.
Josie	English, diminutive of Josephine, means “Jehovah increases”.
Jude	Hebrew, means “praised”.
Jules	French, diminutive of Julie or Julian, means “youthful”.
Kai	Hawaiian, means “sea”.
Karter	English, variant of Carter, means “cart driver”.
Kasey	Irish, variant of Casey, means “brave in battle”.
Keegan	Irish, means “descendant of the fiery one”.
Kelly	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Kendall	English, means “valley of the River Kent”.
Kennedy	Irish, means “helmeted chief”.
Kenzie	Scottish, diminutive of Mackenzie, means “son of the wise ruler”.
Kerry	Irish, means “dark-haired”.
Kim	English, diminutive of Kimberly, means “from the wood of the royal forest”.
Kit	English, short for Katherine, means “pure”.
Kris	English, short for Kristina, means “follower of Christ”.
Kyle	Gaelic, means “narrow strait”.
Lane	English, means “a narrow country road”.
Lee	English, means “meadow or clearing”.
Lennon	Irish, means “dear one”.
Logan	Scottish, means “little hollow”.
Lou	English, short for Louise or Louisa, means “renowned warrior”.
Mackenzie	Scottish, means “child of the wise leader”.
Madison	English, means “son of Matthew”.
Marley	English, means “pleasant seaside meadow”.
Max	English, short for Maxine, means “greatest”.
Micah	Hebrew, means “who is like the Lord”.
Mickey	English, feminine of Michael, means “who is like God”.
Morgan	Welsh, means “sea-born”.
Murphy	Irish, means “sea warrior”.
Nell	English, short for Eleanor or Helen, means “bright, shining one”.
Nicky	English, short for Nicole, means “victory of the people”.
Nico	Short for Nicole, means “victory of the people”.
Noel	French, means “Christmas”.
Oakley	English, means “oak tree clearing”.
Parker	English, means “park keeper”.
Pat	English, unisex short form of Patrick or Patricia.
Peyton	English, means “fighting man’s estate”.
Phoenix	Greek, mythical bird symbolizing rebirth.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Rae	English, short for Rachel, means “ewe”.
Randy	English, diminutive of Miranda, means “worthy of admiration”.
Reagan	Irish, means “little king”.
Reese	Welsh, means “ardor”.
Regan	Irish, means “little king”.
Remi	French, means “oarsman” or “remedy”.
Remy	French, means “oarsman”.
Rene	French, means “reborn”.
Riley	Irish, means “valiant”.
Robin	English, means “bright fame”.
Rory	Irish, means “red king”.
Rowan	Gaelic, means “little redhead”.
Ryan	Irish, means “little king”.
Sage	English, means “wise”.
Sam	English, short for Samantha, means “told by God”.
Sawyer	English, means “woodcutter”.
Scout	English, from the occupation, symbolizing exploration.
Shane	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Shawn	English, feminine of Sean, means “God is gracious”.
Shea	Gaelic, means “admirable”.
Shelby	English, means “a sheltered town”.
Sidney	English, means “wide meadow”.
Sky	English, from the word “sky”.
Skylar	Dutch, variant of Schuyler, means “scholar”.
Sloan	Gaelic, means “raider”.
Sloane	Gaelic, means “raider”.
Spencer	English, means “steward”.
Stevie	English, diminutive of Stephanie, means “crown”.
Sydney	English, means “wide meadow”.
Tatum	English, means “cheerful, full of spirit”.
Taylor	English, means “tailor”.
Teagan	Irish, means “little poet” or “fair”.
Terry	English, unisex name, diminutive of Teresa or Terence.
Toni	English, feminine of Tony, means “priceless one”.
Tracy	English, means “place of Thracius”.
Tyler	English, means “tile maker”.
Val	Short for Valerie, means “strength, health”.
Whitney	English, means “white island”.
Willa	German, means “resolute protection”.
Willow	English, from the willow tree, symbolizing grace.
Wren	English, from the bird, symbolizing freedom.
Wynne	Welsh, means “fair, pure”.
Yael	Hebrew, means “mountain goat”.
Zane	Hebrew, variant of John, means “God is gracious”.

Acantha	Greek, “thorn.”
Adrasteia	Greek, “inescapable.”
Aella	Greek, “whirlwind.”
Aelwen	Welsh, “fair brow.”
Aerith	Fictional, “earth.”
Aeronwen	Welsh, “blessed battle.”
Aerwyna	English, “friend of the sea.”
Aislinn	Irish, “dream, vision.”
Aithne	Gaelic, “fire.”
Akasha	Sanskrit, “ether.”
Alastriona	Gaelic, “defender of mankind.”
Alcina	Greek, “strong-willed.”
Althea	Greek, “healer.”
Amalthea	Greek, “tender goddess.”
Amethyst	Greek, “not intoxicated.”
Anahita	Persian, “water goddess.”
Andromeda	Greek, “ruler of men.”
Angharad	Welsh, “much loved.”
Anouk	Dutch, “grace.”
Antheia	Greek, “goddess of flowers.”
Aradia	Italian, “witches’ goddess.”
Arianrhod	Welsh, “silver wheel.”
Artemisia	Greek, “gift of Artemis.”
Asherah	Semitic, “mother goddess.”
Astraea	Greek, “star.”
Astraia	Greek, “star.”
Atalanta	Greek, “equal in weight.”
Auriel	Latin, “golden.”
Avalon	Celtic, “island of apples.”
Bast	Egyptian, “cat goddess.”
Belinda	Italian, “beautiful.”
Bellatrix	Latin, “female warrior.”
Brighid	Irish, “exalted one.”
Briseis	Greek, “captured.”
Bryony	Greek, “to sprout.”
Calista	Greek, “most beautiful.”
Callidora	Greek, “gift of beauty.”
Calypso	Greek, “she who hides.”
Camilla	Roman, “ceremonial attendant.”
Cassandra	Greek, “who entangles men.”
Cerise	French, “cherry.”
Cerridwen	Welsh, “cauldron of wisdom.”
Circe	Greek, “bird.”
Clio	Greek, “glory.”
Cliodhna	Irish, “shapely.”
Cordelia	Latin, “heart.”
Cybele	Phrygian, “mountain mother.”
Danaë	Greek, “parched.”
Daphne	Greek, “laurel tree.”
Delilah	Hebrew, “delicate.”
Demetria	Greek, “follower of Demeter.”
Desdemona	Greek, “ill-starred.”
Despina	Greek, “lady.”
Diantha	Greek, “divine flower.”
Drusilla	Latin, “dewy-eyed.”
Echo	Greek, “sound.”
Eilithyia	Greek, “goddess of childbirth.”
Eir	Norse, “protection.”
Eirene	Greek, “peace.”
Eirlys	Welsh, “snowdrop.”
Elara	Greek, “mother of giants.”
Eleanora	Greek, “light.”
Elowen	Cornish, “elm tree.”
Elysia	Latin, “blissful.”
Ember	English, “spark.”
Enid	Welsh, “soul, life.”
Eostre	Anglo-Saxon, “dawn goddess.”
Epona	Celtic, “horse goddess.”
Esmeralda	Spanish, “emerald.”
Eulalia	Greek, “sweetly speaking.”
Evadne	Greek, “pleasing.”
Faelina	Fantasy, “graceful woman.”
Fainne	Irish, “ring.”
Fauna	Roman, “goddess of fertility.”
Fawn	English, “young deer.”
Flora	Roman, “flower.”
Freesia	Latin, “fragrant flower.”
Gaia	Greek, “earth mother.”
Gaiane	Fictional, “rebirth.”
Galadriel	Sindarin, “radiant garland.”
Galatea	Greek, “she who is milk-white.”
Ginevra	Italian, “fair one.”
Giselle	German, “pledge.”
Gloriana	English, “glorious grace.”
Gwendolen	Welsh, “white ring.”
Gwendolyn	Welsh, “white ring.”
Hecate	Greek, “far-reaching power.”
Hel	Norse, “hidden.”
Helia	Greek, “sun.”
Hestia	Greek, “hearth.”
Ianira	Greek, “enchantress.”
Ianthe	Greek, “purple flower.”
Igraine	Arthurian, “mother of King Arthur.”
Illyria	Latin, “from Illyria.”
Inanna	Sumerian, “queen of heaven.”
Io	Greek, “moon.”
Isolde	Welsh, “ice ruler.”
Jadis	French, “long ago.”
Jael	Hebrew, “mountain goat.”
Jinx	English, “spell.”
Jordana	Hebrew, “to flow down.”
Kaida	Japanese, “little dragon.”
Kali	Sanskrit, “the black one.”
Kalliope	Greek, “beautiful voice.”
Karina	Scandinavian, “pure.”
Keira	Irish, “dark.”
Keres	Greek, “spirits of violent or cruel death.”
Kynthia	Greek, “of Kynthos.”
Lachesis	Greek, “allotter.”
Laila	Arabic, “night.”
Lanthe	Greek, “purple flower.”
Laverna	Roman, “goddess of thieves.”
Leanan	Celtic, “fairy lover.”
Leda	Greek, “woman.”
Ligeia	Greek, “clear-voiced.”
Lilith	Akkadian, “of the night.”
Lirael	Fictional, “daughter of the Clayr.”
Lorelei	German, “alluring.”
Lucina	Roman, “bringer of light.”
Lunette	French, “little moon.”
Lysandra	Greek, “liberator.”
Mab	Welsh, “queen of the fairies.”
Maeonia	Greek, “of Maeonia.”
Maeve	Irish, “intoxicating.”
Melinoe	Greek, “propitiation offering.”
Mélisande	French, “labor strength.”
Melusine	European, “water spirit.”
Mireille	French, “to admire.”
Morgana	Welsh, “sea circle.”
Morwenna	Welsh, “maiden.”
Myka	Hebrew, “who is like God?”
Naiad	Greek, “freshwater nymph.”
Naida	Greek, “water nymph.”
Neith	Egyptian, “water.”
Nemea	Greek, “lioness.”
Nerida	Greek, “sea nymph.”
Niamh	Irish, “brightness.”
Nimue	Arthurian, “lady of the lake.”
Nymeria	Fictional, “warrior queen.”
Nyx	Greek, “night.”
Olwen	Welsh, “white footprint.”
Ondine	German, “water spirit.”
Oriana	Latin, “dawn.”
Oriane	French, “sunrise.”
Orlaith	Gaelic, “golden princess.”
Pandora	Greek, “all gifts.”
Pania	Maori, “sea maiden.”
Persephone	Greek, “bringer of destruction.”
Petra	Greek, “rock, stone.”
Phaedra	Greek, “bright.”
Quinta	Latin, “fifth.”
Ravana	Hindu, “to roar.”
Rhiain	Welsh, “maiden.”
Rhiannon	Welsh, “great queen.”
Rosalind	German, “gentle horse.”
Rowena	Anglo-Saxon, “fame joy.”
Sabrina	Celtic, “river goddess.”
Sapphira	Greek, “sapphire.”
Selene	Greek, “moon.”
Seraphina	Hebrew, “fiery-winged.”
Seren	Welsh, “star.”
Siofra	Irish, “sprite.”
Sybil	Greek, “prophetess.”
Tanith	Phoenician, “serpent lady.”
Tansy	Greek, “immortality.”
Tethys	Greek, “grandmother.”
Thalia	Greek, “to flourish.”
Theia	Greek, “goddess.”
Thetis	Greek, “disposition.”
Tindra	Swedish, “to twinkle.”
Titania	Greek, “giant.”
Umay	Turkish, “hope.”
Una	Latin, “one.”
Ursula	Latin, “little bear.”
Vasilisa	Russian, “queen.”
Verena	German, “integrity.”
Vespera	Latin, “evening star.”
Vesta	Roman, “hearth.”
Viviane	Arthurian, “lady of the lake.”
Wisteria	English, “to twist.”
Wren	English, “small bird.”
Xanthe	Greek, “golden.”
Xylia	Greek, “of the forest.”
Yavanna	Tolkien, “giver of fruits.”
Ylva	Scandinavian, “she-wolf.”
Ysabel	Spanish, “pledged to God.”
Ysera	Fantasy, “dreamer.”
Zaria	Slavic, “morning star.”
Zephyra	Greek, “west wind.”
Zephyrine	French, “west wind breeze.”
Zerlina	Italian, “beautiful dawn.”
Zinnia	Latin, “flower name.”
Zora	Slavic, “dawn.”
Zyanya	Nahuatl, “forever.”