Baby Girl Names - A

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Aasia	Hindu
Aba	African	born on Thursday
Abbey	Hebrew	Father's joy. From Abigail, but also used as independent name.
Abbie	Hebrew	Father's joy. From Abigail, but also used as independent name.
Abby	Hebrew	Father's joy. From Abigail, but also used as independent names.
Abelia	Hebrew	Breath. The feminine form of Abel.
Abella	Assyrian	child
Abeo	Nigerian	Happy she was born.
Abey	Native American	leaf
Abha	Hindu	lustrous beauty
Abhilasha	Hindu
Abia	Arabic	Great.
Abigail	Hebrew	Father's joy.
Abijah	Hebrew	The Lord is my father.
Abilene		The name of a city in Texas.
Abina	Ghanian	Born on a Thursday.
Abiona	Yoruban	born on a journey
Abir	Arabic/Hebrew	Arabic: The fragrant one. Hebrew: Strong.
Abira	Hebrew	strong
Abra	Hebrew	The father of many. The feminine form of Abraham.
Abrianna		Mother of many nations.
Abrienda	Spanish	Opening.
Acacia	Greek	Thorny, as in the Acacia tree.
Acadia	Canadian	Cadie, Caddie
Acanit	Ugandan	hard times
Acantha	Greek	A legendary nymph.
Accalia	Latin	The foster mother of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome.
Acedia	Czech
Achal	Hindu	steady, mountainous
Achazia	Hebrew	the Lord holds
Achen	Ugandan	a twin
Achilla	Greek	A handsome figure in Greek mythology. The feminine form of Achilles.
Achit	Hindu
Achlys	Greek	mist, darknesss
Ada	Teutonic	Prosperous and joyful, happy.
Adabelle		Joyous and beautiful. From Ada and Belle.
Adah	Hebrew	Adornment or ornament. A biblical name.
Adalgisa	Old German	noble hostage
Adalia	Hebrew	God is my refuge.
Adama	Hebrew	Of the red earth. The feminine form of Adam.
Adamina		The earth.
Adamma		Beautiful child.
Adana		A city in Turkey.
Adar	Hebrew	Fire.
Adara	Greek/Arabic	Greek: Beauty. Arabic: Virgin.
Addi		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Addie		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Addisyn	Addie, Addy, Addi
Addy		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Adela		Noble and serene.
Adelaide	Old German	Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Adele	French	Noble. Also see Adelaide.
Adelicia	Old English	Noble and kind. Form of Adelaide and Alice.
Adelina	Old German	noble
Adelinda		Noble and kind. From Adelaide and Linda.
Adeline		Noble, kind.
Adelle		Noble, kind.
Adelpha	Greek	Sisterly.
Ademia	Greek	without husband
Aden	Arabic	Fiery one.
Adena	Hebrew	delicate, sensual
Adeola	Nigerian	A crown.
Aderes	Hebrew	one who protects
Aderyn	Welsh	A bird.
Adesina	Yoruban	the way is opened for more
Adhira	Hindu	lightning
Adiba	Arabic	Cultured.
Adie	Hebrew	ornament
Adiel	Hebrew	An ornament of God.
Adila	Arabic	Equal, like.
Adima	Teutonic	Noble, famous.
Adina	Hebrew	Slender and delicate. A biblical name.
Adishree	Hindu	exalted
Aditi	Hindu	free and unbounded
Adiva	Arabic	pleasant, gentle
Adolfina	German	noble wolf, noble hero
Adolpha	Teutonic	A noble she-wolf. The feminine version of Adolf.
Adona	Adonna, Adonne, Ady
Adoncia	Spanish	Sweet.
Adonia	Greek	A beautiful goddess. The feminine form of Adonis.
Adora	Latin	The adored one.
Adorabelle		A combination of Adora and Belle.
Adorna	Latin	Adorned with jewels.
Adriana	Latin	A dark woman from the sea. The feminine form of Adrian. Generally an Italian name.
Adriano	Greek	Dark, rich.
Adrienne		Dark, rich.
Aegea	Greek	Of the Aegean.
Aemilia		From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors
Aeryn
Affrica	Celtic	Pleasant. Also from the name of the continent.
Afina	Rumanian	blueberry
Afra		Dust.
Afraima	Arabic/Hebrew	Fruitful.
Afric		Pleasant.
Africa		Pleasant.
Afton	Old English	river name
Agape	Greek	Love.
Agate	French	A precious stone.
Agatha	Greek	Good, kind, honourable. St Agatha was a 3rd-century Sicilian martyr.
Aggie		Good.
Aglaia	Greek	Splendour, splendid beauty. The goddess of harmony.
Agnes	Greek	Pure, chaste. The name of a saint of the Middle Ages.
Agneta	Greek, Germanic	pure
Ahava	Hebrew	name of a river, love
Ahimsa	Hindu	nonviolent virtue
Ahnada		A city in Portugal.
Ahneta	Latin	Ambitious.
Ahuva	Hebrew	Beloved.
Ai	Japanese	love
Aida		Helper.
Aidan	Irish Gaelic	The little fiery one.
Aide		Prosperous and joyful, happy.
Aideen		Shining, bright.
Aiesha	Arabic	Woman
Aijah
Aiko	Japanese	The little loved one, the beloved.
Aila	Finnish	light-bearer
Aileen	Scottish	The light of the sun. The Irish form of Helen.
Ailis	Irish Gaelic	The light of the sun. Form of Alice.
Ailish		A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God.
Ailsa	Scottish	After a rocky inlet known as Ailsa Craig.
Aimee	French	Beloved. A form of Amy.
Ain	Arabic	precious, eye
Aina	Yoruban	complicated delivery
Aine	Irish Gaelic	Brightness, radiance. Traditional name of the queen of the fairies in Celtic mythology.
Aingeal	Irish Gaelic	A heavenly messenger, an angel. Form of Angela.
Ainhoa	Basque	reference to virgin mary
Ainsley	Old English/Scottish	A meadow or clearing. Also a unisex name.
Aintzane	Basque	glorious
Airlia	Greek	Ethereal.
Aisha	Arabic	Life. The name of Mohamed?s third and favourite wife.
Aisling		A vision or dream.
Aislinn		A vision or dream.
Aissa	African	grateful
Aithne	Celtic	little fire
Aiyana	Native American	eternal bllom
Aja
Ajay	Hindu	unconquerable, god
Akaisha	Irish	the akaisha flower
Akako	Japanese	Red.
Akala	Aboriginal	A parrot.
Akana		A mountain in Papua New Guinea.
Akanke	Nigerian	to know her is to love her
Akanksha	Hindu
Akasma	Turkish	white climbing-rose
Akela	Hawaiian	noble
Akila	Arabic	Wise.
Akilah	Arabic	intelligent, logical
Akili	Tanzanian	wisdom
Akilina	Latin	eagle
Akina	Japanese	A spring flower.
Akriti	Hindu
Aksana	Russian	Axana
Akshita	Hindu
Akuti	Hindu	princess
Alaine		The bright fair one, the beautiful child. Derived from a word that is used as a term of endearment by the Irish. The feminine form of Alan.
Alake	Yoruban	one petted
Alala	Greek	war goddess
Alameda	Spanish	A Poplar tree.
Alana	Irish Gaelic	The bright fair one, the beautiful child. Derived from a word that is used as a term of endearment by the Irish. The feminine form of Alan.
Alani	Hawaiian	An Orange tree.
Alankrita	Hindu
Alanna		The bright fair one, the beautiful child. Form of Alana.
Alaqua	Native American	A sweet Gum tree.
Alarice	Teutonic	The ruler of all. The feminine form of Alaric.
Alastrina	Greek	The protector of mankind. The feminine form of Alastair.
Alatea	Spanish from Greek	Truth.
Alavda	French	lark
Alazne	Basque	miracle
Alba	Aboriginal	A sand hill. Also see Albina.
Alberta	Teutonic	Noble and illustrious. The feminine form of Albert, and also the name of a Canadian province.
Albina	Latin	A white lady, someone of very fair hair and colouring.
Albinka	Latin	blond
Alcina	Greek	Strong-minded. A sorceress in Greek mythology.
Alda	Teutonic	Wise and rich.
Aldabella	Italian	Beautiful. From Leda and Bell.
Aldara	Greek	A winged gift.
Aldea	Teutonic	rich
Aldercy	Old English	a chief
Aldonza	Spanish	Sweet.
Aldora	Old English	Of noble rank.
Alejandra	Spanish	The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine form of Alexander. Also see Alexis.
Aleka	Greek	The defender, or helper of mankind. Form of Alexandra.
Aleksandra		The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine form of Alexander. Also see Alexis.
Aleksia	Danish/Norwegian	The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine form of Alexander. Also see Alexis.
Alena		A woman from the village of Magdala. From the name Magdalene. Also see Marlene.
Aleshanee	Native American	She plays all the time
Alessa		Protector of mankind.
Alessandra	Italian	The defender, or helper of mankind. Form of Alexandra.
Alesti	Les
Aleta		The little winged one.
Alethea	Greek	Truthful.
Alex		The defender, or helper of mankind. A form of Alexander, but also used as an independent name.
Alexa		Protector of mankind.
Alexandra	Greek	The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine form of Alexander. Also see Alexis.
Alexandria		Defender of mankind.
Alexavia	alex, xavia, lexa
Alexia		The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine forms of Alexis. Also see Alexandra.
Alexina		The defender, or helper of mankind. Feminine forms of Alexis. Also see Alexandra.
Alexis	Greek	The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Alfonsa	Teutonic	Noble and ready. Feminine form of Alphonse.
Alfreda	Teutonic	A wise counsellor. Feminine form of Alfred.
Algerine		Woman from Algeria.
Ali	Arabic	Exalted, or noble. A boy or girl's name.
Alia		Noble, descender.
Alice	Greek/Teutonic	Greek: The wise counsellor, or the truthful one. Teutonic: Noble. The name became popular after the publication of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland books. Also see Alicia and Alison.
Alicia	Greek/Teutonic	Greek: The wise counsellor, or the truthful one. Teutonic: Noble. A form of Alice, but often used as an independent name.
Alida	Latin	The little winged one.
Alike	Nigerian	girl who drives out beautiful women
Alima	Arabic	Skilled in dancing and music.
Alina		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Aline		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Alinga	Aboriginal	The sun.
Alisa	Italian	The wise counsellor, or the truthful one. Also see Alicia and Alison.
Alisha	Greek/Teutonic	Greek The wise counsellor, or the truthful one. Teutonic Noble. Also see Alicia and Alison.
Alison	Old English	The light of the sun. A boy or girl's name.
Alissa		Truth, noble.
Alita	Spanish	noble
Alithia	Greek/Teutonic	Greek The wise counsellor, or the truthful one. Teutonic Noble. Also see Alicia and Alison.
Aliya	Arabic/Hebrew	Arabic: Sublime, exalted. Hebrew: To ascend.
Aliz	Hungarian	kind
Aliza	Modern Jewish	Joy.
Alize		One who charms.
Alka	Polish	Noble, brilliant.
Alkina	Aboriginal	The moon.
Alkira	Aboriginal	The sky.
Allayna	Llaynie, Allie
Allegra	Italian/Spanish	Cheerful, joyous.
Allene		Attractive, peaceful.
Allie		The defender, or helper of mankind. From the name Alexandra, Alice or Alison.
Allirea	Aboriginal	Quartz.
Allison		Of noble birth.
Allora	Aboriginal	The place of the swamp. The name of a town in Queensland.
Allunga	Aboriginal	The sun.
Allyson		Of noble birth.
Alma	Latin/Celtic	Latin: Of the soul. Celtic: Good.
Almeda		Ambitious.
Almedha	Welsh	Shapely.
Almira	Arabic	Truth without question.
Alodia		The light of the sun. Form of Alice.
Alodie	Old English	Wealthy, prosperous.
Aloha	Hawaiian	Greetings.
Alohi	Hawaiian	Brilliant.
Alona	Hebrew	From the Oak tree.
Alonsa		Noble and ready. Feminine form of Alphonse.
Alonza		Noble and ready. Feminine form of Alphonse.
Alouetta		The little winged one.
Aloysia		A famous warrior maiden. The feminine form of Louis.
Alpa	Hindu
Alpha	Greek	The first one. First letter of the Greek alphabet.
Alta	Latin	Tall.
Altair	Arabic, Greek	bird, star
Althea	Greek	The healer, or wholesome.
Altheda	Greek	Flower-like.
Alula	Latin	A star in Ursa Major.
Aluma	Hebrew	A girl.
Alumit	Hebrew	secret
Alva	Latin	The white or blonde one. Also a nickname from Alvina.
Alvina	Teutonic	A beloved and noble friend. The feminine form of Alvin. Also see Elvina.
Alvira	Latin/Teutonic	Latin: The fair one. Teutonic: A true stranger.
Alvita	Latin	Vivacious, full of life.
Alyna		Noble and kind. Also see Adele.
Alysa	Greek	princess
Alysia	Greek	Possessive. Also see Alicia.
Alyson		Of noble birth.
Alyssa	Greek	The sane one. Also a form of Alicia.
Alzena	Arabic	A woman.
Ama	Ghanian	Born on Saturday.
Amabel	Latin	Lovable, the sweet one. Also see Mabel.
Amadea	Latin	Beloved of God.
Amadi	Nigerian	general rejoicing, seemed destined to die at
Amadika	Zimbabwean	The beloved one.
Amadis	Latin	love of god
Amadora	Italian	The gift of love.
Amaia	Basque	end
Amala	Arabic	Hope. Also see Amelia.
Amalie	Teutonic	Industrious, striving. Also see Emily.
Amana	Hebrew	Faithful or loyal.
Amanda	Latin	Worthy of being loved.
Amandeep	Hindu	light of peace
Amandine	Latin	beloved
Amandla	African	Power.
Amani	Arabic	An aspiration, a desire.
Amara	Greek	Unfading or eternal beauty.
Amarante	French	flower name
Amaranth	Greek	An unfading flower.
Amarina	Aboriginal	Rain.
Amaris	Hebrew	God has promised.
Amaryllis	Greek	A shepherdess. Also a flower name.
Amata	Italian/Spanish	Beloved. Form of Amy.
Amaya
Amazonia	Greek	Warlike. Also after the Amazon River.
Ambar	Sanskrit	Of the sky. A boy or girl's name.
Amber	Arabic	After the gemstone
Amberjill	Old English
Amberley	Hindu	the sky
Ambika	Hindi	A mother.
Ambra	Arabic	After the gemstone
Ambria	Bria, Amber, Ria
Ambrosine	Greek	The divine immortal one. The feminine form of Ambrose.
Amdis	Latin	immortal
Ameerah	Arabic	princess
Amelia	Teutonic	Industrious, striving. Also see Emily.
Amelinda		Industrious, striving. Formed from Amelia and Linda.
Amena	unknown	honest woman
Ames	Latin	loves
Amethyst	Greek	The name of a semi-precious stone.
Ami	Japanese	friend
Amice	Latin	Friendship. Also see Amity.
Amina	Arabic	Honest, faithful.
Aminta	Greek	The protector.
Amira	Arabic/Hebrew	Arabic: A princess. Hebrew: Speech.
Amisha	Hindu
Amissa	Hebrew	friend
Amita	Hindu	without limits
Amitola	Native American	rainbow
Amity	Latin	Friendship. Also see Amice.
Amoke	Yoruban	to pet her
Amorina		Love.
Amorita	Latin	The little beloved one.
Amrita	Sanskrit	Immortal.
Amy	Old French	Beloved. Also a nickname from Amelia.
An	Chinese/Vietnamese	Chinese: Peace. Vietnamese: Safety.
Ana	Russian from Greek	She who will rise again.
Anabelle	Latin	Lovable
Anahid	Armenian	Goddess of the Moon
Anais		Pure, chaste.
Anamika	Hindu
Anan	Arabic	Of the, clouds.
Anana	African	Soft, gentle.
Ananda	Sanskrit	Joyful.
Anani	Hawaiian	orange tree
Anar	Hindu	Anaar
Anastasia	Russian from Greek	She who will rise again. The name of a 4th-century saint.
Anata	Babylonian	The goddess of the earth.
Anatola	Greek	From the east. The feminine form of Anatole, Anatholia, Anatolia.
Anaya	Latin	Anaia
Anca		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Ancelin	Old French	A spear attendant. The feminine form of Lancelot.
Anchoret		Free from shame, or much loved.
Ancika		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Ancilla	Latin	A handmaiden.
Andea		A woman of the Andes.
Andie		Strong. The feminine form of Andrew or Andreas.
Andras	Norwegian	Breath.
Andraya	trusted by God, royalty	Ray, Rai, Raya
Andrea	Greek	Strong. The feminine form of Andrew or Andreas.
Andreana	Latin	womanly
Andria	Italian	love, joy
Andromache	Greek/Teutonic	From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida
Andromeda	Greek	A ruler of men. A heroine of Greek legend, who was rescued from a sea monster by Perseus.
Andy		Strong. The feminine form of Andrew or Andreas.
Aneira	Welsh	Truly golden. The feminine form of Aneurin.
Anemone	Greek	A wind flower. A mythological nymph who turned into a flower.
Aneya	Neya
Anezka	Czech	Pure, chaste. Form of Agnes.
Angela	Greek	A heavenly messenger, an angel. Also see Angelica.
Angelica	Latin	The angelic one. Also a form of Angela and a plant name.
Angeni	Native American	spirit angel
Angevin	French	angel of wine
Angharad	Welsh	Free from shame, or much loved.
Angwen	Welsh	Very handsome.
Aniela	Italian/Polish	A heavenly messenger, an angel. Form of Angela.
Anika		Very beautiful.
Anila	Sanskrit	Of the wind.
Anisa	Arabic	friendly
Anita		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Anitra		A name created by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen for his play Peer Gynt.
Anja
Anjali	Hindu
Anjana	Hindu
Anka	Aboriginal	A barramundi. Also see Anne.
Ankareeda	night star, graceful, shining	Anka, Anki, Ank, Raida
Anke	Hebrew	grace
Ankita	Hindu
Ann		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Ann-Margret		From Anne and Margaret. Anne - Grace, or favoured by God. Margaret - A pearl.
Anna		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Annabel		Combination of Anna (grace) and Belle (beautiful).
Annabeth	unknown	Anabeth
Annalise		Gracious and consecrated to God.
Annalynn	Annalynne, Analyn, Analynne, Annalisa
Annamaria		Grace, or favoured by God. From Anna and Maria.
Annapurna	Hindu	one of the Hindu Goddesses
Annata	Italian	Grace, or favoured by God. Form of Anne.
Anne		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Anneliese	German/Scandinavian	From Anne and Liese. Anne - Grace, or favoured by God. Liese - Consecrated to God.
Annette		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Annice	Old English	Pure, chaste. Form of Agnes.
Annika		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Anninka		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Annissa	Arabic	Charming, gracious.
Annora	Latin	honor
Annunziata	Italian	The bearer of news.
Anona	Latin	Of the harvest.
Anoush	Armenian	Sweet.
Anselma	Teutonic	A divine helmet. The feminine form of Anselm.
Anshu	Hindu
Anstice	Russian from Greek	The resurrected one. A boy or girl's name.
Anteia	Greek	A mythological figure.
Anthea	Greek	Flower-like.
Antigone	Greek	A name featured in mythology and implying strength of character.
Antionette	Latin	Flourishing, praiseworthy. From the name Antonia.
Antje	German	grace
Antoinette		Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Antonia	Latin	Beyond price, praiseworthy. The feminine form of Antony.
Antonie		Worthy of praise. Feminine form of Anthony.
Anupama	Hindu
Anuradha	Hindu	a bright star
Anusia	Greek/Polish	Grace, or favoured by God. Forms of Anne.
Anusree	Hindu	pretty
Anvita	Hindu
Anya		Grace, or favoured by God. From the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning. Also see Annabel, Annamaria, Anneliese, Hannah, Nancy.
Anzu	Japanese	An apricot.
Aolani	Hawaiian	A heavenly cloud.
Apanie	Aboriginal	Water.
Apara	Nigerian	One who comes and goes.
Aparajita	Hindu
Aparna	Hindu	same as Parvati
Aphra	Hebrew	Dust.
Aphrodite	Greek	The mythological goddess of beauty, love and fertility.
Apirka	Gaelic	pleasant
Apolline	Greek	The sun, sunlight.
Apollonia	Greek	Belonging to Apollo.
Aponi	Native American	butterfly
April	Latin	From April, the first month in the Roman calendar, and the beginning of spring.
Aqua	Latin	A gemstone and colour name. From the name Aquamarine.
Aquamarine	Latin	A colour name.
Aquaria	Latin	After the zodiac sign and constellation of Aquarius.
Aquene	Native American	peace
Arabella	Latin	A beautiful altar.
Arabelle	German	beautiful eagle
Araceli	Latin	alter of heaven
Arachne	Greek	A mythological maiden who was turned into a spider.
Araluen	Aboriginal	The place of waterlilies. A boy or girl's name.
Araminta	Greek	A beautiful, fragrant flower.
Arashel	Hebrew	strong and protected hill
Araxie	Armenian	river said to inspire poetic expression
Arcadia	Greek	After Arcady, a mountainous region of Greece.
Arda	Armenian
Ardath	Hebrew	A field of flowers.
Ardelia	Latin	zealous
Ardelle	Latin	Warm and enthusiastic.
Arden	Old English/Latin	Old English: A dwelling place. Latin: Ardent and sincere. A boy or girl's name.
Ardere	Latin	fire
Ardine		Warm and enthusiastic.
Ardis		Warm and enthusiastic.
Arella	Hebrew	angel messenger
Areta	Greek	Virtuous, one of untarnished reputation.
Aretha	Greek	the best, nymph
Aretina	Greek	virtous
Arezou	Persian	Wishful.
Argenta	Latin	The silvery one.
Aria	Latin	A beautiful melody.
Ariadne	Greek	The holy one.
Ariana		Like a beautiful melody.
Ariane		The holy one.
Aricia	Greek	princess of the royal blood of Athens
Ariella	Hebrew	God's lioness.
Arielle		Ethereal.
Ariene	Welsh	silvery
Arika	Aboriginal	A waterlily.
Arilda	German	A hearth maiden.
Arinya	Aboriginal	A kangaroo.
Arista	Greek	The best.
Ariza	Hebrew	A Cedar tree.
Arlene		A modern name of uncertain origin.
Arlette	Teutonic	An eagle.
Arlynda		Pledge.
Armada	Spanish	The armed one.
Armelle	French/Celtic	A princess.
Armilla	Latin	A bracelet.
Armina	Teutonic	A warrior maid. The feminine form of Herman. Also See Erma.
Armorel		Gaelic the one who lives by the sea.
Armynel	French	A woman of the army. The feminine form of Armand.
Arnalda	Teutonic	Strong as an eagle. Feminine form of Arnold.
Arnisha
Arnurna	Aboriginal	A blue waterlily.
Aroha	Maori	love
Arora	Aboriginal	A cockatoo.
Arran		The name of a Scottish island. A boy or girl's name.
Artemis	Greek	Perfect. The name of the Greek goddess of the moon and hunting.
Artemisia	Greek	belonging to artemis
Arti	Indonesian	A popular girl's name.
Aruna	Sanskrit	The dawn.
Arushi	Hindu
Arva	Greek	An eagle.
Arziki	African Hausa	prosperity
Asa	Hebrew/Japansese	Hebrew: The healer, a physician. A biblical name. Japanese: The morning. A boy or girl's name.
Asella		After St Asella, who was described as `a flower of the Lord'.
Asenette	Hebrew
Asenka	Hebrew	graceful
Asha	Sanskrit	Hope.
Ashamed	Hebrew	Ashes
Ashima	Hindu
Ashira	Hebrew	Wealthy.
Ashleigh	Old English	An Ash tree meadow or wood.
Ashley	Old English	From the Ash tree.
Ashling	Irish Gaelic	A vision or dream.
Ashrita	Hindu
Asia	Greek	East
Asisa	Hebrew	Ripe.
Askini	Hindu	daughter of Prajapati Virat
Asmara		An Ethiopian city.
Asmita	Hindu	pride
Aspasia	Greek	Welcome.
Aspen
Assunta	Italian	From the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
Asta	Greek/Old Norse	A star. Also a short form of Astrid.
Aster	Greek	After the flower.
Astera	Hebrew	flower name
Astra	Greek	like a star
Astrea	Greek	Innocence. The Greek goddess of justice, who left earth and became a constellation.
Astrid	Old Norse	Divine strength.
Atalanta	Greek	The name of a swift runner in classical mythology.
Atara	Hebrew	a crown
Atarah	Hebrew	A crown. A boy or girl's name.
Athalia	Hebrew	God is exalted.
Athanasia	Greek	Immortal.
Athela	Old English	Noble.
Athena	Greek	A wise woman. After Athene, the Greek goddess of wisdom.
Atifa	Arabic	affection
Atin	Indonesian	A common girl's name.
Atiya	Arabic	A gift.
Atlanta	Greek	The name of a swift runner in classical mythology.
Atmaja	Hindu	daughter
Aubina		A white lady, someone of very fair hair and colouring.
Aubine		A white lady, someone of very fair hair and colouring.
Audlin	pale, pallid
Audora
Audrey	Old English	Strong and noble, regal. A Shakespearian character in As You Like It.
Audun	Norwegian	deserted
Augusta	Latin	Majestic, or revered. The feminine form of Augustus.
Aundy	Norwegian	new prosperity
Aura	Latin/Greek	Latin A gentle breeze. Greek of the air.
Aure	Greek	breeze, soft-air
Aurelia	Latin	Golden.
Aurkene	Basque	presentation
Aurora	Latin	Daybreak. The goddess of the dawn.
Ausiana	Aussi, Anna, Aussie
Autumn	Latin	autumn
Ava	Greek	An eagle.
Avalon		The legendary island where King Arthur is supposedly buried. Also a Sydney placename.
Avani	Hindu
Avanti	Hindu	ancient Malwa
Avantika	Hindu
Avara	Sanskrit	The youngest.
Avasa	Hindu	independent
Avel	Greek/Hebrew/Russian	Breath. A boy or girl's name.
Aveline	Old French	From a placename. Also see Evelyn.
Avena	Latin	From the Oat field.
Aveolela	Samoan	rays of the sun
Avera	Hebrew	A transgressor.
Averah		A transgressor.
Averil	Old English	The slayer of the boar.
Avery	Old English	The ruler of the elves. A boy or girl's name.
Avice	French	Warlike.
Avis	Latin	A bird. Also a variation of Avice.
Aviva	Modern Jewish	Of the springtime.
Avoca	Irish	A sweet valley.
Avril	French	From April, the first month in the Roman calendar, and the beginning of spring. French form of April.
Awsta	Welsh	Majestic, or revered. The Welsh form of Augusta.
Awusi	Ghanian	Born on a Sunday.
Axelia	Greek	protector of mankind
Axelle	Teutonic	The father of peace. The feminine form of Axel.
Ayala	Modern Hebrew	A deer.
Ayame	Japanese	Iris
Ayasha	Muslim	muhammads wife
Ayelin	Ayla, Linn
Ayesha		Life. The name of Mohamed?s third and favourite wife.
Ayiana	American Indian	eternal bllom
Ayita	Native American	worker
Ayla	Hebrew	oak tree
Aylwen	Welsh	A fair brow.
Ayme
Ayse	Turkish
Ayseg?l	Turkish
Ayushi	Hindu
Ayushmati	Hindu	person who has a long life
Azadeh	Latin, Persian	dry earth; detached, free of material things
Azalea	Latin/Teutonic	Latin Dry: Earth. Teutonic Noble: Cheer. Also a flower name.
Azalia	Hebrew	spared by jehovah
Azaria	Hebrew	Helped by God. A boy or girl's name.
Azarni	Japanese	A thistle flower.
Aziza	Arabic	The cherished one.
Azland	Aza, Azalyn
Azra	Arabic	Virginal.
Azrael	Az
Azura	Old French	From the Persian for blue sky.

Baby Girl Names - B

Baako	African	first born
Babette		The foreigner or stranger.
Bacia	Ugandan	family deaths ruined the home
Bageshwari	Hindu
Baji	joyful	Jiji
Baka	Hindu	crane
Bakana	Aboriginal	A lookout.
Bakarne	Basque	solitude
Bala	Sanskrit	A young girl.
Balbina	Latin	strong, stammers
Bambalina	Italian	Little girl.
Bambi		Child.
Banan	Arabic	fingertips
Bansari	Hindu	Bansuri
Bara	Hebrew	to choose
Barakah	Arabic	white one
Barb	Latin	The foreigner or stranger. From the name Barbara.
Barbara	Latin	The foreigner or stranger.
Barbie	Latin	The foreigner or stranger. From the name Barbara.
Bari	French, Celtic, Welsh	spear thrower, son of Harry, marksman
Barika	Swahili	Successful.
Barina	Aboriginal	The summit.
Barnadine		Bold as a bear. From the name Bernard.
Barretta	unknown	a cap
Basha	Hebrew, Greek, Polish	daughter of God, stranger
Basia	Polish	The foreigner or stranger. From the name Barbara.
Basilia	Greek	Queenly, regal. The feminine form of Basil.
Basimah	Arabic	The smiling one.
Bates	unknown
Bathilde	Teutonic	The commanding maiden of war.
Bathsheba	Hebrew	The daughter of the oath, or the seventh daughter. The wife of King David in the Bible.
Batyah	Modern Hebrew	The daughter of God.
Bayo	Nigerian	to find joy
Beata	Latin	Blessed.
Beatrice	Latin	The blessed one. She who brings joy. Beatrix was the name of a 4th-century saint.
Beatriz		Blessed.
Beau	French	Handsome or beautiful. A boy or girl's name.
Bebe	French	baby
Beccalynn	English	Becca, Lyn, Becky
Beckie		A heifer or a knotted cord.
Becky		A heifer or a knotted cord.
Beda	Old English	A warrior maiden.
Bedelia	Old English	Strength.
Bega	Aboriginal	Beautiful. A town in New South Wales.
Begonia		A flower name.
Behira	Hebrew	The brilliant one.
Bel	Hindu	sacred wood apple tree
Bela	Hungarian	The white one. A boy or girl's name.
Belda	French	A beautiful lady.
Belicia	Spanish	dedicated to god
Belina	French	A goddess.
Belinda	Italian	Beautiful.
Belita	Spanish	The beautiful one.
Belladonna	Italian	beautiful woman
Bellanca	Greek	stronghold
Belle	French	Beautiful. Also a nickname from Annabel, Arabella, Belinda, Isabel and Isabella.
Bellona	Latin	After the Roman goddess of war.
Belva		Beautiful. Also a nickname from Annabel, Arabella, Belinda, Isabel and Isabella.
Belvia		Beautiful. Also a nickname from Annabel, Arabella, Belinda, Isabel and Isabella.
Benedicta	Latin	Blessed. The feminine form of Benedict.
Benilda	Latin	Benign - of good intentions.
Benita		Daughter of my right hand. Feminine form of Benedict.
Benquasha	Native American	daughter of Ben
Benta	Hebrew	The wise one.
Beranger	French	courage of a bear
Berdine	Teutonic	A glorious maiden.
Berenice	Greek	The bringer of victory. Also see Veronica.
Berit	Old German	bright, glorious
Bernadette	French from Teutonic	As brave as a bear. The feminine form of Bernard. Generally a Catholic name.
Bernadine		Bold as a bear. From the name Bernard.
Bernia	Old English	A maiden of battle.
Bernice		Brings victory.
Bernina		After a peak in the Swiss Alps.
Berry	Old English	A fruit or berry. Also a nickname from Berenice and Bernadette.
Berta		A bright or famous pledge. The feminine form of Gilbert.
Bertana	Aboriginal	The day.
Bertha	Teutonic	Bright and shining. Also see Roberta.
Berthilda	Old English	A shining warrior maid.
Berwyn	Welsh	Fair-haired, or a bright friend. A boy or girl's name.
Beryan	Cornish	The name of a saint.
Beryl	Greek	A precious green jewel.
Bess		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Bessie		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Bessy		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Beta	Czech	dedicated to god
Beth	Hebrew	house of god
Bethan	Welsh	A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God.
Bethany	Hebrew	A house of poverty. A placename from the New Testament.
Bethel	Hebrew	The house of God.
Bethesda	Hebrew	A house of mercy. A place mentioned in the Bible.
Bethia	Hebrew	The daughter of God.
Bethshaya	English	Beth, Shaya, Shay
Betrys	Welsh	The blessed one. She who brings joy. Form of Beatrice.
Betsey		A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God.
Betsy		A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God.
Bette		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Bettie		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Bettina		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Betty		Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa.
Beulah	Hebrew	The married one. Also a biblical placename.
Beverley	Old English	From the stream of the beaver. Originally derived from a surname.
Beverly	Old English	From the stream of the beaver. A boy or girl's name.
Bevin	Irish Gaelic	Sweet voiced, melodious.
Bharati	Hindu
Bhavya	Hindu
Bhayana	Hindu
Bhoomi	Hindu	earth
Bian	Vietnamese	Secretive, or hidden.
Bianca	Italian	Fair-haired, or of a fair complexion. Form of Blanche. Used by Shakespeare for characters in two of his plays.
Bibi	Arabic	A lady.
Biddy	Irish	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget.
Bijal	Hindu
Billie	Teutonic	A wise ruler or protector. Feminine form of Billy and William, and also a diminutive of Wilhelmina.
Bina	Hebrew	Intelligence, understanding. Also a Diminutive of Sabina.
Binda	Aboriginal	Deep water.
Bindiya	Hindu
Binty	Swahili	Daughter
Birdie	Modern English	A little bird.
Birget	Norwegian	protecting
Birgit	Scandinavian	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. Forms of Bridget.
Birgitta	Scandinavian	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. Forms of Bridget.
Birgitte	Scandinavian	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. Forms of Bridget.
Birkita	Celtic	strength
Blaine	Irish Gaelic	Thin. A boy or girl's name.
Blair	Scottish Gaelic	From the plain or field. A boy or girl's name.
Blaise	Latin	One who lisps or stammers. A boy or girl's name.
Blake	Old English	Fair-haired. A boy or girl's name.
Blanche	Old French	Fair-haired, or of a fair complexion. Also see Bianca and Blondelle.
Blanda	Teutonic	dazzling
Blaze		A flame.
Blenda		Beautiful. From the name Belinda.
Blinda		Beautiful. From the name Belinda.
Blinn
Bliss	Old English	Joy, gladness.
Blodwen	Welsh	White flower, or blessed flower.
Blondelle	French	The little blond or fair one. Also see Bianca and Blanche.
Blossom	Old English	A flower or bloom.
Bluma	Old German	a flower, bloom
Bly	Native American	high, tall
Blythe	Old English	Joyous and cheerful. A boy or girl's name.
Bo	Old Norse/Chinese	Old Norse: A householder. Chinese: Precious. A boy or girl's name.
Bo-Bae	Korean	treasure, precious
Boa
Bobbi		Bright fame, famous. Feminine form of Robert. Also see Robin.
Bobbie	Teutonic	Famous, bright fame. A boy or girl's name.
Bobby	Teutonic	Famous, bright fame. A boy or girl's name.
Bodil	Old Norse	A battle maiden.
Bohdana	Russian	from god
Bona	Latin	Good.
Bonita	Spanish	Pretty.
Bonnie	English/Scottish	Fine, pretty. Also see Bonita.
Bonny	English/Scottish	Fine, pretty. Also see Bonita.
Borgny	Norwegian	help, new
Boronia		A plant name.
Bracha	Hebrew	a blessing
Brandee		Brandy, after dinner drink.
Brandi	beacon light
Brandie	Dutch	Brandy, fine wine.
Brandy	Dutch	Brandy, fine wine. Also a feminine form of Brandon.
Branka	Slowenian
Branwen	Welsh	Beautiful, or a holy raven.
Breda		A city in the Netherlands.
Bree		Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget and Briana, but also an independent name.
Brenda	Old Norse	A flaming sword.
Brenna	Irish Gaelic	Raven-haired.
Bretta	Celtic	from Britain
Briallen	Welsh	A Primrose.
Briana	Celtic	Noble, honourable. The feminine form of Brian.
Brianna		See Brian.
Brianne		See Brian.
Briar	Middle English	A thorny plant.
Bridget	Irish Gaelic	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. St Brigid is one of Ireland's patron saints.
Bridgit		Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget.
Brie		Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget and Briana, but also an independent name.
Brier	French	heather
Brietta	Celtic	strong
Brigit		Strong.
Brigitte	French/German	Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget.
Brilynn	strength, casade
Brina	Celtic	protector
Briony		A vine-like plant.
Brit		From the name Britannia.
Britany		From the name Brittania.
Brites	Celtic	strength
Britt		A Swedish form of Bridget.
Brittania		From Brittain, British.
Brittany	Latin	Britain. Also the name of a French province.
Brittnee		From Britain.
Brodie	Irish Gaelic	A ditch. A boy or girl's name.
Bron	African	The source.
Brona	Irish	Sorrow.
Bronnen	Cornish	A rush.
Bronte	English	From the surname of the Bronte sisters, novelists Anne, Charlotte and Emily.
Bronwen	Welsh	White or fair breasted.
Bronwyn	Welsh	fair breast
Bronya	Slavonic	Armour, protection.
Brook	Old English	At the brook or stream. A boy or girl's name.
Brooke	Old English	At the brook or stream. A boy or girl's name.
Bruna	Teutonic	Brown, or dark-haired. The feminie form of the boy's name Bruno. Also see Bruella.
Brunella	Teutonic/Italian	Brown-haired. Also See Bruna.
Brunhilde	Teutonic	An armed warrior maiden. The name given to a warrior queen in Germanic legend.
Bryanne		Strong one.
Brygid	Polish	Strength.
Brygida		Irish Gaelic: Strong, spirited. An ancient. Celtic: Goddess. St Brigid is one of Ireland's patron saints.
Bryher	Celtic	The name of one of the Scilly Isles, off the coast of Cornwall.
Bryn	Welsh	A hill. A boy or girl's name.
Bryna	Irish	Strength.
Bryony	Greek	A vine-like plant.
Brysen
Buena	Spanish	Good.
Buffy		A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God.
Bunny	English	A little rabbit.
Bunty	English	Originally used as a pet count, perhaps meaning a lamb.
Burdette		Courageous.
Burilda	Aboriginal	A black swan.
Buttercup		A flower name.
Butterfly		A butterfly.

Baby Girl Names - C

Cade		Pure.
Cadee		Pure.
Cadence	Latin	Rhythmic.
Cadrian	Rhian
Caelyn	loved forever	Cay
Cai	Vietnamese
Cailey
Cailin	Gaelic	A girl.
Caimile	African	A family is born.
Cairine	Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cairistiona	Scottish Gaelic	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cait	Irish Gaelic	Pure, virginal.
Caitlin	Irish Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caitlyn		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caitrin	Irish Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caja	Cornish	A daisy.
Cala	Arabic	castle
Calandra	Greek	A lark.
Calantha	Greek	A beautiful blossom.
Caledonia	Latin	A woman from Scotland.
Calendre	Greek
Caley	Irish Gaelic	Slender. A boy or girl's name.
Calida	Latin	Warns and loving.
Calista	Greek	The most beautiful one.
Calix		Very handsome.
Calixte		Very beautiful.
Calla	Greek	Beautiful.
Callan	German	chatter
Callia	French	Beautiful.
Callidora	Greek	The gift of beauty.
Calliope	Greek	A beautiful voice. The muse of poetry in Greek mythology.
Callista		Most beautiful.
Callisto	Greek/Latin	Greek: A mythological nymph. Latin: The beautiful little one.
Caltha	Latin	yellow flower
Calypso	Greek	A legendary sea nymph. Also a West Indian style of music.
Cam	Vietnamese, English	orange fruit, sweet, beloved, referring to the sun
Cambria	Latin	An ancient name for Wales.
Camelai	Latin	flower name
Camellia		A flower name.
Cameo	Italian	An engraved gem.
Camilla	Latin	From a Roman family name, possibly meaning noble.
Camille	Latin	Virginal, unblemished character. Also from a Roman family name. A boy or girl's name.
Camira	Aboriginal	Of the wind.
Canace	Greek	The daughter of the wind.
Candace	English/Latin	Possibly meaning brilliant white or clarity. The name of several queens of Ethiopia, and mentioned in the Bible.
Candice		Possibly meaning brilliant white or clarity. From the name Candace.
Candida	Latin	White.
Candide		Dazzling white.
Candie		Possibly meaning brilliant white From the name Candace.
Candra	Latin	Luminescent.
Candy	English	The sweet one. Also a nickname from Candace and Candida.
Cantara	Arabic	small bridge
Caoimhe	Celtic	gentleness, beauty, grace
Capri		Italian island.
Caprice	Italian	Unpredictable, whimsical.
Cara	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Caragh	Irish	Love.
Carajean	sweet melody	Cari
Caralee		From Cara and Lee. Cara - Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one. Lee - A meadow or a clearing.
Caralyn		From Cara and Lynn. Cara - Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one. Lynn - A waterfall.
Cardinia	Aboriginal	The dawn.
Caren		Pure. Also see Catherine, Karen and Kathleen.
Carensa		Love.
Carenza		Love.
Caresse		Beloved.
Carew	Latin	run
Carey	Irish/Celtic/Cornish	Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Carha		A pillar stone.
Cari	Turkish	flows like water
Carin	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carina	Aboriginal	A bride. Also see Cara.
Carine		Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carissa	Latin	The most beloved one.
Carla		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carleigh	German	freeholder
Carlen	Teutonic	woman
Carley		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlie		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlin	Cornish/IrishGaelic	Cornish: From the fort by the pool. Irish Gaelic: The little champion. A boy or girl's name.
Carlina	Italian	A free person.
Carling	Old English	hill wehre old women or witches gather
Carlota		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlotta		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carly		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carmel	Hebrew	A garden or orchard.
Carmela	Italian	A garden or orchard.
Carmelita	Spanish	A garden or orchard.
Carmen	Spanish	A garden or orchard.
Carmine		A garden or orchard.
Carmita		A garden or orchard.
Carna	Arabic	horn
Carnation		A flower name.
Carnelian		The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Carol		A free person.
Carolena		Little and womanly.
Caroline		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carolyn		From the name Carol and Linda. Carol - A free person. Lyn - A waterfall.
Caron	French	pure
Carreen	English	A character in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind. Also see Cara.
Carrie	English	A free person.
Carrieann		Gracious and womanly.
Carrigan	Gaelic
Carrington	Old English	beautiful
Carryl	Welsh	Love. Also see Carol.
Cary	Irish/Celtic/Cornish	Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Caryn	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carys	Welsh	The beloved one.
Cascadia	Greek	Cassie, Cass, Cassi, Cassee
Casey	Irish Gaelic	The vigilant one. A boy or girl's name.
Casilda	Latin	of the home
Casondra		Not to be believed.
Cassandra	Greek	In legend, a Trojan princess with the gift of prophecy.
Cassia	Hebrew	From the Cassia tree, a variety of cinnamon. Also see Kezia.
Cassiel	Latin	angel of saturday, the earthy mother
Casta	Latin	Pure and modest.
Castalia	Greek	A mythological figure.
Catalin		Wizard.
Catalina	Spanish	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catalonia	Spanish	A region of Spain.
Catarina	Portuguese	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catava	African	name from a proverb
Caterina	Italian	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathay		An archaic name for China.
Cathee		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catherine	Greek	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathie		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathleen	Irish	Pure, virginal. Also see Catherine.
Cathlene	Irish	Pure, virginal. Also see Catherine.
Cathy		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catrin	Welsh	Pure.
Catriona	Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cauvery	Hindu	Cavery
Cayla		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cayleigh	Gaelic	party
Ceana		God is gracious.
Cecania	German	free
Cecia	Seesha, Sessi
Cecile		Blind.
Cecilia	Latin	The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Cecily	Irish	The blind one, or the sixth. .
Ceinwen	Welsh	Blessed and fair.
Celandia	Greek	the swallow
Celandine		A flower name.
Celena	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celene	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celeste	Latin	Heavenly.
Celestyn	Polish	Heaven.
Celia		The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Celie	French	The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Celina	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celine	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Cerdwin	Celtic	the mother Goddess
Cerelia	Latin	of the spring
Ceres	Latin	The Roman goddess of corn and tillage.
Ceridwen	Welsh	Fair poetry.
Cerise	French	Cherry red.
Chaitaly	Hindu
Chaitra	Hindu	aries sign
Chalsie		Seaport.
Chana		Gracious.
Chanah	Hebrew	grace
Chance	Old French	A church official or chancellor. A boy or girl's name.
Chandani	Sanskrit	name of the goddess devi
Chandi	Sanskrit	angry name of goddess sakti
Chandra	Sanskrit	A shining moon. A boy or girl's name.
Chane	Hindu, Swahili	name of a god, dependability
Chanel	French	The name of a famous perfume.
Chantal	French	From a family name meaning stone or boulder. The name has also come to mean a little singer.
Chantel		Rocky land or singer.
Charis	Greek	Grace, the graceful one.
Charisma	Greek	grace
Charissa	Greek	grace
Charisse		Grace, beauty, kindness.
Charity	Latin	Loving and benevolent. One of the three Graces in Greek mythology.
Charla		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlee		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charleen		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charleigh		Man.
Charlene		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charline		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlot		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlotte		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charmaine	Greek	Delightful.
Charmian	Latin	From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Charo		A free person. From the name Carol.
Charu	Hindu
Chastity	Latin	Pure and chaste.
Chavi		Female child.
Chay	Old German	man
Chaya	Hebrew	life
Chaylen	Aylen
Chelle		Like the Lord. A feminine form of Michael. Also see Michaela.
Chelsa		Harbour.
Chelsea		From the name of a fashionable London suburb.
Chelsi		Seaport.
Chelsia		Harbour.
Chenoa	Native American	A white dove.
Cher	French	The beloved one.
Cheri		The beloved one.
Cherie		Beloved.
Cherilyn	English	Derived from Cher or Cheryl and Lynn. Cher and Cheryl - The beloved one. Lynn - A Waterfall.
Cherise	Greek	grace
Cherish	Old French	The treasured one.
Cherlin		The beloved one.
Cherry		The beloved one. Also a fruit name.
Cheryl		The beloved one.
Chesna	Slavonic	Peaceful.
Chevonne	Irish Gaelic	Form of Jane and Judith. Jane - God is gracious. Judith - A woman from Judea.
Chhavvi	Hindu
Chhaya	Hindu	shadow
Chiara	Italian	Bright and famous. The name of an Irish county. Also See Clarice.
Chika	Japanese	near
Chilali	Native American	snowbird
Chimalis	Native American	bluebird
Chipo	African	gift
Chiquita	Spanish	The little one.
Chitra	Hindu	portrait
Chitrangda	Hindu
Chizu	Japanese	A thousand storks. A name which implies longevity.
Chloe	Greek	A fertile young maiden.
Chloris	Greek	A plant lover.
Cho	Japanese/Korean	A butterfly. Korean beautiful.
Choden	Tibetan/Sherpa	The devout one.
Chow	Chinese	Summer.
Chrissy		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christa		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christabel	English	Beautiful Christian. Derived from Christina and Belle.
Christal		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christea		Bearing Christ. From the name Christa.
Christel		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christelle		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christian	Latin	A follower of Christ. A Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christiana		Christian, anointed.
Christie	Irish/Scottish	A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christina	Latin	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Christine		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christmas	Old English	Born at Christmas time. A boy or girl's name.
Christy	Irish/Scottish	A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Chruse	Greek	golden, the golden one
Chrysantha		A flower name. From Chrysanthemum - Greek for a golden flower.
Chrysilla	Greek	Golden-haired.
Chyou	Chinese	autumn
Ciannait	Irish	ancient
Ciar	Irish	saint's name
Ciara	Irish Gaelic	A spear.
Cicely		The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Cicily		The blind one, or the sixth. .
Cilla		From a Roman family name. From the name Priscilla, but also an independent name.
Cinderella	French	A maiden of the cinders or ashes.
Cindy		A maiden of the cinders or ashes. From the name Cinderella, Cynthia and Lucinda (See Lucy), but also used as an independent name.
Cindylou		A maiden of the cinders or ashes. From Cindy and Louise.
Cinnabar	Greek	Red. A colour name and also the name of a mineral.
Cinnamon	Hebrew	A spice name.
Circe	Greek	witch-goddess, seductive
Cirea
Cissy		The blind one, or the sixth. .
Claiborne	Old English	born of the earth
Claire	French	Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clara		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarabelle	Latin/French	Bright and beautiful. From Clan and Belle.
Clare	Latin	Bright and famous. The name of an Irish county. Also See Clarice.
Clarice	French from Latin	The little brilliant one. Also See Clue.
Clarinda		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarine		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarissa		Brilliant.
Claudia	Latin	The lame one. The feminine form of Claude.
Clematis	Greek	A climbing plant. A flower name.
Clemence	Latin	Mild, merciful.
Clementine		Merciful.
Cleo		Glory of the father. The queen of Egypt from 47-30 BC.
Cleomenes		From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Cleopatra	Greek	Glory of the father. The queen of Egypt from 47-30 BC.
Cleta		Glory of the father.
Cleva	Old English	From the cliff. Feminine form of Clive.
Cliantha	Greek	A glorious flower.
Clio	Greek	The glorious one. The muse of history in Greek mythology. Also see Cleopatra.
Clodagh	Irish	From the name of a river.
Clodia		The lame one. The feminine form of Claude.
Clorinda	Persian	Of renowned beauty.
Cloris		A plant lover.
Clotilda	Teutonic	Famous battle maiden.
Clove		A nail.
Clover	Old English	A flower name.
Clymene	Greek	Renowned.
Cochiti	Spanish	forgotten
Cody	Old English	A pillow or cushion. A boy or girl's name.
Colenso	Cornish	From the dark pool.
Colette	French	The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Colleen	Irish Gaelic	A girl.
Colletta		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Collette		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Columba	Latin	Dove-like. The name of a 6th-century Irish saint. Also see Calum and Coleman. A boy or girl's name.
Columbia	Old English	a dove
Columbine		A flower name. Also see Columba.
Concepcion	Latin/Spanish	Latin: The beginning. Spanish: A name that relates to the Virgin Mary's Immaculate Conception.
Concordia	Latin	The harmonious one.
Conncetta	Conny
Connie		Steadfast, constant.
Constance	Latin	Steadfast, constant.
Consuela	Latin	The consoler or comforter.
Consuelo	Spanish	Consolation.
Coorah	Aboriginal	A woman.
Cora	Greek	A maiden.
Corabelle		A combination of Con and Belle, meaning a beautiful maiden.
Coral	Latin	From the sea.
Coralia	Greek	Like coral.
Coralie		Little maiden.
Corazon	Spanish	The heart. Often used in the Philippines.
Corbin		A raven.
Cordelia	Celtic	A jewel of the sea.
Coreen	Aboriginal	The end of the hills.
Corentine		Little Cora.
Corey	Celtic/Gaelic	Dweller in the hollow. A boy or girl's name.
Corin	Cornish/Latin	Cornish: From the corner. Latin: The name of a Roman deity, possibly meaning a spear. Also from Shakespeare's play As You Like It. A boy or girl's name.
Corina		A maiden.
Corinda	Cori
Corine		A maiden.
Corinna		A maiden.
Corinne		A maiden.
Corliss	Old English	The cheerful one.
Cornelia	Latin	A horn. The feminine form of Cornelius.
Cornelian		The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Corona	Latin	A town.
Corowa	Aboriginal	A rocky river.
Corrine		A maiden.
Cory		Helmet. A boy or girl's name.
Cosette		Victorious people.
Cosima	Greek	Perfect order.
Cossette	French	Of the victorious.
Courtney	Old French	The short-nosed one, or frons a placename. A boy or girl's name.
Crescent	Old French	one who creates
Cressida	Greek	The golden one. A Shakespearian character.
Crisiant	Welsh	Like a crystal. A boy or girl's name.
Crispina	Latin	The curly-haired one. Feminine form of Crispin.
Cristin		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristina		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristine		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristiona	Irish Gaelic	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristy		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Crystal	Greek	Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Curissa
Cuyler	Celtic	chapel
Cybele	French	The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cybil		The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cybill		The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cynara	Greek	thistle
Cyndi		Of the moon.
Cynere	Greek	An artichoke or thistle.
Cynthia	Greek	Of the moon. An alternative name for the Greek moon goddess, Artemis.
Cypriana	Greek	A woman from Cyprus.
Cyprien	French	cypriot
Cyrena	Greek	A woman from Cyrene, an ancient Greek colony in North Africa.
Cyrene	Greek	name of a mythological nymph
Cyrilla	Greek	Lordly or proud one. Feminine form of Cyril.
Cytheria	Latin	venus
Cyzarine	Russian	royalty