Girl names page 19 of 20
3,874 names given to girls, unisex names included, from 72 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- TonalliUnisexIn Nahuatl, a word for a day and for the sun's warmth.
- TondraGirlFrom Esperanto tondro: "thunder", with the feminine ending -a attached.
- ToninaGirlFeminine diminutive of Antonia, derived from the Latin family name Antonius, itself of uncertain origin.
- TonyaGirlA diminutive form of Antonia, used as an independent name in English-speaking countries and as a Russian pet form of…
- TopazGirlFrom the English word for a precious gemstone, typically yellow or golden in colour, the birthstone traditionally…
- TopsyGirlFrom a nickname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from the English word top, popularised as a given name by a…
- ToriGirlA diminutive form of Victoria, derived from the Latin word for 'victory'.
- ToriaGirlA short form of Victoria, derived from the Latin word for 'victory'.
- ToryUnisexA diminutive of names containing similar sounds, particularly Salvatore and Victoria, derived from different…
- TottieGirlA diminutive of Charlotte, derived from the French masculine name Charles meaning 'free man'.
- TottyGirlA diminutive of Charlotte, derived from the French masculine name Charles meaning 'free man'.
- TraceeGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TraciGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TracieGirlA feminine variant of Tracy, derived from a Norman French place name with the meaning 'domain belonging to Thracius'.
- TracyUnisexA surname from Normandy referring to Thracius's domain or estate, which became established as a given name through…
- TreasureGirlFrom the English word for a valued possession or precious item, ultimately derived from Greek thesauros meaning…
- TressaGirlLong lock of hair, or variant of Theresa.
- TriaGirlShort form of names ending in similar sounds, possibly Demetria.
- TrianaGirlFrom the Triana neighbourhood of Seville, Spain; the meaning of the place name is uncertain.
- TriciaGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TrinaGirlShort form of Katrina.
- TrinityGirlThe Christian concept of God's three-fold nature: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- TrishGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TrishaGirlShort form of Patricia.
- TristaGirlSorrowful or sad.
- TristenUnisexSorrowful or sad.
- TristinUnisexSorrowful or sad.
- TrixGirlThe one who brings joy.
- TrixieGirlThe one who brings joy.
- TruUnisexTrue or a short form of names containing 'tru'.
- TrudieGirlA pet name meaning loyal and faithful, derived from Gertrude.
- TrudyGirlA pet name meaning loyal and faithful, derived from Gertrude.
- TrueUnisexGenuine, honest, and loyal; taken directly from the English word true.
- TsetsegGirlThe everyday Mongolian word for a flower, цэцэг, used on its own as a girl's name.
- TshegofatsoGirlFrom the Setswana verb go tshegofatsa, "to bless": a noun meaning "blessing".
- TshepisoUnisexFrom the Setswana verb go tshepa, "to trust or promise": a noun meaning "promise".
- TshepoUnisexSesotho and Setswana for "hope", from the verb tshepa, "to trust" or "to hope".
- TsheringUnisexFrom Tibetan tshe ring (ཚེ་རིང), "long life", joining tshe "life" and ring "long".
- TsholofeloGirlFrom the Setswana verb go tsholofela, "to hope or expect": a noun meaning "hope".
- TsitsiGirlShona for "mercy" or "compassion".
- TswbUnisexMeans "bell" in Hmong.
- TuesdayGirlThe day of the week named after the Norse god Tiw.
- Tui (Māori)GirlThe name of a native New Zealand songbird with a distinctive appearance.
- TulliaGirlThe feminine form of the Roman family name Tullius.
- TulugaqUnisexThe ordinary Kalaallisut word for "raven", given directly as a personal name.
- TumeloUnisexSesotho and Setswana for "faith" or "belief", from the verb dumela, "to believe" or "to agree".
- TumisangUnisexFrom the Setswana verb go tumisa, "to praise or make renowned": an imperative meaning "give praise".
- TupaarnaqGirlThe Kalaallisut name for wild thyme, a small scented plant that flowers on Greenland's tundra.
- TutaGirlQuechua for "night".
- TwilaGirlPossibly related to twilight, or derived from a Cajun pronunciation of the French word for star.
- TylaGirlFeminine form of Tyler, a name for someone who tiled roofs.
- UbonGirlFrom Sanskrit उत्पल (utpala), "lotus".
- UcheUnisexThe Igbo word for thought, sense, wisdom or personal opinion, used directly as a name.
- UchennaUnisexFrom Igbo uche, "thought or wisdom," and nna, "father": the wisdom of one's father.
- UduakUnisexIbibio for "will" or "desire", from the everyday Ibibio word for a personal wish.
- UduakobongUnisexIbibio for "God's will", combining uduak, "will/desire", with Obong, "God".
- UfuomaUnisexUrhobo for calm or inner peace, given as a wish for a peaceful life.
- Ugo (Igbo)UnisexAn Igbo word meaning "eagle", used as a given name and as a short form or element in longer names like Ugochukwu.
- UgochiGirlFrom Igbo ugo, "eagle," and chi, a person's guiding spirit: often rendered in English as "eagle of God."
- UʻilaniUnisexCombines uʻi, evoking youthful attractiveness, with lani, referring to the heavens and royalty; thus means "heavenly…
- UjarakUnisexThe Kalaallisut word for "stone" or "rock", used as a personal name.
- UjuGirlThe Igbo word for fullness, abundance or plenty, used as a girl's name.
- UkaleqGirlThe Kalaallisut word for "hare", given as a girl's name.
- UlloriaqUnisexThe Kalaallisut word for "star", given as a personal name.
- UlyssaGirlThe feminine form of Ulysses, the legendary Greek hero.
- UmaGirlEither from Sanskrit उमा, "flax", or, by a traditional story, from the exclamation "oh, do not!"; it is best known…
- UnaGirlProbably from an Old Irish word for "lamb", though in English it has also been linked to the Latin word for "one".
- UnathiUnisexFrom Xhosa u-, "he, she", and nathi, "with us": "he or she is with us".
- UniqueGirlDistinctive and unlike anything else, derived from the Latin word unicus.
- UnityGirlThe state of being united as one, derived from the Latin word unitas.
- UrpiGirlQuechua for "dove" or "pigeon", also used as a term of endearment.
- UyangaGirlFrom Mongolian уянга, "melody" or the lyrical quality of a song.
- UzochiUnisexFrom Igbo uzo, "road or way," and chi, a person's guiding spirit: the way of one's chi.
- UzomaUnisexFrom Igbo uzo, "road or way," and oma, "good": good road, or good way.
- VaihereGirlFrom Tahitian vai, "water", and here, "loved" or "dear": loosely, a beloved, cherished one.
- VaimitiGirlFrom Tahitian vai, "water", and miti, "sea" or "salt": together, something close to seawater.
- VaitiareGirlFrom Tahitian vai, "water", and tiare, "flower": together, a flower growing by, or floating on, water.
- ValUnisexA short form derived from names beginning with "Val", such as Valentine, Valerie, and similar names.
- ValeGirlA landscape word for a valley, particularly a broad river valley, with poetic resonance.
- ValenciaGirlDerived from the Latin term for strength and vigour; used as a place name in Spain and Venezuela and subsequently…
- ValentineUnisexFrom the Latin name Valentinus, derived from valens meaning "strong" or "vigorous".
- ValerianaGirlFrom Latin valere, "to be strong", via the Roman family name Valerius and its adjective Valerianus.
- ValérianeGirlFrench feminine form of Valerianus, from Latin meaning strong and vigorous.
- ValerieGirlA name derived from the Latin word for strength and vigor.
- ValkyrieGirlDerived from Old Norse roots meaning "those who choose among the dead"; the title given to the divine warrior women of…
- ValoraGirlFrom Esperanto valo: "worth" or "value", with the feminine ending -a.
- VanessaGirlAn invented literary name created by author Jonathan Swift, derived from elements of a historical person's name.
- Vanna (Khmer)UnisexFrom Khmer វណ្ណា (von-nea): "colour" or "hue", derived from Sanskrit varṇa.
- Vanna (Latin & Italian)GirlShort form of Giovanna, the Italian feminine form of John: "God is gracious".
- VariniaGirlFeminine form of the old Roman family name Varinius, whose original sense has not been established.
- VeasnaUnisexKhmer for fate or destiny, from a Sanskrit word originally meaning a lingering mental impression.
- Vega (Nordic & Old Norse)GirlFrom the star's Arabic name al-Wāqiʿ, "the falling eagle", respelled Vega by medieval European astronomers.
- Vega (Spanish)GirlSpanish for "meadow" or "fertile lowland", also a Marian title.
- VeldaGirlPossibly derived from the Old German element walt, meaning "power" or "authority", though the etymology is uncertain.
- VeliaGirlFrom the Roman family name Velius, possibly meaning "hidden" or "concealed".
- VelmaGirlLikely a variant of Wilma, possibly influenced by the name Selma, using Germanic roots meaning "will" or "protection"…
- VelvetGirlFrom the English word for soft fabric, woven to create a smooth, dense surface.
- VenetiaGirlA name derived from Venice, the famous Italian city, and the broader Veneto region.
- VenkaGirlFrom Esperanto venki: "to conquer" or "to overcome", ultimately from Latin vinco.
- VeraGirlFaith: from Slavic vera / vjera. In Latin and Italian, vera also means "true".
- VerbenaGirlFrom the Latin verbena, referring to the flowering plant of the same name; the Latin root originally meant "leaves…
- VerdaGirlOf uncertain meaning, possibly from Spanish verde meaning "green" or verdad meaning "truth".
- VerityGirlFrom the English word meaning "verity" or "truth", derived from Latin verus meaning "true" or "real".
- VernaGirlThe feminine form of Vernon, possibly associated with the Latin word vernus meaning spring.
- VeronaGirlFrom the Italian city Verona; the city's etymology is uncertain but possibly derives from ancient Celtic roots meaning…
- VéroniqueGirlA name derived from the Latin word for true image.
- VesnaGirlSpring (the season): "vesna" is an old Slavic word for spring.
- VesperaGirlFrom Esperanto vespero: "evening", ultimately derived from Latin vesper.
- VianneGirlPossibly a combination of Vi and Anne, or a short form of Vivianne; exact etymology is uncertain.
- VicUnisexA short form of Victor or Victoria, both meaning conqueror.
- VickiGirlA diminutive of Victoria, meaning conqueror.
- VickieGirlA diminutive of Victoria, meaning conqueror.
- VickyGirlA diminutive of Victoria, meaning conqueror.
- VictoireGirlA name derived from the Latin word for victory.
- VictorianaGirlFeminine form of Victorianus, "belonging to Victor", ultimately from Latin victor, "conqueror".
- VictorineGirlA name derived from the Latin word for victory.
- ViennaGirlFrom the name of Vienna, the capital city of Austria, ultimately from the Latin Vindobona.
- VienneGirlThe French word for Vienna, the capital of Austria; ultimately from the Latin Vindobona.
- VikkiGirlA diminutive of Victoria, meaning conqueror.
- VincenteGirlA name derived from the Latin word for conquering.
- VinnieUnisexA friendly short form of Vincent and similar names; meaning conqueror.
- ViolaGirlMeans violet in Latin, referring to the purple flower.
- ViolaineGirlA name derived from the Latin word for violet, invented for literary purposes.
- VioletGirlTaken from the name of the bloom, a small flower that commonly appears in purple shades.
- VioletteGirlA name derived from the Latin word for violet.
- VionaGirlA rare name of unclear origin; potentially a blend of two separate names.
- VirgeeGirlA diminutive of Virginia, meaning pure or virginal.
- VirgenGirlSpanish word for virgin, used as a name in reverence of the Virgin Mary.
- VirgieGirlA cheerful, informal diminutive of Virginia, which derives from the Latin virgo meaning pure or virginal.
- VirginiaGirlA Roman family name of unclear origin, popularly linked to the Latin word for "maiden" though that link may be folk…
- VirgoGirlLatin for "maiden" or "virgin": the word behind the constellation and zodiac sign of the same name.
- VissentaGirlThe feminine form of Vincent, from Latin Vincentius: "conquering".
- VivianUnisexFrom the Latin vivus meaning alive, full of life or lively.
- VivianeGirlA name derived from the Latin word for living or lively.
- VivienneGirlA name derived from the Latin word for living or lively.
- VivietteGirlA rare, literary diminutive form of Vivienne, meaning lively or full of life.
- ViyanGirlBuilt on the Kurmanji Kurdish word for wanting or wishing, so the name reads as "desire" or "wish".
- VreniGirlFrom the Latin name Verena, likely derived from verus: "true".
- WaiUnisexRoughly "to spread out" or "to abound", from an everyday Burmese word for plenty.
- WaimarieGirlFrom wai (water, precious) and marie (calm, peaceful): "good luck" or "blessed fortune".
- WairimuGirlFrom Kikuyu irimũ, "ogre, giant".
- WallisUnisexA variant of Wallace, derived from Norman meaning Welshman or foreigner, used for both boys and girls.
- WambliUnisexThe Lakota word for "eagle".
- WambuiGirlKikuyu for "zebra".
- WanangwaUnisexThe Tumbuka word for freedom.
- WangariGirlFrom Kikuyu ngarĩ, "leopard".
- WangchukUnisexFrom Tibetan dbang phyug (དབང་ཕྱུག), "powerful" or "mighty", literally "possessing power".
- WanguiGirlFrom Kikuyu ngũi, "song leader".
- WanjikuGirlA traditional Kikuyu name of unrecorded meaning.
- WanjiruGirlPossibly from Kikuyu njĩra, "path, way".
- WattanaUnisexFrom Thai วัฒนา (wattana), "progress, prosperity", rooted in Sanskrit वर्धन (vardhana), "growth, increase".
- WaverlyUnisexA place name with English origins, possibly suggesting movement or uncertainty combined with natural clearings, giving…
- WendyGirlA name created by J. M. Barrie for Peter Pan (1904), inspired by a childhood nickname meaning "friend" or possibly…
- WeronikaGirlFrom Veronica: "true image".
- WhetūUnisexMeans "star" in Māori.
- WhitleyGirlA place name meaning "white clearing" or "pale woodland", derived from Old English elements referring to color and open…
- WhitneyUnisexA place name probably meaning "white island", derived from Old English hwit (white) and ieg (island).
- WibkeGirlFeminine form of the Old German name Wiebe.
- WikoliaGirlThe Hawaiian adaptation of Victoria, maintaining the same name origin whilst accommodating Hawaiian phonetic and…
- WilUnisexShort form of William and names beginning with Wil
- WildaGirlWild or untamed
- WilfredaGirlPeaceful will
- WilhelmineGirlFeminine form of Wilhelm, from Old Germanic elements wil (will, desire) and helm (helmet).
- WillaGirlFeminine form of William
- WillieUnisexDiminutive of William
- WilloughbyUnisexWillow town
- WillowGirlThe willow tree
- WillyUnisexDiminutive of William or Wilhelm
- WilmaGirlShort form of Wilhelmina, derived from Old Germanic elements wil (will) and helm (helmet).
- WiltrudGirlA German name combining elements meaning 'will' and 'strength'.
- WinUnisex"Bright" or "radiant", from an everyday Burmese descriptive word.
- WindsorUnisexFrom Old English elements meaning "riverbank with a windlass," a lifting apparatus.
- WinifredGirlFrom Latin Winifreda, possibly influenced by the Welsh name Gwenfrewi, with connections to Old English origins.
- WinnieGirlA short form of Winifred, the historic name of a Welsh saint.
- WinonaGirlMeans "firstborn daughter" in Dakota and Lakota languages.
- WinslowUnisexDerived from Old English elements meaning a hill or settlement belonging to someone named Wine.
- WinterGirlDirectly from the English word for the coldest season, derived from Old English winter.
- WisdomUnisexDirectly from the English word meaning sound judgement and knowledge, derived from Old English wis meaning wise.
- WisteriaGirlFrom the name of a climbing flowering plant, which was named in honour of Caspar Wistar, an American anatomist and…
- WonganiUnisexFrom Chewa wonga: "to give thanks, to be grateful".
- WorkneshGirlAmharic for "you are gold", the feminine counterpart of Workneh, addressed to a baby girl.
- WrenUnisexFrom the English word for a small songbird.
- WrenleyGirlFrom the bird name Wren with the popular feminine suffix -ley.
- WynneUnisexFrom an English surname derived from the given name Wine.
- XaawoGirlSomali form of Hawwa, the Arabic and Quranic name for Eve, meaning "life" or "living".
- XaliimaGirlSomali form of Halima, an Arabic name from a root meaning "gentle, patient".
- XanthiaGirlA modern elaborated form of Xanthe, a name related to the Greek word for yellow or golden.
- XatirəGirlFrom Arabic, referring to recollection, thought or reflection.
- XaviaGirlA modern feminine form of Xavier.
- XavieraGirlA feminine form of Xavier.
- XeniaGirlFrom Greek xenía: "hospitality", the sacred bond between host and guest.
- XədicəGirlFrom Arabic, meaning "early, premature" or possibly "gift".
- XəyaləGirlThe feminine form of Xəyal, derived from Arabic and denoting visions, imaginative thought or fantastical notions.
- XiadaniGirlPopularly glossed in Zapotec as "the flower that has arrived", though the word-by-word breakdown is not firmly settled.
- XochiquetzalGirlBuilt from Nahuatl xochitl "flower" and quetzalli "precious feather": what the Aztecs called their goddess of love…
- XochitlGirlThe Nahuatl word for flower.
- XquendaUnisexFrom Zapotec guenda, "spirit" or "soul", joined with the possessive prefix x- to mean roughly "one's own spirit".
- YaaGirlAn Akan day name given to a girl born on Thursday, matched with the boy's name Yaw.
- YadiraGirlMeaning uncertain; possibly derived from an Arabic name.
- YamikaniUnisexFrom Chewa yami: "praise, glorify" and kani: "have become, will become".