Popular girl names
The most popular baby girl names, with meanings and origins.
Latin
Rival, emulating.
Germanic
Universal, whole.
Hebrew
Pledged to God.
Latin
Olive tree.
Greek
Wisdom.
Hebrew
My father is joy.
Latin, Germanic
Life, bird.
Hebrew
God is my oath.
English
Son of Maud.
Italian, Scandinavian
Mine or beloved.
Greek
Young green shoot.
Latin
Elegance, divine favor.
Hebrew
Grace, favor.
Germanic
Work.
French
Free man.
Germanic, English
Light, beautiful fairy, goddess.
Latin
Birthday of the Lord or Christmas.
English, derived from Aramaic
Listener or listener of God.
Hebrew
Princess.
Greek
Noble, rational.
Hebrew
Grace, favor.
Old English
Ash tree meadow.
English
Desired, wished for.
English
Flower name, symbolizing purity and beauty.
Greek
Wisdom.
Latin
Victory.
English
Son of the noble one.
Irish
Strong, virtuous, or noble.
English
Hay meadow.
Hebrew
Pure, beloved.
Latin
From Laurentum.
Latin
Lily, a flower.
Spanish (from Taino 'zabana')
Treeless plain.
Greek
Life.
Old German
Elf ruler.
English
Broken land or marshland.
Latin
Attendant at a religious ceremony.
Persian
Gift from God, or referring to the jasmine flower.
Latin
Youthful, downy.
Arabic
Night.
Hebrew
Weary or delicate.
Old English
Noble strength.
Latin
Clear, bright.
Hebrew
God is my strength.
Hebrew
Wealthy or God beholds.
Greek
Pure.
Irish, Gaelic
Slender, fair.
Old English
Wide island.
Greek
Life.
Arabic
Exalted, sublime.
Greek
Defender of mankind.
Germanic
Free man.
English
Fate, fortune.
Hebrew
God is gracious.
Scottish
Son of Kenneth.
Hebrew
Woman from Magdala.
Hebrew
Bitter, beloved.
Sanskrit, Hebrew, Greek
Illusion, water, or mother.
Modern English
Heaven spelled backward.
Hebrew
Ewe (female sheep).