Top Girl Baby Names
Explore our collection of the most popular girl baby names. These names are ranked by popularity and represent current naming trends for girl babies.
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Pollyanna
An unfailingly optimistic outlook; Favor; Grace; Beloved
Queena
Queen
Raeleen
Raelene
Ramla
Fortuneteller; Sand
Rashell
Ewe, female sheep
Rayann
Graceful beam of light; Gate to Paradise; Watered; Splendid
Reham
Dew on flowers in the morning
Reiko
Beautiful; Tinkling of jade; Clever; Child; Coral; Heart; Mind; Spirit
Rema
white deer, white antelope; of Goddess Lakshmi
Rini
Of the sea; Little bunny
Rini
Of the sea; Little bunny
Robynn
Of Robin; Bright, shining, famous
Rosalba
white rose
Rosalea
Rose
Roselyne
Rose; Gentle horse
Roxann
Bright, shining; Dawn; A window of light
Rufina
red haired
Rysa
Laughter
Saija
Princess
Saija
Princess
Samiha
exalted, praised
Sandrine
man's defender
Sanna
means true
Seema
treasure
Shalva
Peace
Shamira
He who defends
Shanel
Pipe, channel
Shante
Stone; Peaceful
Sharifa
Honored; Virtuous, Distinguished; Shining
Shyanna
Red speak; To speak incoherently
Sistine
From Sextus; The sixth born; Pertaining to Pope Sixtus; Of the Sistine Chapel
Skyllar
scholar
Sofya
Wisdom
Sorrel
Reddish brown
Stacia
Resurrection; Fruitful
Starley
Sue
Lily
Sylvee
forest
Tally
Heaven's dew; Peaceable
Tam
Twin
Tam
Twin
Tamryn
Date palm
Teanna
Fairy queen
Thaleia
Flourishing; Joyous
Tiani
Follower of Christ
Tiare
headdress
Tonie
Priceless
Cressida
Golden
Tzipporah
Bird
About Girl Names
Girl names often reflect cultural traditions and societal expectations associated with girl identity. However, it's important to note that name choices are becoming increasingly fluid, and many parents choose to break traditional gender norms when naming their children.
Naming Tips
- Consider the meaning and origin of the name
- Think about potential nicknames and how they sound
- Check the name's popularity if you're concerned about it being too common or too unique
- Say the full name out loud to ensure it flows well
- Consider how the name might age with your child into adulthood