Top Girl Baby Names

Karina Pure, chaste

Georgina Farmer; Earth worker

Emmie Industrious

Joan God is gracious

Joan God is gracious

Joan God is gracious

Theodora God's gift

Theodora God's gift

Lottie Free man

Lottie Free man

Malaysia Land of the Malays; Mountain town

Paulina small

Lakelynn Lake

Dulce Sweet; Candy

Carly Free man

Carly Free man

Marisol Sunny sea, sea and sun; Mary of solitude

Jayleen Beautiful jaybird; Victorious

Mercy Wages, reward

Mercy Wages, reward

Maisy Pearl

Savanna From the open plain; Treeless plain

Ramona Wise protector

Ramona Wise protector

Ramona Wise protector

Aileen Much more than a pretty face, Aileen is an Irish female name encompassing brilliance at its most enthralling. As an anglicized version of Eibhlín, Aileen's origins lie in the Gaelic form of the Greek Hēlēnē, which means "bright, shining light." It's a name made famous by Helen of Troy—the Spartan queen whose captivating beauty set the wheels of the mythological Trojan War in motion. Emerging from the Greek for "sun," hēlios, Helen represents splendor that could launch a thousand ships. Yet on Ireland's greener shores, such reverence is not reserved for attractive features alone but captures the mind at its most inspiring. Here, Aileen shares close company with the poet Eibhlín Dubh Ní Chonaill, whose Irish lament Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire is considered the greatest poem composed in Ireland or England during the 18th century.

Aileen Much more than a pretty face, Aileen is an Irish female name encompassing brilliance at its most enthralling. As an anglicized version of Eibhlín, Aileen's origins lie in the Gaelic form of the Greek Hēlēnē, which means "bright, shining light." It's a name made famous by Helen of Troy—the Spartan queen whose captivating beauty set the wheels of the mythological Trojan War in motion. Emerging from the Greek for "sun," hēlios, Helen represents splendor that could launch a thousand ships. Yet on Ireland's greener shores, such reverence is not reserved for attractive features alone but captures the mind at its most inspiring. Here, Aileen shares close company with the poet Eibhlín Dubh Ní Chonaill, whose Irish lament Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire is considered the greatest poem composed in Ireland or England during the 18th century.

Aileen Much more than a pretty face, Aileen is an Irish female name encompassing brilliance at its most enthralling. As an anglicized version of Eibhlín, Aileen's origins lie in the Gaelic form of the Greek Hēlēnē, which means "bright, shining light." It's a name made famous by Helen of Troy—the Spartan queen whose captivating beauty set the wheels of the mythological Trojan War in motion. Emerging from the Greek for "sun," hēlios, Helen represents splendor that could launch a thousand ships. Yet on Ireland's greener shores, such reverence is not reserved for attractive features alone but captures the mind at its most inspiring. Here, Aileen shares close company with the poet Eibhlín Dubh Ní Chonaill, whose Irish lament Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire is considered the greatest poem composed in Ireland or England during the 18th century.

Kaiya Ocean, Sea; Triumph, victory; Sky

Emberlynn Glowing ashes; Lake

Treasure Treasure

Zayla Night; Dark beauty; Dark-haired

Samira Evening conversationalist; Wind, air

Araceli Altar of heaven, altar of the sky

Aron High mountain, a mountain of strength; Bearer of martyrs; Enlightened, elevated, exalted; Warrior lion

Pearl Pearl

Pearl Pearl

Pearl Pearl

Pearl Pearl

Pearl Pearl

Aspyn Aspen tree

Elyse God's promise; God is my oath

Louisa Famous warrior

Louisa Famous warrior

Louisa Famous warrior

Louisa Famous warrior

Nyomi Pleasant or pleasantness, delightful; My sweet, my delight; Beautiful; Sweet

Skyla scholar

Alexia man's defender, helper

Alexia man's defender, helper