Baby Girl Names In Burundi

• Abigail: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "my father's joy" or "source of joy."
• Aria: Meaning "air" or "melody."
• Ava: Of Latin origin, meaning "life" or "living one."
• Alice: Meaning "noble" or "of noble kind."
• Amelia: Derived from Germanic origins, meaning "work" and "effort."
• Audrey: Meaning "noble strength" or "noble woman."
• Aurora: Inspired by the Roman goddess of dawn.
• Adeline: Of French origin, meaning "noble" or "nobility."
• Alexandra: Meaning "defender of mankind."
• Anna: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "grace" or "favor."
• Ariana: Meaning "most holy" or "very holy."
• Autumn: Inspired by the season of fall.
• Amara: Of Igbo origin, meaning "grace" or "kindness."
• Ayla: Meaning "moonlight" or "halo around the moon."
• Alina: Originating from Slavic roots, meaning "bright" or "beautiful."
• Adriana: Meaning "from Hadria" or "dark."
• Angelina: Derived from Greek, meaning "messenger of God."
• Athena: Inspired by the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare.
• Arielle: Meaning "lion of God" or "lioness of God."
• Amira: Meaning "princess" or "leader."
• Alma: Of Latin origin, meaning "nourishing" or "kind."
• Annabelle: A combination of Anna and Belle, meaning "beautiful grace."
• Arabella: Meaning "yielding to prayer" or "beautiful altar."
• Ainsley: Originating from Old English, meaning "one's own meadow."
• Aisha: Of Arabic origin, meaning "alive" or "living."

02." B " Baby Girl Names With Meaning.

• Brandon: Of English origin, meaning "hill covered with broom" or "gorse."
• Bryan: Derived from Old English, meaning "strong" or "noble."
• Bryce: Meaning "speckled" or "freckled."
• Blake: Originating from Old English, meaning "fair-haired" or "dark."
• Bradley: Meaning "broad clearing" or "wide meadow."
• Brendan: Of Irish origin, meaning "prince" or "king."
• Brody: Meaning "ditch" or "muddy place."
• Bryant: Derived from Old English, meaning "strong" or "virtuous."
• Barrett: Originating from Old German, meaning "bear strength."
• Beckett: Meaning "bee cottage" or "beehive."
• Benson: Meaning "son of Ben" or "son of the blessed."
• Bowen: Of Welsh origin, meaning "son of Owen" or "son of the young warrior."
• Brock: Derived from Old English, meaning "badger-like" or "strong as a badger."
• Basil: Meaning "royal" or "kingly."
• Barnaby: Originating from Aramaic, meaning "son of consolation" or "son of prophecy."
• Byron: Derived from Old English, meaning "from the barns" or "at the byres."
• Bodhi: Meaning "awakening" or "enlightenment."
• Beau: Of French origin, meaning "handsome" or "beautiful."
• Boyd: Meaning "yellow" or "blond."
• Bryson: Derived from Old English, meaning "son of Brice" or "son of the ardent one."
• Blaise: Originating from Latin, meaning "lisping" or "stuttering."
• Bryant: Meaning "strong" or "virtuous."
• Barron: Of Old English origin, meaning "nobleman" or "warrior."
• Brycen: Derived from Old English, meaning "son of Brice" or "son of the ardent one."

• Chloe: Meaning "blooming" or "fertility."
• Charlotte: Originating from French, meaning "free woman" or "petite."
• Clara: Derived from Latin, meaning "bright" or "clear."
• Catherine: Meaning "pure" or "clear."
• Cassandra: Originating from Greek, meaning "shining upon men" or "she who entangles men."
• Cora: Meaning "maiden" or "filled heart."
• Camila: Derived from Latin, meaning "perfect" or "attendant at a ritual."
• Caroline: Originating from French, meaning "free woman" or "strong."
• Celeste: Meaning "heavenly" or "of the sky."
• Clementine: Derived from Latin, meaning "mild" or "merciful."
• Cadence: Referring to "rhythm" or "flow of music."
• Cara: Meaning "beloved" or "dear."
• Celia: Originating from Latin, meaning "heaven" or "blind."
• Crystal: Derived from English, meaning "clear" or "brilliant glass."
• Cassidy: Meaning "curly-haired" or "clever."
• Corinne: Originating from Greek, meaning "maiden" or "maiden of spring."
• Callie: Derived from Greek, meaning "beautiful" or "most beautiful."
• Constance: Meaning "steadfastness" or "constancy."
• Colette: Originating from French, meaning "victory of the people."
• Clarissa: Derived from Latin, meaning "bright" or "clear."
• Ciara: Meaning "dark-haired" or "black."
• Charity: Signifying "kindness" or "love towards humanity."
• Christina: Derived from Greek, meaning "follower of Christ."
• Cydney: Originating from Old English, meaning "wide island" or "wide meadow."
• Channing: Meaning "young wolf cub."

• Danielle: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God is my judge."
• Delilah: Meaning "delicate" or "seductive."
• Diana: Of Latin origin, meaning "divine" or "heavenly."
• Daisy: Referring to the flower daisy, symbolizing innocence and purity.
• Daphne: Meaning "laurel tree" or "bay tree."
• Destiny: Originating from Latin, meaning "fate" or "fortune."
• Demi: Derived from Greek, meaning "half" or "small."
• Dahlia: Referring to the flower dahlia, symbolizing elegance and dignity.
• Dara: Meaning "oak tree" or "compassion" in Hebrew.
• Donna: Originating from Italian, meaning "lady" or "woman."
• Darcy: Meaning "dark one" or "from Arcy."
• Delaney: Of Irish origin, meaning "descendant of the challenger."
• Dina: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "judged" or "vindicated."
• Darlene: Meaning "tenderly loved" or "little darling."
• Danica: Originating from Slavic, meaning "morning star" or "first light."
• Desiree: Meaning "desired" or "longed for."
• Drew: Referring to "strong and manly."
• Dahlia: Referring to the flower dahlia, symbolizing elegance and dignity.
• Dolores: Originating from Spanish, meaning "sorrows" or "lady of sorrows."
• Diana: Of Latin origin, meaning "divine" or "heavenly."
• Darcy: Meaning "from Arcy" or "dark one."
• Dana: Derived from Old English, meaning "from Denmark."
• Daya: Meaning "kindness" or "compassion" in Sanskrit.
• Demi: Derived from Greek, meaning "half" or "small."
• Diana: Of Latin origin, meaning "divine" or "heavenly."

• Ella: Originating from Old German, meaning "beautiful fairy woman" or "light."
• Emily: Derived from Latin, meaning "rival" or "industrious."
• Emma: Meaning "whole" or "universal."
• Eva: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "life" or "living one."
• Eleanor: Derived from Old French, meaning "bright," "shining," or "sunbeam."
• Eliza: Meaning "pledged to God" or "God is abundance."
• Eden: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "delight" or "place of pleasure."
• Evelyn: Derived from Old English, meaning "wished for child" or "longed for."
• Emilia: Meaning "rival" or "industrious."
• Eloise: Originating from Old German, meaning "healthy" or "wide."
• Esther: Derived from Persian, meaning "star" or "myrtle leaf."
• Elise: Meaning "pledged to God" or "God's promise."
• Evangeline: Originating from Greek, meaning "bearer of good news."
• Eleanor: Derived from Old French, meaning "bright" or "shining."
• Esme: Meaning "esteemed" or "loved."
• Eira: Of Welsh origin, meaning "snow."
• Elara: Originating from Greek mythology, moon of Jupiter.
• Elodie: Meaning "foreign riches" or "foreign wealth."
• Edith: Derived from Old English, meaning "prosperous in war" or "blessed."
• Elettra: Originating from Greek, meaning "bright" or "shining."
• Elowen: Of Cornish origin, meaning "elm tree."
• Eris: Inspired by Greek mythology, goddess of strife and discord.
• Eudora: Meaning "good gift" or "generous."
• Esmay: Originating from Old French, meaning "esteemed" or "loved."
• Elsie: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "pledged to God" or "God is abundance."

• Fiona: Originating from Gaelic, meaning "fair" or "white."
• Faith: Referring to "trust" or "belief."
• Felicity: Meaning "happiness" or "good fortune."
• Florence: Originating from Latin, meaning "flourishing" or "prosperous."
• Freya: Derived from Norse mythology, meaning "Norse goddess of love, fertility, and beauty."
• Faye: Meaning "fairy" or "fairy-like."
• Farrah: Originating from Arabic, meaning "happiness" or "joy."
• Flora: Derived from Latin, meaning "flower" or "blooming."
• Francesca: Meaning "free-spirited" or "free woman."
• Fern: Referring to the plant "fern."
• Felicia: Originating from Latin, meaning "happy" or "fortunate."
• Finley: Meaning "fair warrior" or "fair-haired hero."
• Fleur: Derived from French, meaning "flower."
• Fallon: Meaning "leader" or "superior one."
• Farah: Originating from Arabic, meaning "joy" or "happiness."
• Fawn: Referring to a "young deer."
• Francine: Derived from Latin, meaning "Frenchwoman" or "free one."
• Fallyn: Meaning "leader" or "ruler."
• Finola: Originating from Irish, meaning "white shoulder."
• Feather: Referring to "feathers" or "plumage."
• Fidelia: Derived from Latin, meaning "faithful" or "loyal."
• Fiorella: Meaning "little flower."
• Fay: Originating from Middle English, meaning "fairy" or "fairy-like."
• Flavia: Derived from Latin, meaning "golden" or "blonde."
• Fara: Meaning "peace" or "beautiful journey."

• Grace: Meaning "elegance" or "divine grace."
• Gabriella: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God is my strength" or "woman of God."
• Gianna: Meaning "God is gracious."
• Georgia: Derived from Greek, meaning "farmer" or "earthworker."
• Gemma: Originating from Latin, meaning "precious stone" or "gem."
• Genevieve: Meaning "tribe woman" or "white wave."
• Giselle: Derived from Germanic roots, meaning "pledge" or "hostage."
• Gwendolyn: Originating from Welsh, meaning "white ring" or "blessed ring."
• Guinevere: Meaning "fair" or "white phantom."
• Gloria: Derived from Latin, meaning "glory" or "praise."
• Greta: Originating from German, meaning "pearl."
• Goldie: Meaning "precious" or "made of gold."
• Gale: Referring to a "pleasant wind" or "foreigner."
• Gillian: Derived from Latin, meaning "youthful" or "everlasting youth."
• Gwyneth: Originating from Welsh, meaning "blessed" or "fortunate."
• Galatea: Meaning "white as milk" or "milk-white."
• Garnet: Derived from Middle English, meaning "dark red" or "deep red gemstone."
• Gia: Originating from Italian, meaning "God's gracious gift."
• Greer: Referring to "watchful" or "vigilant."
• Gilda: Meaning "golden" or "covered in gold."
• Giselle: Derived from Germanic roots, meaning "pledge" or "hostage."
• Gwyneth: Originating from Welsh, meaning "blessed" or "fortunate."
• Guadalupe: Meaning "river of the wolf."
• Glory: Derived from Latin, meaning "great praise" or "honor."
• Gale: Referring to a "pleasant wind" or "foreigner."

• Hannah: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "grace" or "favor."
• Harper: Meaning "harp player" or "harpist."
• Hazel: Derived from Old English, meaning "hazel tree" or "the color hazel."
• Heidi: Originating from German, meaning "noble" or "of noble birth."
• Holly: Referring to the holly tree or "holy."
• Hope: Meaning "belief," "trust," or "expectation."
• Hana: Originating from Japanese, meaning "flower" or "blossom."
• Hailey: Derived from Old English, meaning "hay clearing" or "hay meadow."
• Harlow: Meaning "rock hill" or "army hill."
• Halle: Originating from Old English, meaning "from the manor hall" or "heroine."
• Helena: Derived from Greek, meaning "bright," "shining," or "light."
• Heather: Referring to the heather plant or "flowering plant."
• Hermione: Originating from Greek mythology, meaning "messenger" or "earthly."
• Hollie: Meaning "hollies" or "near the holly trees."
• Hera: Derived from Greek mythology, meaning "queen of the gods."
• Henley: Originating from Old English, meaning "high field" or "heath covered meadow."
• Haven: Meaning "safe place" or "harbor."
• Hallie: Derived from Old English, meaning "heroine" or "from the manor hall."
• Heloise: Originating from Old German, meaning "famous in battle" or "warrior maiden."
• Hattie: Meaning "home ruler" or "ruler of the household."
• Harmony: Referring to "agreement," "peace," or "concord."
• Honora: Originating from Latin, meaning "honor" or "dignity."
• Hadley: Derived from Old English, meaning "heathery field" or "heather meadow."
• Hazel: Referring to the hazel tree or "the color hazel."
• Hope: Meaning "belief," "trust," or "expectation."

• Isabella: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God is my oath" or "God is abundance."
• Isabelle: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God is my oath" or "consecrated to God."
• Ivy: Referring to the ivy plant, symbolizing fidelity and friendship.
• Iris: Meaning "rainbow" or "messenger of the gods" in Greek mythology.
• Isla: Originating from Scottish, meaning "island."
• Imani: Derived from Swahili, meaning "faith."
• Ingrid: Meaning "beautiful" or "fair."
• Indira: Originating from Sanskrit, meaning "beauty" or "splendid."
• Ida: Referring to the name of a mountain or "industrious one."
• Imelda: Meaning "powerful fighter" or "warrior."
• Ilana: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "tree" or "oak tree."
• Irina: Originating from Greek, meaning "peace."
• Ivana: Meaning "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Izara: Derived from Arabic, meaning "star."
• Ione: Originating from Greek, meaning "violet flower."
• Isolde: Meaning "fair lady" or "beautiful."
• Isra: Derived from Arabic, meaning "nocturnal journey" or "freedom."
• Ivory: Referring to the creamy-white color or "ivory tusks."
• Isobel: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God is my oath" or "consecrated to God."
• Irena: Meaning "peace" or "peaceful."
• Idalia: Derived from Greek, meaning "behold the sun."
• Ilaria: Originating from Italian, meaning "joyful" or "happy."
• Ilona: Meaning "light" or "beautiful one."
• Ithaca: Referring to the Greek island or "cleverness."
• Ivanna: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious" or "gift from God."

• Julia: Originating from Latin, meaning "youthful" or "soft-haired."
• Jasmine: Derived from Persian, meaning "gift from God" or "flower."
• Jessica: Meaning "God beholds" or "foresight."
• Jade: Referring to the precious green stone or "stone of the side."
• Josephine: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God increases" or "God will add."
• Joanna: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Joy: Meaning "happiness" or "delight."
• Jocelyn: Originating from Germanic, meaning "a member of the Gauts" or "member of the Goths."
• Jacqueline: Derived from French, meaning "supplanter" or "holder of the heel."
• June: Referring to the month of June or "young."
• Jillian: Originating from Latin, meaning "youthful" or "forever young."
• Jemma: Derived from Latin, meaning "precious stone" or "gem."
• Jayla: Meaning "beautiful" or "to ascend."
• Jolie: Originating from French, meaning "pretty" or "beautiful."
• Janessa: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Journey: Referring to a "travel" or "pathway."
• Juno: Originating from Roman mythology, meaning "queen of the heavens" or "goddess of marriage."
• Jessa: Meaning "God beholds" or "God's grace."
• Jacinta: Derived from Spanish, meaning "hyacinth flower."
• Jovie: Originating from French, meaning "jovial" or "cheerful."
• Janine: Meaning "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Jade: Referring to the precious green stone or "stone of the side."
• Jolene: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God will increase" or "God will add."
• Justine: Meaning "fair" or "righteous."
• Jessa: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God beholds" or "foresight."

• Katherine: Originating from Greek, meaning "pure" or "virginal."
• Kayla: Derived from Gaelic, meaning "pure" or "beloved."
• Kylie: Meaning "beautiful" or "graceful."
• Kara: Originating from Latin, meaning "beloved" or "dear."
• Keira: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "dark-haired" or "little dark one."
• Kennedy: Meaning "helmeted chief" or "misshapen head."
• Kendra: Originating from Old English, meaning "knowledge" or "understanding."
• Kelsey: Meaning "from the island of ships" or "victorious ship."
• Kira: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "dark-haired" or "dark lady."
• Kiara: Meaning "dark" or "dark-haired" in Italian and Irish.
• Karina: Originating from Scandinavian, meaning "pure" or "beloved."
• Kimberly: Meaning "from the meadow of the royal fortress."
• Kinsley: Derived from Old English, meaning "king's meadow."
• Kaylee: Originating from Gaelic, meaning "slender" or "graceful."
• Kali: Meaning "black one" or "goddess" in Sanskrit.
• Kassandra: Derived from Greek, meaning "shining upon men" or "shining upon mankind."
• Kyra: Originating from Greek, meaning "lord" or "ruler."
• Kinley: Meaning "fair-haired Viking" or "fair warrior."
• Kiera: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "dark-haired" or "little dark one."
• Kara: Originating from Latin, meaning "beloved" or "dear."
• Kylie: Meaning "beautiful" or "graceful."
• Kara: Originating from Latin, meaning "beloved" or "dear."
• Keira: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "dark-haired" or "little dark one."
• Kensley: Meaning "king's meadow."
• Kaya: Originating from Native American, meaning "elder sister" or "wise child."

• Lily: Derived from the name of the flower "lily," symbolizing purity and innocence.
• Leah: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "weary" or "tired."
• Lucy: Meaning "light" or "illumination" in Latin.
• Luna: Derived from Latin, meaning "moon" or "divine light."
• Leila: Originating from Arabic, meaning "night" or "dark beauty."
• Lydia: Meaning "woman from Lydia" or "beautiful one" in Greek.
• Lila: Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "playful" or "divine."
• Leighton: Originating from Old English, meaning "meadow town" or "pasture town."
• Lorelei: Meaning "alluring enchantress" or "siren" in German.
• Lena: Derived from Greek, meaning "light" or "torch."
• London: Originating from English, meaning "fortress of the moon."
• Laurel: Referring to the laurel tree or "victory."
• Liv: Meaning "life" or "protective" in Scandinavian.
• Lacey: Originating from Old French, meaning "from Lassy" or "lace-like."
• Lyric: Referring to "musical" or "lyrical."
• Lara: Derived from Russian, meaning "cheerful" or "bright."
• Layla: Meaning "night" or "dark beauty" in Arabic.
• Lillian: Originating from Latin, meaning "lily" or "pure."
• Lola: Derived from Spanish, meaning "sorrows" or "lady of sorrows."
• Leona: Meaning "lioness" or "brave" in Latin.
• Lux: Originating from Latin, meaning "light" or "illumination."
• Lenora: Derived from Greek, meaning "light" or "torch."
• Lilith: Meaning "of the night" or "night monster" in Hebrew mythology.
• Lindy: Originating from Old English, meaning "lime tree" or "shield of linden wood."
• Linnea: Derived from Swedish, meaning "twinflower" or "lime tree."

• Madison: Meaning "son of Matthew" or "son of Maud."
• Mia: Derived from Italian, meaning "mine" or "beloved."
• Mila: Originating from Slavic, meaning "gracious" or "dear."
• Maya: Meaning "illusion" or "dream" in Sanskrit.
• Madeline: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "woman from Magdala."
• Mackenzie: Originating from Scottish Gaelic, meaning "son of the wise leader."
• Molly: Meaning "bitter" or "beloved" in Hebrew.
• Maria: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "sea of bitterness" or "rebelliousness."
• Melanie: Originating from Greek, meaning "dark" or "black."
• Morgan: Meaning "bright sea" or "sea-born" in Welsh.
• Marina: Derived from Latin, meaning "of the sea."
• Miranda: Originating from Latin, meaning "admirable" or "wonderful."
• Margot: Meaning "pearl" in French.
• Mabel: Derived from Latin, meaning "lovable" or "dear."
• Matilda: Originating from Old German, meaning "mighty in battle."
• Mariana: Meaning "grace" or "star of the sea."
• Maeve: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "intoxicating" or "she who intoxicates."
• Monica: Originating from Greek, meaning "advisor" or "alone."
• Mira: Meaning "wonderful" or "peace" in Slavic.
• Millicent: Derived from Old German, meaning "strong in work" or "hardworking."
• Marisol: Meaning "sea and sun" in Spanish.
• Myra: Originating from Greek, meaning "sweet-smelling oil" or "myrrh."
• Melody: Derived from Greek, meaning "song" or "music."
• Marlowe: Meaning "driftwood" or "remnants of the lake."
• Maxine: Originating from Latin, meaning "greatest" or "the best."

• Natalie: Derived from Latin, meaning "born on Christmas day" or "birthday."
• Nora: Originating from Greek, meaning "light" or "honorable."
• Naomi: Meaning "pleasantness" or "sweetness" in Hebrew.
• Nina: Derived from Spanish and Italian, meaning "little girl" or "granddaughter."
• Nadia: Originating from Slavic, meaning "hope" or "promise."
• Nicole: Meaning "victory of the people" in Greek.
• Nova: Derived from Latin, meaning "new" or "young star."
• Nora: Originating from Greek, meaning "light" or "honor."
• Noelle: Meaning "born on Christmas day" in French.
• Nyla: Derived from Arabic, meaning "winner" or "champion."
• Nellie: Originating from Greek, meaning "light" or "bright one."
• Nia: Meaning "purpose" or "bright" in Swahili.
• Nanette: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "grace" or "favor."
• Nashira: Originating from Arabic, meaning "bearer of good news" or "bringer of good tidings."
• Nayeli: Meaning "I love you" or "I love you so much" in Zapotec.
• Nerissa: Derived from Greek, meaning "sea nymph" or "from the sea."
• Nika: Originating from Slavic, meaning "victory."
• Neve: Meaning "snow" in Latin.
• Natasha: Derived from Russian, meaning "born on Christmas day."
• Niamh: Originating from Irish Gaelic, meaning "bright" or "radiant."
• Nell: Meaning "shining light" or "bright one."
• Nirvana: Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "state of perfect peace and happiness."
• Nyx: Originating from Greek mythology, meaning "night."
• Nubia: Meaning "gold" or "golden" in African origin.
• Nadia: Derived from Slavic, meaning "hope" or "promise."

• Olivia: Derived from Latin, meaning "olive tree" or "symbol of peace."
• Ophelia: Originating from Greek, meaning "help" or "serpent."
• Octavia: Meaning "eighth" or "born in the eighth month" in Latin.
• Olympia: Derived from Greek, meaning "from Mount Olympus" or "heavenly."
• Odette: Originating from Old German, meaning "wealth" or "fortune."
• Opal: Meaning "gemstone" or "jewel" in Sanskrit.
• Orla: Derived from Irish Gaelic, meaning "golden princess" or "golden lady."
• Oriana: Originating from Latin, meaning "sunrise" or "dawning."
• Ottilie: Meaning "prosperous in battle" in Old German.
• Olesia: Derived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Onyx: Originating from Greek, meaning "black gemstone" or "black stone."
• Olivette: Meaning "little olive" or "symbol of peace."
• Ovidia: Derived from Latin, meaning "sheep" or "lamb."
• Ora: Originating from Latin, meaning "prayer" or "prayerful."
• Orabella: Meaning "beautiful seacoast" or "beautiful oracle."
• Olesya: Derived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Odessa: Originating from Greek, meaning "long journey" or "voyage."
• Olena: Meaning "light" or "torch" in Greek.
• Ona: Derived from Lithuanian, meaning "grace" or "favor."
• Odetta: Originating from French, meaning "wealthy" or "fortunate."
• Oralie: Meaning "golden" or "golden-haired."
• Odile: Derived from Old German, meaning "fortunate" or "wealthy."
• Orinthia: Originating from Greek, meaning "mountain dweller."
• Olympe: Meaning "from Mount Olympus" or "heavenly."
• Orva: Derived from Old English, meaning "friend of the army" or "guardian of the army."

• Penelope: Originating from Greek mythology, meaning "weaver" or "duck."
• Paige: Derived from Old French, meaning "young servant" or "page."
• Piper: Meaning "flute player" or "pipe player."
• Phoebe: Originating from Greek, meaning "bright" or "radiant."
• Payton: Derived from Old English, meaning "warrior's town" or "fighter's estate."
• Presley: Meaning "priest's meadow" or "priest's clearing."
• Paisley: Originating from Scottish, meaning "church" or "basilica."
• Pearl: Derived from Old French, meaning "pearl" or "precious."
• Peyton: Meaning "warrior's town" or "fighter's estate."
• Pippa: Originating from Greek, meaning "lover of horses."
• Paula: Derived from Latin, meaning "small" or "humble."
• Polly: Meaning "wished-for child" or "rebelliousness."
• Primrose: Originating from Latin, meaning "first rose" or "early rose."
• Priscilla: Derived from Latin, meaning "ancient" or "classical."
• Phoenix: Meaning "reborn from ashes" or "immortal bird."
• Presley: Originating from Old English, meaning "priest's meadow" or "priest's clearing."
• Portia: Derived from Latin, meaning "pig" or "bringer of offerings."
• Phaedra: Meaning "bright" or "shining" in Greek.
• Quinn: Originating from Irish, meaning "wise" or "intelligent."
• Patricia: Derived from Latin, meaning "noble" or "patrician."
• Persephone: Meaning "bringer of destruction" or "bringer of death."
• Promise: Originating from English, meaning "commitment" or "pledge."
• Priya: Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "beloved" or "dear one.

• "Quincy: Originating from Old French, meaning "estate of the fifth son" or "fifth-born."
• Quinn: Meaning "counsel" or "intelligence" in Irish.
• Quiana: Derived from American origin, meaning "silky" or "soft."
• Quinley: A modern name, potentially derived from Quinn, with no specific defined meaning.

• Rachel: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "ewe" or "female sheep."
• Rebecca: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "to bind" or "to tie."
• Rose: Meaning "flower" or "rose blossom."
• Riley: Originating from Old English, meaning "rye clearing" or "courageous."
• Ruby: Derived from Latin, meaning "deep red precious stone."
• Ruth: Meaning "compassionate friend" or "companion" in Hebrew.
• Reina: Originating from Spanish, meaning "queen" or "royal."
• Reagan: Meaning "little ruler" or "descendant of the king" in Irish.
• Raegan: Derived from Irish, meaning "little ruler" or "royal."
• Reyna: Originating from Spanish, meaning "queen" or "royal."
• Rosalie: Meaning "rose" or "beautiful rose" in French.
• Reese: Derived from Welsh, meaning "ardor" or "enthusiasm."
• Rowan: Originating from Gaelic, meaning "little redhead" or "red-haired."
• Rhea: Meaning "flowing stream" or "mother of gods" in Greek mythology.
• Remy: Derived from French, meaning "oarswoman" or "remedy."
• Raelyn: Originating from American, meaning "ewe" or "female sheep."
• Regina: Meaning "queen" in Latin.
• Rosemary: Derived from Latin, meaning "dew of the sea" or "sea dew."
• Renata: Originating from Latin, meaning "reborn" or "rebirth."
• Rhiannon: Meaning "great queen" or "goddess" in Welsh mythology.
• Raina: Derived from Latin, meaning "queen" or "counselor."
• Reva: Originating from Hindi, meaning "rain" or "respected."
• Romilly: Meaning "from the Roman settlement" in French.
• Roxanne: Derived from Persian, meaning "bright" or "dawn."
• Roselyn: Originating from English, meaning "pretty rose" or "beautiful rose."

• Sophia: Derived from Greek, meaning "wisdom" or "knowledge."
• Scarlett: Meaning "bright red" or "red color" in Old English.
• Serena: Originating from Latin, meaning "serene" or "peaceful."
• Stella: Derived from Latin, meaning "star" or "star-like."
• Savannah: Meaning "treeless plain" or "grassland" in Spanish.
• Sienna: Originating from Italian, meaning "reddish-brown" or "orange-red."
• Samantha: Derived from Aramaic, meaning "listener" or "hearing."
• Sadie: Meaning "princess" or "noblewoman" in Hebrew.
• Sylvia: Originating from Latin, meaning "forest" or "woods."
• Sasha: Derived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Sage: Meaning "wise one" or "prophet" in Latin.
• Skylar: Originating from Dutch, meaning "scholar" or "eternal life."
• Shelby: Derived from Old Norse, meaning "willow farm" or "ledge estate."
• Summer: Meaning "season of summer" or "warmth and sunshine."
• Sabrina: Originating from Celtic, meaning "from the boundary river."
• Serenity: Derived from Latin, meaning "peaceful" or "calm."
• Selena: Meaning "moon goddess" or "heavenly" in Greek.
• Sylvie: Originating from Latin, meaning "from the forest" or "woods."
• Sariah: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "princess of the Lord."
• Simone: Meaning "one who hears" or "listener" in Hebrew.
• Siena: Originating from Italian, meaning "from Siena" or "reddish-brown."
• Sandra: Derived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Skye: Meaning "cloud" or "sky" in Old Norse.
• Saylor: Originating from Old English, meaning "boatman" or "sailor."
• Shannon: Derived from Irish, meaning "wise river" or "ancient river."

• Taylor: Originating from Old French, meaning "tailor" or "cutter of cloth."
• Trinity: Derived from Latin, meaning "threefold" or "three in one."
• Tessa: Meaning "harvester" or "reaper" in Greek.
• Thalia: Originating from Greek, meaning "blooming" or "abundance."
• Tabitha: Derived from Aramaic, meaning "gazelle" or "graceful beauty."
• Talia: Meaning "dew from God" or "morning dew" in Hebrew.
• Thea: Originating from Greek, meaning "goddess" or "divine."
• Tatum: Derived from Old English, meaning "cheerful" or "full of spirit."
• Tiffany: Meaning "manifestation of God" or "appearance of God."
• Tara: Originating from Irish, meaning "rocky hill" or "tower."
• Trixie: Derived from Latin, meaning "bringer of joy" or "bringer of happiness."
• Tamara: Meaning "palm tree" or "date palm" in Hebrew.
• Teagan: Originating from Irish, meaning "attractive" or "beautiful."
• Taliah: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "gentle rain from heaven."
• Tabby: Meaning "gazelle" or "graceful beauty."
• Tillie: Originating from German, meaning "battle-mighty" or "mighty in battle."
• Theresa: Derived from Greek, meaning "harvester" or "reaper."
• Tia: Meaning "aunt" or "princess" in Spanish.
• Tara: Originating from Irish, meaning "rocky hill" or "tower."
• Tessa: Derived from Greek, meaning "harvester" or "reaper."
• Tegan: Meaning "toy" or "darling" in Welsh.
• Temperance: Originating from Latin, meaning "moderation" or "self-restraint."
• Talia: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "gentle rain from heaven."
• Tuesday: Meaning "day of Mars" or "day of war" in Old English.
• Theodora: Originating from Greek, meaning "gift of God" or "God's gift."

• Unity: Derived from English, representing "oneness" or "unity."
• Uma: Originating from Sanskrit, meaning "mother" or "nourishment."
• Ursula: Meaning "little bear" or "she-bear" in Latin.
• Ulrika: Derived from Old High German, meaning "ruler of all" or "powerful ruler."
• Una: Originating from Latin, meaning "one" or "only one."

• Victoria: Derived from Latin, meaning "victory" or "conqueror."
• Vanessa: Created by author Jonathan Swift, but origins are uncertain.
• Valerie: Meaning "strong" or "brave" in Latin.
• Violet: Originating from the flower name, symbolizing "modesty" or "faithfulness."
• Vivian: Derived from Latin, meaning "alive" or "living."
• Veronica: Meaning "she who brings victory" in Latin.
• Virginia: Originating from Latin, meaning "pure" or "virginal."
• Vera: Derived from Russian, meaning "faith" or "truth."
• Valentina: Meaning "strong" or "healthy" in Latin.
• Vada: Originating from Germanic, meaning "famous ruler."
• Violetta: Derived from the flower name, symbolizing "modesty" or "faithfulness."
• Vera: Meaning "truth" or "faith" in Russian.
• Vanna: Originating from Cambodian, meaning "golden."
• Viola: Derived from Latin, meaning "violet" or "modest."
• Vivienne: Meaning "alive" or "lively" in French.
• Valencia: Originating from Latin, meaning "brave" or "strong."
• Venice: Derived from Italian, referring to the city of Venice.
• Velvet: Meaning "soft" or "smooth" fabric.
• Vesper: Originating from Latin, meaning "evening star" or "evening prayer."
• Vida: Derived from Spanish, meaning "life."
• Venus: Referring to the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
• Valencia: Originating from Latin, meaning "brave" or "strong."
• Vianne: Meaning "alive" or "full of life."
• Vera: Derived from Russian, meaning "faith" or "truth."
• Viviana: Originating from Latin, meaning "lively" or "vivacious."

• Willow: Derived from Old English, referring to the willow tree.
• Wendy: Meaning "friend" or "blessed ring" in English.
• Willa: Originating from Germanic, meaning "resolute protector" or "determined."
• Whitney: Derived from Old English, meaning "white island" or "white meadow."
• Winifred: Meaning "blessed peacemaking" or "holy reconciliation" in Welsh.
• Wren: Originating from Old English, referring to the small bird.
• Waverly: Derived from English, meaning "meadow of quivering aspens."
• Wendolyn: Meaning "fair one" or "white ring" in Welsh.
• Winter: Originating from Old English, referring to the season of winter.
• Wynter: Derived from Old English, referring to the season of winter.
• Wanda: Meaning "wanderer" or "vagabond" in Old German.
• Wilhelmina: Originating from Old German, meaning "resolute protector" or "willful helmet."
• Winona: Derived from Native American Sioux, meaning "firstborn daughter."
• Wynne: Meaning "fair" or "blessed" in Welsh.
• Whitley: Originating from Old English, meaning "white clearing" or "white meadow."
• Wilma: Derived from Old German, meaning "willful" or "resolute."
• Wallis: Meaning "Welshman" or "from Wales" in Old English.
• Wednesday: Originating from Old English, referring to the day of the week.
• Winnie: Derived from Old German, meaning "gentle friend" or "peacemaking."
• Wilda: Meaning "wild" or "untamed" in Old English.
• Winslet: Originating from Old English, meaning "Wynn's stream" or "joyful stream."
• Wava: Derived from Old English, meaning "wavering" or "flickering."
• Wilona: Meaning "desired" or "longed for" in Old German.
• Willa: Originating from Germanic, meaning "resolute protector" or "determined."
• Windy: Derived from Old English, meaning "windy place" or "exposed to the wind."

• Xanthe: Originating from Greek, meaning "yellow" or "golden."
• Xiomara: Derived from Spanish, meaning "ready for battle" or "famous in battle."
• Xandra: A variant of Alexandra, derived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Xyla: Of Greek origin, meaning "of the woods" or "from the forest."
• Xenia: Originating from Greek, meaning "hospitality" or "guest-friendship."

• Yara: Originating from Arabic, meaning "small butterfly" or "princess."
• Yasmin: Derived from Persian, meaning "jasmine flower."
• Yolanda: Meaning "violet flower" or "purple" in Greek.
• Yvonne: Originating from Old French, meaning "yew wood" or "archer."
• Yasmina: Derived from Arabic, meaning "jasmine flower."
• Yelena: Meaning "bright" or "shining light" in Russian.
• Yasmeen: Originating from Arabic, meaning "jasmine flower."
• Yvette: Derived from French, meaning "yew wood" or "archer."
• Ysabel: Meaning "God is my oath" or "God's promise" in Spanish.
• Yara: Originating from Arabic, meaning "small butterfly" or "princess."
• Yasmine: Derived from Persian, meaning "jasmine flower."
• Yolande: Meaning "violet flower" or "purple" in Greek.
• Yvonne: Originating from Old French, meaning "yew wood" or "archer."
• Yaritza: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "butterfly."
• Yasmin: Meaning "jasmine flower" in Persian.
• Yasmeena: Originating from Arabic, meaning "jasmine flower."
• Ysabel: Derived from Spanish, meaning "God is my oath" or "God's promise."
• Yuliana: Meaning "youthful" or "downy-bearded" in Latin.
• Yovanna: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yareli: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "God will uplift."
• Yamila: Meaning "beautiful" or "graceful" in Arabic.
• Yeva: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "life" or "giver of life."
• Yulianna: Derived from Latin, meaning "youthful" or "downy-bearded."
• Yael: Meaning "mountain goat" or "ibex" in Hebrew.
• Ysabella: Originating from Spanish, meaning "God is my oath" or "God's promise."

• Zara: Derived from Arabic, meaning "princess" or "flower."
• Zoe: Originating from Greek, meaning "life" or "alive."
• Zelda: Meaning "gray fighting maid" or "woman warrior" in German.
• Zoey: Derived from Greek, a variation of Zoe, meaning "life" or "alive."
• Zuri: Originating from Swahili, meaning "beautiful" or "good."
• Zaina: Meaning "beauty" or "grace" in Arabic.
• Zariah: Derived from Arabic, meaning "rose" or "princess."
• Zoelle: Originating from Greek, meaning "life" or "alive."
• Zena: Meaning "moon" or "princess" in Arabic.
• Zephyra: Derived from Greek, meaning "west wind."
• Zinnia: Originating from German, referring to a flower.
• Zadie: Meaning "prosperous" or "fortunate" in Arabic.
• Zelena: Derived from Greek, meaning "sunshine" or "bright light."
• Zaina: Meaning "beauty" or "grace" in Arabic.
• Zephyrine: Originating from Greek, meaning "west wind."
• Zora: Derived from Slavic, meaning "dawn" or "sunrise."
• Zalika: Meaning "well-born" or "born into nobility" in African origin.
• Zola: Originating from Latin, meaning "earth" or "ball of earth."
• Zephyr: Derived from Greek, meaning "west wind."
• Zaida: Meaning "fortunate" or "prosperous" in Arabic.
• Zanna: Originating from Hebrew, meaning "lily" or "graceful."
• Zenaide: Derived from Greek, meaning "daughter of Zeus" or "zealous."
• Zandra: Meaning "defender of mankind" or "warrior" in Greek.
• Zahara: Originating from Arabic, meaning "flower" or "blossom."
• Zola: Derived from Latin, meaning "earth" or "ball of earth."