Girl Baby Names

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Aeedah
Noble or respected.
Arabic
Aeelah
Magic or enchantment.
Arabic
Aeen
Mirror or reflection; also means 'unique' or 'only one'.
Persian
Aeera
Wind or air.
Sanskrit
Aeesha
Alive or she who lives.
Arabic
Aefentid
Evening time or twilight.
English
Aefre
Peaceful or tranquil.
English
Aegaea
In Greek mythology, Aegaea was a nymph and the wife of Neptune, god of the sea..
Greek
Aegates
From the Greek island of Aegates, now known as Favignana..
Latin
Aegea
From the Aegean Sea..
Greek
Aegeria
derived from the Roman mythological goddess of healing and herbalism..
Latin
Aegileif
Descendant of the sword; heirloom of the sword.
Norse
Aegina
From Greek mythology, Aegina was a nymph and mother of Aeacus..
Greek
Aegle
Brightness or splendor, from Greek 'aigle'.
Greek
Aeindri
Belonging to Indra, the king of gods.
Sanskrit
Aello
Aello means 'storm wind' or 'whirlwind' in Greek mythology, one of the Harpies.
Greek
Aelwen
Fair brow, from the Welsh elements ael 'brow' and gwen 'white, fair'.
Welsh
Aelwyd
Meaning 'hearth' or 'home', symbolizing warmth and family.
Welsh
Aemilia
Feminine form of Aemilius, a Roman family name meaning 'rival'.
Latin
Aenea
Praised or praised one, from the Greek name Aineias.
Greek
Aeolia
derived from the region of Aeolia in ancient Greece..
Greek
Aerkun
Aerkun is a Chinese name meaning 'love and kindness'.
Chinese
Aerona
Aerona is a Welsh name meaning 'berry'.
Welsh
Aeronwen
Blessed or fair berry.
Welsh
Aeronwy
Derived from Aeron, a Welsh river goddess, meaning 'berry' or 'slaughter'.
Welsh
Aerwyna
Friend of the sea, from Old English elements 'eare' (sea) and 'wine' (friend).
English
Aesaar
Aesaar means 'moon' or 'moonlight' in Arabic.
Arabic
Aesha
Lively, womanly.
Arabic
Aeshna
Dragonfly.
Sanskrit
Aethelflaed
Noble beauty.
English
Aethelind
Noble serpent.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelreda
Noble counsel.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelthryth
Noble strength.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelwine
Noble friend.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelwyne
Noble friend.
Anglo-saxon
Aethra
Bright, shining.
Greek
Aetna
Derived from Greek 'aitho' meaning to burn, referring to a volcanic mountain.
Greek
Aezalnisa
Noble woman.
Arabic
Afaadah
Virtuous, Wise.
Arabic
Afanen
Branches, twigs.
Arabic
Afareen
To praise, to illuminate.
Persian
Afda
Creates, originates.
Arabic
Afeefa
Honest, trustworthy.
Arabic
Afeefah
Pure, chaste
Arabic
Afeefeh
Chaste, virtuous, or pure.
Arabic
Afeen
Distinguished, eminent.
Arabic
Afeera
Fragrant, perfumed.
Arabic
Afeerah
Unique, exceptional.
Arabic
Afelica
From Africa.
Spanish
Afet
Fate, destiny.
Turkish
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