15,000+ Two-Syllable Girl Names
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Layah
Layah is a feminine name with multiple cultural origins, potentially derived from Hebrew, Arabic, or as a variant spelling of Leah or Laya. In Hebrew contexts, it connects to the biblical Leah,…
Leylah
Leylah is a feminine name with roots in several cultures. In Arabic, it relates to Leila or Layla, meaning 'night' or 'dark beauty.' The name also appears in Turkish and Persian traditions with…
Trulee
Trulee is a feminine name that represents a creative spelling of 'truly,' an English word meaning genuine, authentic, or sincerely. This modern invented name transforms a common adverb into a…
Myangel
English
"my angel"
A smoosh of the affectionate phrase "my angel", Myangel has been given to more than 480 babies since it first appeared in the US charts in 1997. It peaked in 2012 when 36 girls were given the name,…
Mittens
English word name
Mittens is a common name for cats with mitten-like fur patterns on their paws. The word actually has feline origins — it shares a root with mite , an Old French pet name for a cat. It became linked…
Gaja
Polish and Slovene variation of Gaia, Greek
"earth mother"
Linett
Hungarian variation of Linette, French
"idol"
Edward
Edward as a feminine name represents an uncommon gender crossover of a traditionally masculine name with ancient Germanic origins. The classic name means 'wealthy guardian,' combining 'ead' (wealth,…
Worthy
English word name
"deserving"
A word name occasionally used for boys over the decades, and more recently for girls too, Worthy joins the likes of Sage, Merit, Chosen, and Brave. While some may see it as encouraging entitlement, a…
Zümra
Turkish
"emerald"
Zümra is derived from the Turkish word for "emerald," zümrüt and is very popular in Azerbaijan and its native Turkey. The Ü in Zümra is pronounced with a short U sound similar to the ou in words like…
Rayan
Arabic
"land that is lush and rich in water"
This unisex Arabic name is most frequently used for baby boys in the US, although a significant number of girls are named Rayan each year as well. The emphasis belongs on the second syllable.
Zoja
Polish and Slovene variation of Zoe, Greek
"life"
Popular in Poland and Slovenia, but familiar in a number of other Slavic countries too, Zoja is just as spirited and lively as its origin name, Zoe. Pronounced as ZO-ya, it's notably borne by Zoja…
Clayton
English
"place with good clay"
Clayton is a surprisingly traditional name on the boys' side, ranking among the US Top 1000 for boys for its entire history. Girls named Clayton have been fewer and further between, but there's no…
Kahlia
Variation of Kaliyah, Kalea, Kalia, Kallia, or Khaliyah
"joy, flower wreath, beloved; beautiful; solitary"
A variation of a number of names including the Hawaiian Kalea ("joy") or Kalia ("flower wreath, beloved"), the Greek Kallia (an element meaning "beautiful"), the Arabic Khaliyah ("solitary") or the…
Kensleigh
Kensleigh is a modern feminine name that represents the trend of combining traditional elements with creative spelling. It likely evolved from surnames like Kensley or Kinsley, or as a variation of…
Aarvi
Aarvi is a modern feminine name of Indian origin. It carries beautiful meanings including 'peaceful', 'calm', and 'goddess of wisdom' in Sanskrit. Some interpretations also suggest it means 'stars in…
Atzi
Atzi is a rare feminine name with multiple potential origins. It may derive from Germanic languages, possibly as a diminutive form meaning 'noble' or 'precious.' Alternatively, it could have Basque…
Hudsyn
Hudsyn is a modern feminine variant of Hudson, which was traditionally a surname meaning 'son of Hugh' or 'Hugh's son.' The distinctive spelling with a 'y' instead of an 'o' represents the…
Lilien
Hungarian variation of Lillian
"lily, pledged to God"
Aybüke
Turkish
"queen of the moon"
The Turkish element ay , meaning "moon," is common among girl names. In this case, it is combined with büke , meaning "queen," giving Aybüke a stunning and covetable meaning.