15,000+ Two-Syllable Girl Names
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Aldon
Aldon as a feminine name is quite uncommon, as it traditionally appears more often as a masculine name. It has Anglo-Saxon origins, derived from the Old English elements 'eald' meaning 'old' and…
Alton
See Alden.
Noya
Hebrew, Cherokee
"beauty, ornament; comfortable; sand"
A popular choice in Israel, Noya shares the appeal of Kaya, Maya, and Nia, while also having its own distinctive sound. Derived from the Hebrew noi , it means "beauty" or "ornament", although…
Agam
Hebrew
"lake"
Tohar
Hebrew
"pure, bright"
Omer
Hebrew
"sheaf of corn"
Gefen
Hebrew
"grapevine"
Shaily
Variation of Shaili, Hebrew
"my gift"
Noga
Variation of Nogah, Hebrew
"brightness"
Traditionally spelled as Nogah and borne by a son of King David in the Bible, Noga is a more modern form that leans feminine. Predominantly used in Israel and Egypt, it could make an interesting…
Efrat
Variation of Ephrath, Hebrew
"fruitful place"
Ofri
Hebrew
"my fawn"
Tahal
Hebrew
"you will shine"
A Hebrew name, likely derived from the root halal and a variation of Tahel, with a shining meaning. Other possible origins include from the Arabic word Tahaluf meaning "alliance", from the name of a…
Amit
Hebrew
"friend"
Shachar
Hebrew
"dawn"
Daniel
Hebrew
"God is my judge"
While Daniel is the usual male form of this usually male Biblical name, it's a Top 100 name for girls in Israel, pronounced as above. In most cultures, Daniel is feminized to Denielle or Daniela when…
Hili
Hebrew
"she is mine"
Feiga
Variation of Faigel, Yiddish
"bird"
Łucja
Polish variation of Lucia, Latin
"light"
Róża
Polish
"rose"
Liwia
Polish variation of Livia, Latin
"blue, envious"