3 Letter Girl Names

A multicultural nickname style name, Boz has several different origins. It can derive from the Western African name, Bozoma, used in Ghana and borne by marketing executive, Real Housewife of Beverly Hills, and businessperson, Bozoma "Boz" Saint John. The name might mean "goddess", however other sources suggest it is a local, tribal name of the Nzema people.
 
Boz can also work as a short form of any name derived from the Slavic element božĭjĭ meaning "divine", such as the Croatian Božica, the Slovakian Božena, and the Bulgarian Bozhidara. 
 
Boz is unisex nickname, notably used as a pen name by Charles Dickens.

Bix entered the lexicon as a girls' name via heroine Bix Caleen, played by Adria Arjona, on TV's Star Wars prequel Andor. While Bix is a new name for girls, it's been around for decades for boys via jazz musician Bix Beiderbecke, and Bex is a trendy nickname for Rebecca as well as a short form of the also-trendy Bexley (and Bexlee and Bexleigh).

Homophonous with Mae and May, Méi is a short and sweet heritage choice. While Mei can have multiple meanings, including beautiful, the diacritic mark on Méi (梅) clarifies the derivation: Chinese plum, specifically the species Prunus mume.
 
In 2024, comedian John Mulaney and actress Olivia Munn chose Méi June for their daughter.

Méi

Three letter girl names boast two examples on the US Top 10, Ava and Mia.

girls' names with three letters popular in the US

 include Zoe, Eva, Ivy, Mya, Amy, Ana, and Lia.



The classics Ann and Eve are two of the most enduring

 on our recommended list include Bay, Bee, Fia, Kit, Liv, Lou, Paz, Poe, Sky, Taj, Una, and Zen.



Our full collection of three letter names for girls follows, organized by their current popularity on Nameberry.

Three Letter Girl Names with meanings, origin, and popularity, including top three letter names for girls like Ava and Mia and unique 3 letter baby girl names. (Page 27)