4 Letter Girl Names

Woodsy, earthy, and unexpected, Acre may appeal to those who enough Meadow, Ochre, Landry, and Oakley, but want something truly distinctive. So far, it has only ranked in the US stats for boys, however, social media birth announcements indicate parents are now pondering it for their daughters too.

Acre

While Tyro has only ever appeared in the US stats for boys, in Greek mythology, it was borne by a princess, who was named for her pale "goat's cheese" complexion. She is notably the grandmother of Jason (as in Jason and the Golden Fleece) and the mother of Pelias, the king who sends Jason on his quest. 
 
There's also a Tyros in Greek mythology, a nymph and lover of Heracles, whose name is linked to Tyre in Lebanon, giving it the additional meaning of "rock". This gives the name a purple hue, as Tyros asks for a dress dyed in what became Tyrian purple.
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As cool as Cleo, Lyra, and Calypso, Tyro is a rare option that might appeal to those who enjoy spiky names like Tyler and Tyra, distinctive mythological choices, and names ending in -o. Also used as an English word to mean "rookie" or "beginner", Tyro might additionally be linked to Tyre in Lebanon, meaning "rock".
 
The name could be pronounced TIE-ro or TIR-o, depending on preference.

Tyro

Lhea

Odis

Inta

Possibly a Bosnian variation of the multicultural Ayra, a name that means "respectable, awe-inspiring" or "noble" in Sanskrit. It might also be connected to the Finnish Airi or Aira, meaning "messenger", the English Aire or Aira meaning "air", the Lithuanian Airė, which is a river name, and the Arabic Ayrah meaning "vision" or "without an owner", or the Arabic Khayra meaning "good deeds". 

Ajra

Joee

Kasa

Erum

Nyha

Simple, sweet, and breezy, Pash is a Medieval English name which was occasionally given to babies born at Easter. A relation of Paschal and Pascal, it may also be used as 'slang' for passion or passionate.
 
Once used as a stand alone, today it could also be a nickname for Praskovya, Pascale, or Patricia, or used as a variation on Sanskrit and Indian names such as Vipashyana ("seeing clearly, understanding") and Rupashi ("beautiful"), along with the Persian Pashmina ("cashmere") and Pashtun (an Iranian ethnic group).

Pash

A Finnish word name with the whimsical meaning of "fairy tale, fable, story", Satu has been used in Finland since the beginning of the 20th-century, though its peak was in the 60s and 70s, when more than 14000 babies were given the name. It's name day is celebrated on October 18th, which, since 2008, has also been Fairy Tale Day in Finland.
 
An equivalent to the (more familiar?) Swedish Saga, Satu has been heard far less often in its native Finland in recent years, while the similar Taru ("legend and myth") is rarer still. 
 
Satu coincides with the Indonesian and Malay word for "one".

Satu

Deda

Succinct and stylish, Azri is a name that looks like it could be popular and on-trend; however, as of a recent year, it has never been featured in the US stats. It might be interpreted as having its origins in Arabic, from ʿadhriyy, meaning "pure, clean, chaste", or it could be read to have Hebrew origins, meaning "help", making it a relative to Azriel, Azariah, Ezri, and Ezra.
 
The name is used as a predominantly masculine choice in Malaysia.

Azri

Rwby

Chaz

Loyd

Appearing in the US stats for the first time in 2025, Doga is an variation of the Turkish word name Doğa, which refers to "nature" in its native language. It is pronounced as do-A, the first syllable to rhyme with toe.

Doga

A playful nickname style name with a hint of Kenzie, Wren, Reign, and Reese, Renz is a short form of Lorenz, Lorenzo, or Lorenza. Rarely used as a given name, it was chosen by the influencer Tre Welch for his daughter in 2025: Steelie Renz, known as "Renzie". He was inspired by his own middle name, Lorenz. 
 
While Renz has never appeared in the US charts for girls, it is occasionally used for boys, while Renzie has featured in the 2020s, given to a very small handful of girls.

Renz

Erah

, one of the top names for girls not only in the US but around the world.

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, the most-used girl name of all time, also contains four letters, as do such classics as 



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Browse our entire collection of four letter names for girls below, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

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