12 Letter Girl Names

Savannahrose

Mariaceleste

This rare feminization of Christopher blends in the sounds of the popular Josephine and is certainly more unexpected than Christine or Christina. German artist Christophine Reinwald (sister of playwright Friedrich von Schiller) is one notable bearer, while writer Jean Rhys used the name for a character in her 1966 Jane Eyre retelling, Wide Sargasso Sea. In the Caribbean and the UK, Christophine is also the colloquial name for the chayote fruit, a type of gourd named as such in reference to Christopher Columbus.

Christophine

Crystalmarie

Charleszetta

Madelyngrace

Oluwaferanmi

Madisongrace

Oluwateniola

Lasairfhíona is made up of lasair meaning "flame" and "fíona" meaning "of wine" in Old Irish. Popular in the Middle Ages, it has become a rarity now. Lasarina is an Anglicized form, while Laisrén is a masculine one.

Lasairfhíona

Oluwatofunmi

Miavalentina

Victoriarose

Familiar in Quebec, Canada, where it ranked in the Top 100 during the 90s, this hyphenated name combines classic Marie with sunny Soleil to form a balanced sounding name. When blended together, the name could mean "beloved sun" or "drop of the sea and sun", giving it a bright summery vibe.
 
Very occasionally smooshed into Marisoleil, Marie-Soleil is notably borne by actresses Marie-Soleil Tougas and Marie-Soleil Dion.