UK Girl Names

A sleek and pretty name with a poetic, magical air, Fiolaine is a combination of Fiona and Elaine, giving it the meaning "fair light". Reminiscent of Adelaine, Fionnuala, and Violanthe, this distinctive name was created by Nameberry User @calico.disaster for our "Invent a Name Contest".

Fiolaine

Airy and frilly but with plenty of substance, Alisaria is a compound name, mixing Alice variant Alisa with the popular Italian name Aria. As such, it could mean "noble song" or "noble air" depending on which meaning of Aria you opt for. 
 
 Created by Rosajune for our "Invent a Name" contest, this choice could appeal to those who love Ilaria, Alicia, Alyssa, Alessandra, and Izara but want something unique and musical.
 
Alisaria could be said as a-lis-ahr-ee-uh or a-lis-ehr-ree-uh.

Alisaria

Maribetta sounds like it could easily be a classic but while Maribeth and Maribette have been used, Maribetta has never been used in the US and has seen only very minimal use in Italy. Combining Maria/e with Elizabeth, this name could mean "beloved one pledged to God".
 
This name was introduced to Nameberry by User @rosajune for our "Invent a Name" contest.

Maribetta

Reminiscent of Cassandra, Clarimond, and Cassianne, this name is a mix of French Clarisse and the Germanic Elysande. Blended together, the name could mean "bright path", symbolic of a bright future ahead. 
 
This name was created by Nameberry User @Demoiselle for our "Invent a Name Contest", and drew inspiration from the Arthurian Clarissant too.

Clarissande

An elaborate alternative to Florence, Florencelia blends the vintage name with the sweet and celestial Celia. Together, they could mean "heavenly flourishing".
 
This name was introduced by Nameberry User @Daffodil123 for our "Invent a Name" contest, who was partly inspired by the similar Francelia too. While Florencelia has never been observed in the US stats, it has been used a handful of times in the Philippines and Mexico.

Florencelia

Celestial and alluring, Estelaire is a mix of starry Estelle and popular Claire, giving it the meanings "starlight" or "bright, clear star". Created by Nameberry User @calico.disaster for our "Invent a Name" contest, it has plenty of flair but rolls easily off the tongue too. 

Estelaire

A name with a double meaning: as a French word name, it translates to "improved" (a-mee-lee-or-reh), while as a compound name, it blends Amelie/Amelia with Eliora, which could be interpreted as meaning "my God is my unceasing light" or "my brave God is my light".
 
This flowing and pretty choice was introduced to us by Nameberry User @ashthedreamer during our "Invent a Name" Contest.

Améliore

Light but strong, Gretelind is an elaboration of Gretel, mixed with the Germanic element lind to give it the lovely, gem-inspired meaning of "tender pearl". With a story-book feel and fairytale links, Gretelind was introduced by Nameberry User @Demoiselle for out "Invent a Name Contest".

Gretelind

Sleek and silvery, Sylvalaide mixes the vintage Sylvia with royal Adelaide to get the meaning "noble forest" or "forest of the noble one". Poetic and sweet, reminiscent of Sylvaine (or maybe Lemonade, just a little), Sylvalaide was created by @Islavolpes for our "Invent a Name" Contest. 

Sylvalaide

An elaboration of the whimsical and heartfelt word name Sonder, Sonderia can be interpreted as meaning "connected soul" or "one who sees others". Similar in feel to Stellaria, Lunaria, and Soleia, it could make a bold but meaningful option — especially in the middle spot. 
 
Sonderia was created by Nameberry User @sophie_sawriter for our "Invent a Name" contest.

Sonderia

A strong and brave sounding name, Valiana may appeal to those who enjoy Valentina and Viviana. Derived from the Latin valens and blended with Hebrew Anna, it could mean "strength, health, and grace".
 
Valiana was created by Nameberry User @justagirlwholovesnam for our "Invent a Name" contest.

Valiana

UK names for baby girls originate from all the languages and cultures of the United Kingdom: England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, along with Cornwall and the Isle of Man. UK girl names range from the top female names in the English-speaking world, such as Ann, Ella, and Kate to thousands of unique girls' names like Lettice, Myfanwy, and Pixie.

Browse this list of UK girl names from the Nameberry database that originate in the English, Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish, Cornish and Manx languages and cultures. 

UK names for baby girls originate from all the languages and cultures of the United Kingdom: England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, along with Cornwall and the Isle of Man. UK girl names range from the top female names in the English-speaking world, such as Ann, Ella, and Kate to thousands of unique girls' names like Lettice, Myfanwy, and Pixie.  (Page 94)