Dutch girl names have historically been overlooked by American parents, but as the world of possible baby names expands, more parents may begin to embrace Dutch names for their daughters. One of the top Dutch names in the US is Noor — which also has separate Arabic roots — a diminutive of Eleonora.
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Along with Noor, the most common Dutch names for girls in the US include Hanna, Johanna, and Esmée. The most popular Dutch girl names in the Netherlands include Evi, Saar, Lieke, and Lotte.
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Also included on this list are names such as Tess, Liv, Fleur, and Maud, which have origins outside of the Netherlands yet rank among the country’s Top 100 baby names. See below for our lineup of fashionable Dutch baby names for girls.
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<h2>Dutch Girl Names</h2>

Dutch Baby Names for Girls

Jinte has a messy origin story, making it pretty much impossible to discern the true meaning of the name. It originally derives from the (mostly-male) unisex name Jinne. Jinne either comes from Ine, the Dutch variation of Ina (a derivative of any name ending in -ina), or Ene, a Dutch variation of Anne or Henrika.
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Jinte is a relatively common name in the Netherlands, its country of origin. 

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Dutch names for baby girls, including top girl names and unique names for girls from The Netherlands, with meanings, origins, and popularity. (Page 6)

Dutch Baby Names for Girls

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