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Names That Mean Beautiful
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Fairlight
English
"beautiful light"
A rare but historic English name bestowed upon girls in the 19th century. Fairlight seems to have been particularly popular among baby girls in the Appalachian region of the US. It appeared as a…
Nazli
Turkish, Persian
"beautiful, delicate"
Succint and sparky, Nazli is a Persian and Turkish name meaning "delicate, beautiful" or "coy". It is a popular choice in Turkey and Azerbaijan where it is transcribed as Nazlı, with a dotless I.
Galilahi
Cherokee
"attractive"
An attractive Cherokee name — literally — with a bouncy rhythm.
Nizhoni
Navajo
"beautiful"
Nizhoni is the Navajo word for "beautiful." It's a rare, elegant, and meaningful option, used as a baby name for around 30 baby girls each year. It's uniquely common in Arizona, a large part of…
Aruzhan
Kazakh
"beautiful soul"
Gorgeous Kazakh name with a poetic meaning. Aruzkhan ranked as high as Number 3 in Kazakhstan in 2011.
Solfrid
Norwegian
"beautiful, beloved sun"
With a sunny, airy sound, a clunky-cool look, and a lovely, nature-inspired meaning, Solfrid was popular in its native Norway back in the mid-20th century, but has been out of the Top 100 since the…
Sundar
Hindu
"beautiful"
Derived from Sanskrit, Sundar is a name and a descriptive word meaning "beautiful, handsome, good, or nice". It comes from the longer name, Sundara, which appears in the Hindu epic poem the Ramayana…
Sundara
Hindu
"beautiful"
Derived from Sanskrit, Sundar is a name and a descriptive word meaning "beautiful, handsome, good, or nice". It appears in the Hindu epic poem the Ramayana . Sunder, Sundari, and Sundar are other…
Sundari
Hindu
"beautiful"
Derived from Sanskrit, Sundari is a name and a descriptive word meaning "beautiful, handsome, good, or nice". It is the feminine form of Sundara, which appears in the Hindu epic poem the Ramayana .
Sunder
Hindu, English
"beautiful; break apart"
As Hindu and Tamil name, Sunder is a form of Sundar, meaning "beautiful, handsome, good, or nice". It comes from the longer name, Sundara, which appears in the Hindu epic poem the Ramayana . As an…
Sunaina
Hindi
"one with lovely eyes"
A beautiful name of Hindi and Sanskrit origin, Sunaina means "one with lovely (or beautiful) eyes" and has sounds that could work well internationally. Notable bearers include actress and model…
Belles
English, Scottish, French, Spanish
"bell ringer; handsome, beautiful; beauties"
Belles may look like a playful nickname to any of the stylish belle related names — and it could easily be used as such — however, it is also an occupational English surname, originally given to bell…
Marikit
Tagalog
"pretty, beautiful"
Sweet and confident in sound, Marikit is a Tagalog name, used in the Philippines. According to Filipino legend, the town Marikina was named after a woman called Marikit who became suddenly aware of…
Ezhil
Tamil
"beauty"
A spirited yet sophisticated name of Tamil origin, Ezhil is a unisex choice that leans just slightly feminine in India. Meaning "beauty", some sources suggest the 'zh' sound is pronounced softly,…
Keshika
Sanskrit, modern variation of Keziah, Hebrew
"one with beautiful hair; cinnamon"
Spiky but pretty in sound, Keshika has its origins in both Sanskrit and Hebrew, making it a rare choice that also crosses cultures. As a Sanskrit name, it is used in Sri Lanka and India, where it is…
Mrignayani
Indian, Sanskrit
"one with eyes like a deer"
A name with evocative imagery, Mrignayani combines the Sanskrit elements mriga meaning "deer" with nayani meaning "eyes" to create a name which can be inteperated as "one with eyes like a deer" or…
Aglaé
French form of Aglaia, Greek
"splendour, beauty"
An international form of the Greek Aglaia, Aglaé is associated with the Three Graces in Greek mythology. With a hint of clunkiness but plenty of splendour too, Aglaé was moderately popular in France…
Aglaia
Greek
"beauty, splendour"
The name of one of the three Graces or Charites in Greek mythology, sometimes spelt Aglaea. The anglicized pronunciation would be "ah-GLY-ah", while the traditional Greek would "ah-glah-EE-uh".
Ingrida
Lithuanian, and Slovakian form of Ingrid
"Ing is beautiful"
While snappy, vintage Ingrid is more widely used, the Lithuanian and Slovakian form shares the "clunky-yet-elegant" feel of Theodora, Dorothea, Gwendolyn, and Agatha. Derived from the Old Norse fríðr…
Grażyna
Polish, from Lithuanian
"pretty, beautiful"
An attractive Polish name, reminiscent of Grace and its related names. Grażyna has its roots in poetry, having been invented by Adam Mickiewicz for his 1823 poem entitled Grażyna. Mickiewicz invented…