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Invented name, combination of Lili and Guinevere
"lily + white shadow, white wave"
This romantic, ethereal name sounds straight out of Arthurian legend but is in fact a modern hybrid of Guinevere and Lili. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet — her own name inspired by…
Romanian
"little light"
A luminous Romanian girl's name that combines lumina (light) with a cutesy diminutive ending.
Welsh
"white shadow, white wave"
Believed to possibly be related to Guinevere — the queen and wife of King Arthur in mythology.
Old Norse
"wealth; battle"
Derived from the Old Norse name auðhildr, Audhild is an intruiging girl's name composed of the elements audaz, meaning "wealth, prosperity", and hildiz, meaning "battle". Audhild has been widely used…
"fair maiden"
This gorgeous and undiscovered Welsh name elevates the more familiar Rhiannon to include the bonus of cutesy nickname Winnie.
Greek
"worthy of one's parents, in place of one's parents"
In Greek mytholgy, Antigone was the noble and courageous daughter of Oedipus, who acts as his guide after he blinds himself. Antigone is also the eponymous heroine of a play by Jean Anouilh. Despite…
Cornish place name
"unknown meaning"
With other Cornish names like Elowen and Jago catching people's attention, the mythical sounding Mithian might prove an unexpected and magical feeling choice. Traditionally called Mydhyan , Mithian…
English from French
"kindness, gentleness"
A melodic virtue name, derived from the French lénité . It means kindness, as in granting lenience. Lenity is a profoundly rare name with no recorded usage in the U.S.
Latin, combination of Alta and Luna
"high, sublime + moon"
Celestial, poetic, and powerful, Altaluna is a Medieval Italian name, combining the elements of Alta , meaning "high" – or "sublime" in a more poetic sense – and the on-trend Luna, meaning "moon".…
Hebrew
"angel"
Erella is a rare Hebrew name, also found as Erela and Erelah, that is derived from the unisex Erel, a form of Ariel used in modern Israel.
Flower name, feminine form of Caspian
"white"
Caspia is both a feminization of the rising star Caspian, and the name of a flower that often grows near the sea or on salt marshes. Likely derived from the Latin term Caspii , meaning "white",…
Dutch
"grace"
A sweet combination of Anne and the -fien suffix, used in the Netherlands. Parents looking for a more unique alternative to Josephine may want to consider this dainty Dutch name.
Feminine variation of Casper or Jasper, Persian
"bringer of treasure"
An unusual feminization of boy name Caspar with a beautiful meaning and familiar nicknames Cassie and Cass. It is also the name of a sports clothing brand.
Albanian
"desire for freedom"
A grand, dramatic Albanian name with a patriotic meaning, Liridona has a beautiful sound and could be a fresh take on Donna, or a longer form of Lyra.
Dutch, from Latin
"moon"
Loena is a Dutch form of Luna, pronounced the same as the original. While Luna is more common in the Netherlands, Loena is also established. A famous example is the Belgian figure skater Loena…
Modern Greek form of Euphrosyne
"merriment, cheerfulness"
Lively and cheerful, Effrosyni is the modern Greek form of the ancient Euphrosyne. Its meaning is interpreted as "mirth and merriment" from the elements eu meaning "good" and phren meaning "mind,…
Form of Alcmene, Greek Mythology
"strength and power of the moon"
Celestial and strong, Alcmena is a Latinized form of Alcmene a figure from Greek mythology, best known as the mother of Heracles after Zeus tricked her into thinking he was her absent husband. The…
Etruscan mythology
"wild, untamed, of the fields and woods"
In Etruscan mythology, Feronia was the goddess of wildlife, liberty, fertility, health, and abundance, who also granted freedom to slaves and rights to the poor. She was worshipped by the Sabine and…
Ewe, Inuit, Greenlandic, Jewish, Akkadian
"gift; earth, land, country; fish"
With its sweet, familiar sound, Nuna is a multicultural name with a variety of different origins and meanings, making it a versatile yet rare choice. As an African name, it likely derives from the…
Latin
"night-shiner"
In Roman and Sabine mythology, Noctiluna was occasionally used as an epithet for Luna, the embodiment and goddess of the moon. Meaning "night-shiner" or more literally "night moon", it is derived…
