Latin girl names

From the Latin for the red gemstone, Ruby is a vintage name with fire.

Meaning "bright" or "clear" in Latin, Clara is a vintage gem tied to ballet, music, and 19th-century heroines.

This Hebrew name meaning "grace" links to Saint Anne and bridges cultures worldwide, from biblical roots to Disney’s Frozen.

Latin for the flower, Rose has bloomed for centuries and remains a favorite for its grace and simplicity.

This Latin virtue name meaning “favor” or “blessing” is made iconic by Princess Grace Kelly.

Conquering, One Who Overcomes, Prevailing, Victor

This Latin name means “prosperous” and recalls both a romantic city.

Meaning either “pledged to God” or often connected to the lily flower, Lillian is vintage darling with grace and tradition plus the added sweetness of Lily.

Possibly meaning “bitter” or “beloved”, Mary is a biblical heavyweight that dominated name charts for centuries.

Latin in origin and meaning “rival” or “industrious,” Emily reigned as the top girls’ name for a generation and still shines in pop culture.

With Latin roots meaning "she who brings happiness," Beatrice shines in literature, royalty, and vintage revivals.

A Latin-rooted name meaning “from France” or “free man,” Frances has returned with stylish nickname Frankie.

This light-filled Latin classic, derived from lux, has been beloved from saints to sitcoms to activist Lucy Stone.

Latin for “laurel” or “victory”, Laura was immortalized by poet Petrarch.

With Latin and ancient Roman roots, Julia is a name that’s both youthful and graceful, classic and known.

Latin for “happy” or “fortunate,” Felix mixes Roman heritage with global popularity

This Latin name meaning "divine" refers to the Roman goddess of the moon and gained poignancy through Princess Diana.

Possibly linked to Honora or Eleanor, Nora has a bright meaning of “light.”

With French roots in Aimée and Latin Amata, Amy means "beloved."

A Greek name for the moon goddess Artemis, Cynthia peaked mid-century.

Latin for “lovable,” Mabel was a Top 20 charmer in the Victorian era and is making a spirited comeback.

Star

Pure, Gentle, Bluish Purple, Viola

Victor Conqueror, Victorious, Victory, Conquer

Cora, from Greek for "maiden," links to Persephone's myth and Downton Abbey’s countess, making it both ancient and trendy.

A Hebrew name that means "compassionate friend," Ruth is a quietly classic name associated with the Bible as well as loyalty and grit.

Meaning "to tie or bind" in Hebrew, Rebecca is a timeless name that has maintained use over the years because of its biblical significance as well as a well-known literary character.

Derived from the German Amalia meaning "work," Amelia rose globally in the 2000s.

Woman of the Wood, Forest Man

Latin in origin and tied to the Roman goddess JunJune is a vintage charmer that's finding new favor today.

This Latin-origin name means "blind" and honors Saint Cecilia, the patron of music.

A Greek name meaning "pure," Agnes was once a medieval favorite, with Saint Agnes boosting its popularity.

From the Latin oliva, Olivia means "olive tree" and was brought into use by Shakespeare in Twelfth Night.

The ancient Roman name Claudia means "lame" or "enclosure" yet maintains its presence through classic usage

True, Bringing Victory, Faith, Severe

Flora is Latin for “flower.” She’s a goddess and the heroine of a Scottish fairy tale, with a sweet vintage vibe.

With Latin roots meaning “nurturing” or “soul,” Alma gained traction in England after the Crimean War.

Pure by Heart, A Gem of the Sea, Pearl, Grand

The Word Vivus with the Meaning Alive Lively, Vivid

Nobleman, Noble Patrician, Noblewoman

To be Born-from Natalia, Form of Natalie, Born on Christmas, Christ's Birthday

Dew of the Sea, Mary, Bitter Rose

Strange, Barbari Meaning Foreign Stammering People, Barbaric, Stranger

The Lovely, In Love, Gracious, Deserving to be Loved

Rose, Flower Name

Dawn

Light, The Bright, Born at Daybreak

Heaven, Form of Cecilia, Of Sky, Heavenly

Viola, Violets, Violet Flower, Purple

Star

Beautiful, Rebellious, Sea of Bitterness, Beloved

Kind One, The Olive, Peace

Rose Flower, Rose

Horn Coloured, Form of Cornelius, Yellow, Sun Burst

Time-Honored, Ancient, Antique, Primitive

Opening, To Open Up, Second, April

Rush, Kindness, Little Rose, Truthful

My Father Rejoices, The Intelligent

Disciple of Christ, Beautiful Christian, The Anointed One, Christ-bearer

Greatest, Great Woman

Lioness, The Word Leo with the Meaning Lion, Feminine of Leon

Friend, Pure, Expensive, The Cause of

Heavenly, Divine, Of the Sky

From the God Mars, Sea Maiden

The Virgin, Maiden, Pure

God is Gracious, Gift of the Lord

A Symbol of Purity, Lily, My God is Perfect

Christian Faith, Follower of Christ, The Anointed One

Form of Mildred, Gentle Strength, Honey, Bee

Horn, Champion, Torch, Moon

Emulus, Imitating, Rivaling

Attendant for a Temple, Swiftness of Foot, Honorable Births, Acolyte

Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic of Honor and Victory, Laurel, Of Laurentum, Man from Laurentium

Golden, Golden-Haired, Gold Made

Form of Natalie, A Flower, Rebirth-from Anastasia, Born on Christmas

Fame, Glory, Prayer of God

Blind

Healing, Sincere, The Word Althein Which is of the Meaning to Heal

Descended from Jupiter (Jove), Youth, Soft Bearded, Jove's Child

Dedicated to Mars, Warlike, Female Version of Marcellus, Warring

Radiance, Moon, Pure, Bright and Shining

Jubilation, Joyful, Name of a Deity, Jewel

White Shoulder, The Word Nuall with the Meaning Famous Champion Chariot-Fighter

Dear, The Element Cara Meaning Friend, Expensive, Beloved

Quiet, Cheerful, The Word Serenus Which is of the Meaning Serene Clear Bright, Joy

Inspired By the Eponymous Roman Goddess of Wisdom, Kluge, Mind, Intellect

Form of Lilac, Night, Bluish, Lily Flower Name

Soft Bearded, Youthful, Variant of Julia, Illustrious Roman Family

Famous, Struggle, Feminine of Louis, Fight

Goddess of Woods and Hunting, Celestial Hunter, The Element Deiwo with the Meaning Light Deity, Daylight

Renowned in Battle, Born At Daybreak, Feminine of Louis, Pearl

Darling Child, Rock, An Offering, Light and Buoy-any

Autumn, The Fall Season

Bay Plant, Crowned with Laurel

To Flow, Singer, Earth, The Elements Res

An Aromatic, Symbol of Victory, Botanical Name, The Myrtle is a Dark Green Shrub with Pink or White Blossoms

Free Condition, Frankie is Occasionally Used for Girls, Of the Franks, French Man

Adriatic Sea, Square Room, Dark and Rich, Woman from Hadria

Undying, The Element Ambrosios Which Means Immortal Divine, Ever-living

Birthday, Christmas Babies, Birth

Aristocratic, Recluse, Timekeeper, Noble

Soft-haired, Youthful, Downy, Downy-bearded

Star

Fleur De Lys, Lily

The White, The Element Albus Meaning White

Horn, Raven

She who Must be Admired, Adorable, Wonderful, Watch Carefully

Good Victory, Victorious

Southern Us, American South, Tenth, Dick's Son

Rejoicing, Lord, Cheerful, Deity

Jewel of the Sea, Little Hearts, Heart, Cordus

Born In the Eighth Month, Modeled on a Roman Sex

The Merciful, Gentleness, Mercy, Gentle

Light, Daylight Babies, Born at Daybreak, Shining

From Little Britain, England

Youthful, Jove's Child, Name of a Poem, Julia

Supplanter, Gentle, Melanie, Dark

The Word Valens Which is of the Meaning Healthy Strong, Vigorous

Healthy Strong

Free-born, Religious, He Who is with the Illustrious, Acolyte

Epistle, Sweet Heart, Jove's Child, A Young Woman

Little One, Follower of Christ, An Instrument, War Like

Form of Cynthia, Little Ash-girl, From, Way

Good

Ebony Wood, Dark Beauty

Bringer of Victory

White, Pure, Clarity, Sincere, Title for queen mother in African kingdom

Gladiolus Flower, Disabled, Lame, Note to the Gender of Claudius

Merciful, Servant, Inventor of the Corn Mill, Soldier

Exalted, Summer, August, Revered

The Longed-For, Much Desired, Longed for, Longing

Female Version of Paul, The Small, Humble, Weak

Woodland, Forest Woman, Maid

Similar to the Latin Clara, Brilliant, Clear, Most Illustrious

God Protects My House, Beautiful

Favour, Grace of God, Graceful, Blessing

Little Female Bear

Yahweh is Gracious, Variant of Joan

Rebellion, Wished-for Child, Star of the Sea, Little Mary

The Aura, Wind, Or, Breeze

Feminine Variant of Charles, Joy, Little and Womanly, Manly

Down-bearded Youth, Girl, Youthful, Jove's Child

King, The Word Reina with the Meaning Queen, Purple Flower

Worthy of Respect, Magnificent, Sublime, Venerated

New

Follower of Christ, Christian Woman, Anointed

Magnolia, Ornamental Tree with White Flowers, Fragrant

Female Version of Norman, From the North, Rule, Carpenter's Square

Fair Just, Righteous, Reasonable, True

Originally from a Norman surname, it means “marshy land near the sea” and peaked with vintage appeal.

The Limping, Disabled, Preserving, Lame

The Word Valentia Which Means Power, Valentia

Sailor of the Sea

Beautiful, Catlike

Abbreviation of Mary, Pearl, Bitter, Beloved

A Gift, Roman Clan Name, Hog, Pig

Abbreviation of Montague and Montgomery, Mountain

Christian Woman, Follower of Christ, Anointed

Imitating, Rival, Rivaling

Rich, Profit, Wealthy, Succeed

Beauty, A Flower, My God has Sworn

A Bitterly Wanted Child, Star of the Sea, God is My Teacher

To Sing, Pure, Man, Very Holy Woman

Lord Krishna's Devotee, Desire, Admirable, Wonderful

Blind One, Sixth

An Olive, Form of Oliver, Elf, Warrior

Christian Woman, Disciple of Christ

Lively, Vibrant, Life, Alive

Roman Goddess Hestia, Hearth, Chimney Fire, Similar to the Greek

Sweet Bay Tree, Kingdom of Loather, Crowned with Laurels, Laurel

Name of the Herb, Bitter Rose

Believed to have been Introduced During the Norman Conquest, Bird

Julia, Jove's Descendant, Youthful, Down-bearded Youth

Gay, Lavinium from the Stem End

Praised, Generosity, Who Gives Glory to Yahweh

Forceful Mother of Blacks, Virgin, White Wave, The Queen

Inspired By the Eponymous Roman Goddess of Childbirth, Breast Milk, Ninth

Spanish Form of Martha Lady, Warlike, Bitter, Herrin

Beloved, The Beloved

Voyager through Life, Bringer of Joy, Auspicious, Happy