Swedish girl names

From the German Adalhaidis, meaning "noble," this literary classic gained modern charm thanks to Alice in Wonderland and widespread use across Europe.

From the Hebrew Elisheva, meaning “pledged to God,” this royal and biblical name remains a timeless favorite with endless nickname options.

Greek in origin and meaning "pearl," Margaret has a royal history and many nicknames, from Maggie to Greta.

Once a masculine surname, Evelyn became a soft and stylish girls’ name meaning “wished for child” or “island,” now a modern Top 10 pick.

The French feminine form of Charles, meaning "free man," it’s a royal favorite and a global top pick with nicknames like Lottie.

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

With debated roots, possibly from alia Aenor or Germanic elements, Eleanor means “shining light” and came to England via Eleanor of Aquitaine.

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.

This Anglo-Saxon name means "prosperous in war" and once belonged to queens, first ladies, and literary heroines alike.

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

An English name meaning "noble strength," it was revived by Audrey Hepburn and stems from the Anglo-Saxon Aethelthryth.

A Scottish diminutive of Elizabeth meaning “pledged to God,” Elsie has returned as a lively vintage favorite in both the US and UK.

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.

Greek for "pure," this timeless name has royal, saintly, and literary roots, and remains elegant in its softer C-spelling.

Derived from Persian for “star,” Esther is a biblical heroine whose story is central to the Jewish holiday of Purim.

Originally a pet form of Ann, Nancy means “grace” and rose from literary heroine to political mainstay.

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

A Scottish word for "beautiful" or "cheerful," Bonnie surged after Gone With the Wind and is now enjoying a vintage revival.

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

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

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.

Meaning "gift of God" in Greek, Dorothy soared in early 20th-century America and is tied to The Wizard of Oz and many creative icons.

From the French meaning "free man," Caroline has royal and presidential links and remains a timeless classic.

Annie, rooted in English and meaning "grace," has long been a cheerful, all-American name known from folklore to Broadway.

English in origin and meaning "day's eye," Daisy is a bright floral name with strong literary and pop culture roots.

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

From medieval German roots meaning “tribe woman,” Genevieve combines saintly strength with French elegance.

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

Elaine is a French-Scottish form of Helen that means “bright light.” It has strong Arthurian associations, but could also fit mid-century style.

This French form of Clara means “bright” or “clear” and has a clean, classic sound.

Hebrew for "ewe," Rachel is a biblically classic name that has universal appeal. Literary and television characters have also helped maintain Rachel's popularity.

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

Jennifer is a Cornish form of Guinevere meaning “white wave” and dominated of the most popular names of the late 20th century.

This classic English name meaning "high tower" gained lasting appeal through literature and the well-loved Madeline children's series.

Originally a medieval pet form of Mary, Molly means "bitter" and remains a friendly, familiar name with Irish and literary links.

Hannah is Hebrew for “grace.” This old-timey biblical name is popular all over the world with soft power.

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

Sadie is a Hebrew name meaning "princess." It started as a nickname for Sarah but has since firmly established itself on its own with a spunky vibe.

Originating in English and meaning “estate ruler,” Hattie has a feisty, antique sound and is currently more popular than Harriet.

Sun, Variant of Helen, Excellent, The Bright One

The Word Vivus with the Meaning Alive Lively, Vivid

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

Dew of the Sea, Mary, Bitter Rose

Sea of Sorrow, Scraped, Prophetess, Drop

Warrior, Virile, Protrude, Man

Yahweh May Protect, Supplanter, One who Supplants, Holder of the Heel

Homeland, Estate, Ruler of an Enclosure, Rich

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

Sorrow, Fickle, Carl, Goddess Lakshmi

Rose, Flower Name

Female Version of Nicholas

Eagle, God is Gracious, Grace, Variant of Hebrew Hannah

Skill, Wisdom

Jacob's Wife, Delicate, Weary One, Weary,Tired

Light, The Bright, Born at Daybreak

Heaven, Form of Cecilia, Of Sky, Heavenly

Feminine of Alexander, To Defend, Protect and Man, Manly

Star

Aveline, Beautiful, Lovable, Burst of the Sun

Kind One, The Olive, Peace

Rose Flower, Rose

Saint, The Exalted One, Strength, Power

Purity, Pastime, Night, Lioness

Horn Coloured, Form of Cornelius, Yellow, Sun Burst

God of Wine, Dedicated to Dionysos, Named for Saint Denys

Time-Honored, Ancient, Antique, Primitive

Star, Coined from, Genus of Butterfly

Who is Like God

Pearl, Fight, Little One, Diminutive of Henrietta

Child of Light, The Pearl, Flower Name

Soft, Fair Bow, Fence, White and Smooth

German Origin and Means Noble

Lady, Noblewoman, Form of Sarah, Princess

Frewi, Holy, Peace Friend, Fair Reconciliation

Vigorous, Strong, Man, Husband

My Father Rejoices, The Intelligent

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

Kleopatra, Boasting

Spear and Hard, Gravelly Place Gray House, Strong, Warlike

Greatest, Great Woman

Brightness, Sweet, Honorable, Nobility

Shining, Bright, Glory and Brilliant, A Bird Name

Modern, Combination of Mary and Ellen, Wished for Child, Bitterness

Judged Only by God, Feminine of Daniel

Heavenly, Divine, Of the Sky

Helmet, Offered to the Lord, Composition, Will

Pearl, Diminutive of Margaret

Will, Protection, Desire, Helmet

Meadow, Inge, Hero's Daughter, Composition

Burst of the Sun, Brightness, Mercy, Moon

A Plant in the Olive Family, Fragrant Flower, Gift from God, Shrub with Yellow Flowers

Manly, A Man's Woman, Feminine Form of Andrew, Man Ones

Peace, The Word Éire with the Meaning Ireland, Beauty

God's Gift, Climber, An Evergreen Climbing Ornamental Plant, A Vine

Song, Garden Orchard, Bright Red, Son of

Of Delos, Visible, Delightful, Faithful

Noble., Noble, Righteous, Aedel

Christian Faith, Follower of Christ, The Anointed One

Form of Mildred, Gentle Strength, Honey, Bee

Horn, Champion, Torch, Moon

Evergreen, Holly Grove, To Prick, Shrub with Red Berries

Expectation Belief, Trust, Hope, Faith

Made Famous in Battle, Saint Joan of Arc, From Lorraine, Laurel

Farmstead Or Village of Wine, Pleasant Stone, Homestead, Friend

Greek, To Be Gentle, Latin, Buoyant

Honeyed Sweetness, All Honey, Palombe, New Leaves

Emulus, Imitating, Rivaling

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

Supplant, One who Supplants, Feminine of James, Derived from the Latin Jacomus

Princess of the Sea, Bitter, T, Wished-for Child

Roe, Grace, Roe-buck, Beauty

Happiness, First Born Daughter, Blessed Peace, Diminutive of Winston

The White, Glossy

Woman from Judea, Jewish, Admired, Praised

The Pure, Form of Katherine, Virginal

Golden, Golden-Haired, Gold Made

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

Delight, Noble, Small Winged One, Heart

The Stone, The Rock

House of Poverty

Blind

To Speak Kind Words, Bee, Hebrew

Vandals, Wend, Open Area, Look Healthy

Pure, Fair Phantom, Well Born, Yahweh is Gracious

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

Oracle, Prophetess, Sibyl, Priestess of Apollo

God Would Multiply, He (God) Will Add, Feminine of Joseph

Radiance, Moon, Pure, Bright and Shining

Jubilation, Joyful, Name of a Deity, Jewel

Variant of Nicolette, Nike Which Means Victory, Victorious, Necklace

Strong in War, Fight, Powerful Warrior, Might

Most Beautiful, Variant of Cayley Lovely, Fortress, Lark

Dear, The Element Cara Meaning Friend, Expensive, Beloved

God is Merciful, Female Version of John

Crowned with Laurels, Too: Laurel Wreath, From Laurentum Stem End, Sweet Bay Tree

Bright Sea, Sea-Born

Mercy, Gracious, Graceful, Favour

The Pearl, Variant of Margaret

Form of Lilac, Night, Bluish, Lily Flower Name

Eithne, Joy, Rejuvenation, Pleasure, Bliss

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

Eye, Weaver, Penelops, Flower

Pain, Pain, Sorrows

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

Noble, German, Joy, Sweet Angel

Living, To Live, Life, Good News

The Pure, Virginal, Form of Catherine

Bear, Hardy, Brave

The Hunteress, Fourth Child, Harvester, Essence

To Flow, Singer, Earth, The Elements Res

God is Fullness, Garden of Hollies, Small Meadow, Holly

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

Throws and Faithful, Spear Hunter, Power, Force

The Pearl

Easy to Love, Bella, Graceful or Beatiful, Beautiful

Cyneburga's Field, Ruler

Flower, Spice, Date Tree

My God is Yahweh, Eliane, Kind, Peaceful Ruler

Form of Theodore, Courageous People, Wealthy Protector, Wealth and Keep

A Crusader a Pilgrim Bearing Palms, Palm-bearer

Of Magdala, Villager of Galilee

Messenger of God, Angel

Soft-haired, Youthful, Downy, Downy-bearded

Green Shoot