Female names most popular since 1880 - page 1104.

Meet Rosaida, a distinctive female name of Latin origin derived from the Spanish word 'rosa', meaning 'rose'.

Latin-derived name composed of Rosa ("rose") and lyn/lina ("light/shining"), meaning "radiant rose.

Captivating female name of Hebrew origin, derived from the word "rosh" meaning "head". It signifies "song of joy" or "song of gladness", reflecting its historical connection to musical celebrations in Hebrew culture.

Rare French given name whose precise origin and meaning are unclear but believed to derive from the old Germanic element "hros," meaning "horse," combined with "-lin," signifying a dweller or servant, possibly translating to "servant of the horse.

Unique and beautiful Polish name derived from Róża, meaning "rose", with "-lin" indicating smallness or delicacy. Popular among nobility in the Middle Ages, it remains rare yet significant, as seen in its bearers like poet Maria Rodziewiczówna.

Distinctive Chinese given name originating from ancient times, meaning "like the west" and associated with a historic poem about sunset, making it a romantic choice with deep cultural significance.

Latin-derived unisex name with historic roots in ancient Rome, meaning 'of the country' or 'rural', associated with nature and simplicity.

The unique Indian name Saanvireddy, popular among Telugu communities, originates from 'Saani' meaning 'graceful', associated with Hindu goddesses Saraswati and Lakshmi, and 'Vireddy', a title once held by influential landowners in medieval Andhra Pradesh.

Distinctive French female given name derived from 'sabelle,' an historic horse breed known for strength and beauty.

Turkish feminine name derived from 'safi', meaning 'pure'.

Rare French feminine name derived from Samantha, which itself originates from the Hebrew masculine Samuel, meaning "God heard.

Modern hybrid combining 'Samantha', meaning "listener", from Jane Austen's novel, with 'Grace', meaning "charming".

Rare French origin name derived from Latin "sandradius" meaning "sandal," associated with strength and courage, traditionally given to girls since medieval times.

African name of Yoruba origin, meaning 'the crown becomes high' and often given during solar eclipses.

Beautiful Hebrew girl's name meaning "prince of God".

Unique Spanish name derived from Arabic "Zarifa," meaning "precious" or "beloved." Popular among medieval Spanish nobility, it signifies elegance and royalty.

Arabic female name meaning 'happiness' or 'joy', derived from 'sa'adah'. It's associated with Sauda bint Zam'a, one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad, known for her kindness and faith.

Arabic name derived from "sabah," meaning morning, often associated with dawn and new beginnings.

Romanian feminine given name derived from 'savalan', meaning 'little fox', symbolizing cunning and intelligence.

Italian given name derived from the historic city of Savona near the French border, its meaning connected to Italian history and culture, possibly linked to the Latin word "Sabruna" or the ancient Ligurian Sabines tribe.

Rare Sanskrit name meaning 'ambidextrous', popular among ancient Indian kings and warriors, and considered auspicious in Hindu astrology.

Ethiopian female name meaning "peace" or "harmony".

Igbo name of African origin meaning 'one who brings happiness'.

African name of Swahili origin meaning "strong like a rock," symbolizing power and perseverance.

American name of African-American origin, derived from combining Samuel ('heard') and Monte ('mountain').

Distinctive African name derived from the Swahili word "sheni," meaning nine, often given to children born on the ninth day or hour.

African-origin name derived from Swahili 'shani', meaning six, signifying a sixth-day birth and connection to African heritage.

Indian origin female name derived from Sanskrit 'Shanti' meaning peace, with the suffix '-aria' implying 'of' or 'from'. It translates to 'peaceful one'.

Yoruba African name meaning "celebration" or "joy".

Arab-origin female name derived from 'sharimah,' meaning 'companion' or 'friend.'

French-derived name, coined during the Middle Ages, meaning 'little cart' or 'wheelbarrow', likely given as a nickname for lively children or those connected to transport.

Unique, Latin American name derived from the Spanish words "charla" (chat/conversation) and "lita" (a shortened form of María), signifying "little Maria who chats." Despite its recent popularity, Sharlita has no significant historical figure associated with it and is not traditionally widespread. Its meaning adds to its charm by evoking warmth and familiarity through conversation imagery.

Unique girl's name of mysterious origin, with some believing it has French or Hebrew roots. Its meaning varies, but it often suggests power and creativity. Despite lacking historical records, Sharrion has gained popularity in recent years due to its exotic sound and intriguing origins.

Distinctive African American name derived from Shatoria, meaning "gift from God," popularized for its uniqueness and strength of meaning.

Unique African American name derived from Shawanda (meaning "handsome" in Irish) and Shawna (meaning "elegant flower"), popularized during the 1980s-1990s for its distinctive sound and association with elegance and beauty.

Unique and captivating female given name of Hebrew origin, derived from the word "shayin" meaning "a woman," with a strong connection to Judaism but also popular among diverse religious backgrounds due to its elegant sound and distinctive nature.

Shelicia, of African American origin, is derived from Sheila, an Irish name meaning "she who is like a blade of grass," with the addition of the distinctive "-li" suffix.

Captivating African name derived from Yoruba deity Oshun, meaning fertility, beauty, love, and diplomacy.

Arabic-origin name with the charming meaning "noble" or "high-ranking".

Distinctive female given name of Caribbean origin coined by Jamaican author Louise Bennett-Coverley, with its meaning or significance unknown but appreciated for its unique sound and spelling.