Female names most popular since 1880 - page 1550.

American-origin name created by combining 'Belle' (beautiful) and 'Verly' (possibly derived from French 'verdoyant', meaning green), reflecting beauty and lushness without a specific historical figure or event attached to it.

Rare Spanish given name derived from benanciano, meaning "fifth child" or "of fifth son," traditionally used to denote a fifth boy born into a family.

Rare Polish name derived from "benda," meaning "arch" or "bow." It is historically significant, having been used since the Middle Ages in Poland and carried by notable figures such as Benedykt Chmielowski.

The feminine given name Benedicte originates from Latin "benedictus", meaning "blessed". Its elements "bene" and "diction" translate to "she who speaks well".

Rare Hebrew female given name meaning "daughter of gladness or joy.

Portuguese-derived name meaning 'blessed,' popularized by French educator Benilde de la Sainte Trinité.

Benne, a Hebrew name meaning 'son,' originally signified exceptional qualities or destined greatness.

Unique female name of Portuguese origin, derived from 'Bento' meaning 'blessed', with '-ura' indicating the feminine form. It has historical significance, notably borne by Santa Bentura de Jesus, and carries spiritual meaning as it signifies divine favor or grace.

Portuguese given name that means "welcome," historically used among noble families in medieval Portugal.

Rare Scottish name derived from "Beardachán," meaning "spear point." It holds historical significance in Scotland and is associated with strength and courage due to its ties to notable figures like Sir Alexander Seton and warriors from the MacBain clan.

Scandinavian name derived from "bjarg," meaning "cliff" or "rock," symbolizing strength and nature's power.

Distinctive Irish name derived from the surname Ó Béirgín, believed to mean 'refuge' or 'protection'.

Unknown origin and rare usage throughout history. Primarily recorded in the United States, it was more common during the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Its meaning remains uncertain.

Indonesian name derived from "berita," meaning "news" or "report." It gained popularity during Indonesia's social and political changes in the 1960s, reflecting the importance of news and information at that time.

Uncommon yet appealing English given name derived from the Berkeley family surname, meaning "clearing where birch trees grow".

Berkley is a unique English given name derived from 'beorc,' meaning 'birch tree.' It's often associated with places like Berkeley, California, and was originally more common for boys before becoming unisex.

Rare German name derived from "ber hilti," meaning "bright" or "famous." It has a strong, assertive sound reflecting its Germanic roots and was famously borne by American businessman Berl Lerner. Despite its rarity, Berl remains a unique and striking choice for parents seeking a distinctive name with an auspicious meaning.

Elegant Italian name, originally derived from the term for a luxurious four-wheeled carriage.

Rare African-origin female name possibly derived from 'Barbarea', meaning 'foreign' or 'strange', though etymology is uncertain.

Rare, Latin-derived name meaning "strong as a bear," popularized by Spanish and Italian families during the Middle Ages.

Short form of Bernarda, a female name of Spanish origin meaning 'strong as a bear'.

African Yoruba name meaning "born on Sunday," reflecting the sacredness of Sundays in this tradition.

Elegant and unique Italian-derived female name meaning 'from the canton of Bern in Switzerland.'

Rare Spanish girls' name derived from 'berenjena', meaning eggplant.

Bereniya is a rare, Hebrew-origin name meaning 'firstborn,' derived from the biblical figure Berenit, Isaac's sister-in-law.

Unique French given name derived from "bernie," meaning "bear," and often associated with strength and courage.

Uncommon name of unknown origin, its meaning and history undocumented, making it intriguing yet difficult to trace.

Uncommon Italian given name derived from the nickname for a little bear, symbolizing strength and protectiveness.

Unique French given name derived from Germanic 'Bertold', meaning 'bright' or 'famous', brought to France during the Middle Ages.

Berthalee, of French origin, combines 'bright' or 'famous' from Old Germanic 'berht' with '-lee', a French feminine suffix.

German-derived name meaning "bright" or "famous," originating from the medieval Germanic element "berht".

Rare, historic French given name derived from Germanic elements "berht" (bright/famous) and "hild" (battle), translating to "bright in battle" or "famous warrior".

Albanian female name derived from the Illyrian word 'besa', meaning 'truth' or 'promise'.

Rare French given name of Occitan origin, meaning 'little bear cub'.

Unique African name from the Igbo people of Nigeria, meaning "the world has come back to life" or "has been born again," symbolizing hope and renewal.

Welsh name derived from Bethuhel, meaning 'house of Hel,' the Norse goddess of the underworld. It carries ancient history and mythology, being popular among Welsh families connected to spirituality or intellect.

Rare Hebrew female name meaning "house of benevolence" or "place of blessing," drawing strength from its biblical roots and historical landmarks associated with healing and compassion.

Modern diminutive of the historic English name Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath," popularized by Queen Elizabeth I.

Rare and captivating Hebrew name derived from 'beth' meaning 'house' or 'daughter', and 'shebah' meaning 'seven'.

Unique Hebrew name composed of 'beth', meaning house, and 'zabeth', derived from Elizabeth, conveying 'House of God is my oath'.