8-Letter Baby Girl Names: page 41 of 116
23120 names with meanings and origins.
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Unisex · Indian · “Maraghna means “destroyer of Mara” in Sanskrit. It is an epithet of the Buddha, referring to his victory over temptation.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant spelling of Margaret, a Greek name meaning pearl.”
Girl · German · “A blend of Mary, meaning beloved, and Marlene, a German name meaning star of the sea.”
Unisex · Indian · “A Tamil name meaning one who is devoted to the deity Mariamman. It is a traditional South Indian name.”
Unisex · Indian · “From the Marathi region”
Girl · Latin · “A feminine name likely derived from Marcia, the Latin word for warlike.”
Girl · Spanish · “A variation of Mercedes, meaning "mercies" in Spanish. It is a name of Spanish origin.”
Girl · English · “A form of marcella”
Girl · Slavic · “Dedicated to Mars”
Girl · French · “A French and Latin name meaning 'young warrior' or 'dedicated to Mars,' reflecting strength and a spirited nature.”
Unisex · International · “Dedicated to Mars”
Girl · Latin · “A diminutive of Marcia, the feminine form of the Latin name Marcus, meaning dedicated to Mars.”
Girl · French · “A modern variation of the French name Marcelle, meaning "dedicated to Mars."”
Girl · Latin · “Means 'of the sea'; a variant of Marcella, which is of Latin origin.”
Girl · English · “Dedicated to the Roman god Mars”
Girl · Latin · “A modern feminine variation of Marcian, which is derived from the Latin name Marcus.”
Girl · Slavic · “Dedicated to Mars”
Girl · German · “A variant of Marlene, a German name combining Mary and Magdalene.”
Girl · English · “Meadow near a lake”
Girl · Arabic · “An Arabic name referring to someone who is loved and respected by everyone. It signifies a person who has earned communal favor.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who plays the drum”
Unisex · Indian · “Marditre is an inflected form of Sanskrit Marditri, meaning “crusher” or “destroyer.””
Girl · Welsh · “A variant of the Welsh name Meredith, meaning great lord or protector of the sea.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Marisha, from the Latin name Maria, meaning "star of the sea."”
Girl · International · “Beloved star of the sea”
Girl · Spanish · “Combination of Maria and Elvis”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Of Hebrew origin, this name translates to an inheritance or something existing from the beginning.”
Girl · International · “Little beloved one”
Girl · Twi · “Born on a Tuesday”
- Margalitמרגלית
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Pearl”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of the name Margaret, which is of Greek origin meaning "pearl."”
Girl · Greek · “Margaret comes from the Greek margarites, meaning 'pearl'.”
Girl · Scottish · “Mother of gawain.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant spelling of Margaret, which originates from the Greek word for pearl.”
Girl · French · “A French female name derived from Margaret, meaning pearl. This specific spelling is a modern, stylized variant.”
Girl · English · “An English name derived from the French Margerie, which is a variant of Margaret meaning a pearl.”
Girl · Slavic · “This name is a Slavic and Polish variant of Margaret. Like the original, it carries the beautiful meaning of a pearl.”
Girl · Slavic · “A Russian Slavic form of the name Margaret, it carries the beautiful meaning of a pearl.”
Girl · Scandinavian · “A pearl”
Girl · Dutch · “Pearl”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Margaret, derived from the Greek word margarites, meaning 'pearl'.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Margaret, derived from the Greek word margarites, meaning 'pearl'.”
Girl · Greek · “A phonetic spelling of the name Margaret, which is of Greek origin meaning pearl.”
Girl · German · “Marhilda is a distinguished name for a girl, meaning 'famous battle maiden'. It suggests a spirited, memorable, and courageous individual.”
Girl · German · “Marhildi is a wonderful name for a girl, meaning 'famous battle maiden'. It suggests a memorable, brave, and strong spirit.”
Girl · International · “Bitter, beloved, and deep”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern elaboration of Mariah, the Hebrew name meaning the Lord is my teacher.”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Alba, meaning beloved white or dawn”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name derived from Mary, carrying the traditional meaning of bitter.”
Girl · French · “A French variation of the Latin name Mary, which is traditionally interpreted as meaning bitter or star of the sea.”
Girl · Latin · “A variation of Mariana, a Latin name meaning "of the sea."”
Girl · Italian · “Beloved and pious”
Girl · Italian · “Beloved and arch”
Girl · Arabic · “Mariasha is a name rich with emotion, meaning 'perfect one', 'bitter', or 'with sorrow', reflecting deep feelings.”
Girl · African · “A West African name often given to firstborn daughters, meaning grandmother. It is common in Mandinka culture.”
Girl · Latin · “A combination of Mary, meaning "bitter," and Bella, meaning "beautiful," of Latin origin.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name created as a blend of Mari and Belle, meaning beautiful Marie.”
Girl · English · “An English combination name meaning bitter sea and house of God, blending the meanings of Mary and Elizabeth.”
Girl · Spanish · “Variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Cella, meaning beloved heavenly”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Mary, from the Hebrew name Miriam, meaning 'beloved' or 'bitter'.”
Girl · International · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Italian · “Little beloved one”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish compound name meaning Mary of the cross, combining the traditional name Mary with the religious symbol of the crucifix.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Mary, from the Hebrew name Miriam, meaning 'beloved' or 'bitter'.”
Girl · English · “An English name meaning 'protector of the sea.' It combines elements suggesting a guardian role over the ocean's depths.”
Girl · Italian · “This is an Italian diminutive of Maria, often used to convey a sense of grace or smallness.”
Girl · Dutch · “A feminine name likely blending Mary and other elements.”
Girl · Italian · “It comes from the italian name of mariela”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish compound of Mary, meaning beloved, and Los, referring to Our Lady of the Angels.”
Girl · English · “Combination of Mary and Lou”
Girl · French · “A French combination of Mary and Anne, meaning beloved and grace.”
Girl · International · “A modern blend of Marie, meaning star of the sea, and the suffix -esha. It is of American origin.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A diminutive of Mary, a Hebrew name meaning beloved or bitter.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Marietou, derived from the Hebrew name Mary, meaning "beloved".”
Girl · English · “Little bitter; bitter; variant of mary: bitter; variant of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter”
Girl · French · “Little bitter; variant of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter”
Unisex · Indian · “Ray of light; brightness”
Girl · Scandinavian · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Slavic · “Means "star of the sea" and "God is gracious"; a Slavic form of Marianne.”
Girl · Slavic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · English · “Combination of Mary and John”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · German · “Combination of Maria and Leen; beloved”
Girl · German · “Beloved star of the sea”
Girl · German · “Beloved star of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Baltic · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · Italian · “Combination of Maria and Lina; beloved”
Girl · International · “Bitter or beloved; drop of the sea”
Girl · English · “Star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Girl · Portuguese · “Mary of the light”
Girl · English · “Bitter or star of the sea”
Girl · English · “Star of the sea / from the sea of bitterness”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Louise, meaning star of the sea and renowned warrior”
Girl · Spanish · “Little one of the sea”
Girl · English · “This is a combination of maria and kenneth”
Girl · International · “A feminine name derived from the combination of Maria and the Greek suffix -oli.”
Girl · International · “A Romanian diminutive of Maria, meaning little Mary.”
Girl · Romanian · “A diminutive form of Maria, meaning beloved or rebellious.”
Girl · Slavic · “Means "bitter" or "beloved"; a Slavic diminutive form of Mariola.”
Girl · International · “A medieval diminutive of Mary, common in English and European traditions.”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Pierre, meaning bitter and rock”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Rosa, meaning bitter and rose”
Girl · Spanish · “From the sea; variant of marcella: of mars. mars was the mythological roman god of fertility for whom the month march was named; mythologically identified with the greek war god ares”
Girl · International · “A modern American variant of Marisha, a diminutive of Maria, meaning beloved.”
Unisex · Indian · “Beloved of the Lord”
Girl · Spanish · “A modern blend of Maria and the Spanish name Estela, meaning "star."”
Girl · Portuguese · “Little beloved one”
Girl · Scandinavian · “Finnish combination of Mary and Anna, meaning bitter and grace”
Girl · Arabic · “Precious stone.”
Girl · Slavic · “A Slovenian diminutive of Maria, meaning little Mary.”
Girl · International · “Persian name meaning sweetheart or beloved”
Girl · Dutch · “A Dutch combination of Maria and Anne, meaning bit of Mary and grace.”
Girl · Scandinavian · “A Finnish form of Margaret, meaning pearl, deeply rooted in Nordic tradition.”
Girl · Slavic · “Means "daisy"; this is a Slavic diminutive form of the name Margaret.”
Girl · International · “Means "pearl"; this is a Finnish and Dutch variant of the name Margaret.”
Girl · Scottish · “An elaborated form of Marjorie, a Scottish name meaning pearl.”
Girl · Scandinavian · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · International · “A modern American blend of Mark and Kayla, merging the meaning of warlike with laurel or crown.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of the name Marcia, a Latin name meaning "warlike."”
Girl · Latin · “A modern derivative of the Latin name Marcus, meaning dedicated to Mars.”
Girl · International · “A modern American blend of Mark, meaning "warlike," and the suffix -esia.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Marcia, a Latin name meaning "of Mars."”
Girl · Slavic · “A diminutive form of the name Markéta.”
Girl · Scandinavian · “Finnish form of margaret.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Mark, from the Latin name meaning "dedicated to Mars."”
Girl · Greek · “A modern form of Margaret, a Greek name meaning "pearl."”
Girl · International · “A modern American feminine elaboration of the name Mark, which is derived from the Latin name Marcus, meaning dedicated to Mars.”
Girl · African · “A combination of Mark, meaning warlike, and the suffix -isha, a modern African American name.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of the name Marquetta, a form of Margaret, which is of Greek origin meaning "pearl."”
Girl · Latin · “A modern variant of Mark, a Latin name meaning warlike or devoted to Mars.”
Girl · Latin · “A modern variant of Mark, a Latin name meaning warlike or devoted to Mars.”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · German · “A modern variant of Marlene, a German name meaning star of the sea.”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Unisex · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Unisex · English · “Variation of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · Spanish · “Means "from the high tower"; a Spanish-influenced elaboration of the name Marlene.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the tower; feminine of marlon. also a variant of marlene: woman from magdala”
Girl · International · “Means bitter or star of the sea, combined with the suffix -enny; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · English · “A modern form of Marly, an English name meaning "meadow near the lake."”
Girl · International · “Means bitter or star of the sea, combined with the suffix -etha; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · French · “Means little sea; a French-influenced diminutive of the name Mary.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Marliana, derived from Maria, meaning "beloved" or "bitter" in Hebrew.”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Liane”
Girl · English · “Means pleasant seaside meadow; a creative spelling variation of the English surname Marley.”
Girl · French · “A French variant of Marlene, which is a blend of Maria and Magdalene.”
Girl · German · “A German contraction of Mary and Louise, meaning beloved and renowned warrior.”
Girl · English · “Derived from madeline woman from magdala; variant of madeline woman from magdala”
Girl · International · “Combination of Mary and Linde”
Girl · Latin · “A modern variation of Marsha, a Latin name meaning dedicated to Mars.”
Girl · International · “Means pleasant seaside meadow combined with Linda; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · English · “A unisex English name derived from Marlene, historically referring to a woman from Magdala.”
Unisex · Indian · “Marmajna means “knower of secrets” or “one who understands the essentials” in Sanskrit, from marma, “secret,” and jna, “knowing.””
Girl · International · “Means from the sea, combined with the suffix -ella; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · African · “Means of the sea, combined with the suffix -iqua; an African American invented name.”
Girl · French · “A blend of Marna, an Aramaic name meaning rejoicing, and the French suffix -ique.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name means rejoicing. It serves as a creative extension of names like Marnee or Marina.”
Girl · African · “Means of the sea, combined with the suffix -iyah; an African American invented name.”
Girl · International · “Bitter or beloved”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, Marpessa was the daughter of Evenus. The name is rooted in ancient legends regarding a princess who chose a mortal over a god.”
Girl · International · “Means nobleman or ruler; a modern American combination of the title Marquis and Queen.”
Girl · Italian · “An Italian feminine name representing a royal or noble title. It identifies a woman of rank, equivalent to a marchioness.”
Girl · French · “A modern feminine variant of the French name Marquis, meaning nobleman.”
Girl · French · “A variant of Marquita, from the French Marquis meaning "nobleman."”
Girl · International · “Means nobleman; a modern American feminine variant of the name Marquis.”
Girl · Spanish · “Bitter; variant of marquise. royalty. french royalty title”
Unisex · French · “Royalty; a title name ranking below duke and above earl”
Girl · French · “A feminine form of Marquis, a French noble title derived from the Germanic for "boundary."”
Girl · English · “Worthy of admiration”
Girl · Greek · “A diminutive form of the name Margaret, which is of Greek origin meaning pearl.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name variation related to Maris or Marisa. It is often associated with the sea or a combination of Maria and Louisa.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variant of Maria or Mariah, ultimately from the Hebrew name Miriam.”
Girl · International · “Means of the sea, combined with the name Sadie; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · Scottish · “Means "pearl"; a Scottish Gaelic form derived from the name Margaret.”
Girl · International · “Means of the sea, combined with the suffix -etta; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · English · “Means "from the marsh"; an invented combination of the English surname Marsh and the suffix -aya.”
Girl · International · “A variant of Marcella, derived from the Latin name Marcellus, meaning "young warrior".”
Girl · International · “Means of the sea, combined with the suffix -inah; a modern American invented name.”
Girl · Indonesian · “Means "beloved daughter"; an Indonesian name reflecting affection.”
Girl · African · “Means warrior, combined with the suffix -eeka; an African American invented name.”
Girl · French · “A French feminine form of Martin, this name is derived from the Roman god Mars and carries the meaning of 'warring' or 'warlike.'”
Girl · International · “A creative American name combining the name Martha, meaning lady, with the suffix -ena.”
Girl · International · “Dedicated to Mars”
Girl · International · “Dedicated to Mars”
Girl · Latin · “A derivative of the Latin name Martina, which refers to Mars, the Roman god of war.”
Girl · Slavic · “A diminutive form of the name Marta, meaning a lady.”
Girl · Slavic · “Little feminine version of Martin”
Girl · Latin · “A modern feminine form of Martin, which is of Latin origin meaning "dedicated to Mars."”
Girl · International · “A variant of Martitia, derived from the Latin Martia, meaning "of Mars" or "dedicated to Mars".”
Girl · Latin · “A feminine variation of the Latin name Martin, which is derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.”
Girl · Slavic · “Little feminine version of Martin”
Girl · Hungarian · “Bitter or grace.”
- Marudhamमरुधम
Girl · Indian · “An Indian name of Tamil origin referring to the lush green fields. It is specifically associated with fertile agricultural lands.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means a derivative of the wind or air; an Indian name derived from Marut.”
Girl · International · “An Arabic name meaning "known" or "famous," derived from the root M-R-F.”
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