Three-Syllable Baby Girl Names: page 48 of 300
59802 names with meanings and origins.
Page 48 of 300. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to three-syllable baby girl names.
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Unisex · Indian · “Means divine awareness; an Indian name denoting a person of deep, sacred understanding.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine, heavenly”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine, heavenly”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine, heavenly”
Girl · International · “Richness; wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Combines 'Divya' (divine) and 'Ammu' (affectionate for mother). A modern term for a motherly, divine figure.”
Unisex · Indian · “Part of the divine”
Unisex · Indian · “One with divine eyes”
- Divyanaதிவ்யானா
Girl · Tamil · “A beautiful name meaning divine or heavenly. It represents a girl who carries a celestial light and possesses a pure, godly spirit.”
Unisex · Indian · “Part of the divine; divine essence”
- Divyanshiदिव्यांशी
Girl · Sanskrit · “Originating from Sanskrit, this name translates to a part of a divine power or a divine spark.”
Girl · Indian · “Divine light, Sun”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine body or divine radiance”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is divine or celestial”
Unisex · Indian · “One possessing divine qualities”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit 'Divya' (divine) and 'Pri' (beloved). A name used for one who is dear and godly.”
Girl · Indian · “Brilliant, Extraordinary”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine peace or divinity”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine repose or divine state”
Unisex · Indian · “From Divya (divine) and Ashi (blessing). Translates to a divine blessing or grace. Commonly used to represent divine favor.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine beauty or glory”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine beauty or glory”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine beauty or glory”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine beauty or wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine beauty or wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Celestial being”
Girl · Indian · “Divine lights, White”
Unisex · Indian · “Combination of divine and friend. Used to characterize a person whose friendship is seen as a heavenly gift.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the heavens”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the divine”
Girl · English · “A variant of Divine, an English name meaning "heavenly."”
Unisex · Indian · “Sun, light-bringer”
Girl · Indian · “The Sun, Lord of light”
Girl · Indian · “Sanskrit for the Sun, the lord of light. Used as a name to represent brilliance, energy, and life-giving warmth.”
- Diwaliદિવાળી
Girl · Indian · “Named after the festival of lights, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and joy.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means one who belongs to the light; an Indian name often used to signify wisdom.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means divine lady or light; an Indian name symbolizing grace and brightness.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the concept of being a part of the day or light. Signifies someone who illuminates life.”
Girl · English · “A combination of Dixie, referring to the American South, and Lee, an English name meaning "meadow".”
Girl · French · “A spelling variant of Dixie, an American name meaning ten, from the French dix.”
Unisex · Indian · “Given; bestowed”
Unisex · Indian · “Means divine guide; an Indian name signifying someone who leads with light and wisdom.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means sweet light; an Indian name combining the brightness of diya with the beauty of music.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means son of the light; an Indian name linking the child to divine brilliance.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means divine gem; an Indian name signifying a precious and radiant individual.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name meaning a place where there is an abundance of gold.”
Girl · Arabic · “An Arabic name meaning beautiful, elegant, or graceful.”
Girl · African · “A name of West African origin often meaning one who is born on a specific day.”
Girl · International · “Flower; gift from God”
- Djibrineجبرين
Girl · International · “An variation of the Arabic name Gabriel, meaning messenger of God. Used as a feminine name denoting a divine bringer of news.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "blue"; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name referring to the color of the deep sky.”
Unisex · Indian · “Bestower of knowledge”
Girl · Indian · “The name of a famous Indian saint and philosopher. Used to honor scholarly tradition and spiritual enlightenment.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of the Hebrew name Deborah, meaning bee.”
Girl · International · “Gift from the ancient oracle”
Girl · International · “Famous or noble day”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the swing”
Girl · International · “Blessing of wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Dolika comes from Sanskrit and means "a swing" or "a small swinging cradle."”
Girl · Spanish · “Sorrows”
Girl · French · “Derived from Spanish, meaning sorrows, often referring to the sorrows of Mary.”
Girl · Spanish · “A variant of the Spanish name Dolores, meaning sorrows.”
Girl · French · “A name derived from the French word Dauphine, meaning the wife of the heir to the French throne.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Dominique, from the Latin name Dominicus, meaning "belonging to the Lord."”
Unisex · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning Sunday or belonging to the Lord, often given to children born on that day.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning 'mistress of the home.' It denotes a woman who is the head of the household and a provider of domestic stability.”
Girl · Spanish · “Domele is a lovely name that means 'mistress of the home'. It suggests a nurturing and leading spirit, a warm presence at the heart of the family.”
Girl · International · “Belonging to the Lord”
Girl · Latin · “An elaborated form of Dominica, the feminine version of Dominic. It originates from the Latin term for belonging to the Lord.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning born on Sunday or belonging to the Lord. It is the feminine form of Domingo and has religious significance.”
Girl · Portuguese · “Born on the Lord's day”
Unisex · Latin · “Of the Lord (variant of Dominic)”
Girl · International · “Belonging to the Lord”
Girl · Latin · “A feminine form of the Latin name Domitius, meaning belonging to the master.”
Unisex · Indian · “Earth-born or follower of Demeter”
Girl · Italian · “Belonging to the house”
Girl · International · “Belonging to the Lord”
Girl · International · “Beautiful house”
Girl · Italian · “A compound name combining Donna, the Italian word for lady, and Jean, a French form of John meaning God is gracious.”
Girl · Irish · “Rules all; the ruler of the world; feminine form of donald: from the gaelic domhnall, meaning world mighty. famous bearer: walt disneys cartoon character donald duck”
Girl · Scottish · “A feminine variant of Donald, a Scottish name meaning world ruler.”
Girl · International · “A combination of the name Donna, meaning lady, and the suffix -lynn, meaning lake. It is a modern American invention.”
- Donaraდონარა
Girl · International · “Derived from terms for valuable treasure. Used as a feminine name to imply that the bearer is a highly cherished or precious person.”
Girl · Italian · “A modern variant of Donna, an Italian name meaning "lady."”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Donica, of Latin origin meaning "lady."”
Girl · Irish · “Dark - haired elfin girl; lady. from the respectful title donna”
Girl · Irish · “World leader; lady. from the respectful title donna”
Girl · Italian · “A feminine variation of Don or Donna, derived from the Italian title meaning lady.”
Girl · Italian · “A variant of Donna, an Italian name meaning "lady" or "woman."”
Girl · Irish · “A modern form of Donisha, derived from the Irish name Donna, meaning "lady."”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Donia, a name of Greek origin meaning lady.”
Girl · Italian · “A feminine name of Italian origin. It is a diminutive form of Donna, meaning a little lady or a respected woman.”
Girl · Italian · “A feminine name likely created as a variant of Donna, meaning lady in Italian.”
Girl · Italian · “This Italian-influenced name is a derivative of Donna. It carries the meaning of a lady or a noble woman.”
Girl · African · “A variant of the name Donisha, which is a modern African-American name derived from Donna, meaning 'lady'.”
Girl · Albanian · “An Albanian name meaning the one who is donated or given as a gift.”
Girl · Latin · “A modern variant of the name Donica, which is of Latin origin meaning lady.”
Unisex · French · “A modern blend of Don and the French suffix ique, often meaning lord or lady.”
Girl · Italian · “A name stemming from the Italian word for lady. It is used as a feminine title meaning a respected woman.”
Girl · Italian · “A variant of Donna, an Italian name meaning "lady."”
Girl · Italian · “A modern diminutive of Donna, the Italian word for lady.”
Girl · Italian · “A variant of Donna, from Italian meaning lady. It also incorporates elements from the name Janae, meaning God has answered.”
Girl · Italian · “A combination name featuring the Italian root Donna. It translates to lady and is often paired with the suffix meaning a meadow.”
Girl · Italian · “This name combines the Italian word for lady with the suffix lyn. It signifies a woman of respect and grace.”
Girl · International · “Means "lady"; an American blend of Donna and Rae.”
Girl · International · “Means 'lady of the house'; a modern American variant of Donna combined with the suffix -esha.”
Girl · Italian · “An elaborated form of Donna, which is the Italian word for lady. It uses the diminutive suffix -eta.”
Girl · Irish · “A feminine form of Don, derived from the Gaelic Donn, meaning brown or dark.”
Girl · French · “A modern variant of Denise, a French feminine form of Dennis, meaning devotee of Dionysus.”
Girl · International · “A modern American name blending the name Donna, meaning lady, with the suffix -nisha.”
Girl · Italian · “A variant of Donna, an Italian name meaning "lady."”
Girl · English · “Donoma means 'sight of the sun,' bringing to mind a bright, illuminating presence, full of warmth and joy.”
Girl · Arabic · “A variant of Don, meaning world ruler, combined with Taja, a name of Arabic origin meaning crown.”
Girl · Latin · “A modern variant of Dontasia, derived from Donte, a Latin name meaning "enduring."”
Girl · Latin · “A modern spelling of Octavia, a Latin name meaning "eighth-born."”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Dontae, from the Latin name Dante, meaning "enduring."”
Girl · International · “Means "gift" and is a feminine variation of the name Don created in the American South.”
Girl · English · “A variant of the English name Donna, meaning lady.”
Girl · Italian · “A refined name derived from the Italian Donzella, meaning "young maiden."”
Girl · International · “An elaborated modern American name, likely a feminine form of Don or Donald.”
Girl · Greek · “A blend of Dora, meaning "gift," and Aelia, meaning "sun" in Greek.”
Girl · Irish · “A variation of Doreen, of Irish origin meaning gift. It is an English name.”
Girl · Spanish · “Golden gift”
Girl · English · “A combination of dora & lynn”
Girl · Italian · “Golden”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of the name Dora, a Greek name meaning gift.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name used as a religious reference to the Virgin Mary.”
Girl · International · “An international name likely derived from Doreen or a blend of Dora and the suffix -eta.”
Girl · International · “An American invented name, likely a blend of Dora, meaning gift, and the suffix -ather found in other English names.”
Girl · Irish · “A modern variant of Doren, an Irish name meaning sullen.”
Girl · Greek · “A variation of the name Doris, which is of Greek origin meaning 'from the sea'.”
Girl · French · “Gift of God”
Girl · Dutch · “Gift of God”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Dorothy, from the Greek name Dorothea, meaning "gift of God."”
Girl · Greek · “Gift; variant of dora: originally a diminutive of dorothea, dorothy, or any name ending in -dora. it has become common as a name on its own. famous bearer: william wordsworths daughter was known in later life as dora”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning of the sea or a descendant of Dorus, the mythical founder of the Dorians.”
Girl · French · “The French feminine form of Dorian, originating from the name of the ancient Greek Doric tribe.”
Girl · Greek · “With a beautiful connection to the sea, this name evokes a serene and strong spirit, a true descendant of the ocean.”
Girl · Greek · “This lovely name has a deep connection to the sea, suggesting a soul as vast and free as the ocean, a true descendant.”
Girl · Slavic · “Gift”
Girl · Greek · “A feminine name derived from the Greek name Dora, meaning gift, combined with the suffix -ielle.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of the name Dorean, which is of Greek origin meaning of Doris or gift.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek female name meaning descendant of Dorus. It refers to the Dorians, one of the major ethnic groups of ancient Greece.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "beloved of the brave," a Hindi name combining elements of heroism and affection. It is a traditional masculine name.”
Girl · Italian · “A diminutive form of Dora, meaning gift, using the Italian or Spanish-style suffix -illa.”
Girl · Romanian · “Gift”
Girl · Spanish · “Talented; variant of dorothy or dorothea, meaning gift of god”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Dora, a Greek name meaning "gift."”
Girl · Latin · “A Latin name meaning "the cheerful one," reflecting a bright disposition.”
Girl · Baltic · “Gift”
Girl · Greek · “A variation of Doris, a Greek name meaning from the sea or a member of a Dorian tribe.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Doris, a Greek name referring to the Dorian tribe.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Doris, a Greek name meaning "from the sea."”
Girl · Spanish · “A blend of Doris, meaning from the Dorian tribe, and the Spanish Mar, meaning sea.”
Girl · English · “Variant of dora: originally a diminutive of dorothea, dorothy, or any name ending in -dora. it has become common as a name on its own. famous bearer: william wordsworths daughter was known in later life as dora”
Girl · Latin · “A compound name blending Dorma, a variant of the Latin for sleep, and Lee.”
Girl · English · “A variant of Dorman, an English name meaning "gatekeeper."”
Girl · Slavic · “This is the Slavic or Polish form of the name Dorothy, which carries the beautiful meaning 'gift from God.'”
Girl · Baltic · “A form of Dorothy, meaning gift of God.”
Girl · Slavic · “Gods gift; variant of the greek dorothy meaning gift of god”
Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek roots, this name is a variation of Dorothy and means gift of God.”
Girl · English · “Variation of the greek dorothy meaning gift of god”
Girl · French · “Derived from the Greek name Dorotheos, meaning gift of God.”
Girl · Greek · “Gift of God”
Girl · Greek · “A variant spelling of Dorothy, a Greek name that means gift of God.”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Doris, a Greek name meaning "gift of the ocean".”
Girl · Greek · “A modern variant of the name Dorothy, which is of Greek origin meaning "gift of God."”
Girl · Greek · “A variant of Doreen, which is a combination of the Greek Dora and the Irish -een.”
Girl · Greek · “An elaborated form of Dorothy, a Greek name meaning gift of God.”
Girl · Slavic · “Gift of the sea”
Unisex · Indian · “Destroyer of faults or sins”
Girl · International · “From the oak forest”
Girl · Italian · “A melodic Italian name, often associated with a diminutive form of names ending in -iglia.”
Girl · Italian · “An elegant Italian name derived from traditional roots, often functioning as a variation of Duilia.”
Girl · Irish · “A variant of Doyle, an Irish name meaning "dark stranger."”
Girl · Slavic · “precious”
Girl · Slavic · “Precious one”
- DraginjaДрагиња
Girl · Slavic · “Slavic feminine name for a precious or dear one. Used to emphasize how cherished the child is.”
Girl · Slavic · “Precious and dear”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Daksha, another name for the goddess Parvati”
Unisex · Indian · “Another name for the goddess Parvati”
- Draupadiद्रौपदी
Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name identifying the daughter of Drupada; she is a central figure in the Mahabharata as the wife of the five Pandava brothers.”
Unisex · Indian · “From the Dravidian region (variant of Dravid)”
Unisex · Indian · “Dravita means 'melted' or 'made liquid' in Sanskrit, from the root dru, 'to flow.'”
Girl · International · “Drazina is a form of Slavic Dražina, built on the root drag, meaning “dear” or “beloved.””
Girl · Welsh · “A variant of Drenna, a Welsh name meaning "born of the oak."”
Girl · Albanian · “Young deer or doe”
Girl · International · “Young deer or doe”
Girl · International · “A modern American blend of the name Drew and the classic name Drusilla, meaning dewy-eyed.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who performs firm actions”
Unisex · Indian · “One having a cosmic form”
Unisex · Indian · “One who gives vision”
Girl · International · “Derived from the Drin River”
- Drisanaदृशना
Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit female name meaning daughter of the sun, symbolizing light and warmth.”
Girl · Latin · “A variant of Drusilla, a Roman name likely derived from the Latin for dew-eyed.”
Unisex · Indian · “Rocky or containing stones”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of the sun”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit drishya, meaning visible or scenic. It refers to someone who is easy to see, clear, or has a pleasant appearance.”
Unisex · Indian · “Teacher of the Kauravas and Pandavas”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of Drona (Shiva)”
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