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    Three-Syllable Baby Girl Names: page 5 of 300

    59802 names with meanings and origins.

    Page 5 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 · “Salutations to the boundless or Mother Aditi”

    • Aditeअदिति

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'aditi', meaning boundless, free, or mother of the gods.”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning the first root or beginning. Used to signify the originator or one who starts something significant.”

    • Girl · Indian · “A variant spelling of Adhiti, meaning freedom or safety. Represents the motherly, divine nature of unlimited abundance and peace.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Adithyan, referring to the sun or a descendant of Aditi in Tamil culture.”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name often associated with the goddess Lakshmi, meaning prosperity.”

    • Adithyaaआदित्या

      Unisex · Indian · “A variant spelling of Aditya, which refers to the sun god or sons of Aditi in Sanskrit.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Tamil masculine form of Aditya, meaning the sun.”

    • Aditiअदिति

      Girl · Indian · “Meaning boundless or infinite, she is the mother of the gods and represents the vast sky.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Adithyan/Aditya, particularly used in Southern India meaning the sun.”

    • Aditrajआदित्यराज

      Unisex · Indian · “A compound name from 'Aditya' (Sun) and 'Raj' (King/Rule).”

    • Aditriअदित्री

      Girl · Sanskrit · “Goddess lakshmi; highest honor, goddess lakshmi”

    • Girl · Indian · “A Sanskrit name meaning highest honor, often associated with Lakshmi. Used to signify divine grace and prosperity.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Hindu Goddess name”

    • Adityaஆதித்யா

      Unisex · Tamil · “A bright and popular name meaning the son of Aditi or the Sun, representing brilliance, clarity, and boundless energy.”

    • Adityeshआदित्येश

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'aditya' (sun) and 'isha' (lord). Lord of the Sun.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who knows the beginning”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Name of a famous ancient Tamil king; it means 'a person of the Adigaman clan'.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Tamil name meaning 'first Vel' or 'lord of the beginning', usually referring to Murugan.”

    • Girl · International · “An Ewe name meaning born on a day when the spirit of the day is Adjo, usually a Monday-born female.”

    • Girl · German · “A variant of Adela, a Germanic name meaning noble or kind.”

    • Girl · Germanic · “A modern variation of Adalina, which has Germanic roots meaning noble or kind.”

    • Girl · Germanic · “A short form or variant of Adalina, which is of Germanic origin meaning noble.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology associated with the daughter of Eurystheus and the legend of Hercules.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Small or primordial self”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Of Hebrew origin, this name means of the red earth. It is a feminine variant related to the biblical name Adam.”

    • Girl · International · “Means worthy of admiration; a name of Latin origin commonly found in European languages.”

    • Girl · International · “A feminine form of Adnan, which means settler or one who dwells in the Arabic tradition.”

    • Girl · German · “Noble she wolf.”

    • Girl · Italian · “My lady or mistress”

    • AdongoAdɔŋɔ

      Unisex · International · “An international term for a child born second in a twin set. Used across various cultures to denote birth order and heritage.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Beautiful; variant of adoniah: the lord is my god”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that translates to the Lord is my God. It is a variant of Adonijah, a name found within biblical texts.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A modern variant of Adonia, derived from the Greek name Adonis, meaning lord.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of Adora, which is of Latin origin meaning adored or beloved.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of Adora or Adore, of Latin origin meaning the one who is adored.”

    • Girl · Italian · “To adorn; decorative”

    • Girl · International · “Adouke is a spelling variant of Aduke, a Yoruba name meaning "one cherished" or "one lovingly cared for."”

    • Girl · Latin · “Means from Hadria; a feminine form of the Latin name Adrian.”

    • Girl · Greek · “An invented name blending the Greek-derived Adriana with the suffix -ona, meaning dark or rich.”

    • Girl · Italian · “An Italian name meaning dark or rich. It is the feminine form of Adrian and historically refers to someone from the Hadria region.”

    • Girl · German · “Dark; from adria, the adriatic sea region. also means dark”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of the name Adriana, which comes from the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning "from Hadria."”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of Adriana, which is of Latin origin meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Latin · “An elaborated spelling of Adrianna, derived from the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning "from Hadria."”

    • Girl · Latin · “A feminine form of Adrian, a name of Latin origin meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Dutch · “A feminine form of Adrian, meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · French · “A creative, feminine diminutive of Adrienne, which is of French origin meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Of the mountain, Another name of Parvati”

    • Adrikaअद्रिका

      Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name that means a small mountain. In Hindu mythology, it is also the name of a celestial nymph or Apsara.”

    • Adrimaअद्रिमा

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots 'adri' (mountain) and 'ma' (measure/limit).”

    • Girl · French · “From Adria or dark”

    • Adrisaஅத்ரிசா

      Girl · Tamil · “A graceful name referring to one who resides in the mountains or the daughter of the mountain, often linked to Goddess Parvati.”

    • Adrishtaअदृष्ट

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'adrishta', meaning unforeseen, destiny, or fate.”

    • Adrishyaअदृश्य

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'adrishya', meaning invisible, imperceptible, or hidden.”

    • Adritaअद्रिता

      Girl · Indian · “This Indian name means loved and adored. It conveys that the bearer is highly respected and cherished by those around them.”

    • Adrithiअद्रिथि

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'adrithi', meaning supported or steadfast, often referring to a mountain-like stability.”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Means 'the first'; a name of Sanskrit origin implying leadership and priority.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A creative variation of Adriana, derived from the Latin name Adrianus, meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Indian · “A variant spelling of a Sanskrit term for fortune or luck. Used to represent a blessed and positive life journey.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A modern variation of the Latin name Adriana, meaning person from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A phonetic variant of Adriana, originating from the Latin name Adrianus, meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A modern form of Adriana, which is a feminine version of the Latin name Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."”

    • Girl · Latin · “A modern form of Adriana, a feminine version of the Latin name Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."”

    • Girl · English · “This name of Cherokee origin translates to blossom. it is a nature-inspired name representing growth and the beauty of flowers.”

    • Unisex · African · “We are struggling or we are fighting”

    • Girl · International · “Adula is a Polish pet form of Ada or Adela, names with a Germanic root meaning "noble."”

    • Unisex · African · “One who is sweet to pamper”

    • Unisex · African · “One who is sweet to have”

    • Unisex · African · “Prayer”

    • Adushkaअदुष्का

      Unisex · Indian · “A diminutive form of Advika, meaning unique or exclusive.”

    • Advaikaअद्वैका

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning unique, one of a kind, or non-dual.”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Sanskrit philosophy, meaning non-duality or the union of matter and soul. Represents spiritual wholeness and wisdom.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Union of matter and soul, Non duality”

    • Advaithaaअद्वैता

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'advaita', meaning non-duality or oneness.”

    • Girl · Indian · “World, Earth, Unique”

    • Advijaअद्विजा

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots 'a' (non) and 'dvija' (twice-born), often meaning unique or original.”

    • Advikaअद्विका

      Girl · Indian · “Unique”

    • Advikaaअद्विका

      Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit name meaning unique, exclusive, or one of a kind.”

    • Girl · Indian · “One or unique, First one. number one, Lovely”

    • Adviteeअद्विती

      Unisex · Indian · “Modern variant of Adviti, meaning unique or unmatched.”

    • Unisex · Sanskrit · “Unique, unparalleled”

    • Girl · Indian · “One or unique, First one. number one, Lovely”

    • Girl · Indian · “Non duality, One without second”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Advaita, the philosophy of non-dualism. Means unique or the only one, reflecting philosophical depth.”

    • Adwitaஅத்விதா

      Girl · Tamil · “A lovely name meaning matchless or unique, describing a girl who is one of a kind and possesses incomparable beauty or talent.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Unique; one of a kind”

    • Adwiteyaஅத்விதேயா

      Girl · Tamil · “Means peerless or having no equal, representing a person who stands out due to their extraordinary nature and character.”

    • Adwithaअद्विथा

      Unisex · Indian · “Meaning unique or peerless, often used as a variation of Adwaita.”

    • Adwithiअद्विथी

      Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit name meaning matchless or unique.”

    • Adwitiअद्विती

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'adviti', meaning non-duality or unique.”

    • Adwitiyaஅத்விதியா

      Girl · Tamil · “A Sanskrit-derived name meaning second to none or unique, highlighting a girl's special and unmatched place in the world.”

    • Girl · German · “A variation of the Germanic name Adeline, meaning "noble".”

    • Girl · Germanic · “A modern spelling variation of Adeline, which is of Germanic origin meaning noble or kind.”

    • Girl · German · “A variant of Adeline, a Germanic name meaning noble.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name referring to someone from the Aegates Islands. These islands are located off the coast of Sicily.”

    • Girl · Scandinavian · “A Scandinavian name meaning daughter of Hrolf Helgason. It is rooted in Old Norse naming traditions and family lineage.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Of Greek origin and used in Spanish contexts, this name refers to the mother of Aeacus. It is also the name of a famous Greek island.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Aeginae is a name with historical significance, denoting the individual as the Mother of aeacus. She is revered as the Mother of aeacus, a figure of mythological importance.”

    • Aekadamtएकदंत

      Unisex · Indian · “Variant of Ekadanta, a name for Lord Ganesha meaning one-tusked.”

    • Girl · English · “An English name that translates literally to a friend of the elves in Germanic folklore.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Aelianna is a modern spelling of Eliana, a name with Hebrew roots meaning "my God has answered."”

    • Girl · German · “A rare variation of Alisa, which is a German name meaning noble type.”

    • Girl · Baltic · “Little star”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variation of Aeralyn, a modern name related to the Hebrew name Ariel, meaning "lion of God."”

    • Girl · Irish · “A modern variant of the name Aerilyn, derived from Irish roots meaning air and lake.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A stylized variation of the name Ariana, which is of Greek origin meaning very holy.”

    • Girl · Greek · “An elaboration of Ariana, a Greek name meaning "very holy" or "most holy."”

    • Girl · Scandinavian · “A creative variant of Erica, which is a Norse name meaning eternal ruler.”

    • Girl · French · “A modern French-influenced spelling of Ariel, meaning lion of God in Hebrew.”

    • Girl · Scandinavian · “A feminine variation of Eric, a Norse name meaning eternal ruler.”

    • Girl · English · “A combination of the names Aerin, meaning ocean, and Lynn, meaning lake, creating a modern English nature name.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Beauty.”

    • Girl · Irish · “A variation of Aerin, a Gaelic name meaning of Ireland, often used to signify heritage.”

    • Girl · Welsh · “Fair berry or white berry”

    • Girl · Welsh · “Berry of the river”

    • Girl · English · “This English name combines elements to mean 'friend of the sea' or 'shining friend'.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of Adriana, derived from the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning from Hadria.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A modern feminine elaboration of Arianna, which is derived from the Greek name Ariadne, meaning most holy.”

    • Girl · Irish · “An Old English name famously belonging to the sister of King Edward the Elder. She was a powerful ruler and military leader of the Mercians.”

    • Girl · English · “An old english name from an old german name meaning noble snake”

    • Girl · Irish · “Wife of king ecgfrith; an old english name from aethel meaning noble and thryth meaning strength”

    • Afakiआफ़ाक़ी

      Unisex · Indian · “An Arabic name meaning global, worldwide, or relating to the horizons.”

    • Afarinआफ़रीन

      Unisex · Indian · “A Persian name meaning to create, praise, or bless.”

    • Afazalअफ़ज़ल

      Unisex · Indian · “A variant of the Arabic name Afzal, meaning superior, better, or most excellent.”

    • Girl · Arabic · “An Arabic female name that signifies a woman who is pure, chaste, modest, and upright.”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Afeerah, meaning 'covered with soil or dust,' suggests a grounding connection to the earth and its natural elements.”

    • Girl · African · “Pleasant speaker.”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Chaste, modest.”

    • Girl · Indonesian · “Very knowledgeable or intelligent”

    • Girl · Arabic · “A person who knows the recital of the qur'an”

    • Girl · Welsh · “River of the berry”

    • Unisex · Irish · “Pleasant, from africa; agreeable; pleasant”

    • Girl · African · “A name of African origin that carries the meaning of being created or produced.”

    • Afridiअफ़रीदी

      Unisex · Indian · “Referring to the Afridi tribe of Pashtuns, often used as a surname or given name in the subcontinent.”

    • Afrinaअफ़रीना

      Unisex · Indian · “A Persian name meaning attractive, lucky, or one who brings praise.”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Light from fire.”

    • Girl · African · “A female name of African and Persian origin meaning illuminating. It represents one who is enlightening.”

    • Girl · Persian · “Legend; fairy tale”

    • Afsariअफ़सरी

      Unisex · Indian · “A name meaning related to an officer or a person of authority.”

    • Afshanaअफ़शाना

      Unisex · Indian · “A Persian name meaning one who scatters or sprinkles, often associated with scattering light or flowers.”

    • Afzanaअफ़साना

      Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Afsana, a Persian name meaning a story, fable, or legend.”

    • Girl · Baltic · “Good or honorable”

    • Agadaअगद

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning free from disease, healthy, or a medicine.”

    • Agadhaअगाध

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning deep, unfathomable, or profound.”

    • AgafiyaАгафья

      Girl · Slavic · “Good or virtuous”

    • Girl · International · “Good or kind-hearted”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning born on a mountain. Used to describe someone strong, steady, or associated with high altitudes.”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning beauty or splendor. Used to describe someone who is visually radiant or possesses a magnificent aura.”

    • Agamaआगम

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning traditional doctrine, collection of precepts, or anything handed down.”

    • Agamiआगामी

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning coming, approaching, or one who arrives.”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Derived from the concept of the future. Used as a modern, forward-thinking name for girls.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A Punjabi name meaning victory of the soul or one who wins the heart.”

    • Girl · Punjabi · “The lover of God”

    • Agamyaअगम्या

      Girl · Sanskrit · “Derived from Sanskrit, this name represents 'knowledge,' 'wisdom,' or reaching the unattainable.”

    • Girl · Indian · “A Sanskrit term for Goddess Lakshmi, implying one who is beyond reach or perfect. Used to signify divine grace and wealth.”

    • Aganiअगणी

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning fire, sun, or the edge of a weapon.”

    • Agantukआगंतुक

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Agantuka', meaning a guest, newcomer, or one who arrives unexpectedly.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Born from fire, Goddess Lakshmi”

    • Girl · International · “Love or affection”

    • Unisex · Greek · “A Greek name meaning love of the next. It represents the highest form of unconditional, selfless, and spiritual love.”

    • AgapiΑγάπη

      Girl · International · “From the Greek 'agape', meaning unconditional love. A feminine name used to convey warmth and deep affection.”

    • AgapiyaАгапия

      Girl · International · “Derived from the Greek word agape, meaning unconditional love. It is a traditional name reflecting kindness and affection.”

    • Agaraअगार

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Agara', meaning a house, abode, or dwelling place.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A Tamil name associated with akaram, the first letter of the Tamil alphabet, conveying 'first' or 'foremost.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit origin meaning attraction or charm. It suggests an endearing personality who easily gains the favor and attention of others.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Attraction; charm”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who attracts”

    • Agasthiअगस्ति

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Agasti', another form of the name of the sage Agastya, meaning mountain-thrower.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of the sage Agastya”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Tamil form of the Sanskrit 'Agastya', the name of the patron saint of Tamil grammar and literature.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Follower of the sage Agastya”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A sage from Indian mythology”

    • Girl · Slavic · “Derived from a Greek name meaning good, kind, or virtuous.”

    • Girl · Catalan · “Derived from the Greek word agathos, meaning good or virtuous.”

    • Girl · German · “Derived from Greek and used in German, this name means good or virtuous. It has been a popular name for saints throughout Christian history.”

    • Girl · French · “Kind; good; from the greek agathos meaning good”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A Tamil name meaning Lord of Agathiyar, often associated with Lord Shiva.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Tamil derivation related to the sage Agastya (Agathiyar), meaning a follower or descendant.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Follower of sage Agastiya”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A common transcription variant of Agathiyan or Agastyan, referring to the sage Agastya.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “A cute and affectionate diminutive form of the name Agata.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A Greek name meaning illustrious or noble; in mythology, it was the name of the mother of Pentheus.”

    • Girl · Italian · “Good or virtuous”

    • Unisex · African · “The stage/platform of wealth”

    • Girl · Baltic · “An Estonian form of Agatha, from the Greek word agathos, meaning "good."”

    • Agehaあげは

      Girl · Japanese · “From Japanese roots, meaning swallowtail butterfly. A feminine name evoking grace, natural beauty, and the spirit of transformation.”

    • Girl · Greek · “Means 'messenger'; a feminine form of the Greek name Angelos.”

    • Girl · International · “Means well-born; a variation of the Greek name Eugenia.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Agetha is a variant of Agatha, from the Greek agathos, meaning "good."”

    • Girl · International · “Messenger of God”

    • AggeloΑγγέλλω

      Girl · Greek · “Derived from the Greek 'angelos' (messenger). It is a feminine variant of the word for angel, used in some regional Greek naming traditions.”

    • Aghaghneअघघ्न

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Aghaghna', meaning one who destroys or removes sins.”

    • Aghanaअघना

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Aghana', meaning clear, pure, or a lack of density.”

    • Girl · Indian · “A variant name for Goddess Lakshmi. Used to represent divine prosperity and a nature that is pure and untouchable by evil.”

    • Unisex · International · “From Ottoman Turkish آغاسی‏ (ağası, literally “his agha”), third-person singular possessive of آغا‏ (ağa). The modern Turkish spellings are ağası and ağa, respectively.”

    • Girl · Irish · “This Irish name describes a specific location, meaning the field of the old tree.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From Tamil "akilam", meaning the world or the entire universe.”

    • Girl · International · “Aghisna comes from the Arabic plea aghithna, meaning "help us" or "come to our aid."”

    • Aghoraअघोर

      Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit "aghora", meaning non-terrible or fearless; an epithet of Lord Shiva.”

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