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    Three-Syllable Baby Girl Names: page 56 of 300

    59802 names with meanings and origins.

    Page 56 of 300. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to three-syllable baby girl names.

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    • Girl · Irish · “An Irish feminine name that translates to fair-shouldered, rooted in Irish mythology.”

    • Girl · Irish · “An Irish feminine name derived from Fiona, often associated with fair shoulders in Celtic mythology.”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flower of the nobility”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flowering grace”

    • Girl · Italian · “Means little flower; an Italian name derived from the Latin word flos.”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flourishing or blooming”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flowering; blooming”

    • Girl · Indian · “Sanskrit-influenced, meaning fragrance. A feminine name suggesting a person who spreads goodness and beauty wherever she goes.”

    • Unisex · Arabic · “Perceptive, insightful”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Intuition or foresight”

    • Girl · Arabic · “A variant of Firdaws, this Arabic name specifically denotes the highest garden found in paradise.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Fireblast is an English compound meaning 'a blast of fire,' rather than a traditional Indian given name.”

    • Girl · International · “Firm; steadfast”

    • Girl · International · “Firm; steadfast”

    • Girl · Italian · “Firm; steadfast”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Firm or steadfast”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Firojkhan combines Firoj, a form of Persian Firuz meaning “victorious,” with Khan, a title of Turkic origin meaning “ruler.””

    • Unisex · Indian · “Turquoise stone”

    • Girl · Indian · “Refers to the turquoise gemstone. A colorful, precious name often used for its beauty.”

    • FiruzeFiruzə

      Girl · Turkish · “From the Persian word for turquoise. Used in Turkey as a feminine name reflecting the beauty and value of this precious gemstone.”

    • Girl · African · “Happiness, joy.”

    • Girl · International · “Blessing or gift”

    • Girl · International · “Pure and sacred”

    • Girl · Spanish · “This Spanish name refers to a Roman priestess, specifically one serving a particular deity in ancient times.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish and Italian name that refers to a Roman priestess, derived from the Latin term flamen.”

    • Girl · Irish · “Flat land.”

    • Girl · Latin · “Means flowering; a variation of the Latin name Florence.”

    • Girl · Latin · “Golden; blonde”

    • Girl · Italian · “Golden or yellow”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From Flavus; meaning golden or yellow-haired. Used to describe a fair or bright complexion.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “Golden or yellow”

    • Girl · Latin · “An elaborated feminine name possibly derived from Flora, meaning flower in Latin.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “White flower”

    • Girl · International · “Flower of the angels”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Little flower”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Unisex · English · “A popular English name for all genders meaning flowering, blooming, or prosperous.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name derived from the Latin term florens, meaning flowering or blooming in a state of growth.”

    • FlorenciyaФлоренция

      Girl · Slavic · “A feminine derivative of the Latin 'florens' (flowering). Used in Slavic regions to symbolize a life that is flourishing or blooming.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · French · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • FlorentiaΦλωρεντία

      Girl · Greek · “Flourishing or blooming”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · French · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · Albanian · “Little flower”

    • Girl · International · “A modern American blend of the name Flora, meaning flower, and the suffix -tha.”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · French · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · Italian · “Flower”

    • Girl · French · “This French-influenced name means flower or refers to the feast of flowers. It evokes blooming nature and springtime celebrations.”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · French · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant of Florine, derived from the Latin word for flower, blooming, or flourishing.”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · International · “Flowering or flourishing”

    • Girl · Welsh · “A feminine elaboration of the Welsh name Floyd, which originates from the word for gray.”

    • Girl · African · “Wealth honors the house”

    • Girl · African · “Honor and respect.”

    • Girl · English · “A variant of Fawn, an English nature name meaning "young deer."”

    • Unisex · French · “This French name serves as a topographic descriptor for someone living near a fountain or a natural water source.”

    • Unisex · Italian · “Fountain, spring”

    • Girl · French · “Fontanne is a refreshing and lively name, capturing the essence of a 'fountain' or 'spring.' It suggests a source of joy and natural beauty.”

    • Unisex · French · “Fountain, spring”

    • Unisex · French · “Fountain, source”

    • Girl · Indian · “Sanskrit 'Phool' (flower) and 'Mala' (garland), meaning garland of flowers. A feminine name symbolizing beauty and unity.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Delicate as a flower”

    • Girl · Arabic · “An Arabic name for girls that describes someone who is joyous, ecstatic, and full of happiness.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Unique or matchless”

    • Girl · International · “Strength; fortitude”

    • Unisex · French · “Given to luck.”

    • Girl · French · “The dimpled one.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A feminine name based on the Latin Faustus, which means lucky or fortunate.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A feminine form of Faustine, which is of Latin origin and means lucky or fortunate.”

    • Girl · International · “Fotyna is a Polish form of Photina, a Greek name meaning "bright" or "luminous."”

    • Girl · French · “A variant spelling of Francine, the French feminine form of Francis, meaning free.”

    • Girl · English · “Free , or from france”

    • Girl · English · “Loves labours lost the princess of france; variant of frances meaning from france or free one”

    • Girl · French · “Variation of frances meaning from france or free one”

    • Girl · International · “An elaboration of Frances, meaning free man, often used in American naming traditions.”

    • Girl · Italian · “Free one”

    • Girl · Latin · “A feminine variant of the name Frances, which is a Latin name meaning free one.”

    • FrancheskaФранческа

      Girl · Slavic · “From France or free man”

    • Girl · Italian · “Little Frenchwoman”

    • Girl · Portuguese · “Free woman”

    • Girl · Portuguese · “Free woman”

    • Girl · Portuguese · “Free woman”

    • Girl · International · “Means "free one"; an American elaboration of the Latin-derived name Frances.”

    • Girl · French · “Variant of frances meaning from france or free one”

    • Girl · French · “Variation of frances meaning from france or free one”

    • Girl · African · “Free woman”

    • Girl · French · “Form of frances.”

    • Girl · Dutch · “Free; a free woman; a portuguese version of the latin name francis”

    • Girl · Hungarian · “Hungarian form of francisca meaning free.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “The Polish feminine form of Francis, meaning the free one. It is a traditional Slavic name emphasizing independence.”

    • Girl · French · “From france or free one feminine of francis”

    • Girl · French · “Derived from Latin, meaning from France or a free person.”

    • Girl · French · “A variant spelling of the French name Francine, meaning free man.”

    • Girl · Italian · “A phonetic spelling of the Italian and Spanish name Francesca, meaning free man.”

    • Girl · Greek · “A variation of Fantasia, a Greek name meaning illusion or imagination.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “A feminine form of František, meaning free or Frenchman.”

    • Girl · German · “A variant of Freda, an Old German name meaning "peaceful ruler".”

    • Girl · English · “A form of frederica”

    • Girl · German · “Peaceful ruler.”

    • Girl · German · “Meaning 'peaceful ruler,' this feminine form of Frederick suggests a calm yet strong leader. A name that embodies harmony and grace.”

    • Girl · English · “Means "frenzy" or "excitement"; a modern invented English name.”

    • Girl · German · “Peaceful secret”

    • Girl · Scandinavian · “Peaceful ruler.”

    • Girl · International · “Peaceful battle”

    • Girl · German · “Tranquil leader.”

    • Girl · German · “Peace battle maid”

    • Girl · International · “Fortress of peace”

    • Girl · International · “Wise battle maiden”

    • Girl · Greek · “A variant of Euphrosyne, a Greek name meaning mirth and merriment.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Fountain of the star”

    • Girl · Spanish · “A holy fountain.”

    • Fujikoふじこ

      Girl · Japanese · “Wisteria child”

    • Fujimi富士美

      Girl · Japanese · “Derived from Japanese elements meaning 'immortal' or 'unchanging'. A feminine name signifying eternal beauty or constancy.”

    • Fukikoふきこ

      Girl · Japanese · “Combines Japanese kanji for good fortune and child. A classic feminine name intended to bless the child with luck and prosperity.”

    • Fukukoふくこ

      Girl · Japanese · “From Japanese roots, meaning lucky child. A female name used to wish for a lifetime of good fortune, happiness, and prosperity.”

    • Girl · International · “Splendid or shining”

    • Girl · Italian · “Splendid or shining”

    • Girl · Bengali · “Wife of kalketu.”

    • Fulmalaபூமாலை

      Girl · Tamil · “A sweet and fragrant name that translates to a garland of flowers, symbolizing beauty, celebration, and natural elegance.”

    • Fulsanaফুলসানা

      Girl · Bengali · “A compound name from Hindi/Bengali "phul" (flower) and Arabic "sana" (brilliance).”

    • Fumikaふみか

      Girl · Japanese · “Combines 'Fumi' (literary) and 'ka' (flower). A poetic Japanese name for girls, meaning a flower that represents literature.”

    • Fumiko文子

      Girl · Japanese · “Child of abundant beauty”

    • Girl · African · “Child brought by joy”

    • Fuminoふみの

      Girl · Japanese · “Combines Japanese kanji for literature and field. It suggests a cultivated or intellectual personality, common in refined naming.”

    • Girl · African · “Educated or learned”

    • Girl · African · “One who is wanted or desired”

    • Girl · Persian · “Radiant, shining”

    • Fusakoふさこ

      Girl · Japanese · “Prosperous child”

    • Girl · Latin · “Dark or swarthy”

    • Girl · Arabic · “This Arabic name is historically significant as the name of a female narrator of Hadith. It carries a strong connection to Islamic scholarly tradition.”

    • Fushigiふしぎ

      Girl · Japanese · “The Japanese word for mystery or wonder. Used as a unique, modern feminine name with a sense of enchantment.”

    • Futabaふたば

      Girl · Japanese · “Refers to two leaves or a sprout in Japanese. A delicate, nature-oriented name symbolizing new beginnings and growth.”

    • Unisex · English · “Time yet to come”

    • Girl · Irish · “Fair shoulders.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A singer; melodious”

    • Girl · English · “God's able-bodied one”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Refers to one who is sun-rayed or possesses the brilliance of the sun. It is a metaphorical term for radiant energy.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A word meaning deep, profound, or mysterious. Used for someone perceived to have a contemplative or wise personality.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from a regional root. Means a bird; name of a poet. Used to signify freedom, flight, and poetic sensitivity.”

    • Girl · Italian · “An Italian feminine name derived from Gabino, meaning of the Gabii region.”

    • Girl · Slavic · “A feminine form of Gabriel, meaning God is my strength.”

    • Girl · English · “God is my strength”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Gods able-bodied one. feminine of gabriel; gods able-bodied one feminine of gabriel”

    • Unisex · German · “Gods able-bodied one; god is my strength; italian form of gabriel god given strength”

    • Girl · Slavic · “God is my strength”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “God gives strength; hero of god; woman of god. a feminine form of the hebrew name gabriel”

    • Girl · French · “A variant of Gabrielle, the French feminine form of Gabriel, meaning God is my strength.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “God is my strength”

    • Girl · English · “God is my strength”

    • Girl · Slavic · “God is my strength”

    • Girl · Armenian · “From the top of a mountain.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the mace”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From Gada; meaning the bearer of a mace, typically Lord Vishnu. Denotes protection.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Bearer of the mace”

    • Girl · French · “A French and Italian name indicating that the bearer hails from the historic city of Gaeta.”

    • Girl · French · “A French feminine name referring to a person from Gaeta, an ancient coastal city in Italy.”

    • Girl · French · “A feminine form of Gaétan, referring to someone from Gaeta, Italy.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Forgiving leader”

    • Girl · Indian · “From the Sanskrit word for 'the sky' or 'heavens'. A feminine name chosen to represent openness and vast, celestial beauty.”

    • Unisex · Punjabi · “A Sanskrit name meaning a lamp in the sky. It represents the light of the sky or celestial brightness.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Light of the sky”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the sky”

    • Unisex · Punjabi · “A blend of 'Gagan' (sky) and 'Jot' (light); means light of the sky. Used for both genders as a symbol of celestial brightness.”

    • Girl · Punjabi · “From 'Gagan' (sky) and 'Jyot' (light). It refers to the radiant light of the heavens. A feminine name.”

    • Girl · English · “Father of exaltation and grace”

    • Girl · English · “A form of gail-rejoicing”

    • Girl · International · “Joyful and bitter”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Elephant-faced; Lord Ganesha”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Relating to an elephant”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means 'one who rides an elephant' in Sanskrit, from gaja, 'elephant,' and ga, 'going.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gajaghne is a form of Sanskrit Gajaghna, meaning 'elephant slayer,' from gaja, 'elephant,' and ghna, 'slaying.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “King of elephants”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gajala is an Indian spelling of Ghazala, an Arabic name meaning 'gazelle.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means 'elephant-faced'; a Sanskrit name referring to the Hindu deity Lord Ganesha.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Garland of flowers”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gajeeshan is a Tamil form of Gajesha, meaning "lord of elephants" in Sanskrit. It is associated with Ganesha.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “King of elephants”

    • Girl · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit words for 'elephant' and 'king'. A name implying greatness and authority, often associated with dignity.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “King of elephants”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gajenthan is a Tamil variant of Gajendra, meaning "lord of elephants," from Sanskrit gaja, "elephant," and indra, "lord."”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of elephants”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A compound meaning one who rescues or protects elephants. Traditionally suggests strength and compassion for living creatures.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of elephants”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gajjala is a Telugu surname derived from gajjelu, meaning 'anklets' or 'ankle bells.'”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of elephants”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Pride of elephants”

    • Girl · Sindarin · “Maiden garlanded with radiant light”

    • Girl · Greek · “Likely derived from the Greek word gala, meaning milk, referring to the Milky Way or purity.”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Derived from Hebrew roots, this name refers to a color as white as milk, symbolizing purity.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Name of an ancient sage”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Galaxi is a creative spelling of Galaxy, the English word for a vast group of stars. Its ultimate root is Greek galaxias, meaning 'milky.'”

    • Girl · Italian · “From the valley”

    • Girl · English · “Festive party; healer; small intelligent one”

    • Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish feminine name used to describe a young girl who is both small and highly intelligent.”

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