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    Three-Syllable Baby Girl Names: page 65 of 300

    59802 names with meanings and origins.

    Page 65 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 · International · “Heroine or daughter of a hero”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “The song of juno.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "shining hero" or "one who is glorious"; an Indian name.”

    • Girl · International · “Army journey or path”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Giver of happiness”

    • Girl · Spanish · “In Roman mythology, this Spanish-influenced name belongs to the woman who married a follower of Romulus.”

    • Girl · International · “Derived from the Latin name Hersilia, which means "dew" or "soft" and was the name of a mythological Roman figure.”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Derived from the Sanskrit word for desire (Hesha). It refers to a goddess who fulfills desires.”

    • Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name refers to the daughter of Laomedon, a princess of Troy rescued by Heracles.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Hespera means “daughter of Cebren,” identifying a family relationship rather than describing a personal trait.”

    • Girl · Greek · “Derived from Greek, this name refers to one of the Hesperides, the nymphs of the evening and the golden light of sunset.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Hesperie means “daughter of Cebren.” The meaning identifies her through her parentage, without adding a personal quality.”

    • Girl · International · “Star-like or related to stars”

    • Girl · Indian · “Aanandi; A part of love”

    • Girl · Indian · “Combining love and good thinking, this name implies a person with deep affection and noble thoughts. Used to promote virtues.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Loving or beloved”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Loving or beloved”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning a part or essence of love. It is a modern, tender name used to express the child being a source of affection.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "truth" or "honesty"; a popular Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word Heti.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Hetuyukta means "supported by reason" or "logical," from Sanskrit hetu, "reason," and yukta, "endowed with."”

    • Unisex · Indian · “God's message; a name for Goddess Durga”

    • Girl · Baltic · “Breath or vapor”

    • Girl · Baltic · “Breath or vapor”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Love for the heart”

    • Girl · Slavic · “Hyacinth flower”

    • Hibikiひびき

      Unisex · Japanese · “From Japanese for echo or sound. Used as a name to represent someone who leaves a lasting impression or 'echo' in life.”

    • Girl · International · “Guidance from the light”

    • Hideko英子

      Girl · Japanese · “Excellent child”

    • Girl · International · “Derived from Hida and Lyn”

    • Girl · Indian · “Name of a rakshas”

    • Hifumi一二三

      Unisex · Japanese · “A sequence meaning 'one, two, three' in Japanese. Sometimes used for a child born on a significant day or simply as a rhythmic name.”

    • Hiiragiひいらぎ

      Girl · Japanese · “Refers to the holly tree. In Japan, this is a feminine name associated with the plant often linked to protection and winter strength.”

    • Hikageみかげ

      Girl · Japanese · “Derived from the Japanese word for shade. Often used to convey mystery, coolness, or the protective presence found in a shadow.”

    • Hikariひかり

      Girl · Japanese · “Light or radiance”

    • Unisex · Japanese · “Shine, to shine.”

    • Girl · International · “To lift or carry”

    • Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to the daughter of Leucippus. In mythology, she and her sister were carried off by the twins Castor and Pollux.”

    • Unisex · French · “Form of hilary.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A phonetic variant of Hillary, derived from the Latin name Hilarius meaning cheerful or happy.”

    • Girl · Catalan · “Cheerful; happy”

    • Girl · Greek · “Cheerful; joyful, glad. cheerful. derived from the latin name hilarius”

    • Girl · International · “Battle fortress”

    • Girl · German · “Rooted in German tradition, this feminine name translates to a battle stronghold, symbolizing protection and strength amidst conflict.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Battle protection”

    • Girl · International · “Battle strength”

    • Girl · German · “Battle counselor.”

    • Unisex · Greek · “Cheerful; variant of hilary: joyful, glad. cheerful. derived from the latin name hilarius”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “Happy, cheerful.”

    • Girl · International · “Healthy and whole”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant spelling of Hillary, which is derived from the Latin Hilarius, meaning cheerful.”

    • Girl · Latin · “A variant spelling of Hilary, a Latin name meaning "cheerful" or "merry."”

    • Girl · Indian · “Derived from terms for people or a race, it is a name denoting belonging and human connection. Used in specific communities.”

    • Girl · International · “Strength in battle”

    • Girl · International · “Strength in battle”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Hilwana is a truly lovely name, meaning 'lovely, beautiful,' perfectly describing your precious child.”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Indian roots meaning snow mountain or the Himalayas. Used to signify grandeur and stability.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Goddess Parvati; snow-covered”

    • Himadhryহিমাধরি

      Girl · Bengali · “From Sanskrit "himadri", meaning the Himalaya mountains or peak of snow.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Peak of snow; The Himalaya mountain”

    • Himajaஹிமஜா

      Girl · Tamil · “Meaning daughter of the snow, a name for Goddess Parvati, representing a divine connection to nature and enduring strength.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Eyes as beautiful as snow”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Abode of snow; the mountain range”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning ice, cold, or golden-skinned. It is a versatile, poetic name representing both coolness and radiant beauty.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the Himalayas; God of snow”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Meaning a body as cool as snow. Used to describe a gentle, calm, and soothing personality.”

    • Himaniहिमानी

      Girl · Sanskrit · “Parvati; goddess parvati, cold; glacier; goddess parvati, ice fall”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Moonlight; cool radiance”

    • Girl · Indian · “Sanskrit, meaning part of snow or cold. Used to denote a serene and cool temperament.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “The moon; cool-rayed”

    • Girl · Indian · “From Sanskrit, meaning cool or cold. Used as a name for a person with a calm nature.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Ray of the moon”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Cold or related to the Himalayas”

    • Himariひまり

      Girl · Japanese · “Sunlight or hollyhock”

    • Girl · Indian · “Sanskrit, meaning born from the mountains. Used to signify origin and natural beauty.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Portion of the snow or ice”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from words meaning the moon or a ray of light. It symbolizes coolness, peace, and brightness. Common for boys.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Possessor of snow, referring to the Himalayas”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One having snow or the Himalayas”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “From Hima (snow) and Yati (control/guard), meaning protected by snow. A unique, formal Sanskrit name for a girl.”

    • Himeka妃翔

      Girl · Japanese · “From 'hime' (princess) and 'ka' (fragrance/flower). A poetic Japanese feminine name evoking imagery of royalty and charm.”

    • Himekoひめこ

      Girl · Japanese · “From 'hime' (princess) and 'ko' (child). A Japanese name used to imply grace, elegance, and nobility for a daughter.”

    • Girl · International · “Means "princess"; a Phoenician name recorded in history as the wife of Hannibal.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A princess or a ray of light”

    • Unisex · Sanskrit · “Combining Hima (snow) and Kiran (ray), meaning ray of snow. A poetic, gender-neutral name reflecting a cold, bright light.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Beloved of courage”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A term for the sun, signifying the source of light. It represents a life-giving force that dispels darkness and brings clarity.”

    • Hinako日向子

      Girl · Japanese · “Sun-facing child”

    • Hinano日菜乃

      Girl · Japanese · “Sun flower”

    • Girl · Japanese · “sunny place”

    • Girl · International · “Hindatu is a Hausa form of the Arabic name Hind, meaning "India" or "a herd of camels."”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One related to India or the language”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means related to India or the river Sindhu; a Sanskrit-derived name referencing the cultural and geographical identity of India.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One born of India”

    • Girl · International · “Means "maiden of light"; a name of Maori origin from New Zealand.”

    • Girl · Hawaiian & Polynesian · “Girl who swam across the sea”

    • Girl · International · “Means "blossoming maiden"; a poetic name of Maori origin.”

    • Girl · Hawaiian & Polynesian · “Girl of the water”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Refers to the mineral vermilion. Often used as a name to represent the bright red color associated with auspiciousness and energy.”

    • Girl · International · “Loosening of horses”

    • Girl · Japanese · “Sparkling light”

    • Unisex · Japanese · “Rooted in the verb 'hiraku' meaning to open or expand. Used as a Japanese unisex name expressing hope for future growth and opportunity.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Pure or diamond-like”

    • Unisex · Indian · “The golden one. It is a common term of affection suggesting someone who is precious, valuable, and shining.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning made of gold or simply golden. It is a traditional name used to symbolize value and brightness.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning golden or deer-like, often associated with a golden aura or grace. A classic name signifying beauty and light.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Derived from the Sanskrit word for gold or wealth. It is an auspicious name representing prosperity and value.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Meaning 'the golden one', derived from Sanskrit. It represents beauty, purity, and enduring value.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Radiance or hope”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Golden, valuable, precious”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the concept of a small gem. Means small diamond. A term of endearment signifying something precious, rare, and durable.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning a small diamond, it symbolizes brilliance, hardness, and enduring value. A popular choice for a precious child.”

    • Girl · Japanese · “Generous, tolerant”

    • Hiromi広美

      Girl · Japanese · “Abundant beauty”

    • Girl · Japanese · “A Japanese name meaning generous beauty, often used in a modern context.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Joy or radiant light”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Likely related to Sanskrit harsha (joy) or hiran (gold), meaning radiant. It signifies a person who shines with happiness and light.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning the spiritual heart or inner core. It is used to represent kindness, sensitivity, and inner awareness.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Hirudhayaa is a Tamil rendering of Sanskrit Hridaya, meaning "heart."”

    • Hisakoひさこ

      Girl · Japanese · “Long-lived child”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Describes a beautiful ray of light. Often used poetically to suggest someone who brings brightness into a home.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A person who is intelligent or wise”

    • Girl · Irish · “An Irish form of the name Isolda, which is rooted in legendary medieval romance and Celtic tradition.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means 'giver of benefit' or 'one who brings welfare,' from Sanskrit hita, 'benefit,' and da, 'giving.'”

    • Hitaishiஹிதைஷி

      Girl · Tamil · “A beautiful name for a girl that means well-wisher, describing someone who is kind-hearted and always desires the best for others.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning the existence of love. It is a modern, expressive name used to signify the presence of affection in one's life.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who is helpful or kind”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning simplicity and purity. It is used to inspire a life of honesty, clarity, and unblemished character.”

    • Girl · Indian · “A variant denoting simplicity and purity of spirit. Used to encourage a modest and clean lifestyle.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning love and good thinking. It represents a combination of emotional depth and intellectual clarity.”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Derived from Hita (well-being) and Asa (hope), meaning well-wisher. A gentle, traditional name for girls.”

    • Girl · Indian · “One who thinks good for everyone”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A spelling of Hitakshi, commonly interpreted as "well-wisher," from Sanskrit hita, "welfare," and akshi, "eye."”

    • Unisex · Tibetan · “Heart of wisdom”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Desire for welfare”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Hiteshdas combines Sanskrit Hitesh, meaning "lord of welfare," with das, meaning "servant" or "devotee."”

    • Girl · Indian · “Goddess Laxmi's second name”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Goddess of goodness”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of goodness”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Desire for goodness”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "goddess of the river"; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name reflecting grace.”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Villagers or settlers”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Joyous; delightful”

    • Girl · African · “The chosen one”

    • Girl · Dutch · “A Dutch feminine form derived from the Germanic name Hobb.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Means "beloved of God"; an Arabic-origin name commonly found in India.”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Hodaviah means "the praise of the Lord," a heartfelt name reflecting gratitude and devotion.”

    • Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Hodijah beautifully means "the praise of the Lord," a wonderful name expressing deep admiration and faith.”

    • HokumaHökumə

      Girl · International · “Rooted in Hebrew concepts of wisdom or insight; represents someone possessing deep knowledge. Often used as a feminine name.”

    • Hokuto北斗

      Unisex · Japanese · “From Japanese, meaning North Star. It signifies a guiding light or a person who provides direction to others.”

    • Girl · German · “Gracious or loyal”

    • Girl · Indian · “Refers to the lighting of the ceremonial bonfire in the festival of Holi. Used in cultural contexts connected to the festival.”

    • Girl · English · “State of being holy”

    • Girl · English · “An English name derived from Hollis, signifying someone who lives near the valley or a grove of holly trees.”

    • Girl · English · “Derived from the English word for a festive day, used to celebrate joy and happiness.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “A traditional name derived from Kannada, meaning "man of the home" or similar.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Fond of sacred rituals”

    • Homareほまれ

      Unisex · Japanese · “From Japanese for honor, glory, or pride. It is a positive name given to reflect the dignity and reputation of the child.”

    • Girl · International · “Red-cheeked or blossoming”

    • Homeyraحميرا

      Girl · International · “Derived from the Arabic term for a reddish tint; refers to the glow of a blush. Used as a feminine name reflecting gentle beauty.”

    • Girl · Indian · “Buddy; Close friend”

    • Honami保奈美

      Girl · Japanese · “Ear of grain or seven seas”

    • Girl · International · “Honest or respectable”

    • Girl · International · “A modern American invention derived from the English word honest, signifying sincerity and truth.”

    • Unisex · International · “An English surname-derived name meaning "honest and well."”

    • Honokaほのか

      Girl · Japanese · “Harmonious flower”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Honor or reputation”

    • Girl · French · “A French name that represents a person of great honor, integrity, and a good reputation.”

    • Unisex · English · “A unisex name of English origin that translates to a strong deer, representing both physical power and the grace of nature.”

    • Girl · International · “An American virtue name combining Hope with the suffix -lynn, meaning desire and lake.”

    • Unisex · International · “One who holds onto hope”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Timekeeper; feminine form of horace: timekeeper. derived from the roman clan name horatius; timekeeper. the feminine form derived from the roman clan name horatius”

    • Horiniহরিণী

      Girl · Bengali · “From Sanskrit "harini", meaning a female deer or doe.”

    • Girl · English · “An English word name referring to the line where the earth meets the sky, representing new beginnings.”

    • HorpynaГорпина

      Girl · Slavic · “Derived from the Roman name Agrippina; it means daughter of Agrippina. A historical Ukrainian feminine name.”

    • Girl · Spanish · “Gardener; garden. variant of hortensia: derived from the feminine form of the roman clan name hortensius; french variant of hortensia, from the feminine form of the roman clan name hortensius”

    • Girl · English · “Derived from the feminine form of the roman clan name hortensius; gardener natural vigorous amorous”

    • Girl · Slavic · “Hortenspa is a lovely Polish form of Hortensia, a name that beautifully means 'farmer', connecting to growth and nature.”

    • Girl · Greek · “Hosanna is a joyous and blessed name, meaning 'Praise! A prayer,' bringing a feeling of celebration and devotion.”

    • Hosnaraহোসেনআরা

      Girl · Bengali · “From Persian "husn" (beauty) and "ara" (adornment).”

    • Hotaruほたる

      Unisex · Japanese · “Derived from the Japanese word for firefly; it is used as a poetic unisex name in nature-themed naming.”

    • Girl · Indian · “The Ray of gold”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Gentle or delicate”

    • Howaydaهُويدا

      Girl · Arabic · “From Arabic roots; it means clear, bright, or manifest. Often used for females to imply brilliance.”

    • Girl · Arabic · “Gentle or delicate”

    • Hozumiほづみ

      Unisex · Japanese · “From Japanese 'ho' (grain/rice) and 'zumi' (harvest). It represents productivity and the bounty of the earth.”

    • Hradiniஹ்ராதினி

      Girl · Tamil · “Representing the sound of a river or lightning, this name signifies a vibrant energy and the refreshing flow of nature.”

    • Girl · Indian · “An epithet for Goddess Durga, referring to her sacred sound or power. Used in devotional contexts.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Living in the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Home of the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Beloved; heart of hearts”

    • Girl · Sanskrit · “Derived from Hridaya (heart), meaning heart's affection. A sweet, feminine name of Sanskrit origin.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the Sanskrit word for heart. Used to symbolize a person of kindness, sincerity, or someone close to the heart.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who is unique in heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Joy of the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Line of the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Seed of the heart”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who chants the syllable Hrim”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Sun of the heart”

    • Girl · Indian · “Meaning the village of birth, often referring to a place of origin or roots. Used to signify heritage and connection to home.”

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