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Achlys - Greek, Mist; darkness Aigneis - Irish, Pure Ailis - Irish, Noble; kind Alannis - Greek, From Atlanta Aldis or Aldys - English, From the old house Alexis - Greek, Defender of mankind Alfdis - Norse, Spirit Allis - German, Noble; honour Allys - Teutonic, Noble; honour Amabilis - Latin, Loveable Amadis - Latin, Love of God Amaris - Hebrew, Promised by God Amaryllis - Greek, Sparkling Amitis - Persian, Princess Amytis - Greek, Amethyst; ancient Persian princess Anaïs - French, Gracious; merciful Angelis - Greek, Messenger Anis or Annis - Greek, Chaste; pure Apollinaris - Latin, From Apollo Ardelis - Latin, Warm Ardis - Latin, Eager; ardent Ardys - English, Warm Arlais - Welsh, From the temple Artemis - Greek, Goddess of the moon and the hunt; huntress Artois - French, From The Netherlands Asdis - Icelandic, Goddess Asis - Hebrew, New wine Athenais - Macedonian, Small Audris - English, Nobility; strength Avis - Latin, Bird Beitris - Gaelic, Gaelic form of ‘Beatrice’; bringer of joy Belkis - Arabic, Princess; queen; queen of Sheba Bergdis - Norse, Spirit protection Berniss - Belgian, One who brings victory Betrys - English, Bringer of joy Bilqis - Arabic, Queen of Sheba Brandais - Dutch, Burnt wine Brencis - Slovakian, Crowned with laurels Briseis - Greek, Slave of Achilles Cadis - Greek, Sparkling Calais - French, City in France Carys - Welsh, To love Cerys - Welsh, Love Charis - Greek, Grace Chimalis - Native American, Bluebird Chloris - Greek, Pale Chryseis - Greek, Prisoner of Agamemnon Clematis - Greek, A vine plant Cloris - Greek, Flower goddess Corliss - English, Generous Crwys - Welsh, Cross Cypris - Greek, From Cyprus Dalis - Hebrew, Drawing water Damalis - Greek, Calf Damaris - Greek, Gentle; calf Daralis - Old English, Beloved Deloris - Latin, Sorrowful Dilys - Welsh, Genuine; steadfast; true Dionis - Spanish, Dionysus; god of wine Doralis - Greek, Gift Dulais - Welsh, Black ditch or stream Dyllis - English, Sincere Dysis - Greek, Sunset Eadygynys - Anglo Saxon, One who is beautiful Ediltrudis - German, Noble strength Edris or Edrys - English, Wealthy ruler Eduvigis - German, Fighting woman Eilis - Irish, Noble; kind Eirlys - Welsh, Snowdrop Eirys - Welsh, Snowdrop Eldoris - Greek, Gift of the sea Elexis - Greek, Defender of mankind Enfys - Welsh, Rainbow Ennis - Irish, Island Enys - Irish, From the island Equestris - Latin, Venus’s surname Eris - Greek, Goddess of strife Eudosis - Greek, Esteemed Eurys - Welsh, Gold Eydis - Scandinavian, Island goddess Fanndís - Icelandic, Snow woman; snow goddess Farsiris - Persian, Princess Fidelis - Latin, Faithful Filis - Greek, Greenery Freydis - Norse, Noblewoman Genesis - Hebrew, Beginning Gildas - Celtic, Servant of God Gladis or Gladys - Welsh, Lame Glenis - Welsh, Fair; good Glennis - Irish, From the valley or glen Glynis - Welsh, Little valley Glynnis - Gaelic, From the glen Griseldis - Dutch, Grey battle maiden Gundis - German, Battle maiden Haldis - Greek, Stone spirit Halldis - Norse, Firm helper Hausis - Native American (Algonquin), Old woman Heilewis - German, Intelligent; clever Helewidis - Old German, Hale and wide Herdis - Norse, Bolli’s daughter Hjördis - Scandinavian, Sword goddess Hollis - English, Lives near the holly Iblis - Scottish, Wife of Lancelot Idalis - English, Variant of ‘Ida’; noble; hard-working Ilqis - Arabic, Queen of Sheba Inis - Irish, From the river island Iris - Greek, Rainbow Isis - Egyptian, Supreme goddess of the moon, fertility and magic Jadis - English, Name of the White Witch in C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia Jancis - English, God is gracious Jenesis - Greek, Creation or beginning Jenis - Hebrew, Genesis: the beginning Karis - Greek, Pure Keres - Greek, Evil spirits Lachesis - Greek, A fate Lais - Greek, Favourite name with poets Lamis - Arabic, Soft Lapis - Egyptian, Lapis lazuli gemstone Laris - Swedish, Cheerful Leitis - Gaelic, Happy Lenis - Latin, Mild Lexis - Greek, Protector of man Lilis or Lillis - Greek, Lily Lois - Greek, Most desirable Loris - Latin, Laurel Lycoris - Greek, Twilight Lyris - Greek, Harp or lyre Maelis or Maelys - French, Chief or prince Maris - Latin, Of the sea Memphis - Egyptian, Established and beautiful Meris - Latin, Of the sea Mertis - Greek, From a sea town Milisendis - Greek, Hard worker Mimis - Greek, Goddess of harvest Myrtis - Greek, Myrtle Narjis - Arabic, Sweet flower; narcissus Nellis - Greek, Light Nemesis - Greek, Goddess of vengeance Nergis - Turkish, Daffodil; narcissus flower Neris - Greek, Nymph or Welsh, Noblewoman Nerys - Welsh, Lady Panagiotis - Greek, All-holy Pentapolis - Hebrew, Five cities Persis - Greek, Persian woman Philis - Greek, Greenery Phylis or Phyliss - Greek, Greenery Pyralis - Greek, Of fire Rohais - French, Rose Rois - Gaelic, Rose Sacmis - Egyptian, One who is powerful Semiramis - Hebrew, Highest heaven Silis - Gaelic, Gaelic form of Sheila Solaris - Latin, Of the sun Stachys - Latin, Spike or ear of corn Syllis - Latin, Nymph Tais - Greek, Beautiful; divine goddess Tallis - French, Woodland Tallys - French, Forest Tamesis - Greek, Goddess of the river Tanis - Phoenician, Serpent lady Temis - Greek, Variant of ‘Themis’; law of nature; divine law Tethys - Greek, Wife of Oceanus Tetis - Greek, Nurse for the new mother Thaïs - Greek, The bond Themis - Greek, Divine law Theoris - Egyptian, Great Thetis - Greek, Mother of Achilles; a nereid Thordis - Norse, Spirit of Thor Tigris - Latin, From the Tigris Tordis - Norse, Thunder goddess Valdis - Norse, Rule Veradis - Latin, True Vidis - Teutonic, Holy spirit of the forest Vigdis - Norse, War goddess Vilmaris - German, Great fame Viridis - Latin, Green Virilis - Latin, Venus’s surname Waleis - English, From Wales Wandis - Teutonic, Wanderer Yarelis - Native American, Water lady; small butterfly Yehudis - Hebrew, Woman of Judea; praise Yomaris - Spanish, Sun

Cornelia Theodora Griselda Araminta Evangeline Ophelia Beulah Lavinia Clarimond Euphemia Augustine Lucretia Sabine Clementine Flora Philomena Winifred Virginia Arleth Scarlett Eduarda Hermina Cressida Sidonia Avis Rosamund Dorothea Hazel Clymena Marigold Sibyl Gilda Leopolda Marceline Rosetta Willette Aurelia Letha Prudence Merle Hilda Antoinette Calvina Edwina Beatrice Odile Dorcas Minerva Althea Gladys Elspeth Hyacinth Cordelia Temperance Millicent Lorelei Eunice Alverna Georgette Cecily Willa Alberta Conradine Viola Mirella Henrietta Bernice Della Gerda Claribel Mirtha Ernestine Imelda Rosalind Theda Magdalena Selma Petronella Edwige Alphonsine Loretta Willa Timothea Agatha Mavis Nanette Iris Alma Benedicta Wilhelmina Myrtle Clarice Josephine Agnes Bernardine Ingrid Lenore Hester Davida Opal

Names for girls meaning ‘hope’ Aashita - Hindi, One who is full of hope Aasia - Arabic, Hope Amal - Arabic, Hope, expectation Amala - Arabic, Hope Amnati - Arabic, My hope, my wish Ashia - Arabic, Hope Dovilė - Lithuanian, To give hope Emela - Bosnian, Hope, inspiration Epide - Greek, Hope Espe - Spanish, Hope Esperanza - Spanish, Hope Hachilah - Hebrew, Hope is in her Hope - English, Hope, desire of fulfillment Ijabo - Arabic, Hope Itxaro - Spanish, Hope Mithnite - Hebrew, Loin, gift, hope Munia - Arabic, Wish, hope Nada - Slovakian, Hope (also of Arabic origin, meaning ‘generosity, dew’) Nadeen or Nadine - French, Hope Nadege - Slavic, Hope Nadenka - Russian, Hope Nadezda or Nadezdha - Czech, One with hope Nadia or Nadya - Slavic, Hope Nadina - French, Hope (also of German origin, meaning ‘the courage of a bear’) Nadiya or Nadiyah - Russian, Hope Nadja - German, Hope Nadyenka - Russian, Hope Nadyuiska - Russian, Hope Nadzia - Polish, Hope Nassandra - African (Shona), Native spirit with high hopes in life Ojala - Arabic, Hopeful Omeia - Arabic, Wish, hope Omnia - Arabic, Wish, hope Raja - Arabic, Hope Rajia - Arabic, Hopeful Rajiyah - Arabic, Full of hope Rajwa - Arabic, Hope Saki - Japanese, Blossom, hope Silethemba - African (Zulu), We have faith, we have hope Taraji - African (Swahili), Hope, faith Tikva or Tikvah - Hebrew, Hope Tumaini - Egyptian, Hope Umay - Turkish, Hope Umida - Persian, Hope, wise Umneea - Arabic, Variant of Umniya; hope, wish, fancy Unashe - Georgian, Hope Wilona or Wilone - English, Hoped for Yomna - Arabic, On the right side, hope Youmna - Arabic, On the right side, hope Zayah - Arabic, Honest, hope, faith

Names for girls relating to the moon. The moon is a symbol of feminine energy as its changing phases embody that of female cycles. In a distant age passed, our ancestors believed that the moon represented when women would menstruate and ovulate according to which phase the moon was in. Across different cultures and religions the moon has alternative symbolic meanings. In the Muslim faith, the crescent moon represents the beginning and end of fasting during Ramadan and the new moon is symbolic of the guidance of God through the journey of life. In Chinese culture, the full moon is representative of peace, gentleness, brightness, prosperity and family reunion; there is a festival entirely dedicated to the moon on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar. Ainaz - Turkish, Beautiful like the moon Akay - Turkish, Shining moon Alayça - Turkish, Moonlight Ayda - Turkish, Moon Ayela - Turkish, Halo of light around the moon Ayla - Turkish, Halo of light around the moon (also of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘oak tree’) Aylin - Turkish, Halo of light around the moon Aysan - Turkish and Persian, Moon-like Aysel - Turkish, Moonlight Badra - Arabic, Full moon Badriya - Arabic, Like the full moon Bimba - Sanskrit, Disk of the sun or moon Budur - Arabic, Full moon Bulan - Indonesian, The moon Busana - Hebrew, Night girl of the moon Caleen - Greek, The moon Calina - Greek, Beautiful, lovely, the moon Candani - Sanskrit, Star, moonlight Candrima - Hindi, Moonlight, night Celena or Celene - Greek, The goddess of the moon Celina or Celine - French, Heavenly, moon Celinda - Latin, Heaven, the moon Ceyla - Greek, Moon Chandani - Hindi, Moonlight, star Chandara - Sanskrit, Of the moon Chandni - Sanskrit, A river, moonlight Chandra or Chandria - Sanskrit, Moon Chanlina - Cambodian, Moonlight Chanmony - Cambodian, One who shines like the moon Chantrea - Cambodian, Moon Chaundra - Sanskrit, Of the moon Chayana - Hindi, Moon Cherika - Sanskrit, Moon Feray - Turkish, Radiance of the moon Hala - Arabic, Halo of light around the moon Hinapouri - Māori, Dark lights of the moon Iamar - Arabic, Moon Iluuna - Greenlandic, Moon Induma - Malayali, Moon Innila - Tamil, Sweet moon Jannali - Australian Aboriginal, The moon Jiba - Australian Aboriginal, The moon Kamara - Swahili, Moonlight Kamaria - Swahili, Moonlight London - English, Fortress of the moon Lousin or Lousine - Armenian, Moon Lua - Portuguese, Moon Lucine or Lusine - Armenian, Moon Luna - Latin, The moon Lunetta or Lunette - French, Little moon Maahnoor or Mahnoor - Arabic, Moonlight Magena - Native American, Moon Mahdis - Persian, Moon-like Mahdokht - Persian, Daughter of the moon Mahina - Hawaiian, Moon Mahjabin - Persian, Forehead, moon Mahla - Persian, Like the moon Mahnaz - Persian, Glory of the moon Mahrosh - Arabic, Piece of moon Mahsa - Persian, Like the moon Mahtab - Persian, Moonlight Mahwash - Afghan, Having a face as beautiful as the moon Mahzala - Arabic, Light of the moon Maira - Arabic, Moon Manada - Hindi, Giving honour, a digit of the moon Mehlika - Arabic, Moon-like Miakoda - Native American, Power of the moon Migina - Native American, Child born at a new moon Mitena - Native American, Born under a new moon Mitexi - Native American, Born under a new moon Mizuki - Japanese, Beautiful moon Moon - English, From the moon Neomia - Greek, New moon Neona - Greek, New moon Noorain - Arabic, Moon, light Nuray - Turkish, Bright moon Parvani - Sanskrit, Full moon Poonam - Sanskrit, Full moon, merit, bright, brilliant Poornima - Sanskrit, Full moon Purnima - Sanskrit, Full moon Qamara - Arabic, The moon Qamar - Arabic, The moon Qamra - Arabic, The moon Quila or Quilla - Spanish, Goddess of the moon Raaka - Hindi, Full moon Rajini - Hindi, Moonlight, dark night Rasmika - Hindi, Small beam of moonlight or sunlight Rishima - Sanskrit, Moonbeam Riwana - Somali, Moonlight Saahirah - Arabic, Earth, moon, a spring which flows constantly Salena - Spanish, Moon Sashi - Sanskrit, Moon Selen - Finnish, Moon, light, shine, heaven Selena or Selene - Greek, Moon goddess Selina - Greek, Moon goddess Selinda - Greek, Heaven, the moon Semine - Danish, Goddess of the sun, moon and the stars Sena - Greek, The moon Şenay - Turkish, Merry moon Shandra - Sanskrit, Variant of ‘Chandra’; the moon Silenia - Latin, Belongs to the earthly gods, the moon Soma - Hindi, Moon Somatra - Hindi, Greater than the moon Szeléna - Hungarian, Hungarian form of ‘Selena’; moon Tabana - Arabic, Bright moonlight Tayen - Native American, New moon Tiziri - Algerian, Moonlight Tülay - Turkish, The moon Tülin - Turkish, Halo around the moon Valarmathi - Hindi, Growing moon Varali - Sanskrit, Moon Varnika - Hindi, Moon, gold-plating Vrinka - Sanskrit, The moon Yatziri - Aztec, Maiden of the moon Yurani - Aztec, Little ray of moonlight Zelena - Greek, Goddess of the moon

Aafreen - Brave, encouragement, acclaim Abreshmina - A spotted gemstone Adh - One who is from someone or something Adileh - Equal, just, fair Afhak - Dew Afsaneh - A fairytale Afsarara - Adorning the crown Afshaneh - Sprinkling or scattering Aghigh - Name of a stone Ahoo or Ahou - Deer, gazelle Amitis - Princess Anahi - Immortal (also of Spanish origin, meaning ‘one who answers, speaker’) Anahita - Virginal, pure Arezoo - Desire Arsha - Warlike, defense (also of Hindi origin, meaning ‘prayer, ceremony’) Arsia - Throne, one who is worthy of the throne Arya - Faithful friend Aryana - Pretty Eastern girl (also of Greek origin, meaning ‘very holy’) Arzu - Desire, wish Atossa or Atoosa - Name of Kourosh’s daughter Avaley - One who is as pretty as a bird with sound Avalie - One who has huge strength and desire Aysan - Moonlike (also shared origin in Turkish with the same meaning) Azadeh - Free Azar - Fire, scarlet Azara - Fire, scarlet Azita - Noble, high-born, name of an Iranian princess Bahaar or Bahar - Spring Bakhita - Lucky, fortunate Bano - Grand lady Banu - Lady Behnaz - Best coquetry Benazir - Matchless, unique Berin - Blonde, fair, quick and active Bolour - Crystal Caspara - She who is the keeper of treasure Chinara - Oriental plane tree (also of Igbo origin, meaning ‘may God receive’) Clorinda - Of renowned beauty Cyra - Moon Darejan - Unique Darejani - Unique Dari - Maintains possessions well Daria - Sea, ocean Darice - Queenly Darissa - Queenly (also of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘wise’) Darsameen - Valuable Darya - Sea, ocean (also of Russian origin, meaning ‘maintains possessions well’) Deema - Beautiful, pretty Delaram - She who calms hearts Delbar - Charming, sweetheart, heart-ravisher Derviša - Poor, humble, relevant Diba - Silk brocade Dilruba - Heart-ravishing, beloved Dornaz - Beautiful like pearls Dorsa - Precious like a pearl Dženana - Beloved, heart, soul Dževada - Generous, open-hearted Edisa - Star Elaheh - Like a goddess Emagine - Image of her mother, innocent, blameless Emerald - Green (also of Spanish origin, meaning ‘prized green gemstone’) Esther - Star Farahnoush - One who is always happy Fareena - Kind, merciful, charming Fariba - Charming, attractive Farishta or Fereshteh - Angel Farnaz - Splendid coquetry Farsiris - Princess Faryat - Delightful sunshine Farzana or Farzanah - Intelligent, wise Farzaneh - Intelligent, wise Farzin - Intelligent, wise Fehmeeda - Educated, wise Firdawsi - Garden of paradise Firoja - Turquoise Firouzeh - Turquoise, the gemstone Firuz - Triumphant, victor, successful Firuza - Triumphant, victor, successful Firyal - Beautiful Forough - Radiance, brightness Forouzan - Brilliant, dazzling, radiant Frayashti - Worship, praise Freshta - Angel Giti - World, universe Goli - Rose-coloured Golnar - Fire Guita - A king of song Gulbahar - Like a rose in spring Gulbarg - Petal or soft flower Gulnaz - Shining flower Gulshan - Rose garden Haida - Clear, lucid, apparent Haideh - Repentant Haleh - Halo Heer - Power, riches, pure Hesther - Myrtle leaf, star Homa - Phoenix, a bird from fables Hufriya - One who possesses so much love Huma - Lucky bird, phoenix Ishta or Ishtar - Babylonian goddess of love, war and fertility Ismenia - Great treasure Jabeen - River Ganga Jahan - World, universe Jala - Special Jale or Jaleh - Hail stone, dew Jasmin or Jasmine - Flower Jasmina - Flower Jasminda - Jasmine Jasperine - A keeper of treasure Jolnar - Pomegranate, blossom Kaameh - Goal, wish Kaamnoosh - Sweet wish, sweet desire Kashm - A historical and mythical Persian princess Khaanam - Wealthy wife Kimia - Elixir of life Kiramay - Light of Son Kiriana - Far-sighted (also of Greek origin, meaning ‘lord’) Kismet - Fate Kobrina - Dominant Kokab - Star or celestial body Lalasa - Friendship Laleh - Tulip, flower Lila or Lilah - Lilac tree (also of Arabic origin, meaning ‘night’) Mahdis - Moon-like Mahdokht - Daughter of the moon Mahjabin - Forehead, moon Mahla - Like the moon Mahnaz - Glory of the moon Mahrosh - Piece of moon, pleasant Mahroz - One who has a face like the moon Mahsa - Like the moon Mahsati - One who is like the moon Mahta - Moon-like Mahtab - Moonlight Marzhan - Coral Mastanah - Happy, joyous Mastoureh - Veiled, chaste Meena - Azure Meesha - Marigold (also of Hindi origin, meaning ‘smile’) Megan or Meghan - Child of light (also of Welsh origin, meaning ‘pearl’) Mehreen - Sun-like, loveable Mina - Azure (also of Japanese origin, meaning ‘south’) Minau - Heaven Minoo - Paradise, heaven Mirana - A female ruler (also of Slavic origin, meaning ‘wonderful, peace, prosperous’) Mirzeta - Princess Mitrana - (Old Persian) Princess Mohor - Moon, twelfth day of a month Monireh - Shining Morvarid - Pearl Nadereh - Rare Naghmeh - Melody, song, tune Nahal - A young plant (also of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘river’) Nahid - Planet Venus Nahrin - River Nargess - Narcissus flower Nariman - Brave, courageous, faith Narjis - Narcissus flower Narmeen or Narmin - Gentle, kind, soft Nasha - Judge Nasreen or Nasrin - Wild rose Nastaran - Wild rose Naz - Pride, delicacy (also of Turkish origin, meaning ‘timid, coy’) Nazaneen - Exquisitely beautiful or charming Nazanin or Nazenin - Sweetheart, lovely Nazhin - Name of a tree Nazila - Lovely, charming Nazish - Proud Nazveen - Exquisitely beautiful or charming Neema - Young Negar - Sweetheart Negeen or Negin - Gem Negina - The precious gemstone Nermana or Nermina - Hero Nestani - Unique Nihada - Gratified, character, temper Nijaza - Wish or need Nikoo or Nikou - The most dear one Nilofar or Niloofar - Water lily Niloufar or Niloufer - Water lily Nirupesh - Honeyed, sugary, sweet-flavoured Nirush - Initiator of joy and bliss Nirut - Honeyed and sweet-smelling Nirvikalpa - The new or recent one Niyoosha - A listener Nizha - Delightful, clean, cleanliness Nousha - Sweet, pleasant, sugary Noushafarin - Creator of joy Noushin - Honeyed and sweet-smelling Noushineh - A musical tone of Old Persian music Now - The new or recent one Oldooz - The moon Padme - Lotus flower Panez - Variant of Paniz; sugar Paniz - Sugar Parand - Silk Parastoo - The swallow bird Pari - Fairy Parisa - Angelic face Parmida - Princess Parnaz - Beauty of an angel Parto - Ray of light Parvana - Butterfly Parvaneh - Butterfly Parveen or Parvin - The Pleiades Parwana - Variant of ‘Parvana’; butterfly Parween - The Pleiades Pegah - Dawn Poupak - A kind of bird Pouran - A successor Pouri - One who is an heir, a successor Ramina - Joyous, happy, lively Ramineh - Quiet, peaceful Raushanara - Light of the assembly Rayhaneh - One who smells as sweetly as a flower Rexelle - Bright, dawn, light Robabeh - Name of an instrument Roksana - Star, bright dawn Roshana - A woman who is bright like the light of dawn Roshanak - Shining, bright Roshni - Bright, brilliant Roxana or Roxane - Dawn, little star Roxanne - Dawn Roxine - Dawn Ruana - Soul Ruksana - Dawn Rukhsar - A woman with a pretty face and cheeks Rukhsara - A woman whose cheeks are pretty Sadra - The lotus tree Saghar - Wine cup Sahba - Wine Sahela - (Arabic-Persian) Like or belonging to a beach Saman - Jasmine Sanaz - Full of grace, a flower Sayeh - Shadow, shade Scheherazade - (Old Persian) City dweller Seriyah - A princess Setareh - Star Shabnam - Dew Shadleen - Happy and soft-hearted woman Shaheen - Royal falcon Shahla - A dark-eyed woman Shahnaz - Pride of a king Shakiba - Patient, enduring Shamsa - Sun, sunlight Shawdi - Joy Shayana - She deserves nice things in life Shehzadi - Princess Sherine - Pleasant, sweet Sheyda - Lovesick Shideh - Bright, luminous, the sun Shireen - Sweet Shirin - Sweet Shirina - Sweet, charming Shokouh - Splendour, magnificence Shohreh - Famous Sholeh - Fire Shouka - A kind of deer Shydi - Happiness Simin - Silvery Soheila - Star Sooria or Suria - To be like a red rose Soray - Name of a princess Soraya - Princess, the Pleiades Soroushi - Happiness Suraya - Star, the Pleiades constellation, a princess Suri - Princess (also of Sanskrit origin, meaning ‘goddess’ and of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘princess’) Tabinda - Bright and shining Tahirih - Morally good or excellent Tala - Gold (also of Arabic origin, meaning ‘gold, palm tree’ and of Native American Iroquois origin, meaning ‘stalking wolf’) Tannaz - Coquettish Taraneh - Melody Tarja - Upholder of good Tawana - Able, robust (also of Native American origin, meaning ‘tan hide’) Tayyebeh - A good deed Tigran - Shooting or fighting with arrows Turandot - Name of the beautiful daughter of Turan Turkessa - The one who comes from Turkey Umida - Hope, wise Vardo - Rose Vashti - Beautiful Veeda - Found or evident Wasifah - Female servant of God Wejah - She who practices Purdah Yegane - Woman of incomparable beauty Zarafshan - Spreader of gold, spreader of good things Zhavia - Perspective

Aberfa or Abertha - From the mouth of the river Adain - Winged Addfwyn - Meek Addien or Addiena - Beautiful Adenydd - Winged Aderyn - Bird Adyna - Wretched Aelwen - Fair brow Aelwyd or Aelwydd - From the hearth Aerona - Celtic goddess Aledwen - Offspring Amser - Time Aneira - Snow Angharad or Angharat - Much loved Anghard - Much loved Anwen - Very beautiful Argel - Refuge Arianwen - White; holy silver Arlais - From the temple Armes - Prophetess Artaith - Torment Arwen - Fair; noble maiden Arwydd - Sign Avon - River Awena - Muse Aylwen - Fair brow Berthog - Wealthy Betrys - Welsh form of ‘Beatrice’; bringer of joy Betsan - God is my oath Blodwen or Blodwyn - White flower Braith - Freckled Brangwen - Dark and pure Briallan - Primrose Brimlad - Seaway Bronwen or Bronwyn - Dark and pure Cadwyn - Chain Cafell - Oracle Cainell - Beautiful Caniad - Song Caren - To love Carys or Cerys - To love Catrin - Pure Ceinwen - Beautiful gems Ceri - Fair; love; blessed poetry Ceridwen - Fair poetry Cile - Blind; sixth Claefer - Clover Corsen - Reed Creiddylad - Jewel of the sea Crwys - Cross Daere - Fiend Dede - Swarthy; dark Dedwydd - Happy Dee - Dark Delun - Pretty Delwen or Delwyn - Pretty; fair Delyth - Neat and pretty Dera - Fiend Derwen - From the oak tree Deryn - Bird Dicra - Slow Difyr - Amusing Dilwyn - Blessed truth Dilys - Genuine; steadfast; true Drysi - Thorn Dulais - Black ditch or stream Dwynwen - The Welsh patron saint of lovers Ebrill - From April Ebrilla - April Ebrillwen - Month of April Eigr - Maid Eilir - Butterfly Eiluned - Idol; shape Eilwen - White brow Eira - Snow Eiriol - Snowdrop Eirlys - Snowdrop Eiry - Snow Eirys - Snowdrop Elain - Fawn Elined - Idol Elliw - Name of a colour Eluned - Idol Emlyn - To strive or excel; rival Eneida - Soul; life Enfys - Rainbow Enid or Enit - Woodlark Enyd - Soul Eres - Wonderful Eryl - Lookout point Esyllt - Fair lady Eurfron - Golden breast Eurgain - Gold and beautiful Eurneid - Legendary daughter of Clydno Euron - Golden Eurys - Gold Eyslk - Fair Ffion - Foxglove Ffiona - Foxglove Fflur - Flower Ffraid - Welsh form of ‘Bridget’; strong Gaynor - White phantom Gladis or Gladys - Lame Gleda - Lame Glain - Jewel Glan - From the shore Glanda - Clean; good Glenda - Holy and good Glenis - Fair; good Glenwen - Clean and white Glesni - Blue Glinda - Fair; good Glynis - Little valley Goewyn - Sprightly Gorawen - Joy Guinevere - White lady Gwanwyn - Spring Gwawr - Dawn Gwen - White; holy Gwenda - Fair; blessed Gwenddydd - Merlin’s sister Gwendelyn or Gwendolyn - Fair; blessed Gwendi - Fair; blessed Gwendoline - Fair; blessed Gwenfair - Blessed Mary Gwenffrwd - White stream Gwenfrewi - White; fair; blessed Gwenith - Happiness Gwenledyr - Legendary daughter of Gawain Gwenllian - Fair; blessed Gwenna - Fair; blessed Gwennan - Blessed Gwennol - Swallow Gwenyth or Gwyneth - Fair; blessed Gwerful - Completely shy Gwyndolyn - Fair; blessed Gwynedd - White; happiness Gwyneira - White snow Gwynn or Gwynne - Fair; blessed Gwynneth - Fair; blessed Haf - Summer Hafren - The Severn River Hafwen - Summer’s beauty Heledd - Pool of salt Heulwen - Sunshine Ilar - Cheerful Ina - Daughter of Ceredig Iorwen - Fair; blessed lady Iseult - Beautiful Iseut - Beautiful Isold or Isolde - Fair lady Isolda - Beautiful lady Jennica - Fair one Jennika - White; fair; smooth; soft Jestina or Jestine - Just; upright Kwenn - Descendent of Cuinn Luned or Lunet - Idol; shape Lynelle - Nymph; idol Mabli - Welsh form of ‘Mabel’; loveable Mabyn - Youth Mairwen - Fair Mary Mari - Sea of bitterness Meagan - Pearl (also of Greek origin with the same meaning) Meaghan - Pearl Medi - September Megan or Meghan - Pearl Meinwen - Fair; slender Meredith - Guardian of the sea Meredydd - Magnificent Mererid - Pearl Modlen - Tower Morgan or Morgann - Sea defender Morgana - Great circle Morgen - Sea defender Morwen - Maiden Morwenna - Maiden; sea wave Myfanawy or Myfanwy - My fine, rare one Neris - Noblewoman (also of Greek origin, meaning ‘nymph’ Nerys - Lady Nesta - Pure Neued - Legendary daughter of Kyvwlch Nia - Bright (also of Swahili origin, meaning ‘purpose; brilliance’) Ninian - Name of a saint Oiwyna - White footprint Olwen or Olwyn - White footprint Olwina - White footprint Owena - Young warrior Paderau - Rosary beads Prydwen - Handsome Raewyn - Beautiful white doe Reanna - Great queen Reese - Ardent; fiery Reyanne - Divine queen; goddess of love and fertility Rhan - Fate Rhawn - Course long hair Rheanna - Great queen; goddess Rhearn - Magic maiden; little flower Rhedyn - Fern Rhiain - Maiden Rhian - Great queen Rhiana or Rhianna - Great queen Rhiannon or Rhyannon - Great queen Rhianu - Fair maiden Rhianwen or Rhianwyn - White maiden Rhianydd - Fair maiden Rhiane - Queen Rhonda - Noisy one Rhonwen - Slender; fair Rhoswyn - White rose Rhosyn - Rose Riana or Rianna - Queen Rianne - Great queen Rihana or Rihanna - Great queen (also of Arabic origin, meaning ‘handful of sweet basil’) Ronda - Loud; grand Ronelle - Powerful seas Rowena - Slender; joy Saeth - Arrow Saffir - Sapphire Sarff - Snake Seiriol - Bright one Seren - Star; sail mast Sian or Siann - God is gracious Sioned - God is gracious Siriol - Cheerful Siwan - God is gracious Sulwen - White sun Taffy - Beloved Talaith - Crown Talar - From the headland in the field (also of Armenian origin, meaning ‘fresh’) Tangwen - Legendary daughter of Gweir Tangwystl - Pledge of peace Tarian - Shield Tariane - Coat of arms Tarren - From the knoll Taryan - Coat of arms Tegan - Pretty; fair Tegwedd - Fair appearance Tegwen or Tegwan - Beautiful and fair Teleri - Legendary daughter of Peul Telyn - Harp Terrwyn or Terwyn - Fair and brave Tiegan - Fair; pretty Tirion - Kind or gentle Toreth - Abundant Torlan - From the river bank Valimai - A mayflower Vanora - White wave Wentliana - Fair Winnie or Wynnie - Fair or white Wyn or Wynn - Fair; white Wynelle - Fair; holy Wynne - Fair; white

Abella --- Breath Abrielle --- God is my strength Aceline --- Noble at birth Adalicia --- Of the nobility Adalie --- Of the nobility Adelisa or Adelise --- Of the nobility Adorlee --- Adored Adriane or Adrianne --- From Hadria; dark Adriene or Adrienne --- From Hadria; dark Aénor --- Famous wealth Aiglentina or Aiglentine --- Sweetbriar rose Aimee --- Beloved Alavda --- Lark Allaire --- Cheerful; glad Allete --- Winged Amandine --- Much loved Amarie --- Gracious Ambre --- Amber Ambrette --- French dessert pear Amedee --- Loves God Amelie --- Hardworking Ami or Amie --- Beloved Amice --- Dearly loved; beloved Amicia --- Dearly loved; beloved Amite or Amitee --- Friendship Amy --- Dearly loved; beloved Anaïs --- Gracious; merciful Ancelin or Ancelina --- Handmaiden Angeletta or Angelette --- Little angel Angelique --- Angelic Antoinetta or Antoinette --- Highly praiseworthy Apolline --- Of the god Apollo Arcene --- Silvery Arlet --- Eagle Arlette --- Lion of God Armelle --- Princess Armynel --- Woman of the army Artois --- From Artois in The Netherlands Asceline --- Noble Astelle --- Star Aubeline --- Dawn Auberta --- Noble and bright Aubina or Aubine --- White; bright Aubree --- Rules with elf-wisdom Aubrianne --- Rules with elf-wisdom Aubrielle --- God is my strength Auda or Aude --- Old or wealthy Avelaine --- Nut Avelina or Aveline --- Nut Avril or Avrill --- The month of April Axelle --- My father is peace Aynona --- Grace; favour Azurine --- Sky blue Babette --- Variant of 'Elizabeth'; oath of God Ballou --- From Ballou Bebe --- Baby Begonia --- Begon's flower Belda --- Fair maiden Bellamy --- Surname; good friend Belle --- Beautiful Benate --- Brave as a bear (shared origin in Basque with the same meaning) Benet --- Blessed Bérangère --- Courage of a bear Bernadette --- Brave as a bear Bernelle --- Courage of a bear Bernetta or Bernette --- Courage of a bear Bernice --- Brings victory Bernita --- Strong as a bear Berthe --- Bright Bertille or Betille --- Heroine Bettine --- Devoted to God Bibiane --- Lively Bilea or Billea --- Desire; will helmet Bintou --- Hospitable Biset --- Rock dove Blanch or Blanche --- White Blanchefleur --- White flower Blondell --- Fair-haired Blondene --- Blonde Boheme --- From Bohemia Bonamea or Bonamy --- Good friend Brie --- From a region of France Briette --- Marshland Brigette --- Strong Brunella or Brunelle --- Dark-haired Bryelle --- God is my strength Calais --- City in France Calandre --- Lark Calantha or Calanthe --- Beautiful flower Camillei --- Free-born Caprice --- Whimsical Capucina or Capucine --- Cape Caress, Caresse or Caressa --- Tender touch Carol, Carole, Carryl or Carroll --- Song of happiness Catrinel --- She who is pure and genuine (also Romanian diminutive of Ecaterina) Cecile or Cecille --- Blind of self beauty Celesse --- Heavenly Celeste or Celestia --- Heavenly Celestiel --- Heavenly Celie --- The blind one Célimène --- Heavenly strength Celina or Celine --- Heavenly; moon Cendrine --- Little ashes Cerise --- Cherry Chantae --- Singer Chantal or Chantalle --- Singer Chante or Chantay --- Singer Chantel or Chantelle --- Singer Chantin or Chanton --- We sing Chantrell --- Singer Chantry --- Singer Chardae --- Feminine form of Charles; manly Charee --- Dear Charise or Charisse --- Charming; hopeful Charlaine --- Feminine form of Charles; manly Charlina or Charline --- Feminine form of Charles; free Charlisa --- Feminine form of Charles; manly Charlita --- Feminine form of Charles; manly Charlotta --- Feminine form of Charles; manly Charlotte --- Free man; manly Charmain or Charmaine --- Bountiful orchard; song Cher --- Beloved Cherelle --- Dear; beloved Cherese or Cheresse --- Dear; beloved Cherie --- Dear; beloved Cherilyn or Cherilynn --- Dear Cherina or Cherine --- Dear; beloved Cherita --- Dear one Cheryl or Cheryll --- Beloved Daffodil --- Yellow flower Daliane --- Dweller in the valley Damiana or Damiane --- Untamed Damica --- Open-spirited; friendly Danetta or Danette --- God is my judge Danique --- God is my judge Darcel or Darcelle --- Dark D'Arcy, Darci, Darcie, Darcey or Darcy --- Dark; From Arcy Darcia --- Dark Daveney --- Name of a town and castle Debonnaire --- Urbane; nonchalant Debriana --- Beautiful and longed for Deja --- Remembrance Delancey --- From Lancey Delit --- Pleasure Demeka --- Open-spirited; friendly Denise --- Follower of Dionysus Denissa or Denisse --- Follower of Dionysus Desarae or Desaree --- Desired Desirae or Desiree --- Desire Desire --- Desired Destry --- War horse Dia --- Day Diahna --- Divine Diamanda, Diamante or Diamanta --- Diamond Didina --- Desired; beloved Dior --- Present; golden Dixie --- Born tenth Domenique or Dominique --- Of The Lord Dore --- Blonde (also of Greek origin, meaning "a gift") Dorene --- Blonde (also of Irish origin, meaning "gift") Dorine --- Blonde Dory --- Gilded; blonde (also of Greek origin, meaning "gift of God") Douce --- Gentle; sweet Drury --- Loving Dyann, Dyanna or Dyanne --- Divine Eglantina or Eglantine --- Wild rose Elaina or Elaine --- Shining light Elayna --- Shining light Eleonora or Eleonore --- Shining light Eleta --- Chosen Elicia or Elisha --- Abbreviation of 'Elisabeth'; oath of God Elinore --- Light Elisa --- Consecrated to God Elisamarie --- Abbreviation of 'Elisabeth'; devoted to God Elise --- Devoted to God Elle --- Woman Ellinor --- Light Ellyce --- Pledge to God Eloisa or Eloise --- Famous in war Elora --- Famous in war Emaline --- Hardworking Emblem --- Hardworking Emele --- Industrious Emeraude --- Emerald Eponnah --- Horse goddess Estee --- Star Etoile --- Star Evelien --- Life Evette --- Alternate form of 'Yvette'; life Evonna or Evonne --- Archer Evony --- Archer Fabienne --- Works with the hands Fae --- Fairy Faillace or Faillaise --- Delicate and beautiful woman Fanchon or Fanchone --- Free; whimsical Fanetta or Fanette --- Crowned with laurels Fantina or Fantine --- Childlike Fanya --- Childlike Fauve --- Wild Favor --- Approval Fayette --- Little fairy Fayme --- Famed Fealty --- Faithful Felicenne --- Great happiness Felicite --- Fortunate Fifi --- He shall add Fifine --- May Jehovah add Fini --- Diminutive of 'Josephine'; Jehovah increases Fleur --- Flower Fleurdelice --- Lily flower Fleurine --- Flower Flieur --- Flower Florentin --- In flower Floressa --- Flowering Floretta --- Flowering Flori --- Flower Floriana or Floriane --- Flower Florinda --- Flowers Fortune --- Lucky Fosetta --- Freckled one Fountain --- Spring France --- From France Francena or Francene --- From France Franchon or Franchone --- Free; whimsical Francina or Francine --- Free Françoise --- Free Franklinia --- A flowering tree Frecla --- Shining and bright Galla --- Stranger Garance --- Red madder flower; rubia tinctorum plant Garcelle --- Little spear Garland --- Crowned in victory Geneva --- Of the race of women (also of German origin, meaning "juniper tree") Geneve or Genevie --- Of the race of women Genevieve --- Of the race of women (also of Celtic origin, meaning "white wave") Genevre --- Juniper Genisa --- Juniper Georgetta or Georgette --- Farmer Georgitte --- Farmer Germane, Germain or Germaine --- From Germany Germana --- From Germany Ghislaine --- Pledge Gigi --- God is gracious Giverny --- Town in France Halette --- Little Hal Hanrietta or Hanriette --- Rules the home Harriett or Harriette --- Rules the home Harrietta --- Rules the home Helaine --- Variant of 'Helen'; bright one Helo --- Sun Heloise --- Famous warrior Helysoune --- (Old French) Famous warrior Henrietta or Henriette --- Keeper of the hearth Hetty --- Diminutive of 'Henrietta'; keeper of the hearth Hilaire Form of 'Hilary'; cheerful Honore --- Honour Huette --- Intelligent Ila --- Island Isabé --- Consecrated to God Isabeau --- Devoted to God Ivette --- Variant of 'Yvette'; yew Ivonne --- Variant of 'Yvonne'; young archer Jacalyn or Jaclyn --- Feminine form of 'Jacques'; supplanter Jacqualine or Jacqueline --- May God protect; supplanter Jacquelle --- Purest supplanter Jacquelyn --- Feminine form of 'Jacques'; supplanter Jacquenetta or Jacquenette --- Little Jacques Jacqui or Jackie --- Abbreviation of 'Jacqueline'; supplanter Jaquelin, Jaqueline or Jaquelina --- Supplanter Jaune --- Yellow Jeana or Jeanna --- Variant of 'John'; God is gracious Jeane --- God is gracious Jeanetta or Jeanette --- Little Jean; God is gracious Jeanina or Jeanine --- God is gracious Jeanna or Jeanne --- God is gracious Jeena --- God is gracious Jenat --- God is gracious (also of Arabic origin, meaning "mother's love") Jenetta or Jenette --- God is gracious Jeneva --- Juniper berry Jenina or Jenine --- God is gracious Jermaine --- From Germany Jessamina or Jessamine --- Jasmine Joia or Joie --- Rejoicing Jolee --- Cheerful; pretty Joleen or Jolene --- Beautiful Joli or Jolie --- Cheerful; pretty Josephina or Josephine --- God shall add Josetta or Josette --- God will add Jourdain --- To flow down Joya --- Rejoicing Joyann or Joyanne --- Rejoicing Juene --- Young Juin --- Month of June Jule or Jules --- Jewel Juleen --- Jove's child Julienne --- Youthful Juliet or Juliette --- Youthful Julita --- Youthful Karlotta --- Tiny and feminine Karol or Karole --- Feminine form of Charles; free man Karola --- Feminine form of Charles; free man Karolina or Karoline --- Tiny and feminine Karoly --- Joyful song Lacina --- French nobleman's surname Laraine or Larraine --- From Lorraine in France Laramie --- Tears of love Larue --- Street Lauraine --- From Lorraine in France Lauren or Laurene --- Crowned with laurels Lauretta or Laurette --- Little laurel Lavern or Laverne --- Springlike Laverna --- Born in the spring Lavernia --- Born in the spring Lavonne --- Wood Leal --- Faithful Lealia --- Loyal; faithful Leona --- Lion (also of Italian origin with the same meaning) Leonarda --- Lion Leonda or Leondra --- Lion; lioness Leone --- Lion Leonela --- Lion Leonelle --- Lion Leontina or Leontine --- Lion-like Letje or Letya --- Tiny and womanly Levelle --- Valley Liana or Liane --- Bond Liealia --- Loyal Lili, Lilli or Lilie --- The lily flower is a symbol of innocence, purity and beauty Linnet or Linnette --- Flaxen hair Liriene or Lirienne --- Reads aloud Lisette or Lissette --- Devoted to God Lisle --- From the island Lizette --- God is my oath Logestilla --- Legend Lorraina --- From Lorraine in France Lorraine --- From Lorraine in France (also of German origin, meaning "famous in battle") Lottie or Lotye --- Little and womanly Louella --- Famous warrior Luci or Lucie --- Light; illumination Lucienne --- Illumination Lucile or Lucille --- Light Lunetta or Lunette --- Little moon Lynette --- Pretty one Lynnette --- Little lion Lys --- A symbol of purity Mabella or Mabelle --- My beauty (also of Latin origin, meaning "loveable") Macee, Macey or Macy--- Weapon Maci or Macie --- Weapon Madalene --- Woman from Magdala Madeleina or Madeleine --- Woman from Magdala Madolen --- Tower Maelis or Mailys --- Chief or prince Magalie --- Pearl Mai --- May (also of Japanese origin, meaning "linen robe") Maika --- Who is like God? Maine --- Mainland Maiolaine --- Flower Majori or Majorie --- Pearl Mallorie --- Ill-omened Mallory or Malory --- Ill-omened Marianne or Marienne --- Star of the sea Marie --- Star of the sea Mariel --- Star of the sea (also of Danish origin with the same meaning) Marietta or Mariette --- Sea of bitterness Marjolaine --- Majoram Mazarine --- Deep blue colour Megane --- Pearl Melaina or Melaine --- Dark Melanee or Melaney --- Dark Melisande --- Labour; strength Melodi or Melodie --- Song; melody Melusina --- Dark-skinned Merryl --- Blackbird Michela or Michele --- Who is like God? Micheline --- Who is like God? Michella or Michelle --- Who is like God? Miel --- Honey Mietta or Miette --- Small; sweet thing Nadeen or Nadine --- Hope Nadina --- Hope (also of German origin, meaning "the courage of a bear") Naeva --- Ingenue Nanine --- Favour; grace Nannette --- Favour; grace Nanon --- Favour; grace Nanou --- Loved; charming Nathalia or Nathalie --- Born on Christmas Day Nathaly --- Born on Christmas Day Natuche --- Born on Christmas Day Naudia --- Received the call of God Nichol or Nichole --- People's victory Nicole or Nicolle --- Victory of the people Ninette --- Grace; favour Ninon --- Gracious; merciful Noel, Noele or Noelle --- Christmas Noeleen or Noeline --- Christmas Noell or Noella --- Christmas Noemi or Noemie --- My delight Nolwenn --- Shining; pure Normandy --- Provence in France Nynette --- Prayer Odeletta --- Little spring Odelia --- Wealthy; prosperous (also of Hebrew origin, meaning "I will thank God") Odetta or Odette --- Wealthy Odila or Odile --- Rich; wealth Odilia --- Wealthy Olympe --- From Olympus Ophelie --- Helper Orane --- Rising Orelia --- Golden Oriane --- Sunrise Oriel --- Gold Orleans --- Golden Orlene --- Gold Otilie or Ottilie --- Prosperous in battle Ottoline --- Prosperous in battle Ouida --- Warrior woman Paige --- Attendant Paix --- Peace Papillon --- Butterfly Parnella --- Rock Pascala or Pascale --- Born on Easter Pascalina or Pascaline --- Born on Easter Pasclina --- Born on Easter Patrice --- Noble Paulette --- Small Pauline --- Small Pendant --- Hanging Pensee --- Thoughtful Pervenche --- Periwinkle Pierette --- Rock Pierretta or Pierrette --- Rock Pleasance --- Pleasant Prairie --- Meadow; grassland Prova --- Woman of the province Prune --- Plum Quitterie --- Quiet; peaceful Ranae or Renae --- Resurrected Remi or Remy --- Oarsman Rene or Renee --- Reborn Roesia --- Rose Rohais --- Rose Roial --- Regal Romaine --- Citizen of Rome Rosaire --- A rosary; a garden of roses Rosalie --- Beautiful rose Roselle --- Rose Rosemarie Rosemary Rosette --- Little rose Roux --- Red Royale --- Regal Ryella --- Pure Salene --- Dignified one Satin --- Smooth and shiny cloth Satina --- Satin Ségolène --- Sweet victory Seneta --- Wise Shanelle --- Canal Shantae or Shantay --- (Old French) Stone Shanton ---- We sing Sharnta --- To sing or cheer Sheri or Sherri --- Variant of 'Cherie'; beloved Sherilyn or Sherilynn --- Beloved Shonta --- Stone Sidone --- Follower of St. Denys Sidonia or Sidonie --- Follower of St. Denys Sigourney ---- Conqueror Silana --- Dignified Silvaine --- Feminine form of 'Silvanus'; of the forest Simone --- To be heard Simonette --- God has listened Sixtine --- Sixth Slania or Slanie --- Health Sneaux --- Snow Solaina or Solaine --- Dignified Solange --- Solemn Solei or Soleil --- Sun Solenne --- Sunshine Susetta or Susette --- Lily Suzetta or Suzette --- Lily Sydnie --- Follower of St. Denys Sydney --- Follower of St. Denys (also of Old English origin, meaning "wide meadow") Syrie --- From Syria Taliana --- Goddess of beauty Tallis --- Woodland Tallys --- Forest Tayce --- Silence Therese --- Harvester; reaper Toni --- Beyond praise Triage --- Emergency Trinetta or Trinette --- Little innocent Turquoise --- Turkish stone Vafara --- Brave Valeraine --- Brave Valere --- Brave Valerie --- Brave Valiant --- Brave Vallari or Vallerie --- Strength Veronique --- Bringing victory Victorina or Victorine --- Victory Vignetta or Vignette --- Little vine Vilissa --- To love and cherish life Villetta or Villette --- Small village Voleta or Voletta --- Veiled Vylette --- Violet Xavierre --- Owner of a new home Yoland or Yolande --- Violet flower Ysabel --- Consecrated by God Yvelise --- Yew; God is my oath Yvetta or Yvette --- Yew tree Yvonne --- Yew wood Yzabel --- Devoted to God Zélie ---Noble Zephyrine --- West wind Zuria or Zurie --- White and lovely