350 Unique Baby Girl Names To Make Sure Your Daughter's Name Will Be Just as Special as She Is

Finding the right name for your one-of-a-kind new baby can be a challenge, to say the least. First, there’s crossing off the names that bring up bad associations (y’know, exes, bullies, infamous criminals). Then, there’s eliminating the popular names that will guarantee she’ll be name-twins with five girls in her kindergarten class. Finally, if you have a partner, you have to consider their opinions about names as well (so inconvenient, we know). That's why we're so excited to share this list of 350 unique baby girl names that will be sure to provide some one-of-a-kind options.

It's really exciting to name your precious babe. After all, it’s an opportunity to bless your new bundle of joy with a name that befits her special spark. A name holds so much. It can pay homage to a significant figure from the past. It can set an intention for your baby’s future. A name can embrace a sense of the feminine or transcend any limits of gender. It can instill cherished values and carry on a lasting legacy.

A name is one of the first and most important gifts you give your baby. That’s why it should be as unique as she is. We pulled inspiration from all corners of the globe to bring you this collection of 350 unique baby girl names. And if you’re still searching for the elusive gem of a name after you scroll this whole list, check out our other roundup of 300+ unique baby names.

Unique Baby Girl Names

1. Kindred — This surname turned first name means family and connectedness.

2. Hyacinth — The name of a purple flower also called blue larkspur, a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings.

3. Fern — This name has positive associations that vary over time and around the world. To the Japanese, the fern symbolizes family and hope for future generations. To the Victorians, the fern symbolized humility and sincerity.

4. Rhoda — An unexpected variation on Rose.

5. Pixie — A name meaning fairy for your magical little sprite.

6. Lupita — A diminutive form of Lupe, it means "river of the wolf."

7. Nakia — A name of African origin that means "pure and faithful."

8. Yvette — A French name that means "yew tree."

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9. Letitia — Who wouldn't want to give their baby a name that means "joy" or "gladness"?

10. Nanisca — A woman warrior who led the Agojie, a feared and revered all-woman army in the West African kingdom of Dahomey.

11. Amethyst — This stunning purple gemstone symbolizes "purity of spirit."

12. Aura — In Latin, the name means "glowing light." In Greek, it means "breeze." Either way, it's a beautiful portrait of nature.

13. Coral — Perfect for a beach-going family.

14. Mariposa — The Spanish word for "butterfly," this name brings to mind beauty, delicacy, and transformation.

15. Amalfi — A picturesque Italian coast with dramatic cliffs and seaside views.

16. Ibiza — A Spanish Island in the Mediterranean Sea. The name comes from the Arabic word "Yabisah" meaning "land." It is pronounced "Eivissa" in Catalan.

17. Dorothea — "Gift of God."

18. Evy — A variation on Eve, the Hebrew name means "life" and "breathe."

19. Mei — A Chinese name that translates to "gorgeous" and "plum."

20. Aiko — A Japanese name that means "Little loved one." Aww.

21. Atsuko — In Japanese, it means "sincere, kind child."

22. Devi — The Sanskrit word for "goddess" or "divine."

23. Anaisha — This Hindu name is popularly believed to mean "special; unique."

24. Adya — Another name for Lord Shiva, this Sanskrit name means "first."

25. Navya — "Young" and "praiseworthy" are two qualities your baby girl is sure to embody.

26. Alara — In Turkish mythology, a water fairy with this name grants wishes and mends broken hearts.

27. Mireya — We can all agree, your baby girl is a "miracle" and she'll be "admired" as she grows.

28. Neveah — The word "heaven" backward.

29. Claret — An English name that means "dark red" or "purplish-red."

30. Clarice — From the Latin, meaning "bright" or "clear."

31. Eminence — If your baby rules like royalty, give her a name that means "prominence" and "of high ranking." Bonus: You could have visitors address her as "Your Eminence."

32. Fawn — "Young deer." That's "dear," for your purposes.

33. Marigold — You might pick this name because it means "golden flower." It also means "resplendent Mary" in a religious context.

34. Sonya — If you want your daughter to embody "wisdom," this name is a great choice.

35. Wisteria — A vine with purple-blue blossoms which is a symbol of devotion named for American horticulturalist John Caspar Wister.

36. Maybelle — A name best said with a southern accent that means "lovable."

37. Kit — A short and sweet name that means "pure" or "follower of Christ."

38. Geena — It makes sense that this name means "queen." All hail Geena Davis.

39. Darcy — If you know you're not having a blond, you might give her this Irish name that means "dark-haired."

40. Toni — Perhaps you're an admirer of a famous Toni (Morrison, Braxton, Collette, we could go on). Maybe you just like the meanings of "priceless one" and "flourishing." Either way, this is a great choice.

41. Audre — Pronounced "AH-druh," this English name means "noble strength."

42. Ursula — Latin for "little bear."

43. Joni — Whether you're a Joni Mitchell fan or not, you can find appreciation for this Hebrew name that means "God is gracious."

44. Marjorie — Derived from Margaret, this name means "pearl."

45. Lois — It's not that you're biased. Your baby just is better than the other babies. Go ahead and own it with a name that means "superior" and "most beautiful."

46. May — The month named after Maia, the Roman earth goddess.

47. Velma — If you like a name that instills future strength and honor in your child, try this name that means "determined protector."

48. Sidney — From the Old English word sidan meaning "wide" and eg meaning "island in a river" or "riverside meadow."

49. Muriel — A lovely Irish name that means "bright sea."

50. Antoinette — The surname of a certain French queen, this name means "highly praiseworthy."

51. Imogene — "Maiden" or "innocent."

52. Shasta — An indigenous word that means "precious water," The Shasta Indian Nation dwells in their traditional homeland in Northwestern California and southwestern Oregon.

53. Shana — Originating from Hebrew, this name means "lily," "rose" or "beautiful."

54. Ginger — Popularly associated with red hair, this name can also mean "pep" or "liveliness."

55. Larissa — A Greek name that means "citadel," a fortress, typically on high ground protecting or dominating a city.

56. Pema — A Tibetan name meaning "lotus," a symbol associated with purity, spiritual awakening and faithfulness.

57. Amrita — A Sanskrit word that means "immortality."

58. Zaya — Want to raise a little badass? Give her a name that means "a victorious woman."

59. Cassiopeia — Name your tiny stargazer after a constellation known as the mother of Andromeda.

60. Andromeda  — The daughter of Cassiopeia, this Greek name means "ruler of men."

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Best Unique Baby Girl Names

61. Libra — Whether it's her astrology sign or not, this name carries with it qualities of "balance" and "equality."

62. Maud — We haven't seen this name on the charts in a long time, but we think it's time for a comeback. This name means "battle-mighty."

63. Ingerlene — Ing was a Norse mythological god of the earth's fertility. The name carries meanings from "Ing's abundance" to "Ing's daughter" to "daughter of a hero."

64. Winona — Winona is an Anglicized version of the Dakota word, Winúnna, meaning "firstborn daughter."

65. Kansas — Named for the Kanza tribe of the Sioux, the name translates to "south wind people."

66. Siobhan — Pronounced "Shi-VAHN," this unique Irish name means "God is gracious."

67. Sinead — This beautiful Irish name has the same meaning as Siobhan, "God is gracious."

68. Gerri — If fierce is what you're going for, try "ruler with a spear."

69. Dido — The queen of Carthage in Virgil's "Aeneid." Some sources say the name means "virgin."

70. Abra — Diminutive form of Abraham, the name means "father of multitudes."

71. Fabiola — Want to give her a green thumb? Give her an Italian moniker that means "bean farmer."

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72. Pippa — Name her "lover of horses" and just see if she doesn't ask for a pony by age 10.

73. Martina — If you're into mythology, try this name that means "dedicated to Mars," the Roman god of war.

74. Matiya — "At the pinnacle of goodness."

75. Maura — Bless your future mermaid with a name that means "of the sea."

76. Philomena - A Greek name that means "lover of strength."

77. Sabina — If you have roots in Italy, this name might appeal. It simply means "from the Sabine tribe," an Italic tribe in ancient Italy.

78. Claudia — This was a common name in ancient Rome, but it is far less common now, making it all the more appealing.

79. Amalthea — Greek for "tender goddess."

80. Liesl — Great choice for Sound of Music fans.

81. Dori — This name was put in the spotlight by Pixar, but it meant "gift" long before that.

82. Melvina — A Celtic name that means "chieftain" and "gentle lady." Now, that's a good balance.

83. Marn — Sometimes spelled Marne, this name has ties to the ocean. It means "from the sea."

84. Trish — Sometimes short for Patricia, this name means "noble."

85. Tess — A fun-sounding name with roots in the name Teresa, Tess means "late summer" or "harvester."

86. Ariadne — Another name from Greek myth, this one means "most holy."

87. Chantelle — French in origin, this name means "stone."

88. Isis — The Greek name for the Egyptian goddess of healing and magic, known to ancient Egyptians as Aset.

89. Mazu — A Chinese marine goddess whose name means "mother," she is known for protecting seafarers.

90. Aisling — Pronounced ASH-ling, this Irish name means "dream" or "vision."

91. Shona — One of several names on this list that mean "God is gracious."

92. Blythe — An Old English name that means "Cheerful" and "happy." This name just makes you feel good.

93. Enya —  A popular name in Ireland, Enya, or Eithne, means “kernel of a nut or seed”, but it may also be related to the name Aidan, meaning “little fire."

94. Tegan — Welsh for "fair," "darling" and "loved one." Frankly, we're surprised this one isn't more popular in the U.S.

95. Una — Meaning "one," this is the perfect name for an only child.

96. Quinta — On the other end of the baby-having spectrum, this name means "fifth."

97. Juno — In Roman mythology, this goddess was the protector of women and marriage.

98. Olympia — Place your bets on a future athletic star or draw on the mythic power of Mount Olympus, home of the Greek gods.

99. Lilibet — Derived from the biblical name Elisheba, this name means "God is my oath."

100. Bronte — This one's for the Jane Eyre fans.

101. Catriona — A variation on Katherine, this Gaelic name means "pure."