girls' names
What daughters receive
Girls' names are names typically given to female children.
The phrase appears in contexts discussing naming conventions, baby name lists, or gender patterns in nomenclature: Emma and Olivia top the list of popular girls' names.
The possessive form indicates names belonging to or associated with girls, distinguishing from boys' names or gender-neutral options.
Arabic feminine name
- FatimaCommon Arabic female name
- SvetlanaRussian feminine given name
- LakshmiGoddess of wealth, beauty
- SakuraJapanese given name
Ingrid · Astrid · Anastasia · Olga · Chiara · Mei · Siobhan · Greta
Feminine floral name
- DaisyFemale name, often bovine
- WillowTree-derived given name
- IvyName or elite schools
- VioletEnglish feminine name
Hazel · Iris · Fern · Laurel · Flora · Dahlia · Sage · Poppy
Classical feminine given name
- JulietFemale name, phonetic J
- RosalindFemale given name
- GenevieveFrench feminine given name
- EvangelineFemale given name
Seraphina · Valentina · Esmeralda · Isolde · Vivienne · Cordelia · Ophelia · Aurora
Aisha
Arabic feminine name
Sakura · Ingrid · Astrid · Anastasia · Olga · Chiara · Mei · Siobhan · Greta · Freya
Lily
Feminine floral name
Violet · Hazel · Iris · Fern · Laurel · Flora · Dahlia · Sage · Poppy · Clover
Arabella
Classical feminine given name
Evangeline · Seraphina · Valentina · Esmeralda · Isolde · Vivienne · Cordelia · Ophelia · Aurora · Anastasia
Margaret
Traditional woman's name
Catherine · Jane · Alice · Beatrice · Florence · Helen · Louise · Frances · Harriet · Dorothy
Madison
Wisconsin's governmental seat
Everly · Kinsley · Paisley · Addison · Emerson · Riley · Teagan · Kendall · Marley · Peyton