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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adelina
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Noble kind; small winged one
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Latin
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Ainslee
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Only hermitage wood or clearing
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English
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Alette
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Footloose; verity, truth; small winged one
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Latin
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Alfre
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Elf or magical counsel
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German
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Alvar
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Elf or magical army, warrior
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English
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Aria
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Vocal solo
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English
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Aubrette
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Elf or magical being, power
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German
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Aubri
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Elf or magical being, power
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German
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Ayesha
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Small one
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Persian
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Beagan
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Small
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Scottish
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Brilliant
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To Sparkle
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American
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Callula
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Small beauty
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Latin
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Carina
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Beloved
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Latin
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Cheche
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Small Thing
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Spanish
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Chepi
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Fairy (Algonquin)
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Native American
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Dela
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Small winged one; pleasure, delight
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Latin
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Destiny
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Determined fate
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English
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Dorielle
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Small Gift
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French
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Eilonwy
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Deer
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Welsh
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Elberta
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Noble, bright, famous
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English
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Elfie
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Elf or magical counsel; elf, magical being strength; white, noble, bright
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Irish
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Elida
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Small winged one
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Latin
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Ella
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Other goddess
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Hebrew
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Ellie
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Shortened form of El- names
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English
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Elly
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Sun ray, shining light; other, foreign
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Greek
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Elvenia
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Elf or magical being, friend
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English
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Ensley
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Solitary clearing
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Scottish
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Fayetta
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Little fairy
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French
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Fayette
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Little fairy
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French
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Felipina
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Lover of horses
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Greek
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Feya
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Fairy
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Hebrew
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Flip
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Horse lover
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Greek
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Gayla
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Father of exaltation
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Hebrew
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Happy
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Cheerful, lighthearted
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English
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Holly
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The holly tree
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English
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Iara
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Water lady; small butterfly
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Arabic
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Ilayda
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Water fairy
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Turkish
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Isqesis
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Small Woman
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Native American
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Joy
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Happiness
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Latin
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Joyce
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Lord
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Latin
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Katinka
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Pure
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Greek
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Kinsley
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King’s clearing
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English
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Kipp
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From the hill
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English
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Linetta
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Idol; linnet, a small songbird
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Welsh
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Lolly
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The bay, or laurel plant
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Latin
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Lucy
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Of the light
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English
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Mariposa
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Butterfly
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Spanish
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Mia
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Dear
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Scandinavian
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Migina
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Fairy Woman
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Native American
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Mila
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Dear and gracious
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Slavic
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Minnie
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A variant form of Mary.
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English
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Molly
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Of the sea
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English
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Nellie
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Horn; sun ray, shining light
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Latin
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Olette
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Small winged one
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Latin
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Pavia
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Small
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Latin
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Pebbles
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Small Rocks
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American
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Petit
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Small
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French
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Piccolo
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Small
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Italian
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Pippa
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An Italian diminutive form of Philippa.
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Greek
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Pippie
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Horse lover
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Greek
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Pippy
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Horse lover
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Greek
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Pixie
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Fairy
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Irish
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Polina
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Small
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Latin
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Polly
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A diminutive form or nickname for Mary.
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Latin
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Pollyanna
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A compound form of Polly and Anna, but, figuratively, a persistently cheerful optimist, in allusion to the heroine of Eleanor H.
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Poppy
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“The milk of happiness,” from the Latin papaver, the name of a plant having thick, milky juice, on the basis of papa, thick milk.
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Latin
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Posy
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Small Flower
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English
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Sadie
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Princess
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Hebrew
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Sayuri
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Small, Lily
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Japanese
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Shailagh
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From the fairy palace
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Gaelic
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Shailyn
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From the fairy palace
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Gaelic
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Shayla
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From the fairy palace
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Gaelic
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Shaylah
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From the fairy palace; blind
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Irish
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Shayleen
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From the fairy palace
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Gaelic
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Shayleigh
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Fairy Princess
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Celtic
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Sigilla
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“The magic power,” from the Latin sigillum, a sign (of power).
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Latin
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Siofra
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Elf, fairy
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Irish
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Sol
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Sun
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Spanish
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Sparkle
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Sparkle
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English
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Taneisha
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Fairy Queen, Life
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American
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Tia
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Aunt
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Spanish
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Tien
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Fairy
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Vietnamese
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Tinka
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Heavenly
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Latin
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Tiny
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Follower of Christ
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Latin
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Tip
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Nickname
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American
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Tipper
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Nickname and variant of the Irish name Tabar meaning a well.
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Irish
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Tippi
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Sweetheart
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Scandinavian
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Trixy
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Voyager (through life); blessed
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Latin
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Tryamon
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A fairy princess
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Arthurian Legend
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Tunder
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Fairy
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Hungarian
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Uira
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Water lady; small butterfly
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Arabic
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Winnie
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Fair one; white and smooth, soft; happiness; holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace; first-born daughter; fair, pure
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Welsh
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Yaritza
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Small Butterfly
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Portuguese
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Zia
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Light, splendor; grain
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Latin
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Fairy names for girls have the ultimate “It” Factor — magic! As sweet as they are mysterious (and sometimes mischievous,) girl fairy names come in many styles. Whether you prefer something popular or a diamond in the rough, you can find a fairy girl name that fits your parameters.
Most fairy names for girls have a sweet, peppy sound. Fairies themselves are typically upbeat in folklore, so it’s not a surprise that their names usually are too. Pixie is an obvious pick, as pixies are also small mythical beings. Similarly, there’s Pippy, a joyful name that makes everyone smile at her mentioning. Her sister Pippa is equally happy, and she also has added royal associations thanks to a certain duchess’s sister. Posy is another name fit for a fairy, and we’re surprised she hasn’t caught on more along with her friend, Poppy, another fairy-friendly pick.
Fairy names for girls also trend towards shorter options, perhaps because of a fairy’s petite size. Mia is the most popular choice, and this tiny trendsetter doesn’t show any signs of slowing on the charts. If you like her sound but not the popularity, check out Tia, an equally adorable pick, or Zia, an energetic rhyming friend that feels at home on a zippy fairy. There’s also Joy, a sunny standout with a small size but enormous spirit.
If you prefer girl fairy names with a hidden magical meaning, check out Shayleigh. A Celtic cutie, she means “fairy princess,” which is more than precious. Chepi is a Native American moniker meaning “fairy,” while Dela is a Latin lady that means “small winged one.” For something a little longer, there’s Aubrette, meaning “magical being,” and Adelina, who means “small winged one.”
Get your fairy dust ready and check out the rest of our fairy names for girls.
