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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Sallyann

English

Brieta

Thorny bush of wild roses, brambles

English

Kayla

Pure

English

Medora

“The patient wife,” in allusion to the patient spouse of Medora, in Byron’s The Corsair.

English

Charmyn

Charm

English

Lyric

Words to a song

English

Rubianne

The red gemstone

English

Pazienza

Enduring, forebearing

English

Cannan

Wolf Cub or Son of Cain

English

Ramsey

Raven island; ram island

English

Taylin

English

Earwine

Friend of the sea

English

Mercer

Merchant

English

Lyle

From the Island

English

Morticia

Mortician

English

Miller

Mill Worker

English

Larkin

Like a Lark

English

Teriann

English

Iden

From the marsh land pasture

English

Brinley

Burnt meadow

English

Shelbi

Willow; from the ledge estate

English

Malaya

From Malaysia

English

Edee

Strife for wealth

English

Day

Day

English

Kitt

Short form of Christopher

English

Like a primrose, English girl names are blossoming in their beauty. Their versatility takes them from the royal throne to the countryside with ease, making them some of the most popular names in history. They offer a garden of potential, whether you’re seeking a well-known blossom or a rare pick that stands out. Come explore some of our English girl name collection with us.

Several of today’s top choices are English in origin, including Harper, Avery, and Madison. These aren’t much of a surprise to see on top, as they follow trends that have brewed for years. Harper is an occupational pick, a group that is exploding in popularity for boys, while Avery and Madison are unisex names–a trend that has continually dominated the girls’ scene. These names are hot, hot, hot–and their spike has been meteoric on the charts. Peyton, Emersyn, and Everly are names in this group we’re watching for another leap in popularity.

English girl names can be on the serious side, with the vintage monikers Evelyn and Eleanor two ongoing favorites in playgroups. They have a laced-up feel due to the formal nature of the Victorian era when they reigned in popularity, giving them an allure to history buffs especially. They can be dressed up or down, with the mature Margaret easily relaxed with the playful Maggie or the edgy Margo. For something a little rarer, try out Georgia, for the tomboy nickname Georgie, or check out Mildred, whose nickname Millie is beloved far and wide.

English girl names can also be fun and light, as seen in Ellie, Lucy, and Kaylee. They’re well-suited for a tea party and have just as much energy as the little one they may become. The -lee suffix itself has a girlish feel to it, with Kinsley, Hadley, and Brynlee feeling right at home on a little princess with the world at her fingertips. Like more formal names, you can also seek a sweet English girl name with a proper side, like Gracelyn, whose nickname of Gracie is dainty, or Evangeline, who has a treasure trove of nickname options.

Word names are plentiful among English girl names, so you’re in luck if you’re someone seeking something non-traditional. Floral names make up most English word names, including Lily, Rose, and Violet. Similarly, botanical names appear like Ivy, Willow, and Briar. Our favorite group is colorful names, including Sienna and Scarlet. With word names, the sky is truly the limit. Try out a virtue name like Faith or Honor, or explore the glimmering glamor of gemstone names like Ruby and Jade.

Don’t be afraid to be different, either. Many stunning English girl names hide down on the charts, making them ideal for parents looking for something rare. There’s Colby, a unisex charmer with sass, as well as Sparrow, Embry, and Edie, to name a few. These mesh well with current trends, and there are many more waiting.

Discover your next favorite among our collection of English girl names.