Christian Baby Girl Names With Meanings - Page 93
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Christianity Baby Girl Names by Alphabet
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Christianity Baby Names for Girls List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Fair, light-colored or white (haired) | ||
'Wood of the Ford' | ||
A fair (haired) warrior | ||
A flower (derived from Latin fiora) | ||
Pleasure and Happiness | ||
A proud person; Historically, a pharoah killed by Allah | ||
The Heavens or the Paradise | ||
The celestial afterworld where Gods reside | ||
The Realm of Paradise | ||
The combination name of Fire and ice | ||
A blossoming flower; Italian name for the city Florence | ||
A triumphant and lucky person; Also refers to turquoise | ||
An undefeatable person; Also means thegem Turquoise | ||
Unusual or extraordinary | ||
God has added me to my joy. | ||
One, who is a fisherman by occupation | ||
Blissfulness and mirthful joy | ||
An old English reference to Ermine, a dark-furred weasel-like animal | ||
A sharp-witted and clever person | ||
The act of conquering and gaining triumph | ||
The inherent temparament and basic nature of a person | ||
Literally meaning 'the son of'; Derived from the Latin 'filius' | ||
Literally means 'the son of Adam' | ||
Essentially means 'the male offspring of Gerald' | ||
Splits down to mean 'the son of Gilbert' (Gibb is short for Norman word Gilbert) | ||
A patronymic which means 'the son of Gilbert' | ||
Basically means 'The male child of James' | ||
Literally meaning 'the male offspring of Patrick'; translated from Irish Mac Giolla Phádraig | ||
Gaelicized version of Mac ShÃomóin, it means 'the son of Simmon' | ||
Uses Anglo-Norman patronym 'fitz' to mean 'the son of Walter' | ||
A patronymic which means 'the son of Water' | ||
Silver; Historically, aso referred to the maid or 'kaneez' of the Prophet's grandsons | ||
Icelandic word for violet flower. | ||
Mother of Thor | ||
Usually means a slender person (woman) | ||
The style, tastes and panache of a person | ||
A richly passionate and intense woman | ||
Literally means descending from the Flannghal, a surname meaning red-haired | ||
Historically refered to a member of the Flemmings community, now a part of Belgium | ||
A Latin Christian name | ||
Represents the color ruddy, a healthy shade of red | ||
Refers to a ruddy or red-headed person; derived from Irish word Flann | ||
Refers to a person with red-colored locks | ||
The display of a bright beam of light | ||
Literally means 'Blond'; Comes from the Latin word 'flavus' meaning 'golden and blonde' | ||
A blonde or golden-haired person | ||
A person with yellow-coloured tresses | ||
The happy times to remember | ||
Habitational name for residents of Fleet, Hampshire; Swift; rapid | ||
A locational surname for people living in Fleetwood, Lancashire | ||


