Estonian Baby Girl Names With Meanings
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This is a complete collection of all Estonian Baby Names for Girls , covering traditional or modern or religious, modern, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Estonian baby Girl names to help you make the right choice!
All Estonian baby Girl names can be viewed alphabetically with their meanings and can be further filtered with various options. You can also click on the baby name to know more about that particular baby name with meanings.
Estonian Baby Names for Girl List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Girl | Harvest. Tereese is a form of Teresa. | |
| Girl | Terhi is a short form of Terhenetär. It means mist. | |
| Girl | the strength or power in battle | |
| Girl | Triinu is a form of Katariina. It means pure. | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Tuuli. It means wind. | |
| Girl | A form of Ursula, meaning she-bear | |
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| Girl | Wave of the sea, Wave, Ripple, Light | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Julie and means youthfulness. | |
| Girl | Estonian variant of Barbara, meaning stranger. | |