Judaism Baby Girl Names With Meanings - Page 67
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Our collection includes a wide variety of Judaism Baby Girl Names - ranging from traditional and religious names to modern, trendy, and cute options. Whether you're looking for short and sweet names or something easy to pronounce, this list will help you find the perfect name for your baby Girl!
You can browse all Judaism baby Girl names alphabetically, along with their meanings, and filter them by different categories. Click on any name to learn more about its meaning and origin.
Judaism Baby Girl Names by Alphabet
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Judaism Baby Names for Girls List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Girl | A faithful and honest person, cute or pretty | |
| Girl | A blessing of God, A gift from the God | |
| Girl | Bee, a Princess that turned into a bee | |
| Girl | A Greek mythological princess who become a bee | |
| Girl | A mist covered girl | |
| Girl | A foggy person, mist | |
| Girl | A person who is out of the mist | |
| Girl | The mist covered over a person | |
| Girl | A mystical girl | |
| Girl | A fog-covered women | |
| Girl | A person full of mystery, a mystery person | |
| Girl | The person covered into mist | |
| Girl | The one who is not clearly visible, out of mist | |
| Girl | Enjoyment of the ripples of liquid | |
 Unisex | A friend, a companion | |
| Girl | The archangel who carry God's message | |
| Girl | The close companion or a dear friend | |
| Girl | A shiny reflection, a reflection of a shine | |
| Girl | A shining light, a bright ray | |
| Girl | The gracious moon, the beauty of moon | |
| Girl | A close person, closer than friend | |
| Girl | A powerful soldier or a general | |
| Girl | A sweet person, one who is a sweet speaker | |
| Girl | The close dear friend | |
| Girl | A moderate person, an average one, pleasant | |
| Girl | The god of Earth, mother of earth | |
| Girl | A rebellion, one who is against wrong | |
| Girl | Hebrew - Sea of Bitternes; Rebelliousness; Wished for child; To swell; A variant form of Mary | |
| Girl | A woman who wished for a child | |
| Girl | A beautiful feather | |
| Girl | The woman who wished for a child, a virgin | |
| Girl | A beauty or harmony, also means three rings | |
| Girl | A sacred house, a beautiful temple | |
| Girl | In French it means the pregnant virgin. In Japanese it means a sacred temple | |
| Unisex | The ancestors, the beginning, the roots | |
| Unisex | A Beautiful and charming child | |
| Unisex | A beautiful child of a beautiful generation | |
| Girl | A beautiful truth, or a beautiful gentleness | |
| Girl | The beautiful and pleasant moon, an auspicious hope | |
| Girl | Combination of two words 'Mehr' and 'Nisa' beautiful and faithful woman. | |
| Girl | The light of the moon | |
| Girl | A term used to refer a Prince from East-Indian Region. Mehtar is referred to a Prince. | |
| Girl | Mehul is derived from a Sanskrit word 'Meh' which means 'Rain' or 'Cloud'. | |
| Girl | Mehula is referred to the Rain. It is derived from Sanskrit word 'Meh'. | |
| Girl | Mehuli derived from a sanskrit word that means a very small rainy cloud. | |
| Girl | A pleasant light of the moon. | |
| Girl | A bright shining Star | |
| Girl | Something as beautiful as moon. Something that we can compare to the elegant beauty of moon. | |
| Girl | A beautiful girl, the gracious one. Also refers to a tiny and sweet fruit 'The Plum' | |
| Girl | It is a German reference to 'Mother Mary'; the holy virgin, an unmarried girl. | |
