Girls' Names with the Loveliest Meanings

[Tigertots]

I nominate:

Namrah (Tigress)
Rosalind (Pretty as the rose)
Ylva (She-wolf)

Dana - the most beautiful pearl in the ocean

Ooh I love this thread idea. tigertots how do you pronounce Ylva?

Evelyn - wished for child
Yvaine - evening star
Ingrid - fair, beautiful
Beatrice/Beatrix - she who brings happiness
Audrey - noble strength
Aubrey - elf ruler
Sarah/Sally/Sadie - princess
Faye - fairy
Orla - golden princess
Regina/Reina - queen

Ylva is one of my all time favourites. Ylva nearly became DD2’s first name.
But I was afraid that people in the UK might pronounce that like ill-vuh/ that there might be bullying because of it...

Satu - fairytale

Bennath- blessing

Flora - flower (and the name of a Roman goddess)
Miranda - admirable, wonderful
Mona - various meanings: wishes, noble one, one
Astird - god / beloved
Matilda - strength in battle
Astraea - star
Aviva - spring
Lior(a) - to me a light
Hannah - grace / favour
Ariella - lion of God
Valerie - to be strong
Letitia - happiness, joy
Danica (with a ts) - Morning Star / Venus
Davina - beloved
Leona - lion

Ulla = Sea Pearl.

Felicity- happiness

Ellen.. Most beautiful women.
Mia..Wished for child
Mabel...My beautiful one.

Tova - beautiful thunder
Delphia - dolphin
Edlyn - waterfall

Cara - Beloved (Latin)

Iris- goddess of rainbows.

Does anyone know the meaning of Isabella? Thank you.

@Harebellmeadow

Isabel is as far as I know a medieval form of Elizabeth, which means ‘my God is an oath’.

Thank you Freddie :)

Amy - Means "Loved"
Amanda - Means "Worthy of love"
Naomi - Means "Pleasantness"
Dulcie - Means "Sweetness"

Alma - Means "Soul, nourishing, kind"
Saskia "Protector of mankind"
Rona "My joy"
Abigail "Father's joy"

Ulrika "Prosperity and power"
Imelda "Powerful fighter"
Trudy - Means "Universal strength"
Cheryl "Dear one"

Verity = means truth

Jolie means pretty

Sophia - wise
Tabitha - beauty, graceful

Alethea is Greek and means 'truth' but in more detail it means the 'truth' arrived at after a discussion. Which I think is a lovely metaphor for a child.