Baby girl names that mean “Mother”

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A few examples:
Maia
Gaia - means Mother Earth I think?
Ambika

Aditi :)

Cybele - Mother of the gods. Greek goddess of fertility, health and nature.

Igraine - Mother of Arthur in Arthurian legend

Freya - Norse goddess of love and fertility.

Hera - Queen of the Greek gods - goddess of marriage, women, women's fertility and childbirth.

Rhiannon - Celtic goddess of fertility

Also, doesn't Tia mean 'auntie'?

We once heard of a woman who had been given the name 'Baby' (obviously when she was a baby). It's a perfect Ronseal name for a newborn, but not really the most enduring throughout their entire life....

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Also, doesn't Tia mean 'auntie'?

We once heard of a woman who had been given the name 'Baby' (obviously when she was a baby). It's a perfect Ronseal name for a newborn, but not really the most enduring throughout their entire life....

Yes, Tia is Aunty in Portuguese (and maybe also Spanish, not sure).

I have a Saoirse (freedom)

Rhea

Yewande or Yetunde or any similar names in Yoruba mean “mother has returned” as in the mother/grandmother is represented in the child

Some great suggestions ladies! Thank you!

Mary (and variations - like Miriam).
I am not a religious person at all yet that was the first that popped into my head

Gaya (Gaea) = mother Earth

Sorry realised you'd included that in your post

@Brown76 I love the meanings behind some of the Yoruba names. My friend’s husband is Babatunde for his grandfather, who died suddenly just before he was born. Also Adetokunbo for a child who was born overseas.

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Also, doesn't Tia mean 'auntie'?

We once heard of a woman who had been given the name 'Baby' (obviously when she was a baby). It's a perfect Ronseal name for a newborn, but not really the most enduring throughout their entire life....

Yeh, but nobody will put her in the corner.

Terra: means earth but from roman goddess/mother earth

What if she hates kids or is infertile?
It's a bit of pressure to procreate

Eve - means mother of nations. I think.