It's also a close neighbor to the equally stunning Zósima, Greek for "vital, vigorous." If you're a fan of the TV show Girls, you probably think of Zosia Mamet when you hear this baby name. This cousin to the sunflower has bright fuchsia, yellow, red and orange flowers as vibrant as your little girl. Meaning "true" or "faith" and short for Elvera and Veronica in in Latin and Slavic, Vera was actually among the SSA's top 100 in the 1920s. The designer Vera Wang commonly pops up as inspiration for this girl name. Popular in Scandinavia, this unique gender-neutral name means "falling star."
It could also be short for the Irish name Sianna ("God is gracious"). This unique little girl's name is so powerful, the Australian singer goes by it alone. Another take on the last name trend (think comedian Colin Quinn), this powerful, gender-neutral name means "queen" in German and English. A punchy yet pretty little girl's name with character, this flower name has lots of cute variations - Popee, Popi, Poppie, Poppea. Besides the Riviera, this airy little girl's name could be short for the Basque name Nayara, meaning "swallow." (And Mae Jemison was the first African American woman in space!) A variation on "May" that's not seen so often these days, this name hit the top 100 around the early 1900s. A familiar form of Louise, this powerful twist on the English moniker means "famous warrior." This short and sweet name means "earth" in Greek. A unique Spanish twist on Agnes - a trendy name 100 years ago - this baby girl's name is Greek for "pure." A play on the popular last name trend (think gorgeous blond star Jean Harlow of the 1930s), this name means "protector of the people." The 1920s stunner Greta Garbo probably comes to mind this name is actually short for Gretchen - a German form of Margaret. It's short for Evangelina (Greek), "bearer of good news," or a variation on Eve (Hebrew), meaning "life." This Greek name means something we all hope for in our kids: "well spoken of." It can also be short for Alfreda or Euphemia.Įva. This sweet fruit also means "merciful" in Latin.Įffie.
For your feisty girl, this Greek name is a cinnamon-like spice.Ĭlementine. Or go a little Greek with the unusual name Calliope, the muse of epic poetry also meaning "beautiful voice."Ĭassia. You'll be reminded of the pretty lily so often seen at weddings. It's the French version of Betty, meaning "consecrated to God."Ĭalla. Calling to mind the actresses Bette Midler and Bette Davis, this is one of a number of unique midcentury names that's sure to come back in vogue. A strong name for a strong little girl, this is the Italian form of Ariel, meaning "lioness of God."īette.
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