This is a feminine form of Michael, a Hebrew name that means “Who is like God?” If monikers like this interest you, check out some more biblical names.ġ0. It’s a more unusual form of the name Lucille.ĩ. Based on the name Lucia, the name Lucinda appears in literature. Whichever story you prefer, the name has a pretty ring to it either way.Ĩ. It’s also the name of a rock song from the 1970s. German in origin, the name Lorelei most likely comes from a rocky area along the Rhine River. You could pair Larisa with Melissa if you’re having twin girls.ħ. This pretty name is most likely derived from the ancient city of Larisa in Greece and is also the name of a Greek saint. It’s the name of the patron saint of Paris and sounds very sweet.Ħ. This unique name is medieval, but its origin is uncertain, possibly having German, Gaulish, and Celtic elements. As the medieval form of Constantia, which derives from the name of Roman emperor Constans, Constance means “constant” or “steadfast.”ĥ. If you happen to be having twins, both of these names could work wonderfully as twin girl names.Ĥ. Although the name's exact meaning is unknown, it’s highly likely that Charmaine is a combination of the word “charm” with the suffix “aine” from the girls’ name Lorraine.

This name is the German, Dutch, and Hungarian form of Bridget, but here, it seems to have a more feminine ring to it.ģ. A combination of the name Anna and Lise, this name is simple, pretty, and unique.Ģ. If you would like a name with a pretty sound, these unique girl names surely fit the bill.ġ. Whether you’ve bought all the baby name books at your local bookstore, or have been saving bookmarked pages from all over the Internet, finding just the right name for your daughter can be as exciting as it is challenging-and even overwhelming at times! Check out this curated list of unique names for girls to find the best moniker for your little one.

Unique biblical girl names