Piano Guidance
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Rare Girl Names That Are Simply Stunning Ansley Hermitage field English Azura Sky blue Spanish Basma Smile Arabic Beatriz Voyager (through life); blessed Latin Belinda “The beautiful river,” from the Latin bella (beautiful) and Indus (a river in Asia). German 10 more rows
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Read More »Ansley Hermitage field English Antoinette “A girl in flower or bloom,” based, ultimately, on the Greek anthos, a flower. French Arafa Knowledgeable African Arcelia Treasure chest Spanish Arden Great forest Latin Ariadne Most holy Greek Aubrielle Combination of Aubrey and -elle suffix American Ayita Dance African Azariah Helped by God Hebrew Azura Sky blue Spanish Basma Smile Arabic Beatriz Voyager (through life); blessed Latin Belinda “The beautiful river,” from the Latin bella (beautiful) and Indus (a river in Asia). German Bellamy Beautiful friend French Bethesda House of mercy Hebrew Betsy A diminutive form of Elizabeth. Hebrew Birdie Bright, famous; little bird German Brenna Little drop of water; raven or black-haired Gaelic Calliope Beautiful voice Greek Callista Cup; fairest, most beautiful Latin Cara Beloved; friend Latin Carla Free man German Clarissa Bright, famous Latin Claudia Lame Latin Corazon Heart Spanish Damaris Calf; to tame; gentle Latin Danica Morning star; from Denmark Slavic Dasha Gift of God Greek Deasia Combination of De and Asia American December Month of December Latin Delia From Delos Greek Delora Sorrows Spanish Demetria “The fruitful one,” in allusion to Demeter, the Greek goddess of fruitfulness and protectress of marriage. Greek Devora Bee Hebrew Devyn Poet Irish Elodie Marsh flower Greek Emerald Precious gemstone Spanish Esmeralda Emerald Spanish Esperanza Hope Spanish Estelle Star Latin Etta A diminutive form of Henrietta, “mistress of the home.” Italian Faye Loyalty; belief French Fern Fern English Florence Flowering, in bloom Latin Geneva Juniper tree French Georgie Farmer Latin Georgina A variant form of Georgiana. Latin Goldie Golden Yiddish Guadalupe Wolf valley Spanish Gwyneth Happiness Welsh Haisley Hazel woods Irish Harriet Home ruler German Havana Place Name, Habana Spanish Heavenly From the heavens English Holland Land on the Ridge American Honesty Honesty; truth English Iman Belief, faith Arabic Imogen Maiden Irish Isabeau God's promise Hebrew Itzayana Unknown Native American Jessa He sees Hebrew Jewel Plaything, delight French Jiya Piece of heart Indian (Sanskrit) July The month of July French Juniper Juniper tree English Juno Queen of heaven Latin Kamilah Perfect Arabic Kamiyah Created name American Karasi Life and Wisdom African Karina Love Scandinavian Kataleya Orchid Spanish Keilani Heaven, sky; glorious, royal one Polynesian Kenia Greatest champion Welsh Kesia Favorite African Khadijah Early baby Arabic Khari Queenly: Joyful Song: Born to rule and bring joy. African Kyra Lord Greek Lalana Playing Indian (Sanskrit) Lalika Lovely woman Indian (Sanskrit) Larina Protection Latin Lavender Lavender flower English Leoni Lion Latin Libra The Scales, Equality Latin Livvy Olive tree Latin Lourdes Place name French Luana Enjoyment Polynesian Lyanna Gracous, Field American Magdalena Woman from Magdala Greek Magnolia Magnolia flower English Marisol Sea and sun Spanish
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Read More »Marissa Of the sea Latin Marixa Of the Sea or Bitter Spanish Marjorie Pearl English Martha Lady; mistress of the house Aramaic Maxine Greatest Latin Mercy Compassion, forebearance English Miyanda Of unknown meaning African Morena Brown, brown-haired Spanish Nadira Precious, scarce Arabic Naiara City in the Basque country Spanish Nala Successful African Navya Young Indian (Sanskrit) Naya Renewal Indian (Sanskrit) Nebraska Flat water Native American Nerida Sea nymph Spanish Niara With utmost purpose African Noella Christmas French Nola “A little bell,” in allusion to the commune of Nola, in Campania, Italy, where bells of excellent quality were first made. Irish Odette Wealth German Oksana Praise God Russian Omarosa My Beautiful Child African Oriana Sunrise Latin Palesa Flower African Pandora All gifts Greek Paola Small Latin Patience Enduring, forebearing English Persephone Bringer of destruction Greek Priscilla Ancient, venerable Latin Promise One's word English Ramona Protecting hands Spanish Rihanna Sweet Basil Arabic Rosalind Gentle horse German Roxanne Dawn Persian Roxy Dawn Persian Safara Fire African Safiya Friend; pure African Sahara Desert Arabic Sakina Calm, comfort, presence of God Arabic Salma Peace; helmet of God; safe Hebrew Samiya High, elevated Indian (Sanskrit) Saniyah Resplendence, brillance. Arabic Saoirse Freedom Irish Sarabi Mirage African Sariyah Princess of the lord Hebrew Saskia The Saxon people Slavic Sayda Huntress; fortunate Arabic Shreya Favorable Indian (Sanskrit) Simone Hear, listen Hebrew Siyanda We Are Growing African Taraji Hope, Faith African Tendai Be Thankful To God African Tenley Burned meadow English Theodora God's gift Greek Tilly Mighty in battle German Veda Knowledge, wisdom Indian (Sanskrit) Ventura Good Fortune Spanish Verity Truth Latin Vienna Forest stream Latin Viola Purple Latin Violeta Purple Latin Viviana Alive Italian Waverly Meadow of quivering aspens English Whitley White meadow English Winter Winter season English Wren Bird English Xaviera Bright, splendid; new house Spanish Xolani Please Forgive African Yassah A Dance African Zahirah Brilliant, shining Arabic Zalika Well-born African Zamira Conscientious. Arabic Zaniyah Forever, Always Aztec (Nahuatl) Ziraili Help of God African Zora Dawn Slavic Popularity is a hit or miss with parents, and for those looking for something special, rare girl names are perfect. These names aren’t heard in every playgroup and bring a splash of uniqueness to the table. Don’t worry that a name is too out there, as every name was once rare if you study the charts. Whether you love long names like Esmeralda or prefer something short and sweet like Aliz, we have the rare girl name for you.
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Learn More »Rare girl names come from around the world, with exotic picks like Aja, Samiya, and Keilani some of the stunning options to explore. If you turn to your roots or travel beyond, you’ll be surprised what beautiful names you’ll find. You can also check out place name choices like Havana and Alaska for a dash of worldly beauty. Vintage picks are plentiful among rare girl names, and we have our eye on a few like Claudia, Agatha, and Harriet. There are old-school nicknames like Birdie and Goldie up for grabs as well, fitting in nicely beside Sadie and Ellie. If you love something modern monikers, try out Haisley or Tenley. For the best of both worlds, names like Elodie and Brenna saddle both styles. A rare name doesn’t mean an out-of-style one, either. Virtue names like Faith and Grace are always a favorite, and Honesty and Verity are two of their less common friends. Word names are another huge trend, and we’re loving Winter and Wren as rare alternatives. Of course, unisex monikers and spunky picks continue to be all the rage as well, and Georgina offers up the nickname Georgie while Roxanne has Roxy, a spirited choice with style for days! Whether you swoon over Saskia or fall for Faye, we have the rare girl names you’ve been searching for!
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