Rare names for a baby girl
Abra
Abra is the soft, feminine form of Abraham that was a favourite of King Solomon in the Bible. Abra is also a rare, West African name used for girls that are born on a Tuesday.Aviana
Whilst the English origins of Aviana remain unclear, this name is a mix of popular baby girl names Ava and Anna and creates a beautiful blend of both.Berdine
Berdine holds many different, wonderful meanings across a variety of languages. In German, Berdine is referred to as ‘glorious’, whilst it’s Greek origins refers to Berdine as a bright, intelligent maiden.![names for a baby girl](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0273/8778/9376/files/shutterstock_345849917-e1567515782739.jpg)
Cerelia
If your baby girl is due to be born in spring, Cerelia is a perfect, uncommon name. With its Latin origin meaning ‘relating to Springtime’, Cerelia is a melodic, wonderfully unusual choice of name.Coralie
The name Coralie has French origins, translating to ‘Coral’. Whilst this name holds no meaningful, or thoughtful origins, Coralie is a rare and slightly softer version of the popular girl’s name, Caroline.-
Delphine
Emmeline
Emmeline is a lovely relative of common names Emma and Emily and has German, French and English origins. The meaning of Emmeline is industrious and hard-working. If you want a powerful, strong, uncommon name for your baby girl, opt for Emmeline, which also happens to be the name of Emmeline Pankhurst, the famous British suffragette.Fenella
Fenella is an uncommon baby girl’s name derived from ancient Celtic legends. The anglicised version of the name means fair or white shoulders.Freesia
The free-flowing, floral name Freesia, is an unusual, rare name for a baby girl - for parents who want to move away from common floral names such as ‘rose’ and ‘daisy’. Freesia was named after the German botanist, Friedrich Freese.![rare girl names](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0273/8778/9376/files/shutterstock_631261640-e1567515822475.jpg)
Ianthe
Pronounced ee-an-thee, or ai-an-thee, Ianthe is a girl’s name with Greek origins meaning ‘Purple Flower’. Similar to, but more uncommon than Lavender and Violet. In an Ancient Myth, Ianthe was the beautiful daughter of the ruler of the sea. So beautiful, that when she died, the Gods adorned her grave with dozens of purple flowers.Ines
Ines, ee-nez evokes a sense of calm and is the perfect name for a peaceful, little one. This Greek name translates to ‘pure, holy and island’ and can also be spelt Inez, but we prefer Ines for it’s a softer, more feminine spelling.Jolie
Jolie, is a pretty, feminine choice of name for your baby girl, with a French origin meaning ‘Pretty’. Though most may recognise Jolie from the famous actress, as a first name, Jolie is uniquely uncommon.Kailani
Give your baby girl the gift of light, with this Hawaiian baby name meaning ‘Light and Sky’.Lyra
This beautiful name comes from Astrology and is the name of a constellation of stars. Lyra is named after the Mythological figure, Orpheus, who creates melodic sounds so beautiful he was able to convince the Gods to bring his wife back to the land of the living. This name is perfect for those who love the pseudoscience of astrology.Melina
The origins of the name Melina remain uncertain, but one sweet suggestion is that Melina comes from the Greek word ‘Meli’ which translates to ‘Honey’. This hidden gem of a baby girl’s name is perfect for any parent wanting a variation of popular names Melissa and Melanie.![rare baby girl names](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0273/8778/9376/files/shutterstock_573625486-e1567515896609.jpg)