It is quite natural to consider your baby the most beautiful in the world. Why not then choose a name to reflect that notion — give your baby girl a name that means beautiful! Here is a list of girl names that mean beautiful. All are inspiring — and all mean “beautiful.” Take a look!
Alina

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Alina, meaning “bright, beautiful”, is a gentle name with Slavic origins, and it works as a unique variation of the traditional, yet still appealing, “Helen” name.
Astrid

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Astrid, Scandinavian for “divinely beautiful”, is a great choice for parents who may want to represent their Old Norse roots.
Bella

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Bella, Italian for “beautiful”, is a classic given name choice that can also work out well as an alternative to or nickname for “Isabella”.
Bonnie

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Bonnie, meaning “beautiful, cheerful”, is such a cute-sounding name that has historic Scottish roots that easily cross cultures around the world.
Callie

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Callie, with Greek origins meaning “beautiful”, is an adorable name that parents can also spell in the trendier manner of “Cali”.
Cosima

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Cosima, meaning “order, beauty”, is an elegant choice that is also fitting for a pair of boy and girl twins with the male name being “Cosmo”.
Fritha

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Fritha, Old Norse for “fair, beautiful”, has a distinctive feel about it that is also soft enough to properly represent a sweet baby girl.
Ingrid

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Ingrid, meaning “fair; Ing is beautiful”, is a great choice for parents who want their baby girl to have a more classic name.
Jamilla

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Jamilla, meaning “beautiful, graceful”, is a soft-sounding name that still has a stylish feel to it.
Mei

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Mei, meaning “beautiful”, has strong Chinese and Hawaiian origins used largely in those cultures while still fitting in families across the world.
Mika

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Mika, Japanese for “beautiful fragrance”, translates well among English-speaking cultures, and it also works well to pay homage to male relatives with the similar name of “Mikael”.
Nomi

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Nomi, meaning “beautiful, pleasant, delightful”, has great Japanese and Hebrew roots that are just the right level of distinctive while still being accessible among various cultures.
Rosabel

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Rosabel, meaning “beautiful rose”, is a cute English name that is equal parts vintage and fashionable rather than choosing “Isabel” or “Rosabella”.
Shaina

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Shaina, meaning “beautiful”, is a charming name used largely among Jewish communities thanks to its Hebrew roots.
Tuva

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Tuva, meaning “beautiful”, is a nice Norwegian and Swedish variation of “Tove”, and it tends to be a bit more popular and widely used in Scandinavia.
Xin

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Xin, Chinese for “beautiful, elegant”, is an attractive given name that is primarily used amongst Chinese communities rather than other cultures.
Zaraith

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Zaraith, meaning “princess or beautiful”, is a gorgeous Arabic name when parents want something that is a touch unique.
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