Rare female names are beautiful modern Russians. Rare and beautiful names for women

A name for a person is, as it seems at first glance, just a few letters, but what can be hidden in their consonance? Character, temperament and further destiny will depend on how the parents name their child. If you are expecting a baby and do not know what to do best: choose a name for a girl by her patronymic or listen to the advice of an astrologer, wait until the baby is born - her happy eyes will tell you themselves.

Congratulations, you have a daughter!

From the first days of pregnancy, expectant mothers begin to come up with names for the baby. By two strips on the test, it is impossible to determine who is growing in a woman's tummy - a boy or a girl, so a young family is considering both options: how to name a daughter and a son. Several months pass, and the ultrasound machine shows that a girl will appear. Parents are looking forward to this event, because the little princess will bring a lot of happiness to the house and fill it with comfort and warmth.

Very often, young mothers and fathers delay the choice of a name for the child, and the child is born nameless. This problem arises due to prenatal stress: a woman frantically flips through the pages of magazines in search of suitable options, but the results remain unsuccessful. The imagination of modern parents can be so rich that at least seven daughters would have to be given birth to implement the idea. Sometimes the picture becomes different, and mothers are completely bewildered by ignorance of current trends. Is it always worth delving into onomastics or is it better to follow intuition and think for yourself how to choose the right name for a girl? There is no unequivocal answer to this question, because parents must decide for themselves how best to act.

Top 5 international female names

Today you will not surprise anyone with interethnic and interethnic marriages - this proves the true love of the spouses and their readiness to accept a new culture. The most common problem that arises immediately after a couple is about to become parents is how to choose a name for a girl or boy, if the mother has European roots and the father is Arab or Persian.

Alexandra, or Sasha - this is how babies are called in many countries of the world. Given that the name has a masculine counterpart, women will inherit strengths character along with a love of sports and cars. Alexandra's father will be immensely happy when the girl begins to share his interest in football or hockey.

The Hebrew name Anna is today deservedly recognized as the most popular. It is perfect for girls of all nationalities. The owners of such a name are kind, honest, sincere and have good intuition. Annas are very artistic from birth, and they also make good doctors.

Alina is a French-German name that is often found among European and Eastern peoples. Such girls are immediately paid attention to in society - they are distinguished good taste and difficult character, but along with this, they have noble features.

The name Sabina is most often called beauties in Asian countries, although it is of Latin origin. Such girls become very independent and powerful, so they easily build their careers in the future.

If you want to raise a gentle lady, but do not know how to choose a name for a girl, stop your choice on Lily. Translated from Latin, it means " White flower"Feminine and calm, Lilies constantly strive for self-education and never stop there.

Adeline, Angela, Christina, Eva, Diana, Maria, Sofia, Emma remain no less relevant international female names. Each of them carries a certain meaning and energy, as a result of which we can conclude that you yourself are building the fate of your daughter.

Calendar of female names for Christians

Astrologers believe that a child will be ill a little, become successful and happy if he is named after a saint. V Orthodox calendar there are Hebrew, Greek, Slavic and Latin names. It is believed that a baby born on the day of the commemoration of the saint and named after him is under the care of a guardian angel all his life. Names by church calendar may not always coincide with the child's birthday, and if the parents did not like any of the options, they can name the newborn as they wish.

January	Aglaya, Ulyana, Anastasia, Susanna, Eve, Claudia, Eugenia, Agafia, Anisia, Emilia, Appolinaria, Tatiana, Nina.
February	Inna, Rimma, Agnia, Xenia, Maria, Anna, Agathia, Martha, Anna, Valentina, Svetlana, Zoya, Euphrosinia.
March	Marianna, Marina, Kira, Evdokia, Antonina, Iraida, Vasilisa, Anastasia, Nika, Galina, Khristina.
April	Daria, Praskovya, Matryona, Alexandra, Claudia, Svetlana, Lydia, Anna, Larisa, Alla, Maria, Akulina, Vasilisa, Anastasia, Galina, Irina, Nika.
	Alexandra, Elizabeth, Glafira, Susanna, Tamara, Maria, Martha, Zoya, Mavra, Pelageya, Irina, Taisiya, Lukerya, Irina, Muse, Euphrosinia, Evdokia, Faina, Julia, Alexandra, Claudia.
June	Elena, Euphrosinia, Ulyana, Valeria, Maria, Kaleria, Martha, Antonina, Anna.
July	Rimma, Inna, Ulyana, Agrippina, Euphrosinia, Angelina, Martha, Anna, Evdokia, Olga, Elena, Alevtina, Valentina, Julia, Marina, Margarita.
August	Martha, Christina, Olympias, Anna, Praskovya, Anfisa, Seraphima, Nonna, Maria, Ulyana.
September	Vassa, Natalia, Anfisa, Anna, Martha, Rufina, Vasilisa, Elizabeth, Raisa, Pulcheria, Oya, Lyudmila, Sofia, Vera, Hope, Love.
October	Sofia, Ariadna, Irina, Polyxenia, Iraida, Euphrosinia, Anna, Virineya, Veronica, Taisia, Pelageya, Zinaida, Praskovya.
November	Cleopatra, Glyceria, Elizabeth, Anna, Kapitolina, Ustinya, Anna, Virineya, Veronica, Taisia, Pelageya, Matryona.
December	Anna, Cecilia, Catherine, Augusta, Ulyana, Anfisa, Angelina, Zoya.

The table presents female names according to the church calendar in the sequence "month" and "name of the holy martyr" in ascending order from the first to the last day.

Star pick

People of show business love to "shine" on television and the covers of glossy magazines and try to distinguish their children from the rest, assigning them not common names... Musician Sergei Shnurov attracts attention not only with his non-standard behavior on stage and screaming lyrics. Scandalous artist named his son Apollo, modestly declaring that the name was given in honor of the famous poet of the nineteenth century. And there is actually no connection with the ancient Greek god of art, they say.

Sergei Zhukov and his wife Regina immediately categorically abandoned simple Russian names and considered only European ones. The couple are raising daughter Nicole and son Angel, assuring that they made such a choice for a reason: before the birth of their second child, they came across images of an angel everywhere, so they decided to name the boy that way. How to name the girl, the parents did not think for long, deciding from childhood to make her a winner, like the ancient Greek goddess Nike.

Nineteen-year-old Lera Kudryavtseva immediately decided what to call her first child. The young mother adored Jean-Claude Van Damme and was sure that her son would grow up as handsome as his beloved actor. Ex-husband TV personality, musician of the group " Tender May“Sergei Lenyuk did not mind, but after years Lera changed her mind and suggested that her adult son take a more traditional name for himself, but the guy refused.

Singer Alsou is raising two daughters - Safina and Mikkela. She and her husband, businessman Yan Abramov, immediately refused to consider ordinary names. Alsou did not think for a long time how to call her daughter beautifully, because Safin's name completely coincides with maiden name singers.

And here Russian artist theater and cinema Viktor Bychkov decided not to follow Western fashion and named his son the Old Slavic name Dobrynya. It is not known whether the actor connects his choice with one of the three heroes, but he and his wife hope that the child will bring goodness and justice to the world, as the old Russian fellows did.

Why are the stars changing their names?

Consider why some people get all the best in life, and most of us are content with minimal benefits? It's simple - a mystery in the name: for some rare name- a gift, but for others - a curse. People with a bright pseudonym can easily prove themselves in the creative profession - producers will fall for such a trick and become interested in the talent of an applicant for a worthy title. If a woman or a man really has a great voice or external data, but there is nothing memorable in their initials, you will have to think about a bright pseudonym.

Show business stars change names not only in order to attract good luck and wealth, but also so that fans will pay attention to them. So, Anfisa Chekhova used to be Alexandra, Tutta Larsen - Tatiana, Angelica Varum - Maria, Valeria - Alla. However, artists do not always look for themselves shocking pseudonyms and call themselves simple and consonant, so that fans do not even have suspicions about such a small trick. Alla Ageeva became Masha Rasputina, Elena Levochkina - Alena Apina, Victor Belan - Dima Bilan, Inessa Klimchuk - Irina Allegrova, and Maria Sadkova decided to be called briefly and simply - Masha Malinovskaya. In preparing to become parents, celebrities carefully consider what to call a girl or boy. Some try to keep their kids out of the press and give them simple names. Outrageous mothers draw attention to the child from the first days of his birth, which can sometimes harm the baby up to the evil eye of ill-wishers.

Closer to school age boys and girls, having seen enough foreign cartoons, begin to protest their parents. Masha and Dasha want to become Isoldes and Teresa, and their sons ask to be named after their favorite superheroes. Psychologists assure that an unusual name can develop a complex in a child and become the subject of ridicule. The pride quickly goes away, and instead, children begin to feel alienated. If in the future you are going to have a child, think carefully about what name to call the girl or boy, and make your choice consciously. Of course, one cannot say that one name is bad and the other is good, because in different areas of life, each of them plays a specific role. And we must not forget about the spirit of the era. Perhaps now your chosen name is more relevant than ever, but what will happen in a couple of decades? In Soviet times, some parents were sure that by calling the baby Dazdraperma ("Long live May Day"), they would raise a hardworking and obedient girl. The boy Spapuzas ("Thank you Putin for Sochi") will always remember the merits of Vladimir Vladimirovich, however, there is no guarantee that it is closer to mature years he will not become an ordinary Vasya or Petya.

What name to choose for a girl so that she is beautiful and happy?

In ancient times, people were very superstitious, which is associated with belief in evil spirits. The power of a human name has been known to our ancestors since time immemorial, so they deliberately named the child twice. This tradition can still be traced in modern peoples... In Russia, the name of the child, given to him at baptism, was hidden, and in some countries, in addition to the main name, the baby was given a second, often not quite consonant, so that dark forces would not harm the child. Parents thought for a long time about how to name the girl in order to endow the future mistress with certain qualities even at birth. Psychologists and astrologers claim that the character and fate of the baby will depend on the name chosen.

Parents often name their children as they please - in honor of their favorite artist, dear relative, or by analogy with some abstract phenomena. So, Svetlana most often has a sunny character and cheerfulness, and Lilies, Roses and Asters take on the attributes of flowers - they are proud, gentle and submissive. Beautiful names for girls (Russian) often do not have Slavic origin... It will not be difficult for Orthodox parents to name their daughter the way they want, and to endow her with qualities that will be easy to bring up later in the baby. Girls with long unusual names most often they are distinguished by a complex character and extraordinary thinking. Others, on the contrary, walk through life with a confident step due to their simplicity. And one more nuance. It is important that the name is consonant with the surname and patronymic. Having picked up good-sounding initials for your baby, you can be sure that he will delight you with his successes.

What's in your name? ..

In astrology, each letter or number carries a specific meaning. Often people say that some aspects of character were passed on to the child from the planet that patronizes him. If you don't know how to choose a name for a girl, contact the stars and they will show you the right path. In order to correctly name the child, it is necessary to add the numbers of the date of birth and, thus, find out the number that will correspond to the planet. If the combination is harmonious, a happy fate awaits the baby.

How to choose a name for a girl by patronymic and surname?

Could you utter the following from the first time, for example: Razumovskaya Kapitolina Veniaminovna? Probably not. When choosing a name for your child, try to pay attention not only to the meaning that it carries in itself, but also to the consonance of the components. If the father's name is Afanasy, Voldemar, Mstislav, Emmanuel, it is better to call the girl Aglaya, Bella, Vassa, Dana. When the daughter's dad is Gleb, Yan, Yegor, Lev, Klim, respectively, her name should be long and majestic. Consider this factor when combining with a surname.

Don't think too long about what to call a girl - names in their variety can be confusing. Of course, parents dream that a child would grow up healthy and happy, so it is important, before his birth, to at least superficially begin to be interested in onomastics. In one of the sections of this science, anthroponymy, you can familiarize yourself with the origin of the name and learn about other interesting facts.

What is the most common name for girls in Russia

The fashion for names is changeable. At the end of the last century, at the time of the spread of Western films and music on the territory of the former Soviet Union, parents increasingly began to call their children Louise and Alex. Literally a few years later, adults decided to turn to the origins of their state and began to choose others beautiful names for girls - Russians and Ukrainian, such as Praskovya, Vasilisa, Lada. The fair sex wants to hear words of tenderness as often as possible. Having baptized your daughter Nastenka, Annushka or Dasha, you can be sure that she will be pleased to respond to her name, which sounds in a diminutive form.

In Russia, in 2014, mothers are increasingly calling their babies Darins, Sophia, Alina, Zlaty, Polina and Valeria. Anastasia remains the most popular name - its owners in the future can try themselves in creative professions... If you will become a mother very soon, but still do not know how to choose a name for a girl, wait until the baby is born, take a look at her face, and maybe it will give you the answer to this question by itself.

Choosing a name for a baby is a difficult and responsible task. Thousands of parents every day puzzle over what interesting female names are in fashion now, how not to make a mistake and charge their beloved child with happiness for life. A woman is always a mystery, it is mystery and enchanting beauty, and each country has its own canons. Now they are becoming very foreign in origin, old Slavonic and long forgotten. Perhaps this material will help you choose a destiny for your daughter.

We are for modern fashion!

If you constantly follow trends and do not miss a single an important event, then we recommend that you look beautiful. You don't have to break the language over pronunciation, and, of course, any traditional Russian version is ideally combined with a simple Russian patronymic.

One popular magazine a survey was recently conducted. 45 thousand men answered the question about which female name is the most pleasant for them. The three leaders included Katenka, Victoria and Nastenka. They are followed by Ksyusha, Tanechka and Natasha. Of course, these names always remain in trend and are considered classics. At the same time, many parents prefer to give beautiful female names (modern), rare and mysterious, such as Carmina, Evangeline, Evelina, Ariadne, Camellia.

We are fans of the French genre

It is believed that French ladies have the most melodic names. If you remember famous actresses, then they will always be associated with the standards of beauty and elegance. It is not surprising that French names for women are in fashion with us. In kindergartens, you can more and more often meet Adele, Camilla, Violetta. Veronica (with an emphasis on the last syllable) is similar to our Vika - both names mean victory, but have different origins. Irene (by analogy with Ira) - peaceful and kind soul; Claire is a flamboyant style; Sylvia is a forest nymph, Emma is a mysterious one.

Almost all popular French names for women have a complex etymology and were borrowed from other countries. Over time, their pronunciation has changed. For example, Jeanette is from Hebrew and Barbara is from Roman. Here are some more interesting options: Vivien (live), Giselle (arrow), Josephine (kind), Monica (affectionate), Mary (beloved), Margot (precious), Emmanuelle (God-given).

We are German favorites

German female names are always impressive. Despite the fact that the language of the Germanic people itself is rude, and not everyone likes it, their names are charming. The girls named with a German name will surely expect success and the attention of others.

For example, Mirabella are very sensitive and vulnerable natures. They make wonderful housewives and faithful wives. But Isolde is the name for strong personality who will surely achieve success in her career. Isolde's name translates as "cold gold", and therefore she can be dangerous, but only with those who do not appreciate her.

Other popular German names women are: Alma (blessed), Gertrude (warrior, heroine), Hanrietta (noble girl), Iolanta (violet), Frederica (powerful), Emily (rival), Frida (faithful), Hannah (gifted). In Russia you can often meet Inga, Maryana, Nelly. These names are firmly rooted in our country, although they are of Germanic origin.

We look east

Eastern women are always a mystery. Arabic female names are associated with the melody of oriental dance, the secrets of the sands and the charm of their owners. The mixing of cultures leads to the fact that in our country more and more Russian girls are called traditional Muslim names. And while they grow up happy and loved. Consider which Arab women

There are often girls Guli, Naili, Kamila. They are as beautiful as flowers, respected and merciful. Malika, Jamilya, Laysan sound juicy chords ... Naming the child by the name Aisha, parents expect their daughter to grow up smart and obedient, meek and courteous. By the way, this is the name that plays for Muslims great value... That was the name of the wife of the great prophet Muhammad.

It is not recommended to refer to the girls as Fatima. The fact is that all babies are called this way before they receive their birth certificate. Most residents Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and other countries give girls such names: Dzhana, Liaan, Zafira, Razan, Shahd.

We are for the long forgotten old

Interesting female names of primordial Russian origin are now surprisingly rare. Why are Elena, Vera, Natalia not sweet? You will be surprised, but it is very difficult to meet modern newborns with such names. But Sofia and Daria are found in almost every ward of maternity hospitals.

Old female names are even less commonly used. Some 100-200 years ago, among common people they sounded everywhere, but now they have lost former glory... Perhaps someone will like one of these options: Agapia, Agnia, Adeline, Antonia, Vasilisa, Evdokia, Emelyana, Zoya, Zlata, Matryona, Milena, Pelageya, Praskovya, Seraphima, Taisya, Raisa, Fevronya, Thekla, Theodora.

Must have the root "Mila" or "Glory". For example, Yaroslav, Miloslav, Boguslav, Bogumil, Svyatoslav. This tradition has been preserved since the times Kievan Rus, because then the name must have made sense. And more and more familiar to us - Varvara, Sophia, Maria, Julia, Anna came to our country from Ancient Greece and Rome.

Popular female names in Russia

Other common female names

Not included in the top 3, but also interesting female names that are found more often than others, are Ksenia, Ulyana, Varvara, Alexandra, Valeria. Less common - Alina, Arina, Yana, Alisa, Veronica. Lydia, Milana, Vasilisa, Diana, Margarita, Zlata are considered undeservedly forgotten. Such girls are found one in several hundred.

Output

Whatever name you choose for your daughter, be sure that it will be the best, and your sun will be the happiest. Interesting female names are just the opinion of one person, but there are no comrades for taste and color.

Beautiful female names: foreign in Russian

There is a mystery in every female name, and in a beautiful female name there is a mystery. And how euphonious a name sounds in your native language when you understand its meaning without translation! That's why For the last 10 years, beautiful female names of Slavic origin have been fashionable in Russian.

Despite the prevalence of Slavic names, in Russian, names of foreign origin are more common... They came from different languages peace, as a result of the Christianization of Russia and cultural contacts with foreigners. The most beautiful female names of overseas origin identified after a worldwide survey. Among them were:

Beautiful American names: female

American female names are the "big pot" of a variety of unusual and rare names. American names have Native American, English, Dutch, French, Spanish, and even Russian origin.

American female names have a variety of origins.

But that's not all - Americans tend to experiment with names, so it's not surprising that this country has the most names derived from the names of movie heroines, cartoon characters, engineering devices, flowers and flowers. natural phenomena... We have compiled the top most popular US female names.

The most popular female names in the USA today are:

Sofia- (Sophia) Wise	Emma- (Emma) Completed
Olivia-(Olivia) Oliva, peace	Isabel- (Isabella) Dedicated to God
Hannah- (Hannah) Grace	Mia- (Mia) The desired
Chloe- (Chloe) Fresh	Madison- (Madison) God's gift
Victoria-(Victoria) Victory	Cheryl- (Cheryl) Expensive
Karina- (Karina) Beloved	Caroline-(Caroline) Song of happiness
Gwyneth- (Gwyneth) Happiness	Trixie- (Trixie) Happy
Beatrix- (Beatrix) Bringing happiness	Lana—(Lana) Calm
Rosalyn- (Rosaleen) Small rose	Ellie- (Ellie) Shining
Nora- (Norah) Light	Lily- (Lily) Purity
Mabel- (Mabel) My beautiful	Emily - (Emily) Diligent

Biblical female names that are common in the United States:

1. Abigail - a name from the Old Testament, means "the joy of the father."
2. Bethany Is a biblical name meaning "house of song".
3. Charity - the name from the New Testament means "love, faith and hope."
4. Elizabeth - Hebrew name meaning "oath to God."
5. Faith - Greek name meaning "faithful."
6. Judith - Latin name meaning "praise".
7. Mary - the biblical name means “the desired child”.
8. Naomi - Hebrew name means "beautiful, pleasant".
9. Phoebe – American name meaning "shining".
10. Tabitha - the biblical name from the Old Testament means "beauty, grace."
11. Amity - friendship, harmony.
12. Nadia - hope.
13. Angelica - angelic.
14. Irene - peace.
15. Linnea - flower.
16. Orianna - gold.

Pop culture has long influenced the names of Americans' children... Thanks to the hit HBO series Game of Thrones, the girl's name Arya (after the character Arya Stark) has become an eloquent one. And of course the names Elsa and Anna from popular cartoon Frozen become more popular than ever.

Names female characters the series "Game of Thrones" became very popular in the USA

See the most new names of girls in the USA, coming from the world of cinema:

• Arya - Arya
• Perla - Pearl
• Catalina - Catalina
• Elisa - Eliza
• Raelynn - Relinne
• Rosalie - Rosalie
• Haven - Haven
• Raelyn - Ralene
• Briella - Briella
• Marilyn - Marilyn.

The Pilgrims were the first settlers in America, and they had beautiful and significant names. Many of the American names come from pioneers and virtues., therefore, girls are named after them to this day. These beautiful female names are often used as the first or middle name, although they are over 500 years old:

• Charity - charity
• Chastity - chastity
• Hope - hope
• Justice - Justice
• Mercy - mercy
• Patience (Patience) - patience
• Grace - courtesy
• Virtue - virtue.

Beautiful English female names

Unlike in the US, in the UK, women's names are not eccentric. The British, Welsh, Scots, Irish and other peoples of the foggy Albion rely on tradition and euphony, which is ahead of the Americans. English female names may be popular in Britain but not popular in the United States.

In the UK, female names are of Celtic, Norman, Anglo-Saxon, Greek, French and Latin origins.

Beautiful female names from Great Britain, with their meanings:

1. Ailsa Is a traditional Scottish name associated with a rocky island in the Firth Clyde called Ailsa craig.
2. Alice - in England this name is at the peak of its popularity. Has a Germanic origin and means "noble, noble".
3. Amelie - a name of French origin, became popular after the release of the film "Amelie". From the French Amelia is translated as "labor".
4. Annabel - Scottish name that appeared in the XII century (derived from Amabel). Translated means "beloved."
5. Arabella Is a very popular name in England, is of Latin origin, and means "to pray".
6. Anwen Is a Welsh feminine name meaning "beautiful."
7. Bronwen Is a common name in Wales. In Welsh mythology, this was the name of the daughter of the sea god Llyr.
8. Bryony - translated means "to start up". The name is of Latin origin, literally this is the name of a wild flower with tenacious stalks. This feminine name is very common in Ireland.
9. Catriona (Katrina) - Gaelic version of the name Katherine, translated as "clean". Popular Irish and Scottish name.
10. Clementine - French equivalent to Latin male name Clement. Translated as "soft, pretty".
11. Cressida - name of Greek origin, means "golden".
12. Eilidh (Eilie) - Celtic female name, translated from Gaelic as "shining sun". It is believed to be the Scottish version of the name Helen.
13. Eugenie (Yuzhny) Is the French equivalent of the Greek name Eugenia. Translated means "noble".
14. Evie - derived from the name Eva, means "life".
15. Flora - Latin name means "flower".
16. Freya - a name of Norwegian origin, translated as "noble woman". Freya- also the name of the Scandinavian goddess of love. When the Normans arrived in Britain in the 8th century, the name came into use locally.
17. Gwendolyn (Gwendolyn) - variant of the female Welsh name Gwendolen... In translation it means "white ring".
18. Hermione - female name of Greek origin, derived from the male name Hermes(Greek god-messenger of Olympus). Translated as "messenger".
19. Iris - also a name of Greek origin, translated as "rainbow". It is also the name of a beautiful flower that Englishwomen fell in love with.
20. Jessamine - name of Persian origin derived from Jasmine, "Jasmine flower".
21. Lettice - English version of the Latin name Letitia meaning joy.
22. Matilda (Matilda) - female name of Germanic origin, translated as "powerful".
23. Philippa (Philip) - the female equivalent of a male name Philip... WITH Greek translated as "loving horses."
24. Rhiannon (Rhianon) Is a Welsh name meaning "divine queen". According to celtic legend, birds Ryanon sang very beautifully, and the queen herself was famous for her wit.
25. Ruby - a feminine name of Latin origin, and is translated as "dark red gem."
26. Tamsin – English name derived from Thomasina... It means "twin" in translation.
27. Zara (Zara) - the name has Arabic origin, it means “princess; blossom. " The name was first used by the playwright William Congrave in his play in 1697.

Beautiful Japanese names: female

Japanese beautiful female names often mean positive traits man or the forces of nature. Japanese tradition naming a child is quite difficult, especially because of the thousands of characters (kanji) that are used in the spelling of names.

Japanese female names are written with hieroglyphs

Many kanji have an upper and lower reading, so it happens that different characters can be read the same and translated differently. In addition, one hieroglyph can have more than one sound. Here n some kanji (highlighted phonetically) often used in names:

ai = love

hana = flower

hiro = hero, human, male

ichi = one

ji = two

ken = healthy

ko = child

mi = beauty

you = sun

Below are the womens Japanese names that are beautiful in sound and value. Several names have double meanings, representing kanji, which are usually combined to create that name. Beautiful female Japanese names:

• Aimi - love + beauty;
• Airi - love + jasmine;
• Akemi - light + beauty;
• Akira - bright + light;
• Amarante - a flower that never fades away;
• Aya - Colour;
• Ayame - iris;
• Chiyo (Chio) - a thousand generations (eternity);
• Emiko (Emiko) - smiling child;
• Hanako (Hanako) - flower + child;
• Kaede - maple;
• Kaida (Kaida) - little Dragon;
• Kanon - flower + sound;
• Kaori (Kaori) - aroma;
• Kazuki (Kazuki) - One or Harmony + Radiance or Hope;
• Kohana - small flower;
• Maiko - dance + child;
• Miya - increasing beauty;
• Moriko (Moriko) - forest + child;
• Rumi - beauty + flow + lapis lazuli;
• Shiori - weaving + poem;
• Suzume - sparrow;
• Tama - precious stone;
• Tsukiko (Tsukiko) - moon + child.

Beautiful female Muslim names

The last decades Muslim names become common in the United States and many European countries... Despite millions of Muslim people living in the East and West, in the TOP-three of Muslim names are female names Aaliyah (Aliya), Layla (Leila), Lila (Leela).

Muslim female names are gaining popularity in the US and Europe

Modern Europeans and Americans wanted to replace traditional Latin, English, French, Greek beautiful female names with those that came from the Islamic world. List of the most popular and modern female Muslim names:

Alfia - translated from Arabic name means "close to Allah." A beautiful and fairly common female name in the CIS countries.

Amina - translated from Arabic means "faithful, reliable". This is a fashionable female name in any part of the world. Often this name is given to girls in Bosnia, and is in the Top 200 in Belgium, France, England and Wales.

Aziza (Aziza) - translated as "powerful, precious". Common name in Europe, Asia and Africa.

Fatima - one of the most famous Arabic names, last year it was received by more than 1000 american girls... It is an important name in Muslim culture as Fatima is the name of the youngest daughter of Muhammad.

Hadiya - translated from Arabic as "the one that shows the right path." The name fits well in a modern, multicultural society. The Hadiya are also an Ethiopian group that once controlled the kingdom of Hadiya.

Maryam - there are several variants of the origin of the name. In the Quran, this is the name of the mother of the prophet Isa (Miriam). From the Arabic language it is translated as "serving God", "pious".

Nazia - translated from Persian means "grace". It's Pakistani, Arabic and Indian name most common among Muslims. Nazia Iqbal and Nazia Hasan are two famous name holders, both Pakistani singers. Now it is easily assimilated in the USA, instead of the name Nadia.

Noor (Noor) - with names like Nora and Eleanor so trendy in the west, Noor could quickly become a replacement. It has roots in Dutch and Arabic and is extremely trendy in both cultures. Noor is also the name of a city in Iran, and is often associated with Queen Noor of Jordan.

Senna - a rare two-digit name. This is the name of the tropical flower and the butterfly breed. Both the plant and the insect have yellow so it is fitting that Senna means "brightness."

Zaynab - is also a botanical name, like the name of one of the trees. The name Zainab is currently common in the United States. His Turkish form, Zeynep, is the most popular name women in Turkey.

Beautiful Tatar female names

Personal Tatar names have different shapes... Tatar female names are of general Altai, Bulgar, Old Turkic, Persian, Arab, New Tatar, Western European origin. Some names have a mixed Tatar-Persian, Turkic-Tatar, Bulgar-Tatar origin.

Tatar female names have ancient origins

Tatar, indigenous and beautiful female names, their meaning:

1. Aybibi - a female name of Turkic-Tararian origin, translated as "a woman who looks like the moon."
2. Aybika - Bulgar-Tatar female name, comes from the name of the daughter of the Moon. It translates as "a girl who looks like the moon."
3. Aigulem - abbreviated Aigul. Tatar-Persian name, translated as "moon flower".
4. Ainura - Tatar-Arabic name, means "moonbeam".
5. Alma – Tatar name, means beautiful like an apple.
6. Alsou - female Tatar name, means "beautiful pink-cheeked girl."
7. Bika - the name has an ancient Turkic-Tararian origin, it is translated as "the wife of the master".
8. Guzelia - Türkic-Tatar name, means "very beautiful".
9. Dilyaram - Persian-Tatar name, translated as "consolation of my soul."
10. Durfand - a modern Tatar name-neologism, means "pearl of science".
11. Idelia - the name of the ancient Turkic-Tatar-Arabian origin, it is believed that this was the name of the Volga (Idel) river in ancient times.
12. Ilbika - Tatar female name, translated as "daughter of the country."
13. Ildana - Persian-Turkic-Tatar name, means "glory of the country".
14. Ilnura Is an Arabic-Tatar name meaning "the radiance of the country."
15. Ilsia - Tatar female name, translation - "beloved by the country."
16. Ilfira - Tatar-Persian name, means "folk beauty".
17. Qaderli - Tatar-Arabic "dear".
18. Minleuz - female Tatar name, means "happy".
19. Nurlynis - Arabic-Tatar-Persian name, means "radiant girl".
20. Sulmas - Türkic-Tatar name meaning "unfading".
21. Sylukai - Tatar name means "beauty".
22. Sylunis - Arabic-Tatar name, translated as "the most beautiful among all women."
23. Sulukhana - Türkic-Tatar name, translated as "beautiful and noble girl."
24. Tanbika - female Tatar name, translated means "girl of the dawn."
25. Tansu - the name has a Turkic-Tatar origin, it means "like a dawn".
26. Tulganay - the name of the Tatar-Turkic etiology, translated as "full moon".
27. Uralia - Turkic-Tatar name, comes from the name of the Ural Mountains.
28. Urfia - Tatar name means "easy, sweet".
29. Hanzifa - Türkic-Tatar-Persian name of a woman, translated as "stately, slender".
30. Hansiyar - an ancient Türkic-Tatar name meaning "will be loved."
31. Chia - Türkic-Tatar name, means "cherry".
32. Chulpan - Türkic-Tatar name, translated as "star of the morning".
33. Egenisa - an Arabic-Turkic-Tatar name meaning "a girl like pearls."
34. Yulgiza - the Tatar-Persian name of a woman, translated as "one who will live a long time."
35. Yazgul - Tatar-Persian name, translated means "spring flower".
36. Yanabika - Türkic-Tatar name, means “newborn girl”.

Beautiful female names directly express in verbal form the mythological and cultural aspects of the country where they came from. Thanks to the name, an association about a person arises. And the beautiful name of a woman sounds like unique music, the melody of which is embedded in the pronunciation.

10 most unusual and beautiful female names in Russian, video:

When choosing a name for a girl, family disputes and even some disagreements most often occur, because the most important criterion for such a choice, as a rule, becomes beauty, and, as you know, everyone's ideas about beauty differ. Beautiful euphonious female names, as a rule, are the names of beloved women or names that are associated with some extraordinary, somehow beautiful women that struck us! Namely such names, due to the willfulness of our consciousness, may seem to us unusually attractive and harmonious.

It so happens that foreign-language female names, the global meaning of names, we do not always know and understand, can charm us simply by their one sound and melody. Do not be afraid or restrain yourself, boldly name it! But, of course, only in those cases when your chosen name for a girl can be perfectly combined with your last name and patronymic. Even if your daughter grows up to marry a man with not so euphonious surname, she will always have the opportunity to remain under her name. And of course, be sure to try to find out in advance the meaning of such a beautiful sounding but unfamiliar name to you. Otherwise, your girl may later find herself in a funny situation, say, if her name is translated from native language will mean something not quite poetic.

Sometimes, parents simply reduce the choice of a name for a girl to the study of the most famous popular or fashionable names at this stage. However, consider whether it makes sense to follow fashion if ever in a group kindergarten or at school it turns out that most of girls will have exactly the same names? But of course you shouldn't, and go to extremes and choose a name for your daughter from extremely rare or even exotic names. Do not forget that your girl is going to live a wonderful, but still very difficult period of childhood, in which any unusual or non-standard may well give an extra reason for sometimes evil ridicule.

One of the most successful ways out of an overly difficult situation of choosing a name for your girl can be a beautiful, unusual, and independently invented female name. Agree, absolutely all modern parents have such an opportunity in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation existing at this stage! However, to begin with, do not be too lazy to familiarize yourself with those beautiful female names that will be presented on our page. Be sure that you will definitely be able to find exactly what will suit absolutely all members of your family and will be perfect both in its sound and of course in meaning and meaning!

The name Eve is considered to be the most ancient biblical name, and belonged to the first woman who appeared on earth by the will of God, so that Adam would not be bored. Today, women's names are numbered in hundreds of very different variations, and each has found a place in the nomenclature of women's names ...

Women's names in different cultures of the world

Each country and each culture has its own rules and traditions regarding the naming of future women. Women's names are chosen in accordance with different rules: somewhere centuries-old traditions form the basis, somewhere parables and legends, and somewhere, as in Western civilization, names for girls are given only from standard considerations, taking into account such factors as the beauty of the sound , speed of pronunciation, fame and popularity.

Take Slavic culture, for example. There has long been only one single tradition - the name for girls, like boys, was given only when they reached the age of nine, when the child could already be associated with any craft (the name was closely associated with it). Prior to this, the child could be called by his serial number (which in the account appeared in the family), or simply "Child" or "Child".

There were only a few rules in Muslim culture. First, a female name does not have to be listed in the nomenclature of female names, the main thing is that it should be a word that determines fate in translation. For example, the name Alia was translated as "exalted", and Samikha - "generous."

And so in each individual culture there were traditions at one time, which they adhered to, endowing with a name. Somewhere over time, traditions have exhausted their significance, and somewhere they are adhered to to this day. However, church names, like traditional national ones, are popular to this day. And legends and omens also carry weight in today's modernity.

So, in Iceland there is only one single rule for today - a woman's name cannot begin with the English letter "C" as such, because in the local culture, in the Icelandic alphabet, this letter simply does not exist.

Modern naming traditions

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V Slavic culture naming traditions have been partially preserved. So, the tradition has been preserved, on the basis of which a church woman's name should be given, taken from the nomenclature according to the Holy Calendar, in which there are martyrs and Saints who once defended the formation of the Orthodox religion. In modern times, this tradition is not followed in every family, and nevertheless, everyone knows about it without exception, especially since during baptism, the girl is still given a female Orthodox name from among the Saints.

Catholics have a similar tradition, and it is customary to give names to women from the list of worshipers in the church in accordance with it. True, it should be noted that the naming of newborns today in the Catholic culture is more responsible than in the Orthodox.

In Islam, it is still considered obligatory to give a future woman a name that could determine her destiny by translation. There are no biblical or church names, and in the Quran there is only one single female name. As a result, girls are called those variations, which in translation mean some quality (generous, light, noble, etc.), or the name of a flower.

But in the same France there is one unique tradition - to call children by the names of their ancestors. So, earlier they acted according to one simple scheme. The girl's name was supposed to consist of the names of the paternal and maternal grandmothers, as well as the one revered on the day of the baptism of the Saint. In modern times, this tradition is difficult to follow. Therefore, mainly single names of relatives are given: godparents, mothers, grandmothers, aunts, etc.

Name and religiosity: the main criterion for division

All "girly names" are divided into several categories and based on them, into a small amount of subcategories. But the most important criterion of all available is the criterion of religiosity. Based on the question of religion, the most famous are female names:

• Orthodox;
• Catholic;
• Muslim;
• Jewish.

How to choose a suitable female name in modern times?

Naturally, ideally, you need to follow the traditions in which a girl is born. As an Orthodox family, you need to call Orthodox name and in Catholic, Catholic and according to the traditions of Catholics. But if the traditions do not suit you, then you can resort to the standard schemes common all over the world.

So, in modern times, you can choose a female name based on five important parameters: the patronizing element, the sign of the Zodiac, the year according to the Eastern calendar, the patron planet, and religion.

With the latter, everything is so clear - it is desirable that the name refers to the religion to which the family and the newborn girl are directly related. If you belong to the Orthodox category of people, then it is advisable to choose from among the Orthodox female names.

As for the rest of the parameters, everything is so simple. Each sign of the zodiac and each animal from the Eastern calendar in their own way affects certain names with their energy.

In the same way, each name can have a different energy in conjunction with one sign or another. The element is determined by the sign of the zodiac and the date of birth of the child, but in the same way, each name is protected by this or that element. It is advisable to select a name that will match all the named parameters, without exception.

By the way, on our website, in the presented list, you can sort out names by elements, signs of the Zodiac, years, and even seasons.