40 Trendy Names For Girls

Does the ultrasound show that there is a girl on the way? If you have problems choosing names, look no further – here are 40 trendy names for girls.

Maybe one of them is perfect for your daughter.

These are the names most parents chose last year. Some of them are of Greek descent while others are of Latin or Hebrew. Many also have an important meaning behind them.

There is a trend among girl names to bring the thoughts to peace, tranquility and sweetness. It can be difficult to find a balance between creativity and tradition. You also have to choose whether to have a middle name or not.

Very modern names are usually accompanied by a middle name in the same style. It can also be a good idea to choose a short first name to complete a longer middle name, or vice versa.

Do you want to follow the trend? Choose one of these names:

• Chloe: it means “green shoots” (Greek descent)
• Alma: it means “spirituality” (Latin descent)
• Ellen: it means “glittering” (Greek descent)
• Isabella: it means “she who loves God” (Italian descent)
• Olivia: it means “the peace-loving” (Latin descent)
• April: refers to the month of April, spring and flowers
• Luna: in addition to meaning moon in several languages, it also means “to light up” (Latin origin)

Many of these traditional names have returned in recent years, and they are unlikely to disappear.

Remember to also think about the child’s last name, and try to make the whole name sound harmonious and natural. Perhaps one of these timeless examples will catch your attention:

• Lucy or Lucia: it means “light” (Latin descent)
• Sophie or Sophia: it means “wisdom” (Greek descent)
• Paula: it means “the little one” (Latin descent)
• Valentina: it means “brave” (Latin descent)
• Daniella: it means “God’s justice” (Hebrew descent)
• Sara: it means “sovereign” or “princess” (Hebrew descent)
• Julia: it means “devoted to the god Jupiter” (Latin descent)
• Martina: it means “devoted to the god Mars” (Latin descent)
• Emma: it means “powerful” or “strong” (Germanic descent)
• Carla: it also means “powerful” or “strong” (Germanic descent)

Do you follow the celebrity world? Do you want to follow in the footsteps of your favorite singer or actor? In that case, you can turn your gaze to the stars for inspiration.

Here are some names that celebrities have chosen for their children:

• Lia: the daughter of football player Cesc Fabregas
• Amada: daughter of Eva Medes and Ryan Gosling. The name means “beloved” in Spanish
• Charlotte: daughter of Prince William of Wales and Catherine, Duchess of Cornwall
• Eva: Cristiano Ronaldo’s daughter
• Ivy: Beyoncé and Jay Z’s daughter’s middle name
• Olive: Name of Drew Barrymore’s daughter
• Everly: daughter of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan
• Iris: daughter of Eddie Redmayne

The book series A Song of Ice and Fire and the TV series Game of Thrones based on it have given rise to two very popular names: Arya and Daenerys. For boys, Jon and Bran, in turn, have seen a boom.

Names inspired by TV are nothing new: the name Phoebe became very popular worldwide thanks to the comedy series Friends.

Children’s films are also a source of inspiration for many parents. Ariel (from The Little Mermaid), Belle (from Beauty and the Beast) and even Aurora (from Sleeping Beauty from 1959) have been very popular over the years.

Although Elsa and Anna were common names even before the Disney movie Frost , the number of girls with these names increased dramatically after it came out.

Other Disney movies also have protagonists with original and attractive names, such as Tiana (The Princess and the Frog) and Jasmine (Aladdin).

Now that you know some trendy names for girls, maybe it will be easier to choose one for your sunbeam?