Names Meaning Beautiful
Baby names meaning beautiful, fair, or lovely from around the world. We found 55 names matching this theme.
Fenella
Fair-haired or white-shouldered, derived from Gaelic elements for fair and white...
Scottish GaelicTelfair
Fair-haired or beautiful.
ScottishBELHAM
Dweller at the beautiful homestead.
EnglishFairfax
A surname derived from a place name meaning 'fair-haired' or 'beautiful hair'.
EnglishLinda
Beautiful or pretty, derived from Spanish and Germanic elements meaning 'beautif...
Spanish, GermanicKenneth
Handsome or comely.
Scottish GaelicJustin
Just, righteous, or fair.
LatinRose
The flower rose, symbolizing love and beauty.
LatinAlan
Fair or handsome.
CelticElla
All or completely, often used as a diminutive meaning 'beautiful fairy woman'.
Germanic, EnglishBonnie
Fair, beautiful, or attractive in appearance.
Scottish, EnglishAllen
Fair or handsome.
Celtic, GaelicSheila
An Irish name derived from the Gaelic 'Síle,' possibly meaning 'fairy woman' or...
Irish, GaelicBarry
A name derived from the Irish 'Barraigh,' meaning 'fair-haired' or 'spear-like'.
Irish, EnglishLillie
A flower name derived from the lily, symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty.
English, LatinMackenzie
Son of Coinneach, where Coinneach means 'fair' or 'handsome'.
Scottish GaelicGwendolyn
Fair bow or blessed ring.
WelshAllan
A fair or handsome person; one who is bright or noble.
Celtic/GaelicDwight
Blond or fair-haired.
English, GermanicFlora
The Roman goddess of flowers and spring, representing blooming plants and natura...
LatinMcKenzie
Son of Kenneth or fair one.
ScottishLela
A variant or diminutive possibly meaning 'night' or 'dark beauty'.
Germanic, possibly ArabicJUSTICE
Fairness, righteousness, or the administration of law.
English, LatinFiona
Fair or white.
IrishBoyd
Derived from the Scottish island of Bute, meaning 'yellow' or 'fair-haired'.
Scottish, GaelicIngrid
Beautiful, fair, or Ing's beloved.
Scandinavian, GermanRosalind
Pretty horse or gentle horse.
GermanicKenzie
A diminutive of Mackenzie, derived from the Scottish Gaelic Mac Coinnich, meanin...
Scottish, EnglishLiana
A climbing vine or plant, symbolizing growth and natural beauty.
French, LatinBelle
Beautiful or fair.
FrenchEnid
Fair, beautiful, or soul.
WelshBelva
Beautiful view or fair-haired, possibly derived from Latin or English elements.
English, possibly LatinJamil
Beautiful or handsome.
ArabicMaybelle
A combination of May and Belle, suggesting a beautiful person born in May or emb...
EnglishOrin
Fair-haired or pale, possibly derived from Irish or Hebrew origins meaning light...
Irish, HebrewOrrin
Fair-haired or pale, derived from Irish or Hebrew roots meaning light or brightn...
Irish, HebrewSigrid
Beautiful victory, from Germanic elements meaning 'victory' and 'beautiful' or '...
GermanicAoife
Beautiful or radiant.
IrishJusto
Just, righteous, or fair.
Spanish, Portuguese, LatinFiorella
Little flower, a diminutive form emphasizing delicate beauty.
ItalianGwynn
Fair, white, or blessed.
WelshHelyn
Sunlight or fair light.
WelshGwendolen
Fair bow or blessed ring.
WelshChristabel
A beautiful Christian; combining 'Christ' with 'belle' meaning beautiful.
Latin, EnglishFionn
Fair or white.
IrishMiyoko
A Japanese name typically meaning 'beautiful,' 'child,' or 'generation' dependin...
JapaneseNuala
White shoulder or fair-shouldered.
IrishCaoimhe
Beautiful or precious.
IrishBelmont
A place name derived from 'bel' (beautiful) and 'mont' (mountain).
FrenchFinbar
Fair-haired or white-haired.
IrishSherlock
Bright-haired or fair-haired; derived from Old English elements.
EnglishFinnis
Fair or white, possibly derived from Gaelic elements.
Scottish, IrishWhite
Fair-haired or pale-complexioned.
EnglishMuireann
Sea fair or sea white.
IrishJust
Righteous, fair, or upright in character.
Latin