Looking for gorgeous two syllable girl names?
Two syllable baby girl names are the most popular among parents. Over half of the most popular baby names in the UK were two-syllable names, according to the latest UK baby name data from the ONS.
Names such as Mia, Ava, Lily and Ivy have remained firm favourites with parents in the UK, US and elsewhere in recent years.
When you look at these cute names for girls it’s easy to see why. They roll easily off the tongue and go with a good variety of middle names too!
The two-syllable names cover a lot of different baby name trends as well, including vintage girl names, with names such as Ada and Betty, and names ending in “y”, such as Ivy and Amy.
We’ve got a list of 800 two-syllable girl names for you to choose from!
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Best 2 syllable girl names
These are my pick of the bunch for two-syllable girl names. There’s a lovely selection here, including simple, sweet names such as Ava and longer, delicate names such as Charlotte.
Ava
Meaning birdlike or lively.
Ellie
Meaning light.
Emma
Meaning universal or whole.
Evie
Meaning life or breath.
Charlotte
Meaning free man.
Chloe
A name of Greek origin meaning blooming or fertility.
Daisy
After the pretty white flower, the word means day’s eye.
Harper
Meaning harp player.
Hazel
Meaning hazel tree.
Isla
A Spanish and Scottish name meaning island.
Ivy
An English name meaning vine.
Lily
An English name meaning purity and innocence.
Luna
Meaning moon.
Mia
Meaning mine.
Mila
This pretty name means gracious or dear one.
Nora
Meaning light.
Nova
Meaning new.
Rosie
An English name meaning rose.
Stella
Meaning celestial star.
Violet
Meaning purple.
Willow
An English name meaning willow tree or freedom.
Zara
Meaning radiance.
Zoe
Greek name meaning life.
Pretty 2 syllable girl names
These pretty two syllable girl’s names are a great balance of feminine and bold, with adorable names such as Coco and Lola and strong girl names like Rachel and Whitney.
Abby – A diminutive of Abigail, meaning “my father’s joy” (Hebrew).
Aine – An Irish name meaning “brightness” or “radiance”.
Ainsley – A Scottish name meaning “one’s own meadow”.
Alice – Of German origin, meaning “noble” or “exalted”.
Allie – A diminutive of Alison or Alexandra, meaning “noble” or “defender of the people”.
Amber – A gemstone name derived from Arabic, meaning “jewel” or “amber-colored”.
Amie/Ami – French variant of Amy, meaning “beloved” or “friend”.
Amy – From the Old French Amee, meaning “beloved”.
Ana – A variant of Anna, meaning “grace” (Hebrew).
Andi – A diminutive of Andrea, meaning “brave” or “manly”.
Angel – Of Greek origin, meaning “messenger” or “angelic”.
April – Latin origin, named after the month, which means “to open” (buds in spring).
Anna – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “grace”.
Annie – A diminutive of Anne, meaning “grace”.
Anouk – A diminutive of Anna, used in French and Dutch, meaning “grace”.
Asha – Of Swahili and Sanskrit origin, meaning “life” or “hope”.
Ashley – Of Old English origin, meaning “ash tree meadow”.
Ashlyn – A modern English name combining “ash tree” and “lyn” (lake).
Aspen – Named after the tree, which is known for its trembling leaves.
Aubree/Aubrey – Of German origin, meaning “elf ruler”.
Aster – From the Greek word for “star”.
Astrid – Of Scandinavian origin, meaning “divinely beautiful”.
Autumn – Named after the season, from Latin “autumnus”.
Avery – Of English origin, meaning “ruler of the elves”.
Bella – Italian for “beautiful”.
Billie – A diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning “resolute protection” (German).
Birdie – An English name meaning “little bird”.
Blakely – Of Old English origin, meaning “dark wood” or “clearing”.
Bonnie – A Scottish name meaning “pretty” or “good”.
Brenda – Of Old Norse origin, meaning “sword”.
Bridget – Of Irish origin, meaning “exalted one”.
Cadence – Of Latin origin, meaning “rhythm” or “flow”.
Camille – Of French origin, meaning “young ceremonial attendant”.
Carly – A diminutive of Caroline, meaning “free woman” (German).
Carmen – Of Latin origin, meaning “song” or “poem”.
Cary – Of Welsh origin, meaning “pleasant stream”.
Carys – A Welsh name meaning “love”.
Charlie – A diminutive of Charles, meaning “free man” (German).
Chelsea – Of Old English origin, meaning “landing place for chalk or limestone”.
Christine – Of Greek origin, meaning “follower of Christ”.
Cleo – A diminutive of Cleopatra, meaning “glory” or “fame” (Greek).
Clover – Named after the plant, symbolizing good luck.
Coco – A diminutive form, often of the name Nicole or Colette.
Colette – Of French origin, meaning “people of victory”.
Cora – Of Greek origin, meaning “maiden” or “heart”.
Coral – Named after the marine organism, symbolizing beauty.
Corinne – Of Greek origin, meaning “maiden”.
Crystal – Named after the clear, transparent mineral.
Daphne – Of Greek origin, meaning “laurel tree”.
Darcy – Of Irish origin, meaning “dark one”.
Demi – Of French origin, meaning “half” or “small”.
Desi – A diminutive of Desiderio, meaning “desired” (Latin).
Devon – Of English origin, meaning “defender”.
Dixie – An American name associated with the southern U.S., meaning “tenth”.
Dulce – Of Latin origin, meaning “sweet”.
Della – A diminutive of Adela, meaning “noble” (German).
Delphine – Of Greek origin, meaning “dolphin”.
Delta – Named after the Greek letter and geographical landform, symbolizing change.
Dylan – Of Welsh origin, meaning “son of the sea”.
Eden – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “delight” or “paradise”.
Elin – A variant of Ellen, meaning “light” (Greek).
Elisa – A short form of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God” (Hebrew).
Elise – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God”.
Ella – Of German origin, meaning “all” or “completely”.
Ellen – Of Greek origin, meaning “light”.
Ellie – A diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen, meaning “light”.
Elyse – A variant of Elise, meaning “pledged to God”.
Ember – Named after the glowing remains of a fire.
Embry – Of English origin, meaning “flat-topped hill”.
Emma – Of German origin, meaning “universal”.
Emme – A diminutive of Emma or Emily, meaning “universal” or “rival”.
Emmy – A diminutive of Emma or Emily, meaning “universal” or “rival”.
Enid – Of Welsh origin, meaning “soul” or “life”.
Esme – Of French origin, meaning “esteemed” or “loved”.
Eva – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “life”.
Flora – Of Latin origin, meaning “flower”.
Florence – Of Latin origin, meaning “flourishing” or “prosperous”.
Frances – Of Latin origin, meaning “free” or “from France”.
Freya – Of Norse origin, meaning “noble lady”.
Gemma – Of Latin origin, meaning “gem” or “jewel”.
Gracie – A diminutive of Grace, meaning “grace” or “blessing”.
Gia – A diminutive of Gianna, meaning “God is gracious” (Italian).
Gigi – A diminutive of Georgina or Virginia, meaning “earth worker” or “virgin”.
Gracelyn – A combination of Grace and Lynn, meaning “graceful lake”.
Ginger – Of English origin, named after the spice, symbolizing liveliness.
Ginny – A diminutive of Virginia, meaning “pure”.
Giselle – Of German origin, meaning “pledge” or “hostage”.
Hadley – Of Old English origin, meaning “heather field”.
Hallie – A variant of Hayley, meaning “dweller at the meadow by the manor”.
Halo – Named after the ring of light seen around the sun or moon.
Hamza – Of Arabic origin, meaning “steadfast” or “strong”.
Harbor – Named after the sheltered part of a body of water.
Heaven – Of English origin, meaning “paradise”.
Hailey/Hayley – Of Old English origin, meaning “hay meadow”.
Hana – Of Japanese origin, meaning “flower” or “blossom”.
Hannah – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “grace”.
Harley – Of Old English origin, meaning “hare meadow”.
Harlow – Of Old English origin, meaning “rock hill” or “army hill”.
Hattie – A diminutive of Harriet, meaning “home ruler”.
Haven – Of English origin, meaning “safe place”.
Hayley – Of Old English origin, meaning “hay meadow”.
Heather – Named after the flowering evergreen plant, meaning “heather plant”.
Heidi – A diminutive of Adelheid, meaning “noble kind” (German).
Helen – Of Greek origin, meaning “light” or “bright one”.
Holly – Named after the evergreen tree, symbolizing “holly tree”.
Honey – Of English origin, meaning “sweet”.
Honor – Of English origin, meaning “dignity” or “reputation”.
Jasmine – Named after the fragrant flower, from Persian origin, meaning “gift from God”.
Jenna – Of English origin, a diminutive of Jennifer, meaning “fair one” or “white wave”.
Jenny – A diminutive of Jennifer, meaning “fair one” or “white wave”.
Jessa – A diminutive of Jessica, meaning “God beholds” (Hebrew).
Jessie – A diminutive of Jessica or a form of Janet, meaning “God beholds” or “gracious” (Hebrew/Scottish).
Jewel – Of English origin, meaning “precious gem”.
Julie – Of Latin origin, a form of Julia, meaning “youthful” or “downy”.
Josie – A diminutive of Josephine, meaning “God will add” (Hebrew).
Joslyn – Of German origin, meaning “member of the Gauts tribe” or “cheerful”.
Juno – Of Latin origin, meaning “queen of the heavens”.
Justine – Of Latin origin, meaning “fair” or “righteous”.
Kathryn – A variant of Katherine, meaning “pure” (Greek).
Katie – A diminutive of Katherine, meaning “pure” (Greek).
Kaya – Of Native American origin, meaning “little but wise”.
Kayla – Of Hebrew and Arabic origin, meaning “laurel” or “crown”.
Kendall – Of Old English origin, meaning “valley of the River Kent”.
Kendra – Of English origin, meaning “knowledge” or “understanding”.
Kenna – A feminine form of Kenneth, meaning “born of fire” or “handsome” (Scottish).
Khloe – A variant of Chloe, meaning “blooming” or “fertility” (Greek).
Kiki – Often a diminutive of names like Christina or Katherine, meaning “pure” (Greek) or “follower of Christ” (Greek).
Kimber – Of English origin, meaning “from the wood of the royal forest”.
Kismet – Of Turkish origin, meaning “fate” or “destiny”.
Kirsten – A Scandinavian form of Christine, meaning “follower of Christ”.
Kristen – Of Scandinavian origin, meaning “follower of Christ”.
Kylie – Of Gaelic origin, meaning “boomerang” or “graceful”.
Kyra – Of Greek origin, meaning “lord” or “lady”.
Lacie – Of French origin, meaning “cheerful” or “from Lassy” (a place in France).
Laila/Lailah – Of Arabic origin, meaning “night” or “dark beauty”.
Lainey – A diminutive of Elaine, meaning “bright” or “shining light” (Greek).
Laney – A diminutive of Elaine, meaning “bright” or “shining light” (Greek).
Lara – Of Latin origin, meaning “famous” or “protection”.
Laura – Of Latin origin, meaning “laurel” or “victory”.
Lindsay – Of Old English origin, meaning “Lincoln’s marsh” or “island of linden trees”.
Lisa – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God” (Hebrew).
Lizzie – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God” (Hebrew).
Lennon – Of Irish origin, meaning “lover” or “small cloak”.
Leslie – Of Scottish origin, meaning “garden of holly”.
Lexa – A diminutive of Alexandra, meaning “defender of the people”.
Lei – Of Chinese origin, meaning “thunder” or “flower” (depending on pronunciation and characters used).
Lexie – A diminutive of Alexandra, meaning “defender of the people”.
Lexus – A modern name, possibly derived from Alexis, meaning “defender” (Greek).
Leyla – A variant of Layla, meaning “night” (Arabic).
Libby – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God” (Hebrew).
Lie – A variant of Leah, meaning “weary” (Hebrew) or a diminutive of names like Caroline.
Lila – Of Arabic origin, meaning “night” or “dark beauty”.
Lilac – Named after the flowering plant, symbolizing “first love”.
Liza – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God” (Hebrew).
Lillie – A variant of Lily, named after the flower, symbolizing “purity”.
Lori – A diminutive of Laura, meaning “laurel” or “victory”.
Lottie – A diminutive of Charlotte, meaning “free man” (German).
Lucy – Of Latin origin, meaning “light”.
Lois – Of Greek origin, meaning “most desirable” or “superior”.
Lola – A diminutive of Dolores, meaning “sorrows” (Spanish).
Lucille – A diminutive of Lucia, meaning “light” (Latin).
Luna – Of Latin origin, meaning “moon”.
Lulu – Of Arabic origin, meaning “pearl”.
Luma – Of Arabic origin, meaning “dawn” or “sunset”.
Lumi – Of Finnish origin, meaning “snow”.
Lyla – A variant of Lila, meaning “night” (Arabic).
Lyra – Of Greek origin, meaning “lyre” (a stringed musical instrument).
Lyric – Of Greek origin, meaning “lyre” or “songlike”.
Maci/Macy – Of Old English origin, meaning “weapon” or “hill”.
Megan – A diminutive of Margaret, meaning “pearl” (Greek).
Maddie – A diminutive of Madeline or Madison, meaning “woman from Magdala” or “son of Matthew” (Hebrew/English).
Maggie – A diminutive of Margaret, meaning “pearl” (Greek).
Mandy – A diminutive of Amanda, meaning “worthy of love” (Latin).
Maple – Named after the tree, symbolizing strength and endurance.
Maia – Of Greek origin, meaning “mother” or “great”.
Mara – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “bitter”.
Marie – A French form of Mary, meaning “bitter” or “beloved” (Hebrew).
Maya – Of Hebrew, Greek, and Sanskrit origin, meaning “water”, “good mother”, or “illusion”.
Misty – Of English origin, meaning “covered with mist” or “dim”.
Molly – A diminutive of Mary, meaning “bitter” or “beloved” (Hebrew).
Milan – Of Slavic origin, meaning “gracious” or “dear”.
Miley – Of Irish origin, meaning “smiley” or “pleasant”.
Millie – A diminutive of Millicent or Mildred, meaning “gentle strength” (German).
Mimi – A diminutive of names like Miriam or Marilyn, meaning “bitter” or “beloved”.
Mina – A diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning “resolute protection” (German).
Mindy – A diminutive of Melinda, meaning “gentle” or “dark” (English).
Minnie – A diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning “resolute protection” (German).
Mira – Of Latin, Slavic, and Sanskrit origin, meaning “wonderful”, “peace”, or “ocean”.
Monday – Named after the day of the week, symbolizing the moon’s day.
Monet – Of French origin, associated with the artist, meaning “to be heard”.
Monroe – Of Scottish origin, meaning “mouth of the Roe River”.
Morgan – Of Welsh origin, meaning “sea-born” or “great circle”.
Mya – A variant of Maya, meaning “water” or “illusion”.
Myla – A feminine form of Milo, meaning “soldier” or “merciful” (Slavic/Latin).
Myra – Of Greek origin, meaning “myrrh” (a fragrant resin).
Naya – Of Indian and Arabic origin, meaning “renewal” or “new”.
Nevaeh – Heaven spelled backward, symbolizing “heaven”.
Nicole – Of Greek origin, meaning “victory of the people”.
Nia – Of Welsh origin, meaning “brightness” or “radiance”; also Swahili for “purpose”.
Niamh – Of Irish origin, meaning “bright” or “radiant”.
Nike – Of Greek origin, meaning “victory”.
Nina – Of various origins, meaning “little girl” (Spanish), “dreamer” (Native American), or “grace” (Hebrew).
Nixie – Of German origin, meaning “water sprite” or “fairy”.
Noa – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “motion”; also a variant of Noah.
Noelle – Of French origin, meaning “Christmas”.
Nola – Of Irish origin, meaning “white shoulder”.
Nomi – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “pleasant” or “beautiful”.
Nora – Of Latin origin, meaning “honor” or a diminutive of Honora.
Norah – A variant of Nora, meaning “honor” or “light”.
Nori – Of Japanese origin, meaning “seaweed” or “belief”.
Nouvel – Of French origin, meaning “new”.
Nova – Of Latin origin, meaning “new”.
Nyla – Of Arabic origin, meaning “winner” or “achiever”.
Nylah – A variant of Nyla, meaning “winner” or “achiever”.
Ocean – Of Greek origin, referring to the vast body of saltwater.
Olive – Of Latin origin, meaning “olive tree”, symbolizing peace.
Onyx – Of Greek origin, referring to the semi-precious stone.
Opal – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning “precious stone”.
Orchid – Of Greek origin, named after the delicate and exotic flower.
Orla – Of Irish origin, meaning “golden princess”.
Paisley – Of Scottish origin, named after the patterned fabric or the town in Scotland.
Pansy – Of French origin, meaning “thought” or named after the flower.
Paris – Of Greek origin, named after the city in France or the mythological figure.
Parker – Of English origin, meaning “park keeper”.
Patience – Of English origin, symbolizing “endurance” or “calm”.
Paula – Of Latin origin, meaning “small” or “humble”.
Payton – Of English origin, meaning “fighter’s estate”.
Peggy – A diminutive of Margaret, meaning “pearl”.
Penny – A diminutive of Penelope, meaning “weaver” (Greek).
Perla – Of Spanish origin, meaning “pearl”.
Petal – Of English origin, named after the part of a flower.
Peyton – A variant of Payton, meaning “fighter’s estate”.
Phoebe – Of Greek origin, meaning “bright” or “pure”.
Phoenix – Of Greek origin, referring to the mythological bird that rises from its ashes.
Piper – Of English origin, meaning “flute player”.
Pippa – A diminutive of Philippa, meaning “lover of horses” (Greek).
Polly – A diminutive of Mary or Pauline, meaning “bitter” or “small”.
Poppy – Of Latin origin, named after the flower symbolizing “remembrance”.
Posy – Of English origin, meaning “a small bouquet of flowers”.
Rachael – A variant of Rachel, meaning “ewe” (Hebrew).
Rachel – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “ewe” or “female sheep”.
Raven – Of English origin, named after the blackbird.
Raya – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “friend” or “queen”.
Reagan – Of Irish origin, meaning “little king”.
Rhea – Of Greek origin, meaning “flowing stream” or “mother of the gods” in mythology.
Riley – Of Irish origin, meaning “valiant” or “rye clearing”.
Rilynn – A modern name combining Riley and Lynn, meaning “valiant” and “lake”.
Rita – A diminutive of Margarita, meaning “pearl”.
River – Of English origin, referring to a flowing body of water.
Riya – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning “singer” or “graceful”.
Robin – Of English origin, named after the bird, or a diminutive of Robert, meaning “bright fame”.
Romy – Of Latin origin, meaning “dew of the sea” or a diminutive of Rosemary.
Rosa – Of Latin origin, meaning “rose”.
Roselyn – A variant of Rosalind, meaning “beautiful rose”.
Rowan – Of Gaelic origin, meaning “little red one” or referring to the rowan tree.
Roxanne – Of Persian origin, meaning “dawn” or “bright”.
Roxy – A diminutive of Roxanne, meaning “dawn” or “bright”.
Ruby – Of Latin origin, named after the precious red gemstone.
Ryann – A feminine form of Ryan, meaning “little king” (Irish).
Rylee – A variant of Riley, meaning “valiant” or “rye clearing”.
Sabine – Of Latin origin, meaning “woman of the Sabine people”.
Sable – Of Old English origin, referring to the black-furred animal.
Sadie – A diminutive of Sarah, meaning “princess”.
Saffron – Of Arabic origin, named after the spice, meaning “yellow”.
Sally – A diminutive of Sarah, meaning “princess”.
Salma – Of Arabic origin, meaning “peace”.
Sandra – A diminutive of Alexandra, meaning “defender of the people”.
Sandy – A diminutive of Sandra or Alexander, meaning “defender of the people”.
Sansa – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning “praise” or “charm”.
Saoirse – Of Irish origin, meaning “freedom”.
Sarah – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “princess”.
Sarai – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “princess”.
Sasha – A diminutive of Alexander or Alexandra, meaning “defender of the people”.
Sawyer – Of English origin, meaning “woodcutter”.
Saylor – Of English origin, meaning “sailor”.
Scarlett – Of English origin, meaning “red” or referring to the color scarlet.
Selah – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “pause and reflect” (often found in the Psalms).
Selene – Of Greek origin, meaning “moon”.
Sharon – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “a plain” or “fertile plain”.
Shayla – Of Gaelic origin, meaning “from the fairy palace” or “question”.
Sheryl – A variant of Cheryl, meaning “beloved” or “darling”.
Shiloh – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “peace” or “abundance”.
Shiva – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning “auspicious one”; a major deity in Hinduism.
Simone – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “one who hears” or “God has heard”.
Siobhan – Of Irish origin, meaning “God is gracious”.
Siri – Of Scandinavian origin, meaning “beautiful victory”.
Skyla – A variant of Skylar, meaning “scholar” (Dutch) or “eternal life” (English).
Skylar – Of Dutch origin, meaning “scholar”.
Soleil – Of French origin, meaning “sun”.
Sonja – A variant of Sonia, meaning “wisdom” (Greek).
Sonya – A variant of Sonia, meaning “wisdom” (Greek).
Sonnet – Of French origin, referring to a “short lyrical poem”.
Sophie – Of Greek origin, meaning “wisdom”.
Stacy – A diminutive of Anastasia, meaning “resurrection” (Greek) or “fruitful” (English).
Starling – Of English origin, referring to the bird.
Stella – Of Latin origin, meaning “star”.
Stevie – A diminutive of Stephanie or Steven, meaning “crown” or “garland” (Greek).
Stormi – A variant of Stormy, meaning “impetuous nature” or referring to a “storm”.
Story – Of English origin, meaning “tale” or “narrative”.
Summer – Of English origin, referring to the season.
Sunny – Of English origin, meaning “sunshine” or “cheerful”.
Suri – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “princess” or “red rose” (Persian).
Susan – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “lily” or “graceful lily”.
Sutton – Of English origin, meaning “from the southern homestead”.
Tara – Of Gaelic origin, meaning “rocky hill” or of Sanskrit origin, meaning “star”.
Tatum – Of Old English origin, meaning “Tate’s homestead”.
Taylor – Of English origin, meaning “tailor”.
Teagan – Of Irish origin, meaning “attractive” or “little poet”.
Teddy – A diminutive of Theodore, meaning “gift of God” (Greek).
Tessa – A diminutive of Teresa, meaning “harvester” (Greek).
Thelma – Of Greek origin, meaning “will” or “volition”.
Tina – A diminutive of Christina, meaning “follower of Christ”.
Tilly – A diminutive of Matilda, meaning “mighty in battle” (German).
Tori – A diminutive of Victoria, meaning “victory” (Latin).
Tulip – Of Turkish origin, named after the flower, symbolizing “perfect love”.
Topaz – Of Greek origin, named after the precious gemstone.
Tristen – A variant of Tristan, meaning “sorrowful” (Celtic).
Trudie – A diminutive of Gertrude, meaning “spear of strength” (German).
Thea – Of Greek origin, meaning “goddess” or “gift of God”.
Uma – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning “splendor” or a name of the Hindu goddess Parvati.
Una – Of Latin origin, meaning “one” or “unity”.
Venus – Of Latin origin, named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
Vida – Of Spanish origin, meaning “life”.
Vita – Of Latin origin, meaning “life”.
Vivi – A diminutive of Vivian, meaning “alive” or “lively”.
Whitney – Of English origin, meaning “white island”.
Willa – A diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning “resolute protection” (German).
Winslow – Of Old English origin, meaning “friend’s hill”.
Winter – Of English origin, referring to the season.
Wynter – A variant of Winter, referring to the season.
Wylie – Of English origin, meaning “well-watered meadow” or “crafty” (Scottish).
Yara – Of Arabic origin, meaning “small butterfly” or “friend”.
Yasmin – Of Persian origin, meaning “jasmine flower”.
Zadie – Of Arabic origin, meaning “prosperous” or a variant of Sadie.
Zoey – Of Greek origin, meaning “life”.
Zion – Of Hebrew origin, referring to “highest point” or “holy place”.
Zola – Of African origin, meaning “quiet” or “tranquil”.
Zora – Of Slavic origin, meaning “dawn”.
Zuri – Of Swahili origin, meaning “beautiful”.
Old fashioned 2 syllable girl names
If you love old fashioned vintage names then there are plenty of two syllable choices! Many of these have made a huge comeback in popularity in recent years, such as Ada and Etta which are both back in the top 200 baby names.
- Ada
- Addy
- Adele
- Aggie
- Angie
- Aileen
- Alma
- Audrey
- Betsy
- Betty
- Carol
- Celeste
- Clara
- Claudette
- Dolly
- Dora
- Doris
- Dinah
- Dusty
- Edith
- Edna
- Eileen
- Elaine
- Esther
- Ethel
- Etta
- Gilda
- Gladys
- Greta
- Ingrid
- Irene
- Iris
- Jackie
- Jolene
- Judith
- Judy
- Kitty
- Lilith
- Louise
- Lucille
- Mabel
- Maisie
- Margot
- Martha
- Mary
- Maureen
- Myrtle
- Nancy
- Nellie
- Pauline
- Primrose
- Quinnie
- Queenie
- Sydney
- Sylvie
- Wallis
- Wanda
- Winnie
- Vera
Unique 2 syllable girl names
Want a baby name that’s rare and unusual? These unique two syllable baby girl names are less commonly used.
Abril
Adley
Aerith
Aiko
Aislinn
Alpha
Ama
Amal
Amma
Andry
Ansley
Apple
Aqua
Arbor
Arden
Ari
Arie
Arrow
Ausra
Avah
Avi
Avis
Aya
Ayla
Aylin
Aysha
Bailey
Bambi
Bebe
Belen
Bernice
Bette
Bradi
Braelyn
Braylee
Brenna
Bria
Brielle
Brienne
Brinkley
Brinley
Brisa
Bristol
Brooklyn
Brylee
Bryleigh
Brynlee
Bunny
Cadi
Caelyn
Caitlin
Cali
Calla
Callie
Calyx
Campbell
Camry
Camryn
Candy
Capri
Caprice
Cara
Carbry
Cascade
Casey
Catelyn
Ceres
Cezanne
Chana
Chandra
Chanel
Charlee
Chaya
Cherie
Cherish
Cheyenne
Cinder
Collins
Constance
Curie
Dallas
Dana
Dani
Danielle
Danna
Daryl
Daya
Deka
Dilan
Diane
Eastyn
Eilish
Eillie
Eira
Eire
Elseie
Emryn
Emrys
Ensley
Eos
Erin
Eshe
Evren
Fable
Fallon
Farah
Fifer
Finley
Frida
Fuchsia
Gaia
Garnet
Georgia
Gesine
Gilly
Glory
Golda
Halah
Haley
Halsey
Hedwig
Hedy
Henley
Holland
Hunter
Hydra
Icy
Ida
Iman
Indy
Inez
Io
Ira
Irie
Isa
Itzel
Jada
Jadis
Jaelynn
Jaime
Jairo
Jalen
Jamie
Jana
Janelle
Janis
Jayda
Jayla
Jaylee
Jayleen
Jaylene
Jazlyn
Jemma
Joelle
Jojo
Jollie
Jordan
Jordyn
Journey
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