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Women's English names starting with the letter g. English name for a girl - which one do you like

Women's English names starting with the letter g. English name for a girl - which one do you like

06.05.2019

In a variety of English names, you can find an option for every taste. In this article, we will look at the main English female names and their meanings, and you can safely choose your favorite.

The choice of a name has long been taken seriously. It was believed that the meaning of a name can largely determine the fate of a person and the qualities of his character. But even today, much attention is paid to the meaning of the name and its origin.

Meaning of the name

Before choosing a name for a child, many people want to know what origins the names have and what they meant in their original form.

Let's analyze popular female English names with translation. There may be different versions about their origin and meaning, and it is far from always possible to unambiguously establish the translation - we will give the most established meanings.

Melanie (Melanie): came from the Greek language and means "dark"
Florence (Florence): in Latin means "blooming"
Agatha (Agatha): in Greek meant "good"
Zoe (Zoe): in Greek meant "life"
Rebecca (Rebecca): originates in Hebrew and means "to bind, fasten"
Ruth (Ruth): translated from Hebrew as "friend"
Barbara (Barbara): from Greek - "alien"
Amanda (Amanda): derived from the Latin amandus - "worthy of love"
Victoria (Victoria): translated from Latin as "victory"
Irene (Irene): in Greek - "peace, tranquility"
Miranda (Miranda): from the Latin word mirandus ("wonderful")
Bridget (Bridget): Irish name, which originally had the form Brighid meaning "exalted, enthusiastic"
Sophia (Sophia): translated from Greek as "wisdom"
Margaret (Margaret): from the Greek word for "pearl"
Katherine (Katherine): Greek name, the most common version of the meaning is "pure"
Deborah (Deborah): translated from Hebrew as "bee"
Vivian (Vivian): derived from the Latin vivus "live"
Emma (Emma): from Germanic names meaning "whole"

Some girls' names in English have a transparent origin. Ruby (Ruby) is consonant with the word ruby (ruby) and is of Latin origin with the meaning "red". And the name Harper (Harper), which was worn by the famous American writer Harper Lee (Harper Lee), originally served as a surname and referred to harpists (harp - harp).

It is even easier to guess the meaning of such names as Daisy (Daisy) and April (April). The first repeats the word daisy (daisy), and the second - April (April), which, in turn, is associated with the Latin verb aperire "to open." Both of these names began to be actively used in English no earlier than the 19th century.

When choosing names for girls in English, we pay attention to the meaning, it is not always possible to recognize it. And the point is not only that it is difficult to establish the history of the word: the meaning may simply be absent. Such an interesting story has a female name Vanessa (Vanessa). It was invented by Jonathan Swift (Jonathan Swift) for the poem "Cadenus and Vanessa", combining the first letters of the name of his friend.

Royal names

If we are talking about Great Britain, then for many, the first association with it is the royal family. Although politics has historically been the work of men, women have had their say as well. What beautiful female names in English do we meet at the royal court?

Perhaps one of the main women in the history of Great Britain and the most famous queen is Queen Victoria (Queen Victoria). She ruled the country for over 60 years until 1901. Victoria is her first name. At birth, she was also given the middle name Alexandrina (Alexandrina). But the main one was Victoria, and it was it that was fixed in history: the era of her reign is called Victorian. Many geographical areas are named after the Queen, such as a city in Canada and a state in Australia. The name Victoria remains popular today.

The current Queen of Great Britain is Elizabeth II (Elizabeth II). Her full name sounds like Elizabeth Alexandra Mary (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary). Every element in it is a tribute to other members of the royal family. She was named Elizabeth after her mother, Alexandra after her great-grandmother, and Mary after her grandmother. Elizabeth II ascended the throne in 1952 and has already surpassed her famous predecessor, Queen Victoria, in terms of the length of her reign.

The name Diana is very popular in England. In the royal family, it was worn by Princess Diana, the first wife of Prince Charles. Often her name was abbreviated and simply called Lady Di (Lady Di).

In politics, influential English women are not only the royal family. One of the most significant politicians was Margaret Thatcher (Margaret Thatcher). She became the first woman in Europe to serve as prime minister.

Name Variations

We must not forget that English names often have abbreviated versions that are very popular. As the example of Lady Di shows, abbreviations are used even in relation to government officials.

It often happens that abbreviated variants are fixed in the language and become independent names. For example:

Sandra (Sandra): an abbreviated version of Alexandra (Alexandra)
Stacy (Stacy): short for Anastasia (Anastasia)

In this case, the original version may be completely lost. For example, the form Alice (Alice / Alice) is derived from Adelaide (Adelaide), and in its original form the name sounded like Adalheidis.

Some names have different spellings. This is probably best seen in the forms Katherine / Catharine / Catherine / Catherina / Katharine / Katherina. Added to this diversity are abbreviations that can be used as a full name: Cat / Cathy / Kat / Kate / Kathie / Kathy / Katie / Kitty / Cate.

Male-female

In English, it is quite common to find names that can refer to both women and men, without differing in any way in form.

Ash (Ash)
Cameron (Cameron)
Kerry (Kerry)
Kim (Kim)
Morgan (Morgan)
Parker (Parker)

Often this situation is typical for abbreviated versions. Therefore, beautiful English female names can be obtained, among other things, from the abbreviation of the male form.

Alex (Alex): short for the male name Alexander (Alexander) and the female Alexandra (Alexandra)
Billie (Billy): short for Bill (Bill) and the female form of the name William - Wilhelmina (Wilhelmina)
Chris (Chris): can be formed from Christopher (Christopher), Christian (Christian) or Christine (Christine / Christina)
Frankie (Frankie): from male Frank (Frank) or female Frances (Francis)
Jackie (Jackie): from Jack (Jack) or Jacqueline (Jacqueline)
Nat (Nat): a variant of the forms Nathan (Nathan), Nathaniel (Nathaniel), Natalie (Natalie)
Robbie (Robbie): reduction of male Robert (Robert) or female Roberta (Robert)
Ronnie (Ronnie): can be formed from Ronald (Ronald) or Veronica (Veronica)
Sam (Sam): reduction of male Samuel (Samuel), Samson (Samson) or female Samantha (Samantha)
Steph (Step): a variant of the forms Stephen (Stephen) or Stephanie (Stephanie)
Terry (Terry): derived from the male Terence (Terence) or the female Theresa / Teresa (Teresa)

English names in Russian

Already in the examples of English female names given, one can find those for which it is easy to find Russian counterparts. They have a single source of origin (for example, Greek or Biblical) and have long been entrenched in the Russian language.

Anna - Anna
Maria / Mary - Maria
Sophia - Sofia
Katherine / Catherine
Victoria - Victoria
Alexandra Alexandra
Eva - Eva
Diana - Diana
Anastasia - Anastasia
Veronica - Veronica

Other names, although not typical for Russian-speaking people, are borrowed into Russian. Therefore, if you want to find beautiful English female names that sound unusual, but at the same time do not cut the ear in our society, pay attention to these options:

Emma - Emma
Sabrina - Sabrina
Camilla - Camilla
Laura - Laura / Laura
Irene - Irene

List of popular and rare English names for girls.

Now many newly-made parents come up with various and interesting names for their babies. Along with the old Russian names, foreign ones are gaining popularity. Their popularization is associated with foreign films and serials.

What are the most popular, beautiful, rare, unusual, short English names for girls: rating of the best with meaning

Now in our country there are a lot of girls with foreign names. We offer you a rating.

Foreign names and their decoding:

Abigail. It means "Father's Joy". Most often, very positive girls grow up, they are in a good mood.
Elinor. In translation, it stands for "shepherdess". Usually girls are quite simple and comfortable in communication.
Eveline. The girl is very independent and flies out of her parent's nest early. It means "free bird".
Avalon. It means "Apple". Girls grow up to be very powerful and responsible. In America, girls are called that in winter.
Holly. The girls are very sensual and loyal. They never betray. It means "sister" in translation.
Anabel. The girls are very non-standard and different from the majority. They have a subtle mental organization that not everyone likes. It means "elegantly beautiful" in translation.
Andrea. Means "warlike". This is a girl fighter who is not afraid of difficulties. She is always ahead and very brave.
Doris. These girls are very cheerful and cheerful. It means "funny" in translation.

Short beautiful English female names for girls and girls: list, meanings

Short names are popular because of their conciseness.

List:

Laura. Such girls can predict the future. They are endowed with good intuition. In translation, it means "seer".
Chloe. The girl is very strong spiritually and will not stop at any obstacles. It translates as "mighty".
Chris. A very popular name in the US. There is a legend dedicated to this name. The girl is very brave and brave.
Lisa. A friendly girl who has many acquaintances. Loves to communicate. The name means "friendship" in translation.
Easy. The girl is very emotional and sensual. It means "sensual" in translation.
Audrey. This name is of English origin but gained popularity in America. It means "light" in translation.
Neli. A popular name that means "appearing". Such a girl can be unexpected and spontaneous.
Katie. Very gifted and active. Means "girl".

The most popular English female names: list, meanings

There are also a lot of foreign names that I most often call girls.

List:

Agatha. The girl is very good and responsive. Means "kind", "bright".
April. The girl is very emotional and is able to evoke a response from many men. It means "spring" in translation.
Audrey. A well-known and common name in the states. Means "light, radiant".
Sessilia. This girl is fire. Very passionate and emotional. Means "changeable".
Emily. The girl knows what she wants, and is constantly on the move. Means "rival".
Amanda. A girl with bright and good energy, always positive. Means "pleasant".

The rarest English female names: list, meanings

As in our country, in foreign countries there are names that girls are called the least often.

WITH squeak:

Rebecca. This is a very sociable representative of the fair sex. She gets along well with others, as her name in translation means "friendly".
Mabel. An unusual representative of the fair sex. She has a calm disposition and finds a way out of any life situations. It means "pearl" in translation.
Candlis. A girl with that name is very modest and shy. She rarely causes a lot of noise, because her name translates as "virgin".
Madeline. The fair sex with this name is very calm and responsible. From childhood, she can be entrusted with a variety of tasks. It means "obedient daughter".
Nellie. Our name is also not particularly popular, as in Europe and America. It means "appearing" in translation.
Laura. With such a girl is not bored, she will always find something to do. It means "toy" in translation.

A girl with a rare name Rebecca

The most unusual English female names: list, meanings

There are names that are quite rare and are unusual.

WITH squeak:

Annick. A girl with that name tries to be helpful. Indeed, in translation, her name means "useful."
Christie. The girl is very pious, since the name in translation means "follower of Christ."
Dusty. The character of the fair sex is strong and strong-willed, as in translation it means “stone of Thor”.
Stanley. A young lady with that name strives for harmony in everything. It means "cleansing" in translation.
Manley. The young lady always strives for clarity and certainty. Perhaps due to the fact that the name in translation means "clarifying."
Base A somewhat non-standard name, which is very reminiscent of a man's. It means "grass" in translation.
Ogden. The girl is very persistent and strong in spirit. She does not lose heart and always goes ahead, because her name means "oak grove".
Kevin. This name is called both girls and men. In translation, it means "dear, beloved."
Clare. The name can often be found in films, but it is not popular. It means "glorifying" in translation.
Phillip. This name can also be considered both male and female. It translates as "horse lover".

A girl with an unusual name Dusty.

Despite the popularization of a foreign language, girls in our country are rarely called English names. More often used names that have gained popularity both here and in Europe.

There has always been a fashion for foreign names, the list of women's ones is especially rich. In modern society, there is a popularization of English names.

Scientists conducted research to find out the origin of the name and its meaning. Initially, in English, the main role was played by the nickname of a person, reflecting character traits or abilities. Education in this case came from nouns or adjectives.

The conquest of Britain by the Vikings led to a change in the situation: there was a sharp change from the original English variants to the Norman ones. In modern society, old English names are borne by a small part of the inhabitants of Foggy Albion.

During the 16th century, in the wake of the spread of the religious movement, names taken from the Bible began to be popular.

Among them:

Mary, which is derived from Mary;
Anna, translated as "grace", which belonged to the wife of the prophet Samuel;
Maryann, formed from the merger of Anna and Mary;
Sarah or mistress. That was the name of Abraham's wife.

The next round, which led to the emergence of innovations in the naming of children in English society, was the appearance of printed materials. Some mothers began to choose idols for girls among the heroines of the works of literary masters.

Thus, Jessica, Sylvia, Ophelia, Stella, Julia, Juliet, Jessica, Viola came into use.

Also, the spread of literary masterpieces revived ancient beautiful names: Anita, Jacqueline, Amber, Angelina, Daisy, Michelle and Ruby.

Top Modern English Names

In modern society, it is customary that a child is allowed to be named in such a way that it sounds harmonious. It is not at all necessary that a character or a historical person become a prototype.

Some are formed in such a way that the girl could acquire individual traits or the name would determine her future fate.

The most popular English variants with meaning are shown in the table:

Name	Designation
Crystal	Meaning - ICE, A girl hiding a piece of coldness in herself
Kate	Meaning - PURE. The girl will be ready for a serious relationship - love or friendship
Camellia	The girl will look like the plant of the same name, remaining young and blooming
Jasmine	The fair sex, named "jasmine" will delight others
Jeannie	Meaning - VIRGO. A girl named like that will be chaste and reserved
Destiny	The meaning is FATE. Man will be the creator of his own destiny
Gloria	Meaning - GLORY. People are simply born for accomplishments, victories, success in business
Wendy	Meaning - FRIEND. The girl will be the soul of the company, she will be surrounded by friends
Annabelle	The meaning is GRACIOUS BEAUTY. A name that can leave an imprint on the owner, who will be distinguished by cuteness, beauty, a large number of romantics in love with her
Liana	Designation - SUN. Blinding others with intelligence, beauty, wit
Lorraine	The meaning is the lands of the LOTAR people. It originates from the French province of Lorraine.
Christabel	The meaning is BELIEVER. More often, girls named like this are distinguished by trust and modesty.
Maggie	Meaning - PEARL. Short form of Margaret. The girl will be meek, supple and beautiful
Miranda	The meaning is ADMIRED. Translated from Latin, first used by Shakespeare. The girl will attract attention, causing admiration
Roxana	Meaning - DAWN. With each passing year, the girl will only get prettier and flourish.
Suzanne	Meaning - LILY. A girl named like this will be beautiful and soft, like a flower of the same name.
Terra	The meaning is EARTH. Reliability, calmness, equanimity, solidity - these are the main character traits of a girl
Cherry	Meaning - CHERRY. Poured and beautiful, the girl will attract the admiring glances of young people
Erika	Meaning - RULER. Domineering, conquering and subjugating - these are the main features that will be inherent in a girl named in this way
Esther	Meaning - STAR. The beauty of the girl will attract attention, but only the most worthy will get her love.

Origins in modern times

Fashion for unusual and interesting names is akin to fashion for clothes. She is changeable. During different periods, there is a change of popular female or male names.

Both the original form and the modernized interpretation are used. Today, according to statistics provided by the UK Office for National Statistics, the top three are occupied by Olivia, Emma and Sophie.

It's not just literature that influences popularity. Modern society tends to create idols, which are the heroes of popular films or TV shows.

Among the names that were popular for 2014, Arya, the title character of the cult TV series Game of Thrones, was in 24th place in the ranking. Gradually, other modern versions appeared that came from this series - Sansa, Brienne, Catelyn, Daenerys.

Another literary work that has turned into a cult serial film is Twilight. Since 2008, Bella or Isabella have been on the list of the most popular on the shores of Foggy Albion.

You can't ignore Potter. The old English names included Hermione in their list, who gained popularity again after the release of not a book, but a series of films about a young wizard.

But not only works can influence popularity. Also, the number of uses of a particular variant can be influenced by the success of the living host. In England at one time it was very popular to call girls Margaret as Prime Minister.

Cute and unusual, short and lengthy - history knows many different names. Some show business stars prefer to stand out from the crowd and call their children very unusual.

Bruce Willis named the children after his favorite horses, Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple, which means "apple". No one can deny the fact that a name can influence character. Not for nothing that Captain Vrungel said, “Whatever you call a yacht, that’s how it will float.”

History of the origin of the English name

Initially, English names, like all other peoples, were a common nickname, consisting of two words - a noun and an adjective. They reflected the character of a person, his main features and signs. Further development led to the fact that people began to attribute names (nicknames) to born girls that reflect the most desirable qualities that would predetermine and influence fate.

Native English female names

For England itself, true English names are rare. They account for less than 10% of the total. But it's not just in England. In any Christian country, the basis is made up of names borrowed from the Bible, that is, they have Jewish, Latin or Greek roots. List of English female names of English origin:

Mildred - Mildred. Delicate and strong.
Alice - Alice. It means "noble class" in translation.
Alfreda - Alfreda. Wisdom, mind.
Yvonne - Yvonne. Archer.
Eloise - Eloise. Daughter close to God.

Nevertheless, some Britons remain true to their traditions and name their daughters. The conquest of England by the Vikings reduced the number of English names. Instead, the Normans appeared. At present, in Britain, not all female names are English, the list is constantly growing due to famous foreign women, after whom democratic Britons name their babies.

Names from Christian calendars, Bibles

The spread of Christianity in England greatly influenced women's names. At baptism, babies were named after saints and characters in the Bible. The people twisted these words in their own way, so new English female names began to appear. A list of them is given below:

Mary - Mary. Serene. It comes from the Hebrew name Maria. That was the name of the mother of the Lord Jesus.
Ann - Ann. Grace, Grace. This name was the mother of the prophet Samuel.
Maryanne - Maryann. Serene grace. This name united two - Mary and Ann.
Sarah - Sarah. Name Means "powerful princess".
Sophia - Sophie. Wisdom. Came to English from Christianity.
Katherine - Katherine. Purity. The name comes from Christianity.
Eva - Eve. Life. Came from the Bible. That was the name of the progenitor of people.
Agnes - Agnes. Innocent, undefiled. The name comes from Christianity.
Susanna - Susanna. Little lily.
Judyt - Judith. Glorification. Biblical name.
Joan - Joan. A gift from a merciful God.

A large number of names that are still used today owe their appearance to Protestants and Puritans, who opposed themselves to the Anglican Church and gave their children new names that were different from the usual ones. For the most part they were of a rather strange nature, consisting of sentences. For example, The-Work-of-God Farmer, which means God's Work Farmer. But life has conquered religious fanaticism. Ordinary people gave their daughters beautiful and new names:

Daniel - Daniel. God is my judge.
Sarah - Sarah. Imperious.
Susan - Susan. Lily.
Hannah - Hannah. It came from the name of Anna. Grace. Grace.
Dinah - Dina. Derived from Diana. Divine.
Tamar - Tamara. Date palm.

The modern list of English female names that appeared in Puritan families is quite significant. Many representatives of this trend were forced to hide and went to Australia or North America.

American names

America was settled by immigrants from different countries. Mostly immigrants from the British Empire: British, Scots and Irish. For the most part, these were commoners and criminals who fled from persecution in their homeland. It was they who brought here a shortened form of names that took root well and gained popularity. The list of English female names has been replenished with new ones, such as Ben, Ed, Mud, Mel, Dan, Meg, Ellie, Tina, Lina.

In addition to the inhabitants of Britain, thousands of people from all over Europe moved here, who came with their own traditions and names, which were partly remade by the English-speaking population in their own way.

The most popular American female names (list in English):

Mary - Mary. Derived from Mary. Serene.
Patricia - Patricia. Noble.
Linda - Linda. Beautiful.
Barbara - Barbara. Foreigner.
Elizabeth - Elizabeth. God is my oath.
Jennifer - Jennifer. Enchantress.
Maria - Maria. Serene.
Susan - Susanna. Little Lily.
Margaret - Margaret. Pearl.
Dorothy - Dorothy. Gift of the gods.
Nancy - Nancy. Grace.
Karen - Karen. Generous.
Betty - Betty. Oath to the Gods.
Helen - Helen. Sunbeam.
Sandra - Sandra. Male protector.
Carol - Carol. Derived from Karolina - princess.
Ruth - Ruth. Friendship.
Sharon - Sharon. Princess, plain.

English Catholics, Protestants, Puritans brought their own rules to America, according to which names were given. They, as well as in England, consist of three parts - the main, middle and surname. Many American names were borrowed by the British.

New female names

In the 18th century, a new tradition appeared in England to give children a middle (middle) name. This brought back to life Old English and Gothic names such as Matilda, Diana, Emma. New beautiful English female names have also appeared. Their list was supplemented by famous English writers. Jonathan Swift, William Shakespeare and others gave English women the following names:

Stella - Stella. Star.
Vanessa - Vanessa. Butterfly.
Juliet - Juliet. Born in July
Ophelia - Ophelia. Exalted.
Viola - Viola. Violet.
Silvia - Sylvia. Lesnaya.
Julia - Julia. Girl with soft hair.
Clara - Clara. Clear. Light.
Pamela - Pamela. Wanderer. Pilgrim.
Wendy - Wendy. Girlfriend.
Candida - Candida. Net. White.
Clarinda - Clarinda. Light. Purity.
Belinda - Belinda. Beautiful.
Fleur - Fleur. Flower. Blooming.
Sybil - Sybil. Prophetess. Oracle.

Beautiful female names

Every parent wants, above all, their child to be healthy and beautiful. For their newborn daughters, the British choose euphonious and gentle names. It is hoped that the girl will have those character traits that the name denotes. Therefore, the names are chosen sonorous and with meaning. If there is no such name, then the child can be called any word you like. Legislation allows this, so new beautiful English names for women appear. The list is given below:

Agata - Agatha. Good, good.
Adelaide - Adelaide. Noble.
Beatrice - Beatrice. Blessed.
Britney - Britney. Little Britain.
Valery - Valerie. Strong, brave.
Veronica - Veronica. The one that brings victory.
Gloria - Gloria. Glory.
Camilla - Camilla. Worthy of serving the gods.
Caroline - Carolina. Princess.
Melissa - Melissa. Honey.
Miranda - Miranda. Delightful.
Rebecca - Rebecca. Trap.
Sabrina - Sabrina. Noble.

English surnames

It so happened historically that the personal name is primary, and the surname, which denotes belonging to a clan, family, is secondary. In the same way, English names and surnames are formed for women. List of the most popular and frequently occurring surnames:

Anderson - Anderson.
Baker - Baker.
Brown - Brown.
Carter - Carter.
Clark - Clark.
Cooper - Cooper.
Harrison - Harrison.
Jackson - Jackson.
James - James.
Johnson - Johnson.
King - King.
Lee - Lee.
Martin - Martin.
Morgan - Morgan.
Parker - Parker.
Patterson - Patterson.
Richardson - Richardson.
Smith - Smith.
Spencer - Spencer.
Taylor - Taylor.
Wilson - Wilson.
Young - Jung.

For the most part, like most peoples, they came from personal names. In some cases, they do not undergo any changes - Allen, Baldwin, Cecil, Dennis. Others are associated with the names of the gods and Teutonic mythology - Godwin, Goodiers, Godyears. Part is formed from Scandinavian names - Swain, Thurston, Thurlow.

Some surnames consist of a personal name, to which the ending - son is added, which meant "son of such and such": Thompson, Abbotson, Swainson. The people of Scotland use the prefix - Mac, which also means "son". For example, MacDonald is "Donald's son", MacGregor is "Gregor's son".

Some surnames have a professional connotation, that is, Stuart - "royal seneschal", Pottinger - "the cook who cooks the royal soup." Surnames, like first names, can be given in honor of the place of residence, these can be the names of counties, countries, cities.

At first glance, it seems that choosing a name for a girl is a simple matter. But how difficult it is sometimes to find a suitable English female name! After all, opinions in the family often differ, and young parents have to defend their choice in front of grandparents, friends and close relatives.

You can choose a name by months, by ear, by sound, or by the meaning that lies in it, or simply in honor of a relative whose fate was interesting and exciting. Based on your own considerations or on some other parameters, you still have to choose a name, because a child cannot live without a name.

Different peoples have names in different ways. For example, modern English female names have many sources of origin, and the principle of their creation is different from what we are used to. So the name of an Englishman can contain the first name, middle name and surname. At the same time, one or another surname may appear in the first and second names. This tradition goes back hundreds of years. Initially, only nobles could afford to choose a surname instead of a given name - this was their privilege.

We can discover among English female names French (Olivia), Arabic (Amber), Aramaic (Martha), Persian (Esther, Jasmine, Roxanne), Greek (Angel, Selina), Hebrew (Michelle), Spanish (Dolores, Linda), Italian (Bianca, Donna, Mia ), Latin (Cordelia, Diana, Victoria), Scandinavian (Brenda), Celtic (Tara), Old English (Wayne...), Slavic (Nadia, Vera) and Turkish (Ayla).

Another interesting feature of English-speaking countries is the reference to a person in a diminutive form. In our country, such treatment, as a rule, is unacceptable, and sometimes it can even be considered humiliating.

How to choose an English female name? It should not be too long, while it should be easy to pronounce. It should also be borne in mind that in a homely atmosphere, the name is often transformed into a diminutive form. In addition, the first name must match the last name.

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It is known that the character of a child is influenced not only by the month of birth, but also by the time of year in which he was born. Knowing this influence, with the help of a name, you can adjust the future character of the child.

So, summer girls are easy to influence, they are soft and trusting, so you need to choose “hard” names for them.

Spring girls are fickle, even a little windy, self-critical, and have a sharp mind. At the same time, they have a good sense of humor, but some self-doubt. Therefore, for spring girls, it is also worth choosing "hard-sounding" names.

Winter children are distinguished by selfishness and irascibility. They know what they want and always achieve their goals. Therefore, for "winter" girls, it is better to choose names that are soft and gentle, balancing their sometimes very complex nature.

Autumn children have a light character. They are serious and reasonable, have different talents. The name has almost no effect on autumn girls, so they can be given any name they like.

Let's see the most popular English female names today. Below you can find a list of popular modern English female names.