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Female Fairy Baby Names

Fairy Baby Names

Fairy baby names sprinkle a little magic, gossamer wings, and woodland wonder onto your baby naming search. If you grew up loving fairy tales, midsummer night dreams, or the soft glow of enchanted forests, these fairy baby names offer ethereal picks rich in folklore and meaning. Each option draws from mythology, beloved literature, and nature words that have captured imaginations for centuries.

Consider Aine, an Irish gem meaning ''radiance,'' the name of a beloved Celtic fairy queen. Titania, the Shakespearean fairy queen from A Midsummer Night''s Dream, feels regal and magical for bold girls. Pixie is a sweet English nickname for petite, mischievous spirits with a wink. Sylvie, a French name meaning ''of the woods,'' carries soft forest-fairy charm. Oberon, Shakespeare''s mighty fairy king, feels ancient, noble, and one of a kind for boys.

When choosing fairy baby names, whisper each one and feel the woodland magic in your voice. Pair fanciful picks with grounded middles to keep them wearable and timeless. If fairy baby names enchant you, you may also enjoy our magical baby names for broader picks, our nature baby names for woodland alternatives, or our Celtic baby names for myth-rich companions. A fairy name is a tiny spell of wonder your child can carry through every storybook stage of life.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Abella Breath Female French
Acacia "Thorny." Female African
Acantha Thorn Female Greek
Adalia "Noble One."Also A Hebrew Name Meaning "God Is My Refuge."Some Variants Inclu... Female German
Adamina Feminine Form Of Adam, "Of The Red Earth."Some Variants Are Adamine, Adaminna... Female Hebrew
Adora Chamoru Spanish, "Adore." Female Chamoru
Aegina Meaning Unknown Female Greek
Aelfwine Friend Of The Elves Female English
Aethelwine Friend Of The Elves Female English
Aethelwyne Friend Of The Elves Female English
Afreda Elf Counselor Female English
Aideen Little Fire Female Irish
Ailis Noble Or Honest Female Irish
Aislinn Irish/Gaelic Name Meaning "Vision; Dream."Variants Include Aislin, Aisling, A... Female Gaelic
Alana Offering Female Hawaiian
Alanna "Rock" Or "Comely; Beautiful." Also Possibly A Derivative Of Old French Elain... Female Gaelic
Alcina Myth Name Of A Sorceress Who When Tired Of Her Lovers Would Turn Them Into Tr... Female Greek
Alcippe Myth Name (Daughter Of Ares) Female Greek
Alcyone Feminine Form Of Alcyoneus (Fought Against Athene) Female Greek
Aldora Noble Female English
Aleta Winged Female Spanish
Alethea "Honesty; Truth." Variants Include Alathia, Alecta, Aleethia, Aleta, Aletea,... Female Greek
Alfreda Feminine Form Of Alfredo Counsels The Elves Female Spanish
Alida "Small Winged One." Variants Include Adela, Adelina, Adelita, Adellyna, Adell... Female Latin
Alina Fair Female Celtic
Alivia Alternate Spelling: Olivia. Peace And Symbolizing The Tree Of Life. Female English
Alma Good Female Celtic
Aludra Virgin Female Arabic
Alura Divine Counselor Female English
Alvara Army Of Elves Female German
Alvarie Army Of Elves Female German
Alvie Army Of Elves Female German
Alvina Feminine Of Alvin Meaning Wise Friend. Female Hebrew
Alysia Possesive Female Greek
Alzena Woman Female Arabic
Amalthea Myth Name (Nursed Zeus) Female Greek
Amaris Amaris Meaning Child Of The Moon Is The Astrological Name For Cancer. Female Spanish
Amaryllis Sparkling Female Greek
Amber Fierce Female Gaelic
Ambrosia Myth Name (Food Of The Gods) Female Greek
Amphitrite Myth Name (A Sea Goddess) Female Greek
Amymone Myth Name (Murdered Her Husband) Female Greek
Anais Grace Female Hebrew
Andromeda "Ruler Of Men."According To Greek Mythology, Andromeda Married Perseus, Who H... Female African
Anemone Myth Name Female Greek
Annika Named After Most Powerful Goddess In Hinduism. Female Indian
Annora Grace Female Hebrew
Antiope Myth Name (Daughter Of Asopus) Female Greek
Aretha Virtuous: Excellent. Female Arabic
Arethusa Myth Name (Nymph) Female Greek

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