Fairy Girl Names, Names Inspired by Nymphs and Fairies, Page 6
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.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larissa | Cheerful | Female | Greek |
| Layla | Swahili And Muslim Name Meaning "Born At Night." | Female | African |
| Leandra | Like A Lioness. | Female | Latin |
| Leena | Wet Meadow. | Female | Irish |
| Leigh | Meadow. Surname Or Given Name. | Female | English |
| Lethe | Myth Name (River Of Oblivion) | Female | Greek |
| Letitia | Happy | Female | Spanish |
| Leucippe | Myth Name (Mother Of Teuthras) | Female | Greek |
| Leucothea | Myth Name (A Sea Nymph) | Female | Greek |
| Liliana | Lily | Female | Italian |
| Lilli | The Flower Lily Is A Symbol Of Innocence: Purity And Beauty. | Female | German |
| Lilly | The Flower Lily Is A Symbol Of Innocence: Purity And Beauty. | Female | English |
| Lily | Lily | Female | Hebrew |
| Livana | White | Female | Hebrew |
| Lolita | Feminine Form Of Carlos Manly | Female | Spanish |
| Louella | Famous Elf | Female | English |
| Luana | Graceful Battle Maiden | Female | German |
| Luella | Famous Elf | Female | English |
| Luna | Moon | Female | Spanish |
| Lynette | Bird | Female | Anglo |
| Lysandra | Defends Man | Female | Greek |
| Magdalena | Woman From Magdala. The Biblical Mary Magdalene Came From Magdala Area Near T... | Female | Spanish |
| Magena | Moon | Female | Native American |
| Maia | Myth Name (Mother Of Hermes) | Female | Greek |
| Maira | Variant Of Mary Bitter. | Female | Scottish |
| Marigold | Mary's Gold - Refers To Both The Flower And The Mother Of Jesus. | Female | English |
| Maurelle | Dark And Elfin | Female | French |
| Melaina | Dark. | Female | French |
| Melia | Plumeria | Female | Hawaiian |
| Melissa | Meaning Unknown | Female | Arthurian |
| Meriel | Variant Of Muriel Shining Sea. | Female | English |
| Merope | Myth Name (Foster Mother Of Oedipus) | Female | Greek |
| Merry | Happy | Female | English |
| Metis | Myth Name (Resourcefulness) | Female | Greek |
| Michael | Gift From God | Male | Hebrew |
| Moria | The Wind | Female | English |
| Nata | Speaker | Female | Native American |
| Neda | Wealthy Guardian | Female | English |
| Nephele | Myth Name (The Cloud Hera Made By Zeus That Birthed The Centaurs) | Female | Greek |
| Nereus | Myth Name (Father Of The Nereids) | Male | Greek |
| Nerine | Myth Name (The Sea Nymphs) | Female | Greek |
| Nerissa | Daughter Of The Sea. | Female | Latin |
| Nevada | Snowy | Female | Spanish |
| Niamh | Bright. | Female | Gaelic |
| Nidawi | Omaha Name Meaning " Fairy." | Female | Native American |
| Nixie | Little Water Sprite | Female | German |
| Nokomis | Cheyenne Name Meaning "Grandmother." | Female | Native American |
| Nova | Chases Butterfly (Hopi) | Female | Native American |
| Nympha | Bride | Female | Greek |
| Nysa | Goal | Female | Greek |
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