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Princess Baby Names, Girl Names After Princesses, Page 5

Princess Baby Names

A princess baby name wraps your little girl in a world of grace, royalty, and fairytale charm from the very first moment she is introduced. For parents who dream of raising a daughter who knows she is loved, treasured, and full of quiet strength, a princess baby name feels like a tiara made of letters. These names carry centuries of real royal history and storybook magic, making them timeless choices that never feel out of fashion.

Iconic princess baby names include Diana, after the beloved Princess of Wales, Grace, honoring Grace Kelly, and Victoria, a regal classic shared by queens and princesses across Europe. Aurora rings with Sleeping Beauty magic and means dawn, while Isabella pays tribute to Queen Isabella of Castile and stays one of the most popular names in the US. Rarer picks like Anastasia, meaning resurrection, and Leia, inspired by Star Wars royalty, give your daughter a touch of rebellious sparkle.

When choosing a princess baby name, try it with your surname and imagine it signed on a birthday card or a school diploma. If this collection enchants you, you may also enjoy our royal baby names, Disney-inspired names, and elegant girl names for even more regal ideas. A princess baby name gives your daughter a lifetime of poise, confidence, and the quiet knowledge that she was born into a story worth telling.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Magdalena Woman From Magdala. The Biblical Mary Magdalene Came From Magdala Area Near T... Female Spanish
Magnolia Flower Female French
Marcela Warring Female Spanish
Marceline "Longevity, Pillar." Female French
Margaret Child Of Light: Pearl Female Persian
Marguerite Pearl Female French
Maria Bitter Female German
Marian Bitter Or Rebellious Male Romanian
Marianne Bitter Female French
Marie Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter Female French
Marina Female English
Mary Bitter. Variant Of Miriam. The Biblical Mother Of Christ. Names Like Dolores... Female English
Maryam Variant Of Mary Bitter. Female Arabic
Mathilde Strong In War Female French
Matilda Mother Of Merlin Female Arthurian
Maud Strong In War Female French
Maya Abbreviation Of Amalia: Variant Of Maia. Female Spanish
Melanie Dark. Female French
Melissa Meaning Unknown Female Arthurian
Mia Mine Female Latin
Mildred Mild Of Strength Female English
Muriel Myrrh Female Arabic
Natalia Birthday: Especially The Birthday Of Christ. Female Spanish
Nausicaa Myth Name (Princess Who Finds Odysseus) Female Greek
Nicola People's Victory Female French
Nina Strong Female Native American
Ninette Grace Female French
Noelle Birthday. Feminine Of Noel. Commonly Refers To Christ's Birth And Christmas F... Female French
Olga Holy Female Romanian
Olympia From Olympus Female Greek
Oriana Blond Female Celtic
Orla Golden Female Irish
Pauline Female English
Petronilla Rock Female German
Philippa Lover Of Horses. Variant Of Masculine Philipp. Female Greek
Phillipa Loves Horses Female French
Philomela Nightingale Female Greek
Philomena Greatly Loved Female Greek
Priscilla Female English
Procne Myth Name (Wife Of Pandion) Female Greek
Regan Regal Male Celtic
Renee Reborn Female French
Roderica Famous Ruler Female German
Rose Flower Male Scottish
Roxanne Dawn Female French
Sabina Sabine Female Romanian
Sabrina Legendary Princess Female English
Sadie Princess Female Hebrew
Sallie Princess Female Hebrew
Sally Princess Female Hebrew

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More Princess Baby Names

Disney Princess Baby Names: From the Castle to the Classroom

Disney princess names carry an undeniable magic, but they range from the genuinely wearable to the costume-only, and this guide sorts them honestly. It walks the full lineup by era: the classic-era heroines like Aurora, Cinderella, and Snow White; the renaissance princesses Belle, Jasmine, Ariel, and Esmeralda; and the modern leads Tiana, Rapunzel, Merida, Moana, and Frozen's Elsa and Anna. The most useful section gathers the everyday names hiding inside the princesses, the soft forms a child can actually carry to school, from Ella inside Cinderella and Belle inside Isabelle to Esme from Esmeralda, Aria as a clean alternative to Ariel, Snow from Snow White, and the grand Eleanor and Charlotte behind them. Each entry gives a true origin and meaning, an honest verdict on wearability, and candid notes on nicknames and pronunciation, including where a name like Ariel is really Hebrew or Aurora is Latin for dawn. A closing data section cites real verified 2024 US Social Security rankings, showing how the everyday forms dominate the charts while the princesses named outright, and the costume-only picks, stay far rarer, so you can choose one that feels special rather than borrowed straight off the screen.

25 Pretty Girl Names That Mean Princess

Princess is a regal rank and the feminine equivalent of prince, often used for the consort of a prince or the daughters of a king. For your little girl, princess-inspired names are always lovely, and classic Disney picks like Aurora, Cinderella, Jasmine, and Merida are only the beginning. This list gathers 25 pretty girl names that carry the meaning of princess across various origins and cultures, including Alysa, Amirah, Avantika, Berangaria, Damita, Erendira, Jahzara, Sarai, Tia, Tiana, Zaira, Zara, and Zavrina. Each one feels dignified and graceful, offering you a royal-sounding option for your own little princess.