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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Yoninah

Dove

Hebrew

Yalexi
Yanelly
Yoseba

God will multiply

Hebrew

Yvonne

Yew

German

Yeslin
Yurany
Yashila
Yveth
Yesli
Yalissa

A beautifull flower.

Hebrew

Yarenis
Yarelly
Yariah
Yetta

“She who is given as a reward,” from the Anglo-Saxon geatan, to give.

English

Yocelin
Youko

Sunshine, Light

Japanese

Yolley

Violet flower

Greek

Ynez

Chaste

Spanish

Yui

Elegant Cloth

Japanese

Yarnell
Yaotl

Warrior

Aztec (Nahuatl)

Yapany

Big Sister

Aboriginal

Yissel
Yekara

Costly, precious

Hebrew

Yailyn
Yolane

Purple

Latin

Yancee
Ynocencia

Innocence

Spanish

Yamira
Yale

Dweller at the fertile upland

English

Yardena
Yeraldin
Yasheka
Yessenia

Spanish

Yoltzin
Yula

Russian

Yahira
Yionna

Light

Hungarian

Yanelis
Yehudis
Yanisha

Danish

Yonit

Dove

Hebrew

Yajahira
Yasirah
Yer
Yadhira
Yemima
Yannica
Yanay

Thanks to the letter’s spring and spirit, girl names that start with Y are appearing more and more on the playground. The second to last letter of the alphabet often gets overlooked, as her next door neighbors X and Z are first stops for parents seeking something rare. The mighty Y is just as exotic as they are, however, and there are plenty of unique girl names that start with Y. Try out Yessenia and Yasmina for a frilly feminine feel or keep it short and sweet with little Yana.

Y names for girls aren’t too out there if you look a little closer. In fact, many baby girl names starting with Y are quite similar to more popular choices on the charts. Take Yasmin for example, a variant of Jasmine. There are also names like Yuliana and Yulia, twists on the mega-popular Juliana and Julia. There’s also Ysabel, a variant spelling of Isabel.

Several baby girl names that start with Y do appear in the Top 1000 like Yaretzi and Yareli, two spunky names with excitement and energy. Like other rare letters, girl names that start with Y are diamonds in the rough just waiting for the right person to let them sparkle.