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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adriana
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From Hadria
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Latin
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Alba
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White
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Latin
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Alegria
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Cheerful; gay and jaunty
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Latin
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Alejandria
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Form of Alexander; defender of man
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Spanish
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Amalfi
|
Italian place name
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Italian
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Ana
|
Gracious one
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Hebrew
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Anastacia
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Resurrection
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Greek
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Andrea
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Manly and virile
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Greek
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Antonella
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Daughter of Anthony
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Italian
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Ariadna
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Most holy
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Greek
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Astrea
|
Star
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Latin
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Astrid
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Fair, beautiful goddess
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Scandinavian
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Aura
|
Wind
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Latin
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Ayleen
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Form of Eileen
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Irish
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Luisa
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Famous warrior
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Spanish
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Luz
|
Light
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Spanish
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Magdalena
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Woman from Magdala
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Greek
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Maite
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Lovable
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Spanish
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Manuela
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God is with us
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Spanish
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Maria
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Of the sea
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Latin
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Mariaceleste
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Combination of Maria and Celeste
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Spanish
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Mariafernanda
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Combination of Maria and Fernanda
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Spanish
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Mariajose
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Combination of Maria and Jose
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Spanish
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Mariana
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Of the sea
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Spanish
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Mariangel
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Combination of Maria and Angel
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Spanish
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Mariapaula
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Combination of Maria and Paula
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Spanish
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Marta
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Lady; mistress of the house; dedicated to Mars
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Latin
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May
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The fifth month
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English
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Miranda
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Admirable
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Latin
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Yamile
|
Beautiful
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Arabic, Spanish
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Yamilet
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Beautiful, Elegant
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Spanish
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Yuliza
|
Form of Julia
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Spanish
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Yuri
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Farmer; form of George
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Russian
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Colombian girl names are as beautiful and unique as the country itself. Some follow traditional Spanish-language naming conventions of two personal names, while others are connected to places around the nation, from busy cities to eye-catching peaks. You can even opt for a symbolic pick, like Cattleya, after the country’s national flower. Let’s get to know the country’s most popular girl names and more together.
Today’s most popular Colombian girl names are a mix of origins and styles. Luciana is a fabulous Italian find meaning “light,” as is Antonella, meaning “daughter of Anthony.” Salome is a Hebrew moniker that’s quite popular, while Celeste is a Latin lady meaning “heavenly maiden.” Some common cuties in the country are also chart-toppers stateside, like Isabella, while others, like Mariangel, are much more unique in the U.S. Like much of Latin America, compound cuties are common in Colombia, including Dulcemaria and Mariaceleste.
Place names double as excellent Colombian girl names. One of our favorites is Cali, as in the city famous for salsa dancing. Marta is another great choice. Linked to Santa Marta, this place name pick conjures up images of the port city’s beautiful blue waters. For a more flowery feel, see Florencia, a gorgeous name tied to a city in the country’s southwest region. Others relate to the nation’s many mountains, including Monserrate and Isabel. See Sora, X, and Morelia for more place-themed Colombian princesses.
Another great way to find Colombian girl names is to browse the famous faces from the country. This includes musical mavens like Shakira and Karol G, as well as actresses like Sofia Vergara and Carolina Acevedo. The country is also the birthplace of countless models, including Miss Universes Luz Marina Zuluaga Zuluaga and Paulina Vega. These monikers don’t always originate in Colombia, but their wearers are strongly tied to the country. Other famous friends from Colombia include Aura, Margarita, and Silvia.
See more Colombian girl names and their meanings on our extended list.
