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Gytha
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Gift
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Hibah
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Gift
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Isidora
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Gift of Isis
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Isoke
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Satisfying gift from God
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Ivane
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Gift from God
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Janice
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“The gracious gift of God.” A variant form of Joanna, a feminine form of John.
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Jansje
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Gift from God
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Joka
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Gift from God
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Kaldora
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“The beautiful gift,” from the Greek kalos (beautiful) and doron (a gift).
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Kirabo
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Gift from God
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Liora
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God's gift of light to me
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Maceo
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Gift of God
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Matat
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Gift
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Matia
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Gift of God
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Matthea
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Gift of God
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Mattison
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Female variation of Matthew, meaning: Gift from God (or, Gift of God)
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McKala
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Gift of God.
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Mpho
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Gift
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Musidora
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Gift of the Muses
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Nakimera
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Gift From God
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Nkechi
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God's Gift
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Olethea
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“The gift of the gods,” from the Greek olene (the arm; figuratively, assistance, a gift) and theos (a god).
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Pandora
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All gifts
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Shai
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Gift
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Shiloh
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His gift
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Shylo
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His gift
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Siann
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Gods gracious gift. Variant of Sian.
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Sunniva
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Gift of the sun
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Synneva
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The Suns Gift
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Synnove
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Sun gift
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Honor your daughter’s arrival with a mighty meaning from the heavens. Girl names meaning gift from God certainly fit this description. With heaven-sent connotations and a lot of heart, these special picks note the importance of your daughter’s place in the family. Best of all, they come from all around the world, including the African darling Kirabo and the Welsh Siann. Meet some of these amazing monikers with us.
Several well-known monikers are girl names meaning gift from God. This includes the classic Dorothy, a sweetheart who continues to make a comeback on the popularity charts with other vintage treasures. A Greek golden girl, she has several adorable nicknames, including Dottie, Dot, and Dollie. She has numerous notable variants, too, like Dorothea, Thea, and Dortha. She also has a longer friend in Theodora. Theodora‘s a mature cutie, but that doesn’t mean she’s not wearable on a little girl. We picture her to be a bookish beauty with a love of literature. Conversely, Shiloh offers another vibe, with this Hebrew stunner feeling forever youthful. Her meaning of “His gift” is slightly shorter, too. She’s a natural fit for a little girl with a love of adventure. She’s certainly a good choice for lovers of Biblical names as well.
While you can find common choices, most girl names meaning gift from God are unique, like Dasha. Hailing from Greece, this simple sweetheart is reminiscent of the better-known Sasha and Tasha. A fellow Greek great that’s unusual is Tedra. She’s relatively nickname-proof and sweet on the ear. Mattea is another uncommon cutie, though she originates in Hebrew. She has a few precious nicknames up her sleeve, too, including Tea and Mattie. Lastly, there’s Liora, a rare moniker meaning “God’s gift of light to me.” Talk about a stunning meaning!
Opting for a girl’s name with the meaning “gift” is also an option if you’re not sold on girl names meaning gift from God. Shai is a one-syllable sweetie that’s a perfect contender. With Hebrew roots and a gentle sound, she’s definitely a winner. The Arabic princess Hibah is another excellent option, especially if you love unusual names. Some are more elaborate in their gift-like meanings, including Isidora‘s “gift of the goddess Isis,” Sunniva‘s “gift of the sun,” and Pandora‘s “all gifts.” See Chiquita and Dodi for more gift-themed meanings.
Explore more girl names meaning gift from God on our complete list.
