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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adira
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Strong, noble, powerful
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Hebrew
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Aerith
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Created Name
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American
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Ailith
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Seasoned warrior
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English
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Aithne
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Fire
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Gaelic
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Aldith
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Seasoned warrior; battle-seasoned
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English
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Aletia
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Verity, truth
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Greek
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Alice
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Of nobility
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German
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Almeta
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Ambitious
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Latin
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Almirah
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Aristocratic lady, princess
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Arabic
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Amadora
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Gift of love
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Italian
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Amare
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Immortal
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Amber
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Hue of yellow
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English
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Ambrosia
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Immortal
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Greek
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Ambrosine
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Immortal
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Greek
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Claudia
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Lame
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Latin
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Coleta
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People of victory
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French
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Constance
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Constancy, steadfastness
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Latin
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Crimson
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Full of love. Leader in things that need to be done.
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Unknown
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Cvetana
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Daianira
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Devastating, capable of great destruction
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Spanish
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Dawn
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The first appearance of light, daybreak
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English
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Diyanira
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Devastating, capable of great destruction
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Spanish
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Drusilla
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“Fresh as the dew,” from the Greek drosos, dew, in allusion to the Roman family Livius which assumed the name Drusus to commemorate the slaying of a Gallic general named Drausus, who attacked at dawn.
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Latin
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Edra
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Wealthy, powerful
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English
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Eilith
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Seasoned warrior
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English
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Elisaveta
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God is my Oath
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Bulgarian
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Elizabeth
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God is my oath
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Hebrew
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Elvira
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Foreign, true
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German
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Erith
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Flower
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Hebrew
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Esme
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To love
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French
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Eztli
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Blood
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Aztec (Nahuatl)
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Hazel
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Hazelnut tree
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English
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Isolde
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“Queen of the ice,” from the Germanic is (ice) and waltan (to rule).
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Welsh
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Iveta
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Jade
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Precious stone
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English
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Jane
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God is gracious
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Hebrew
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Jaquith
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French
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Kajetana
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Kasimira
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Command for peace
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Slavic
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Katherine
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Pure
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Greek
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Layla
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Night
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Arabic
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Lenora
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Sun ray, shining light; compassion; light
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Greek
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Lilith
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Belonging to the night
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Ancient
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Lily
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Lily flower
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English
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Vampire names for girls contain an intricate web of elegance and danger. They balance this beautifully and draw in admirers with ease. Whether you’re naming a character or a baby girl, these names deliver a one-of-a-kind style.
Girl vampire names tend to be over the top in writings, with multiple syllables, rarity, and a frilly sound common. This makes Aletia and Petaluma top contenders. They’re grand and rare, lending well to the paranormal world. Other authors choose something with an eye-catching look, like Ailith. And since vampires are often centuries old thanks to immortality, they also typically bear vintage names, like Constance. Of course, choosing a blood red name is always an option, too, like Scarlett or Crimson.
Vampire names for girls may also get their fanged reputation from their meanings. Ambrosia is a Greek choice meaning “immortal,” which is more than fitting for a vampire. She also sounds regal, another trait of vampire names for girls as we mentioned. Similarly, Tansia means “eternal life.” For the same effect but a more obvious connection, check out Perenna, a Latin lady meaning “eternal.” By turning to meanings, you have a lot of freedom and might find a girl vampire name that flies under the radar.
Famous female vampires don’t always follow those rules, however, though some do, like Claudia, the precocious little vampire girl from Interview With a Vampire. With her bouncy blonde ringlets and mischievous streak, she’s not a terrible association to have, either. Some characters from Twilight follow vampire trends too, including Esme, Alice, and Rosalie. Others, like Bella and Jane, don’t exactly. Similarly, Lily from the Munsters feels dainty, but with the maiden name Dracula, she definitely has fangs despite her floral moniker.
Creep through our collection of vampire names for girls and see what immortal beauty catches your eye.
