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Names meaning beautiful and lovely
Beauty in many languages: Bonita and Bella, the Yiddish Shana, the French Mignon and many more. 211 names so far, each with its own page, story and name art.
Adel
“just, fair”
Arabic
Adil
“just, fair”
Arabic
Aigerim
may mean “beauty of the moon”
Kazakh
Aisulu
“beautiful as the moon”
Turkic
Akemi
may mean “bright beauty”
Japanese
Alaina
may mean “little rock; or handsome”
Breton, via English
Alan
may mean “little rock; or handsome”
Breton
Alina
may mean “noble; beautiful; light”
Germanic, Gaelic and Greek
Allen
may mean “little rock; or handsome”
Breton, via English
Amare
may mean “handsome”
Amharic
Anabel
may mean “lovable (as Amabel); or grace and beauty”
Latin, via Spanish
Annabelle
may mean “lovable; or grace and beauty”
Latin, via Scottish and French
Anong
may mean “beautiful woman”
Thai, from Sanskrit
Anwen
“very fair, very blessed”
Welsh
Aoife
may mean “beauty, radiance”
Irish
Arnfríður
“eagle and beautiful”
Old Norse, via Icelandic
Aruzhan
“beautiful soul”
Kazakh
Arwyn
may mean “very fair”
Welsh
Astrid
“divinely beautiful”
Old Norse
Ástríðr
“god-beautiful”
Old Norse
Ātaahua
“beautiful”
Māori
Ayana
may mean “beautiful flower”
Amharic
Ayu
“beautiful”
Javanese
Baha
“splendour, beauty”
Arabic
Barry
“fair-haired”
Irish
Beau
“handsome”
French
Beaumont
“beautiful mountain”
French
Bébhinn
“fair lady, melodious woman”
Irish
Belinda
may mean “beautiful”
Italian or Germanic
Bella
“beautiful”
Italian
Belle
“beautiful”
Latin, via French
Bonita
“pretty”
Spanish
Bonnie
“pretty, fine”
Scots
Bonny
“pretty”
Scots
Cadhla
may mean “beautiful”
Irish
Calista
“most beautiful”
Greek
Calixte
“most beautiful”
Greek, via Latin and French
Calixto
“most beautiful”
Greek, via Spanish
Calliope
“beautiful voice”
Greek
Calogero
“beautiful old man”
Greek, via Italian
Caoilfhionn
“slender and fair”
Irish
Caoimhe
“gentle, beautiful”
Irish
Cemal
“beauty”
Arabic, via Turkish
Cemil
“beautiful”
Arabic, via Turkish
Chhavi
“beauty, radiance”
Sanskrit
Chiamaka
may mean “God is beautiful”
Igbo
Christabel
“Christ + beautiful”
Latin
Christabelle
“Christ + beautiful”
Latin
Clarabelle
may mean “bright and beautiful”
Latin and French
Claribel
may mean “bright and beautiful”
Latin, via English
Coinneach
may mean “handsome; or born of fire”
Scottish Gaelic
Cosimo
“order, beauty”
Greek, via Italian
Cosma
“order, beauty”
Greek, via Italian
Cosmo
“order, beauty”
Greek, via Italian
Djamila
“beautiful”
Arabic
Džemal
“beauty”
Arabic, via Bosnian
Emi
may mean “blessing and beauty; or smile”
Japanese
Estrid
“divinely beautiful”
Old Norse
Eurwen
“golden and fair”
Welsh
Eurwyn
“golden and fair”
Welsh
Finbar
“fair head”
Irish, via English
Fingal
“fair stranger”
Gaelic
Finlay
“fair warrior”
Scottish Gaelic
Finley
“fair warrior”
Scottish Gaelic
Finn
may mean “fair, white; or a Finn”
Irish, also Old Norse
Finnegan
may mean “fair”
Irish
Finnian
“fair, white”
Irish
Fiona
“fair, white”
Scottish Gaelic
Fionn
“fair, white”
Irish
Fionnabhair
may mean “fair phantom”
Irish
Fionnbharr
“fair-headed”
Irish
Fionnghal
“fair stranger”
Gaelic
Fionnghall
“fair stranger”
Gaelic
Fionnghuala
“fair shoulder”
Irish
Fionnlagh
“fair warrior”
Scottish Gaelic
Flavia
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin
Flavie
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin, via French
Flavio
“golden, fair-haired”
Latin, via Italian
Gauri
“fair, bright”
Sanskrit
Gaynor
may mean “fair, white”
Welsh, via English
Ghada
“graceful young woman”
Arabic
Giedrė
“clear sky, fair weather”
Lithuanian
Gražina
“beautiful”
Lithuanian
Grażyna
may mean “perhaps beautiful”
Polish, from Lithuanian
Guinevere
may mean “fair, white”
Welsh, via French and English
Gülcemal
“rose beauty”
Persian and Arabic, via Turkish
Gulnaz
“graceful flower”
Persian
Guri
“divinely beautiful”
Old Norse
Güzel
“beautiful”
Turkic
Gwen
“white, fair, blessed”
Welsh
Gwenllian
may mean “fair and flaxen”
Welsh
Gwennie
“white, fair”
Welsh, via English
Gwenny
“white, fair”
Welsh, via English
Gwyn
“white, fair, blessed”
Welsh
Gwynne
“white, fair”
Welsh
Hasan
“good, handsome”
Arabic
Hassan
“good, handsome”
Arabic
Hüseyin
“good, handsome”
Arabic, via Turkish
Husna
may mean “beauty, goodness”
Arabic
Hüsnü
“beauty, goodness”
Arabic, via Turkish
Hysen
“good, handsome”
Arabic, via Albanian
Ifeoma
“good thing, beautiful thing”
Igbo
Indah
“beautiful”
Malay and Indonesian
Indira
may mean “beauty; a name of Lakshmi”
Sanskrit
Ingiríðr
“Ing is beautiful”
Old Norse
Ingrid
“Ing is beautiful”
Old Norse
Ingrida
“Ing is beautiful”
Old Norse, via Slovak, Lithuanian and Latvian
Ingríðr
“Ing is beautiful”
Old Norse
Iorwerth
“handsome lord”
Welsh
Jamal
“beauty”
Arabic
Jamil
“handsome, beautiful”
Arabic
Jamila
“beautiful”
Arabic
Jenifer
may mean “fair, white”
Welsh, via Cornish
Jenn
may mean “fair, white”
Welsh, via English
Jenna
may mean “fair one”
Welsh, via English
Jennifer
may mean “fair, white”
Welsh, via Cornish and English
Jisoo
may mean “wise and beautiful”
Korean
Jolie
“pretty”
French
Justin
“just, fair”
Latin
Justine
“just, fair”
Latin, via French
Justus
“just, fair”
Latin
Kalista
“most beautiful”
Greek, via English
Kalli
“beautiful”
Greek
Kalliopé
“beautiful voice”
Greek
Kalliopi
“beautiful voice”
Greek
Kaloyan
“handsome John”
Greek, via Bulgarian
Kanani
“the beauty”
Hawaiian
Keavy
“gentle, beautiful”
Irish
Keelin
“slender and fair”
Irish
Ken
“handsome; or born of fire”
Scottish Gaelic, via English
Kenna
may mean “handsome”
Scottish Gaelic, via English
Kenneth
may mean “born of fire; or handsome”
Scottish Gaelic
Lalit
“charming, graceful”
Sanskrit
Lavanya
“grace, beauty”
Sanskrit
Leinani
“beautiful garland”
Hawaiian
Levent
“handsome, brave young man”
Turkish
Li
may mean “beautiful; or jasmine”
Chinese
Linda
may mean “pretty”
Spanish, Germanic
Lindy
may mean “beautiful; or soft”
Spanish and Germanic, via English
Lynda
may mean “beautiful”
Spanish and Germanic, via English
Maha
“oryx; beautiful eyes”
Arabic
Målfrid
may mean “speech + beautiful”
Old Norse
Manju
“beautiful, sweet”
Sanskrit
Mayumi
may mean “true reason and beauty”
Japanese
Mei
may mean “beautiful; plum blossom”
Chinese, Japanese
Melih
“handsome, pleasant”
Arabic, via Turkish
Meliha
“beautiful, pretty”
Arabic, via Turkish
Michiko
may mean “beautiful, wise child”
Japanese
Mignon
“dainty”
French
Mio
may mean “beautiful cherry blossom; or mine”
Japanese and Swedish
Miyu
may mean “beautiful gentleness”
Japanese
Murugan
“the youthful, beautiful one”
Tamil
My
may mean “beautiful”
Vietnamese
Nani
“beautiful”
Hawaiian
Nefertiti
may mean “the beautiful one has come”
Ancient Egyptian
Nigâr
“beloved; beautiful image”
Persian
Nohea
“handsome, lovely”
Hawaiian
Nohealani
“heavenly beauty”
Hawaiian
Priyanka
“beloved; lovely”
Sanskrit
Puanani
“beautiful flower”
Hawaiian
Ragnfríðr
“beautiful counsel”
Old Norse
Randi
may mean “counsel + beautiful”
Old Norse, via Norwegian
Rangrid
may mean “beautiful counsel”
Old Norse, via Norwegian
Reina
may mean “lovely; also queen”
Japanese
Rhianwen
“fair maiden”
Welsh
Riya
may mean “singer; or graceful”
Sanskrit
Roopa
“form, beauty”
Sanskrit
Rosabel
“beautiful rose”
Latin, via English
Rosabella
“beautiful rose”
Latin, via English
Rosabelle
may mean “beautiful rose”
Latin and French
Rupa
“form, beauty”
Sanskrit
Sapphira
may mean “beautiful”
Aramaic and Greek, via English
Seoyeon
may mean “auspicious and beautiful”
Korean
Shahlo
“dark-eyed beauty”
Persian, via Uzbek
Shaima
may mean “with a beauty mark”
Arabic
Shaina
may mean “beautiful”
Yiddish
Shana
may mean “beautiful”
Yiddish
Shaquille
may mean “handsome”
Arabic
Shayna
“beautiful”
Yiddish
Sherlock
may mean “fair-haired”
Old English
Sigrid
“beautiful victory”
Old Norse
Sigríðr
“beautiful victory”
Old Norse
Sigríður
“beautiful victory”
Old Norse, via Icelandic
Siiri
“victory + beautiful”
Old Norse, via Finnish
Siri
“beautiful victory”
Old Norse
Snæfríður
“snow + beautiful”
Old Norse, via Icelandic
Snefryd
“snow beautiful”
Old Norse
Solfrid
“beautiful sun”
Old Norse
Solfryd
“beautiful sun”
Old Norse
Sumaq
“beautiful, excellent”
Quechua
Sushmita
“with a lovely smile”
Sanskrit
Susmita
“lovely smile”
Sanskrit
Tanushree
“radiant beauty”
Sanskrit
Tegan
may mean “fair, beautiful”
Welsh
Tegwen
“fair and blessed”
Welsh
Tove
“beautiful Thor”
Old Norse
Tuan
may mean “handsome, talented”
Vietnamese
Turid
“Thor's beauty”
Old Norse, via Norwegian
Tuva
may mean “Thor + beautiful”
Old Norse, via Swedish
Vanna
may mean “perhaps colour, beauty”
Pali, via Khmer
Wasim
“handsome”
Arabic
Xhemal
“beauty”
Arabic, via Albanian
Xhemil
“beautiful”
Arabic, via Albanian
Yamila
“beautiful”
Arabic, via Spanish
Yan
may mean “swallow; or beautiful”
Chinese
Zain
“beauty, grace”
Arabic
Zayn
“beauty, grace”
Arabic
Zayna
may mean “beauty, grace”
Arabic
Zinedine
“beauty of the faith”
Arabic, via French
Zuri
“beautiful, good”
Swahili
Þuríður
“Thor + beautiful”
Old Norse, via Icelandic