Names That Mean Beauty

Top Names That Mean Beauty, With Their Meanings

1. Astrid Swedish

   Astrid derives from Old Norse elements "áss" (god) and "fríðr" (beautiful), meaning "divine beauty" or "beautiful goddess." The name is primarily used in Scandinavian countries, particularly Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, with notable…

2. Ella English

   Ella means "fairy maiden" or "beautiful fairy" and derives from the Old Germanic element "ali-" meaning foreign or other, later associated with fairy-like qualities in English and Romance languages.

3. Mei Chinese

   Mei (梅) is a Chinese given name meaning "plum" or "plum blossom," derived from the Chinese character 梅 (méi) which has roots in ancient Chinese script and symbolizes resilience, beauty, and virtue…

4. Sunil Hindi

   The name Sunil derives from Sanskrit, combining "su" (good/well) and "nil" (blue), literally meaning "good blue" or "beautiful blue," often associated with Lord Krishna in Hindu tradition.

5. Lilja Icelandic

   Lilja means "lily" and derives from Old Norse "lilia," which comes from Latin "lilium," referring to the flower as a symbol of purity and beauty.

6. Rosa Spanish

   Rosa means "rose" and derives from the Latin word "rosa," which referred to the flower and symbolized love and beauty in ancient Roman culture.

7. Aoife Irish

   Aoife means "radiant" or "beautiful" and derives from the Old Irish element "óenfhir" or possibly from "aoi" (beauty/radiance) in Irish Gaelic.

8. Tadhg Irish

   Tadhg is an Irish given name meaning "poet" or "bard," derived from the Old Irish word "tadhg" which may also mean "beautiful" or be connected to the concept of beauty and artistic…

9. Rosie English

   Rosie is a diminutive of Rose, derived from the Latin word "rosa" meaning the flower, though it may also reference the virtue name meaning "rose" symbolizing beauty and love.

10. Ingrid Swedish

    Ingrid derives from Old Norse elements "Ing" (a Germanic fertility god) and "fríðr" (meaning beautiful or fair), literally translating to "beautiful goddess" or "fair Ing." The name is primarily used in Scandinavian…

11. Tove Norwegian

    Tove is a Scandinavian name derived from the Old Norse name Tófa, meaning "beautiful" or "fair," with roots in Germanic language traditions.

12. Asta Swedish

    Asta is derived from Old Norse and Greek roots, meaning "divine beauty" or "loved by God," with connections to the Greek goddess Astarte and Norse traditions.

13. Kajal Hindi

    Kajal derives from Hindi/Urdu, referring to "kohl" or "eyeliner", a traditional cosmetic; used as a given name it evokes dark, beautiful eyes.

14. Ko Japanese

    Ko is a given name with multiple linguistic roots depending on cultural context; in Japanese it can mean "light" or "child" (子), while in Korean it may derive from Chinese characters with…

15. Lovely English

    The given name 'Lovely' means "worthy of love" or "beautiful," derived directly from the English adjective *lovely*, which originates from Old English *luflic* (from *lufu* "love").

16. Beau English

    The name 'Beau' means "handsome" or "beautiful" in French, deriving from the Latin word *bellus*.

17. Miki Japanese

    Miki is a Japanese given name meaning "beautiful" or "fragrant" (美 mi + 木/紀 ki), derived from kanji characters that combine aesthetic and natural imagery.

18. Roos Dutch

    Roos is a Dutch and Frisian diminutive of Rosalind or Rosa, derived from the Latin "rosa" meaning "rose." The name has Germanic roots through its use in Northern Europe and carries associations…

19. Sonali

    The given name 'Sonali' is derived from the Sanskrit words 'sona' meaning gold and 'ali' meaning beauty, thus referring to someone with golden beauty.

20. Caoimhe Irish

    Caoimhe (pronounced KEE-va) means "beautiful" or "fair" and derives from the Old Irish element "caem," which carries connotations of beauty and gentleness.