Late 19th Century Girl Names
♀Agnes„The female first name Agnes is of Ancient Greek or Latin origin and is considered the L…“View profile →♀LatinAlma„Alma is a girl's name with very different origins and meanings“View profile →♀HebrewAnna„The female first name Anna is the Greek and Latin form of the biblical name Channah, wh…“View profile →♀Anneliese„The female first name Anneliese is a German and Dutch combination of the two names Anne…“View profile →♀Anni„Anni is a female first name that represents a diminutive form of Anna in southern Germa…“View profile →♀LatinBarbara„The first name Barbara means 'the foreigner'“View profile →♀EnglishBerta„The name Berta is also of Old High German origin and represents a short form of names t…“View profile →♀Bertha„Bertha, a historical German name, is considered an independent short form of names that…“View profile →♀Carolin„The female first name Carolin translates to "the strong," "the free," or also "the belo…“View profile →♀Charlotte„Charlotte is a French diminutive of Carla/Karla and derives from the male name Charles …“View profile →♀LatinChristel„The female first name Christel is an Upper German diminutive of the names Christa, Chri…“View profile →♀LatinClara„The name Clara comes from the Latin term Clarus and carries meanings such as 'the brigh…“View profile →♀Dora„The name Dora serves as a short form for Dorothea and Theodora“View profile →♀Dorothea„The first name Dorothea (Greek Δωροθέα Dōrothéa) means 'gift of God'“View profile →♀Edith„The female first name Edith has its origin in the Anglo-Saxon name Eadgyð and the Old E…“View profile →♀Elfriede„Elfriede is the German form of the English name Elfreda, meaning 'the elf-strong'“View profile →♀BiblicalElisabeth„The female first name Elisabeth means "God is fullness" or "God is perfection"“View profile →♀HebrewElise„Elise is a short form of the biblical name Elisabeth, which is used in both German and …“View profile →♀Ella„Ella is often regarded as a short form of a number of first names, particularly Elisabe…“View profile →♀Elli„Elli is a diminutive of various female first names that begin with 'El-', especially El…“View profile →♀HebrewElsa„The girl's name Elsa is a German and Swedish short form of the biblical name Elisabeth,…“View profile →♀HebrewElse„As a short form of Elisabeth, Else represents the meanings 'God is abundance' or 'God i…“View profile →♀FrenchEmilie„The feminine first name Emilie means 'the imitator', 'the zealous one', or 'the diligen…“View profile →♀Emma„The girl's name Emma means 'the All-Encompassing', 'the Exalted', 'the Divine', 'the Po…“View profile →♀Emmi„The female first name Emmi is an independent diminutive of Emma and translates to 'the …“View profile →♀Emmy„Emmy is an English pet form of Emma, which carries meanings such as 'the All-Encompassi…“View profile →♀Erika„The Nordic name Erika is a feminine variant of the Scandinavian name Erik (Germanized a…“View profile →♀DanishErna„The first name Erna is a short form of Ernesta, the feminine form of the historical nam…“View profile →♀BiblicalEva„The female first name Eva is a name derived from the Bible, whose origin and meaning ha…“View profile →♀Frieda„The first name Frieda is a diminutive of names that start with 'Fried-' or end with '-f…“View profile →♀Gerda„Gerda is a female first name that came to Germany from the Nordic region around the end…“View profile →♀Gertrud„Gertrud is a traditional old German female name that originates from Old High German or…“View profile →♀LatinGrete„The name Grete is a short form of Margarete, as well as the Norwegian form Margrete“View profile →♀HebrewHanna„Hanna is a female first name derived from the Bible“View profile →♀Hannelore„The female first name Hannelore is a formerly popular German double form that combines …“View profile →♀Hedwig„The old German female name Hedwig means 'the striving fighter', 'the warrior in battle'…“View profile →♀DanishHelene„Helene, a female first name of Greek origin, may be derived from the Ancient Greek word…“View profile →♀FinnishHenni„Henni serves as a short and pet form of Henrike and Henriette in German and also repres…“View profile →♀Hertha„Hertha is derived from the gender-neutral deity Nerthus, mentioned in the writings of T…“View profile →♀DutchHilde„Hilde is an independent female first name that also serves as a short form for various …“View profile →♀Hildegard„Hildegard is an ancient German girl's name meaning "the battle-protecting one", "the on…“View profile →♀Ida„Ida is a medieval first name that was already used at that time both as an independent …“View profile →♀HebrewIlse„As a short form of Elisabeth, Ilse has its roots in German and Dutch“View profile →♀Inge„Inge is an independent first name, predominantly given to women, but rarely also to men“View profile →♀Ingeburg„The female first name Ingeburg is a Germanizing form of Ingeborg, a Scandinavian varian…“View profile →♀DanishIngrid„Ingrid, a feminine first name, is originally derived from the Old Norse term Ingiríðr“View profile →♀HebrewJohanna„The name Johanna means 'God is gracious'“View profile →♀Katharina„The first name Katharina is a Latinized form of the Ancient Greek name Aikaterine (Αἰκ…“View profile →♀Käthe„Käthe is a diminutive of Katharina and means "the Pure" or "the Innocent," derived from…“View profile →♀Lieselotte„Lieselotte is a compound name that unites the two short forms Liese and Lotte“View profile →♀HebrewLisa„Lisa is a short form of the biblical name Elisabeth, which originally derives from the …“View profile →♀EnglishLotte„The first name Lotte is a diminutive of Charlotte and means 'the free one'“View profile →♀FrenchLuise„The first name Luise means "the famous warrior"“View profile →♀LatinMargareta„Margareta is a German, Nordic, and Slavic form of Margarete and means "the pearl"“View profile →♀LatinMargarete„The female first name Margarete means 'the pearl.' The name has developed from the anci…“View profile →♀BiblicalMaria„The name Maria is a biblical name that is primarily associated with the mother of Jesus…“View profile →♀BiblicalMarie„The girl's name Marie is the French form of Maria“View profile →♀AramaicMartha„Martha, a name of Aramaic origin, can be translated as 'the mistress' or 'the lady,' ba…“View profile →♀Mathilde„Mathilde is an old German girl's name meaning 'the strong fighter' or 'the powerful in …“View profile →♀LatinMeta„Meta is often used as a short form of Margarete and means 'the pearl'“View profile →♀Minna„The female first name Minna is a particularly popular short form of the name Wilhelmina…“View profile →♀Olga„The female first name Olga comes from the Scandinavian language area and means 'the Hol…“View profile →♀LatinPaula„Paula stands for "the small one" or alternatively "the younger one." This girl's name h…“View profile →♀LatinRosa„Rosa is an independent feminine name that comes from Latin and means 'the rose'“View profile →♀HebrewRuth„The name Ruth has biblical roots and is often associated with the meanings 'the Satisfi…“View profile →♀Sophie„Sophie is a girl's name that is considered a German, English, and French variant of Sophia“View profile →♀Wilhelmine„Wilhelmine is a female first name that stands for 'the determined protector'“View profile →