Looking for Irish, Greek, English/Welsh Baby Girl Names.!?

Plenty of lovely options along those lines! Our own list was composed mostly of names of exactly that sort, plus a few timeless classics (regardless of origin). ;) I'm certain you'll soon find one that's just perfect.

Did you want only Irish and Welsh, by the way, or is general Celtic equally desired? To use a male example, Iain/Ian is technically the Scottish form of John, but still not an unusual choice for an Irish or Welsh child. In other words, many, such as Fiona, are fairly interchangeable, despite specific origin (or have more than one accepted meaning/origin).

Here are a few of my favorites. ;)

IRISH

Ailsa*

Aine

Aisling

Alannah

Alastriona

Aoibhin/Eavan

Aoife

Bedelia/Bidelia

Beibhinn/Bevin

Catriona

Clodagh

Devanie

Devnet

Eilis(h)

Eithne/Enya

Elspet(h)*

Fainne

Fallon

Fidelma

Finola*

Fiona* (often related to fion, meaning "vine," when used as an Irish name)

Firinne

Grainne

Grier/Greer*

Imogen

Isla*

Lachina*

Liadan

Lile

Lileas/Lilias/Lillias*

Lorna*

Maeve

Mairenn

Maura*

Moira*

Morrigan

Neilina*

Niamh

Oonagh/Una

Orla

Richael

Roisin

Saoirse

Siobhan

Talulla

Teagan

* Threw in some Scottish options as well, just in case (many of which have Irish ties/roots anyhow, or are simply used in both cultures). ;)

WELSH

Aderyn

Anwen

Branwen

Bronwen

Carys

Ceinwen

Ceridwen

Delyth

Eleri

Ffion

Fflur

Gwendolen

Gwyneth

Isolde/Esyllt (wasn't quite sure where this best fit -- Celtic myth, Irish princess, Welsh root, various translations LOL)

Mairwen

Meredith

Morgan

Myfanwy

Rhian

Rhiannon

Seren

Tegan

Tegwen

GREEK

Althea/Alethea

Antigone

Ariadne

Calliope

Chloe

Chloris

Daphne

Electra

Eleni

Eunomia

Evadne

Helen(e)

Hermione

Ianthe

Irene (love the less common ee-RE-nu pronunciation)

Iris

Nyx

Penelope

Phoebe/Phoibe

Selene

Theodora

Xanthe

Zoe

I included a few from Greek or Irish/Celtic mythology as well. ;)

You can find the meanings of many of those here. http://www.behindthename.com/

This site is also a great resource for more Irish names (complete with background and audible pronunciations, if needed). http://www.babynamesofireland.com/

Hope that helps!

Melkorka

it´s Irish

Here are some suggestions but this website has tons of name from each origin you wanted.....

http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php?p=asearch...

I like these and their meanings...

Cora - greek - maiden

Carys - welsh - love

Kinsey - english - royal victory

Marley - english - pleasant wood

Myla - english - na

Sophia - greek - wisdom

Zoe - greek - life

Sheridan - gaelic - long lived treasure

best of luck

Sian, Sorcha, Imogen, Dylan, Daryn, Blaine, Rois, Sabia,

Philippa, Theadora (Teddy), Isadora, Nova, Phoebe, Thea,

Agneta, Alexis, Charissa, Chloe, Dimity, Tess, Thais,

Zelena.

IRISH

Aisling

Brianna

Caitlin

Deirdre

Eilis

Fiona

Liadan

Maeve

Niamh

GREEK

Daria

Elene

Katina

Petra

Selene

Sofia

WELSH

Brynn

Eira

Glenda

Gwyneth

Megan

Rhiannon

Check out some baby name sites that list names by origin to find the ones that you most like. They'll usually have some pronunciation aid and meanings for the names as well. Check out the ones below for starters.

My sister's name Meghan (or Megan) is Welsh. Some Irish/English names you might like are Caitlin, Fiona, Elizabeth, Erin, Isabel, Brianna, Victoria, Caitriona..... There are so many, hope you find the perfect one :)

Welsh and Irish

Elizabeth

Aileen

Annabelle

Briana

Greek;

Adrienne

Agneta

Evangeline (My friend is called Evangeline and she often gets called Lena which is also Greek)

Katarina

yeah

They're just some of my favourites

Good Luck with finding a name.

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Fiona, Siobhan (she-vaun), Aisling, Keryn