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Girl names: meanings and origins

Page 78 of 621. Explore what each name means, where it comes from, and the numerology behind it.

BaharanSpring or springtimeBaharbanoA beautiful season of springBahariSea; OceanBahayahBeauty and radianceBaheelaA beautiful woman.BaheenahA beautiful womanBaheeraBeautiful; Radiant; Dazzling; Brilliant; A variant of BahiraBaheerahAn extremely beautiful and radiant woman.BaheraA famous and dazzling personBahgatOne who is born to spread happinessBahiOutside; Plentiful; Great; Many; A register; A temple servanBahiaBrilliant; Beautiful; BayBahigaOne who has a social and charming natureBahijaOne who is happy in every situationBahijahOne who has taken birth to serve GodBahiraOne who is born with brilliant beautyBahirahThe dazzling beautyBahiratA delicate womanBahiriyaBrilliant; Prominent; RenownedBahisaSeeker, explorer and learnerBahiyaBeautiful, Radiant; Dazzling; Brilliant; A variant of BahiraBahiyaaBeautiful, Radiant; Dazzling; BrilliantBahiyahBeautiful, Radiant; DazzlingBahiyyaA beautiful personBahiyyahRadiant and beautifulBahjaOne who brings happiness in people's livesBahmanbanuA lady with a good mind and intellectBahnazThe most lovableBahnnisikhaOne who lashes fireBahriaThe gray one; beautiful like waterBahriyaOne who is bright and boldBahriyahalaabidahA devoted worshiper; One who has full faithBahtThe daughter of GodBahugandhaOne who uses a lot of scentBahulaA Star; Cow,;Kritika nakshatraBahurupaOne who is reserved and full of youth; many powersBahwaniAnother name for Goddess DurgaBaiWhite; Pure; Many; CedarBaidehiSitaBaigumA title for high officialsBaihasOne who has a strong personalityBaijanthiA flowerBaijantiOne who wins; a mythical flowerBaijayantiA beautiful garland for Lord VishnuBailaTo dance; White; Pure; BeautifulBaileOne who is troubledBaileetAn Assyrian GoddessBaileighBailiff; StewardBailiBailiff; StewardBailieghAn officer of justice and administration

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