Water Names - Female |
Anglo Saxon
- Aedre "Stream"
- Brimlad "Seaway"
- Chelsea "Sea port"
- Lyn "A cascade"
- Lynn "A cascade"
- Lynna "A cascade"
- Lynne "A cascade"
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Arabic
- Kawthar "River in Paradise"
- Nadah "Dew, moisture"
- Nadia "Having dew on the surface"
- Nahla "A drink of water"
- Nawfar "Water lily"
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Armenian
- Araxie "A river said to inspire poetic expression"
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Arthurian Legend
- Cotovatre "Name of a lake"
- Lausanne "Lake Geneva"
- Nimiane "The Lady of the Lake"
- Nimue "The Lady of the Lake"
- Nineve "The Lady of the Lake"
- Nyneve "The Lady of the Lake"
- Viviane "Another name for The Lady of the Lake"
- Vivien "Another name for The Lady of the Lake"
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Celtic
- Cordelia "Of the sea"
- Coventina "Water goddess"
- Genevieve "White wave"
- Jennifer "White wave"
- Jenny "White wave"
- Jennyfer "White wave"
- Jennyver "White wave"
- Marella "Shining sea. Variant of Muriel."
- Marilla "Shining sea. Variant of Muriel."
- Meredith "Protector of the sea"
- Morgan "Dweller of the sea"
- Morgana "Dweller of the sea"
- Morgance "Dweller of the sea"
- Morgane "Dweller of the sea"
- Muriel "Shining sea"
- Ula "Sea jewel"
- Una "White wave"
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Dutch
- Adrie "From the Adriatic"
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Egyptian
- Masika "Born during rain"
- Mesi "Water"
- Naunet "Mythical goddess of the ocean"
- Tefnut "Atmospheric moisture"
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English
- Aerwyna "Friend of the sea"
- Beverlee "Beaver stream"
- Beverley "Woman from the beaver meadow. Beaver stream."
- Beverly "Woman from the beaver meadow. Beaver stream."
- Brook "Water; stream"
- Brooke "Water; stream"
- Brooklyn "Water; stream"
- Brooklynn "Water; stream"
- Brooklynne "Water; stream"
- Diona "From the sacred spring"
- Diondra "From the sacred spring"
- Dione "From the sacred spring"
- Dionna "From the sacred spring"
- Dionne "From the sacred spring
- Earwine "Friend of the sea"
- Earwyn "Friend of the sea"
- Earwyna "Friend of the sea"
- Eathelin "Noble waterfall"
- Eathelyn "Noble waterfall"
- Ebba "Flowing tide"
- Edlen "Noble waterfall"
- Edlin "Noble waterfall"
- Edlyn "Noble waterfall"
- Erwina "Friend of the sea"
- Erwyna "Friend of the sea"
- Genna "Variant of Jenny. "White wave"
- Genny "Variant of Jenny. "White wave"
- Irvetta "Friend of the sea"
- Irvette "Friend of the sea"
- Lin "Waterfall"
- Lyn "Waterfall"
- Lynn "Waterfall"
- Meriel "Variant of Muriel "shining sea"
- Orabel "Beautiful seacoast"
- Orabelle "Beautiful seacoast"
- Rilletta "Stream"
- Rillette "Stream"
- Tyna "River"
- Tyne "River"
- Vivian "In Malory's Mort d'Arthur Vivien was the Lady of the Lake"
- Viviana "In Malory's Mort d'Arthur Vivien was the Lady of the Lake"
- Vivianna "the Lady of the Lake"
- Vivianne The Lady of the Lake"
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Finnish
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French
- Adreanna "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Adriane "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Adrianna "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Adrianne "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Adriene "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Adrienne "A woman from Adria (the Adriatic sea region). Also means "dark"
- Chenelle "Canal; channel"
- Delmare "Of the sea"
- Fontanne "Fountain; spring"
- Genevieve "Of the race of women. White wave"
- Riva "From the shore"
- Rive "From the shore"
- Viviane "Variant of Vivian "The Lady of the Lake"
- Vivien "Variant of Vivian "The Lady of the Lake"
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Gaelic
- Kelby "Place by the fountain; spring"
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German
- Genevieve "White wave"
- Genoveva "White wave"
- Genowefa "White wave"
- Maritza "Of the sea"
- Nixie "Little water sprite"
- Rilla "Brook"
- Rille "Brook"
- Rillia "Brook"
- Rillie "Brook"
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Greek
- Amphitrite "A sea goddess"
- Ceto "Goddess of the sea"
- Dorea "Of the sea"
- Doria "Of the sea"
- Dorian "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Doriana "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Dorianna "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Dorianne "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Dorien "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Dorienne "Of the sea. Descendant of Dorus."
- Eldoris "Of the sea"
- Halimeda "Thinking of the sea"
- Lethe "River of oblivion"
- Leucothea "A sea nymph"
- Leucothia "A sea nymph"
- Naida "Water nymph"
- Narissa "Sea nymph"
- Nereida "Sea nymph"
- Nereyda "Sea nymph"
- Nerice "From the sea"
- Nerida "Sea nymph"
- Neried "The sea nymphs"
- Nerina "The sea nymphs"
- Nerine "The sea nymphs"
- Nerissa "From the sea"
- Nerita "From the sea"
- Nireta "From the sea"
- Pelagia "Dweller by the sea"
- Scylla "A sea monster"
- Styx "A river of the under world"
- Tethys "Wife of Oceanus"
- Thalassa "From the sea"
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Hawaiian
- Kai "The sea"
- Kaia "The sea"
- Kailani "Sea and sky"
- Lana "Afloat; calm as still waters"
- Puakai "Ocean flower, sea blossom"
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Hebrew
- Adva "Rippling water"
- Dalis "Drawing water"
- Dalit "Drawing water"
- Galit "Fountain"
- Moselle "From the water"
- Tal "Dew of heaven"
- Talia "Dew of heaven"
- Talora "Morning's dew"
- Talori "Morning's dew"
- Talya "Dew of heaven"
- Yardenah "From the river Jordan"
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Indian
Jharna "A spring"
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Irish
- Assana "Waterfall"
- Assane "Waterfall"
- Avonmora "From the great river"
- Leena "Wet meadow"
- Marella "Shining sea. Variant of Muriel."
- Marilla "Shining sea. Variant of Muriel."
- Morgayne "Medieval form of Welsh "Morcan" meaning "bright sea"
- Muiel "Knows the sea"
- Muirgheal "Knows the sea"
- Murel "Knows the sea"
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Italian
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Japanese
- Hama "Shore, beach"
- Hamako "Child of the shore"
- Kishi "Beach, seashore"
- Kishiko "Child of the seashore"
- Mizuko "Water child (pure character)"
- Nagisa "The seashore"
- Nami "Surf, wave"
- Ran "Water lily"
- Shizue "Quiet inlet"
- Taura "Many lakes; many rivers."
- Umiko "Child of the sea"
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Latin
- Adra "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means dark"
- Adrea "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Adria "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Adriana "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Adrie "Of the Adriatic"
- Adrielle "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Adrienna "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Adrina "From Adria" the Adriatic sea region. Also means "dark"
- Aegaea "From the Aegean sea"
- Aegates "From the Aegates"
- Apulia "From the river Apulia"
- Arva "From the seashore"
- Arvia "From the seashore"
- Charybdis "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Delora "From the seashore"
- Deloras "From the seashore"
- Deloros "From the seashore"
- Eirene "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Ephyra "Daughter of Oceanus"
- Euadne "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Lamia "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Laraine "Sea gull"
- Latine "Sea gull"
- Leuconoe "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Lorraine "Sea gull"
- Mamia "Of the sea"
- Marea "Of the sea"
- Mareen "Of the sea"
- Mareena "Of the sea"
- Marena "Of the sea"
- Maressa "Of the sea"
- Maricia "Of the sea"
- Marin "Of the sea"
- Marina "Of the sea"
- Marinda "Of the sea"
- Marine "Of the sea"
- Marinella "Of the sea"
- Marinelle "Of the sea"
- Marinna "Of the sea"
- Maris "Of the sea"
- Marisabel "Of the beautiful sea"
- Marissa "Of the sea"
- Mariza "Of the sea"
- Maryn "Of the sea"
- Maryssa "Of the sea"
- Meris "Of the sea"
- Merise "Of the sea"
- Merissa "Of the sea"
- Nautia "From the sea"
- Nebula "Misty"
- Nebulia "Misty"
- Nerina "Named for the Nereides"
- Nerine "Named for the Nereides"
- Neris "Named for the Nereides"
- Peirene "Lover of Poseidon"
- Rhode "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Rhodos "Daughter of Poseidon"
- Thalassa "Mediterranean"
- Undina "Of the waves"
- Undine "Of the waves"
- Undinia "Of the waves"
- Venilia "Of the sea and winds"
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Native American
- Amadahy "Forest water (Cherokee)"
- Chumani "Dewdrops (Sioux)"
- Malila "Fast salmon swimming up a rippling stream (Miwok)"
- Pamuya "Water moon (Hopi)"
- Pavati "Clear water (Hopi)"
- Sokanon "Rain (Algonquin)"
- Talulah "Leaping water (Choctaw)"
- Yoki "Rain (Hopi)"
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Norse
- Ingemar "Of the sea"
- Kelda "Fountain or from the ship's island"
- Ran "A sea goddess"
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Persian
- Aban "Waters; name of an angel; name of the 10th day and 8th month"
- Abenahir "Water of a stream or canal"
- Afshak "Dew"
- Afshang "Dew"
- Afshaneh "Sprinkling, scattering"
- Anahita "Goddess of water"
- Ardvisura "Brilliant waters, angel of the Sacred Waters"
- Darya "Sea"
- Jaleh "Dew, rain"
- Robeab "Sweeping waters"
- Rudabeh "River water"
- Sadaf "Sea shell"
- Shabnan "Raindrop, dew"
- Tishtar "Angel of rain"
- Zhaleh "Dew, rain"
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Russian
- Marina "From the sea"
- Marinochka "From the sea"
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Sanskrit
- India From the Indus river
- Jharna "A small brook"
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Scandinavian
- Callan "Flowing water"
- Kelda "A spring"
- Kelde "A spring"
- Marna "The sea"
- Ran "Norse goddess of the sea (Ron)"
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Scottish
- Cora "Seething pool"
- Struana "From the stream"
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Spanish
- Delma "Of the sea"
- Delmar "Of the sea"
- Delmara "Of the sea"
- Itsaso "Sea"
- Ria "From the river's mouth"
- Rio "River"
- Rocio "Dew drops"
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Swedish
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Turkish
- Cari "Flows like water"
- Kevser "Name of a river in Paradise"
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Welsh
- Aberfa "From the mouth of the river"
- Cordelia "Jewel of the sea"
- Cragen "Sea shell"
- Creiddylad "Jewel of the sea"
- Glan "From the shore"
- Morcan "Bright sea"
- Morgaine "Bright sea"
- Morgan "From the shore of the sea"
- Morgana "From the shore of the sea"
- Morgann "Bright sea"
- Morgant "From the shore of the sea"
- Morwenna "Ocean waves"
- Torlan "From the river bank"
- Una "White wave"
- Vanora "White wave"
- Winnifred "White wave"
- Wynnifred "White wave"
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