51 Argentina Baby Girl Names With Meanings
Inspired by the dynamic land of Argentina, these passionate names are worthy choices.
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Choosing baby names from a specific origin has become a popular approach to finding names in modern times. This post covers a captivating collection of Argentina baby girl names, each with their respective meanings. These names beautifully reflect the cultural essence and vibrant heritage of Argentina, the fourth-largest country in America and the eighth-largest country in the world.
In general, the naming tradition in Spanish-speaking countries like Argentina includes using a given name with a middle name and a surname; however, Argentinians usually have a given name followed by a paternal surname. You may also find long first names in Argentina, such as Adelgonda and Bernardina. Additionally, the influence of various languages and origins can be seen in Argentinian names, including those of Latin and Spanish roots. Moreover, many Argentinian names are derived from Biblical names inspired by Saints, such as Isabella, Valentina, and Sofia. Each name in this compilation is well-known in Argentina and provides a rich narration of its culture, language, and historical influence.
So, whether you are from Argentina, intrigued by their culture and tradition, or looking for a unique yet meaningful name suggestion for your baby girl, Argentinian names could provide you with various options to explore. From simple yet popular names like Olivia, Emma, Sofia, and Violette to complex names like Yenien, Joelliane, Yerimen, and Emilianne, the curated list below offers many naming choices and meanings.
If you are of Argentine descent but reside in another part of the world, choosing an Argentinian name for your girl can be a beautiful homage to your ancestors, besides familiarizing her with the rich cultural legacy she is a part of. So, browse through the names listed in the compilation below to choose a perfect name that resonates with your ideas and desires for your baby girl and gives her a distinct and wonderful identity that will remain with her forever.
| Name | Gender | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Catalina |  Girl | Purity; Pure beauty | |
| Delfina | Girl | Name of a Saint; One from Delphi | |
| Emilia | Girl | Rival; To emulate; Excel | |
| Emma | Girl | Whole; Universal | |
| Isabella | Girl | God is my oath | |
| Martina | Girl | Warrior | |
| Olivia | Girl | Peace; Olive tree | |
| Sofia | Girl | Wisdom; Learned | |
| Valentina | Girl | Strong; Vigourous; Healthy | |
| Abegail | Girl | Argentinian version of Abigail; Father rejoices | |
| Adelgonda | Girl | One who is a noble warrior | |
| Adolfa | Girl | The feminine version of Adolf; Noble wolf | |
| Aldana | Girl | A Basque place name; Side slope | |
| Aldonza | Girl | A girl who is sweet and nice towards others | |
| Algeria | Girl | One who fills life with happiness | |
| Almara | Girl | Learned, nourishing, and supportive young woman | |
| Belette | Girl | One who is extremely beautiful | |
| Bernardina | Girl | Courage of a bear | |
| Bernette | Girl | One with the courage of a bear | |
| Caca | Girl | Daughter of vukan | |
| Ceciliane | Girl | A woman with gray eyes. | |
| Emigdia | Girl | One who is half-god; Demigod | |
| Emilianne | Girl | Industrious | |
| Fifine | Girl | God will add | |
| Francique | Girl | Someone belonging to France | |
| Hyacinthe | Girl | Blue larkspur; Precious stone | |
| Iara | Girl | Lady of the water | |
| Ines | Girl | Pure | |
| Ingrid | Girl | Goddess of fertility | |
| Joelliane | Girl | Jehovah is God | |
| Lichuen |  Unisex | Ligh; One who spreads light | |
| Mado | Girl | Woman of Magdala | |
| Malen | Girl | Maiden; Of Magdala | |
| Nulpi | Unisex | White flower; As beautiful as a white flower | |
| Petronelle | Girl | Stone | |
| Pire | Girl | One who is like a snow | |
| Silvaine | Girl | A woman belonging to the forest | |
| Susanita | Girl | Another name for lily flower | |
| Suyai | Girl | Hope | |
| Taiel | Girl | A woman who is wealthy and affluent | |
| Violaine | Girl | The Argentinian variation of Violet | |
| Violeta | Girl | Violet | |
| Violette | Girl | Violet flower | |
| Virge | Girl | Pure and chaste | |
| Virginie | Girl | One who is pure and chaste | |
| Yadira | Girl | Worthy; Beloved; Friend | |
| Yaima | Girl | Water conduit | |
| Yenien | Unisex | To bring along | |
| Yerimen | Unisex | One who is agile and active | |
| Yvette | Girl | A skilled archer | |
| Zoelie | Girl | Life | |
Frequently Asked Questions
1.What are some Argentine baby girl names that originate from other countries?
Ingrid is an Argentine name that originated from the Old Norse name Ingríðr, which means ‘Ing is beautiful.’ Lara is another name that has Brazilian origin, and means ‘lady of the water.’
2.Who are some famous Argentinian women with unique names?
Rosa María Juana Martínez Suárez, known popularly as Mirtha Legrand, was one famous Argentinian woman with a unique name. She is one of the most well-known television presenters in Argentina. Zulema Esther González Borbón, also known as Zully Moreno, is an Argentine actress who has appeared in over 70 films and won awards from the Argentine Academy of Motion Picture Arts.
3. What are some baby girl names inspired by Argentinean culture or landmarks?
Tango is a unisex name that refers to the Argentine dance form, while Maradona is a unisex name that pays tribute to the legendary footballer, Diego Maradona. Patagonia is also a beautiful name which is also the name of a region in Argentina.
4.What are some baby girl names that are associated with Argentine folklore or mythology?
Hulien, a name that originated from the Mapuches, the inhabitants of Chile and southwestern Argentina which means ‘spring’ is a name from Argentine folklore. Another name, Pachamama, is related to the Inca goddess of earth and fertility and refers to as ‘earth mother.’
Infographic: Sweet Argentinian Baby Names For Girls With Meanings
Located in South America, Argentina is a Spanish-speaking country known for its passion for football and rich culture. So, do these names inspire you, or does their culture intrigues you? Check out the infographic below for Argentine baby girl names with meanings, and select a name for your little charming little queen.
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