808 Italian Baby Girl Names With Meanings
A compilation of Latinized names that hold deep familial and religious significance.
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Fancy roaming to Milan, Venice, Roam? Not only are these places unique and beautiful; so are the Italian Girl names. Italy has a rich tradition too. Latin names like Antonio, Angelo, and Mia have been popular. Baby girl names like Tiziana are exotic and mysterious.
Italian names originated in Latin or have Latinized versions from other languages. As traditions have it, Italian babies are named based on the names of their grandparents, choosing names from the father's side family first and then from the mother's side. In olden times, names were either a saint's name or had other strong religious beliefs. If you know the Italian equivalent, you can tweak the name even after keeping the tradition alive.
Many common Italian names are known to be derived from the Bible since the major practiced religion is Roman Catholicism. Babies are frequently given saint names, either the saint honored on the day of their birth or sometimes a patron saint of the area. Some Italian babies are given names that reflect the season they were born. Adding a ‘little’ (diminutive form) ending to a name, such as etto/etta or ino/ina, is an old custom. It can distinguish a younger child from an older one with the same name and is also occasionally used as a nickname (1).
Italian baby names add a little bit of la dolce vita to any child's life, whether given to honor legendary figures or to express the essence of its culture. There are many such beautiful names with meanings in the list below. Your baby girl deserves these beautiful names even if you are not of Italian origin. These names resonate with a timeless charm and are an attractive choice of baby names for parents all over the world.
| Name | Gender | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Fabia |  Girl | A woman who is a bean farmer | |
| Fabiana | Girl | A little woman who farms beans | |
| Fabrizia | Girl | A woman with crafty hands | |
| Farfalla | Girl | She is like a butterfly | |
| Fausta | Girl | A lucky one | |
| Faustine | Girl | A fortunate woman | |
| Faviola | Girl | A woman of wisdom and bravery | |
| Fedella | Girl | A woman who is faithful and true | |
| Federica | Girl | A Queen who rules peacefuly | |
| Feli |  Unisex | Lucky; Happy | |
| Felice | Girl | A fortunate and happy lady | |
| Feliciana | Girl | A fortunate lady | |
| Felicita | Girl | A lady with good luck | |
| Felicitas | Girl | A happy nad lucky lady | |
| Felicite | Girl | A feeling of happiness and good luck | |
| Felicitti | Girl | A little luck | |
| Felixa | Girl | A woman who is blessed with good fortune and luck | |
| Fendi | Unisex | Luxury, fashion, sophistication | |
| Fenisia | Girl | A color; Purplish-red | |
| Fernanda | Girl | Adventurous; Bold journey | |
| Ferra | Unisex | Iron | |
| Ferrari | Unisex | An occupational name, meaning a blacksmith | |
| Fia | Girl | One who makes a dark peace; Daughter in Italian | |
| Fiamma | Girl | A little fiery woman | |
| Fiammetta | Girl | She is a little but fiery woman | |
| Fidelina | Girl | A little faithful woman | |
| Filomena | Girl | Lover of mankind; Beloved | |
| Fiorella | Girl | Tiny blooming flower | |
| Fiorello | Girl | A flower that is young (derived from a Latin Fiora) | |
| Fiorenza | Girl | A flower (derived from the Latin Fiora) | |
| Fiori | Unisex | Flowers; Blooms | |
| Flavio | Girl | A blonde or golden-haired person | |
| Floriano | Girl | Variant of Florian; To flower; To blossom | |
| Franca | Girl | A person of French origin | |
| France | Girl | French woman; Free woman | |
| Francheska | Girl | Variant of Franceska; A woman with French roots | |
| Francy | Unisex | From France; Free one | |
| Fulvia | Girl | Something that resembles the color yellow | |
| Gabriana | Girl | God's able-bodied one; Heroine of God | |
| Gabrianna | Girl | God gives me strength | |
| Gabriel | Unisex | God is my strength | |
| Gaetana | Girl | Person from Gaeta, Italy | |
| Gaetane | Girl | Person from Gaeta, Italy | |
| Gaia | Girl | Earth | |
| Galilea | Girl | From Galilee; District | |
| Garbo | Girl | Gentle and soft-hearted person | |
| Gavi | Unisex | God is my strength | |
| Geena | Girl | A well born woman | |
| Gelsomina | Girl | A kind of shrub with white color sweet smelling flowers | |
| Gem | Girl | The one who is precious as a gem stone | |
| Gema | Girl | Girl who is treasurable as a precious stone | |
| Gemette | Girl | A treasurable or precious person | |
| Genevra | Girl | The person who is fair minded and charming | |
| Genoa | Unisex | City in Italy | |
| Genova | Unisex | Italian city on the Ligurian Sea | |
| Genoveffa | Girl | Italian accent of Genevieve; Snowy wave | |
| Genoveva | Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of Genevieve; White color wave | |
| Geonna | Girl | God has chosen me | |
| Geovana | Girl | God has bestowed his favours upon me | |
| Geovanna | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Geovanni | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Gerardo | Unisex | Spear strength | |
| Gessica | Girl | Variation of Jessica; Rich and God beholds | |
| Ghita | Girl | A pearl | |
| Gia | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Giabella | Girl | Yahweh is gracious; My God is an oath | |
| Giachetta | Girl | Holder of the heel | |
| Giacinta | Girl | Hyacinth flower | |
| Giacoma | Girl | Replacement; Surrogate | |
| Giacomina | Girl | One that is protected by God | |
| Giada | Girl | Precious stone; Gift from God | |
| Giana | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Gianandrea | Girl | Combination of names Giana and Andrea; God is good | |
| Gianella | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Gianetta | Girl | God's generous gift | |
| Gianina | Girl | God is gracious; Diminutive of Giovanna | |
| Giannetta | Girl | Yahweh is gracious | |
| Giannina | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Giano | Unisex | God is gracious | |
| Giavana | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Giavanna | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Giavonna | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Gimma | Girl | Precious stone | |
| Gina | Girl | Queen; Maiden | |
| Ginata | Girl | Flower | |
| Ginevra | Girl | Juniper; White phantom | |
| Gioa | Girl | Joy | |
| Gioacchina | Girl | Established by Yahweh | |
| Gioconda | Girl | Pleasant; Delightful; Happy | |
| Gioia | Girl | Joy | |
| Giolla | Girl | Servant | |
| Gionata | Girl | A gift from God | |
| Gionna | Unisex | God is gracious | |
| Giordana | Girl | To flow down; To descend | |
| Giorgia | Girl | The farmer | |
| Giorgina | Girl | Farmer; Earthworker | |
| Giosepa | Girl | He will add | |
| Giovanna | Girl | God is gracious | |
| Giuditta | Girl | Praised | |
| Giulia | Girl | Youthful; Downy-bearded | |
Italian girl baby names are created with a keen eye to capture the beauty and essence of Italy's rich cultural past, art, and people. Names such as Romeo and Giulietta, inspired by Shakespeare's love story, are an ultimate example of how Italian names are a penchant for love and creativity. Whether the baby names are used to honor Italian roots or merely for their melodious charisma, they lend a dash of passion and sophistication to every child's identity.
Infographic: Appealing Italian Baby Girl Names
Italian baby names are famous worldwide for their melodious sounds and inherent elegance. These names, along with having a deep-rooted history, evoke a sense of grace and power. Discover a few such names in this infographic to add a touch of elegance and sweetness to your little girl’s identity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What Italian baby girl names mean God's gift?
Many Italian baby girl names are associated with meaning God’s gift. Some of them are Donatella meaning ‘given by God,’ Grazia, which means ‘grace,’ and Domenica, meaning ‘belonging to the Lord.’ These names signify gifts from God.
2. What Italian baby girl names are perfect for a spring or summer baby?
Italian baby girl names like Rosa, meaning ‘rose,’ Primavera meaning ‘spring,’ Soleil meaning ‘sun,’ and Margherita, meaning ‘pearl,’ are some baby girl names that celebrate the spring and summer seasons.
3. What Italian baby girl names are inspired by Italian cities or regions?
Some of the names that are inspired by Italian regions that would be perfect for your little one are Ravenna which is an Italian city famous for its architecture, Capri, depicting a colorful Italian island, Verona which is a famous Italian touristy city and Sicily, a city with rich historical background and beautiful beaches.
4. What are some Italian baby girl names that have a strong and empowering meaning?
Baby girl names of Italian origin with strong and empowering meanings are Valentina meaning ‘healthy’ and ‘strong,’ Federica, which depicts a ‘peaceful ruler,' Fortuna meaning a ‘good fate,' and Vittoria, meaning ‘conqueror’ and ‘victory.'
References:
- The Bellissima style of Italian names.
https://casa-belvedere.org/the-bellissimo-style-of-italian-names/
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