50 Oriya Girl Names For Your Lovely Daughter

From celestial beings to earthly objects, these names have it all.

Written by Angela Alex, MA

Edited by Vidya Tadapatri, MSc (Biotechnology)

Fact-checked by N Pravenchandra Singh, MA

Last Updated on Nov 13, 2024

Illustration: MomJunction Design Team

Odisha is an Indian state known for its rich cultural, historical, and religious heritage. Oriya baby girl names offer a glimpse of Odisha's traditions and values. Oriya names are versatile, and they often have deep meanings and connotations. Many Oriya names represent or symbolize one's virtue, emotions, and love for nature. Radhi, for instance, is a beautiful Oriya name that means 'achievement' or 'success,' reflecting the parents' desire for their daughter to get success in life. Zaaei is a nature-inspired name that translates to 'flower,' representing feminine attributes like beauty, elegance, and delicateness. Several Oriya names also have profound religious and mythological associations. Wamika is a timeless name in Hinduism, an alternative name for the Hindu Goddess Durga. Vaagdevi is another lyrical name in Oriya with profound significance in Hinduism. It is one of the many names of the Goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of river, learning, and arts. These names carry a sense of divinity and grace, making them a popular choice for parents to name their daughters. Several Oriya names also draw inspiration from historical figures and literary influences. These names reflect peoples' pride and sense of identity in the Oriya culture. Some names in Oriya culture are passed down through generations as a part of family traditions. It connects the current generation to their ancestors and familial values. Names from Indian epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana are also common in Oriya. Since Oriya names offer so many options, parents across cultural, religious, and linguistic boundaries can embrace them. If you find the diversity in Oriya names attractive, check out the Oriya baby names and their meanings in the list below. It has many meaningful choices that stand apart.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Jena	Girl	White phantom; Magical being; Lady of the people; Little Bird; Prince
Janaki	Girl	Daughter of Janaka; Goddess Sita
Barsha	Girl	Rain
Saahithi	Girl	Literature
Mallika	Girl	Queen; Jasmine
Mamata	Girl	Love; Affection; Motherly fondness
Mithila	Boy	Kingdom of Mithil
Eashita	Girl	A person who desires a lot
Jigya	Girl	Curiosity to learn; An individual eager to explore the world
Kusum	Girl	Flower

Pritilata	Girl	The love's vine
Puspa	Girl	A flower blossom-like little girl
Urmila	Girl	Waves of passion; Billow; Humble; Enchantress
Aamodini	Girl	Fragrant
Aaryamani	Girl	Belonging to the Sun
Badarika	Girl	Jujube fruit
Raadhi	Girl	Achievement or success
Rabani	Girl	Divine; Culture; Tillage; Living; Lord
Saagnika	Girl	Fiery, passionate, or with fire
Saahana	Girl	Raaga

Saavini	Girl	The month of Saavan; The fifth month of the Hindu calendar
Sahaja	Girl	Natural
Taalika	Girl	Calm or nightingale
Taaraka	Girl	Star or meteor
Taarini	Girl	One of the names of Goddess Durga; she who frees
Taiunaya	Girl	Absorbed in or identical
Ubika	Girl	Growth
Uchimakali	Girl	Name of a Hindu goddess
Udaranga	Girl	A woman with a beautiful body
Udbala	Girl	Strong

Udichi	Girl	One who grows with prosperity
Vaagdevi	Girl	The Goddess of learning
Vaagiswari	Girl	The name of Goddess Saraswati
Vaarahi	Girl	One who rides on the Varaah; One of the Matrikas
Vaarida	Girl	Cloud
Vaasanthi	Girl	Name of the spring goddess
Vadhana	Girl	Bright star
Waamil	Girl	An extremely beautiful girl
Yachana	Girl	Entreaty; Prayer; Pleading
Yadhana	Girl	Smile

Yadita	Girl	Lord of the night
Yagapriya	Girl	Name of a Raga
Yagnitha	Girl	Worship
Yavanika	Girl	Curtain of the stage
Zaaei	Girl	A flower in Oriya
Zaanjar	Girl	Anklet
Zaitun	Girl	Olive
Zankar	Girl	The woman who sprinkles gold
Zankrut	Girl	Auspicious
Deekshitha	Girl	Initiated; Dedicated

Oriya baby girl names are deeply rooted in Odisha's rich cultural heritage. From names rooted in religion to one's inspired by literary references, Oriya baby names offer many meaningful options. These names mirror Odisha's traditions and values. Several are nature-inspired, while some draw inspiration from Indian epics and mythologies. In short, Oriya names are a treasure trove of traditional names with deep meanings and connotations. So, take your time and review each name in the list above to find a gem that will help embellish your little princess's personality.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are some traditional Oriya baby girl names and their cultural significance?

Lakshmi is a traditional Odiya name that means 'sign' or 'mark' in Sanskrit. It is also the name of the Hindu goddess of prosperity and fortune. Naming a baby girl, Lakshmi reflects the belief in the divine qualities associated with the goddess. Sujata, meaning 'well-born,' focuses on the importance of lineage and social standing in the Oriya tradition. Malati, which means 'Jasmine,' symbolizes beauty, grace, and purity.

2. Which Oriya baby girl names are inspired by nature or animals?

Meenakshi (or Minakshi) means 'fish eye' in Sanskrit, symbolizing a fish's beautiful eyes. Kamala, meaning 'lotus' or 'pale red,' draws inspiration from the Lotus flower, which is revered for its beauty, purity, and cultural associations like spiritual enlightenment. Madhavi, meaning 'of the springtime,' Mayuri, translating to 'peahen,' and Chandrika, meaning 'moonlight,' are some more Oriya baby girl names that represent different aspects of nature's beauty.

3. Which Oriya baby girl names have a historical significance or connection?

Utkala is a traditional Oriya baby girl name, also the name of the ancient kingdom mentioned in the Mahabharata. Kalinga is the name of a historical region between the rivers Mahanadi and Godavari, known as the throne of King Ashoka. Subarnarekha, meaning 'streak of gold,' is the name of the river that flows through Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha. Prabhavati (the name of a Gupta queen and a freedom fighter from Bihar) and Kanaklata (an Indian Independence activist from Assam) are some more Oriya baby girl names with paramount cultural significance.

4. What are some Oriya baby girl names with a positive or uplifting meaning?

Harsha (happiness), Pragati (progress, development), Vandana (worship, prayer, or praise), Riddhi (fortunate), Susmita (lovely smile), and Swara (musical note) are adorable Oriya baby girl names with positive connotations and meanings.

5. Which Oriya baby girl names are easy to pronounce and spell?

Diya (lamp or light), Pari (fairy), Ria (joyful), and Tara (star) are some Oriya baby girl names that have clear pronunciation and simple spelling.

6. What modern Oriya baby girl names are currently popular?

Ananya (matchless or unique), Anushka (favor, grace), Ishita (supremacy), Navya (to be praised), and Jiya (living or lived) are among several Oriya baby girl names that have garnered popularity in recent years.

7. What are some Oriya baby girl names with a royal connotation?

Rajeshwari (queen of queens), Rajkumari (princess), Rani (queen), Amruta (immortal), and Padmavati (the name of a 14th-century queen) are among the various adorable Oriya baby girl names that exude royalty.

8. Which Oriya baby girl names are related to love?

Prema (love, affection), Sneha (love, tenderness), Priti (pleasure, joy, love), Kanta (desirable, beautiful), and Mohini (infatuating) include some of the several Oriya baby girl names that carry a sense of warmth and endearment.

Infographic: Excellent Oriya Baby Girl Names And Their Meanings

Oriya, primarily spoken in Odisha, is one of the many regional languages of India. Oriya names have spiritual connotations and often relate to nature, emotions, and human virtues. So, if you are of Oriya descent or appreciate the culture, society, and rich traditions of this Indian state, these names would be perfect for your baby girl. Take a look at the beautiful Oriya baby girl names in our infographic below.

exceptional girl names of oriya origin with meanings (infographic)

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Angela AlexMA

Angela is an honors student with a master's degree in Linguistics from The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in History from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi. Her combined interest in history and the science of language has taught her the skills to understand how language and its use have changed over time.

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Vidya TadapatriMSc (Biotechnology)

Vidya did her post-graduation in Biotechnology from Osmania University, Hyderabad. Her interest in scientific research and writing made her pursue a career in writing, in which she now has over five years of experience. She has done certified biotechnology-related training programs under renowned organizations such as Centre For Cellular & Molecular Biology and Department of Biotechnology.

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N Pravenchandra SinghMA

Praven is an English literature expert. He did his bachelors in English from Delhi University and masters in English from Manipur University. Besides, he holds a certificate in multimedia design and content creation from NIELIT Imphal and presented papers at various national and international conferences.

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