Girl Names Starting With Y

Born on Thursday, from Akan naming tradition.

Easy or easy-going; conveying a sense of ease, gentleness, and simplicity.

A traditional Japanese feminine name; meaning varies with kanji characters used

Mountain goat in Hebrew, representing agility and grace.

Beautiful; Hebrew name signifying beauty and grace.

Beautiful; a Hebrew name signifying grace and beauty.

Precious and worthy; honored and esteemed.

Related to Yalda Night, the longest night of the year celebrated in Persian tradition.

Bright or shining, variant of Helena from Greek 'helene'.

Beautiful. Often used as a variant of Jamila with similar connotations of grace and attractiveness.

God is gracious. From Hebrew, expressing divine favor and grace.

A variant of Jeannette, from French 'Jeanne' meaning 'gracious' or 'God's gracious gift'.

Celestial brightness; a name used in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

God is gracious; a divine gift.

God is gracious.

God is gracious, the Greek form of John derived from Hebrew Yochanan.

A Chinese name where Yan can mean graceful or swallow, and Xi can mean rosy clouds or hope, conveying natural beauty.

Certainty; faith and conviction.

Supplanter. Spanish variant of Jacqueline, derived from the Hebrew Jacob.

God is gracious

A precious red gemstone, ruby. Symbolizes beauty and value.

Small butterfly, precious ruby, friend

The Jordan River or descent. In Hebrew, refers to the flowing or descending river.

Derived from Old English 'geard' (yard) and 'leah' (clearing), meaning a clearing by a yard; originally a place name.

Hebrew name meaning 'one who sings' or 'to sing.'

Possibly from indigenous Mesoamerican origin; exact meaning uncertain

A flowering plant known for its medicinal properties in traditional herbalism and natural medicine.

Ukrainian variant of Irina; derived from Greek Eirene, meaning peace and tranquility.

Jasmine flower, representing grace, beauty, and delicate sweetness.

Persian name meaning 'jasmine', the fragrant flower.

Jasmine flower

He will overcome; diminutive of Yakov (Jacob), from Hebrew roots meaning supplanter.

Glorious, illustrious, or famous. From Sanskrit 'yasha' meaning glory and fame.

Famous or glory. Sanskrit diminutive derived from 'Yash' (fame).

Glorious and radiant. From Sanskrit yash (glory, fame) and vi (having).

Related to Yasmine/Yasmin from Arabic 'yasmin' (jasmine flower); represents elegance and grace.

Jasmine flower; variant of Yasmin from Persian and Arabic origins relating to fragrance.

Jasmine flower, gift from God

Jasmine flower; symbolizing grace and beauty

Variant spelling of Yasmin, meaning 'jasmine flower' in Persian and Arabic.

Refers to the primary liturgical text of Zoroastrianism; connotes sacred worship and ritual.

Variant spelling of Yasmin, an Arabic/Persian name meaning 'jasmine flower' symbolizing beauty and grace.

Jasmine flower. A fragrant flower symbolizing grace, elegance, and beauty.

Child of peace; 'yasu' means peaceful or calm and 'ko' means child.

Bright, brilliant