100 Bilingual Baby Girl Names

As announced in our most recent Life Update, Aaron and I are expecting our first baby in early March 2019! We are totally beside ourselves with excitement, nervousness and all the emotions. Haha. We all know there are SO many things to think about when it comes to a baby…but honestly, I never knew how much and how many decisions I would have to make until now, obviously.

You’ve got strollers and cribs and clothes, oh my!

Bottles and bibs and toys, oh my!

Diapers and butt cremes, onesies and carseats, the little things that suck their boogers out, bouncers, highchairs, bath time things, wipes, changing pads, pacifiers and ALL THE THINGS!! 

And now, there are so many options for EVERY LITTLE THING. Do I go with all the organic and all natural options? Or the super chic and fashionable items? Or do I just go practical/functional and cheap because there are already so many things that I’m spending money on to be choosing the cutest thing for every product? Lol. All the decisions are a little overwhelming.

If you’ve been following along on Aaron and I’s Journey To Debt Free Living and Renovating Adventures, you could probably gather that we try to be as low maintenance as possible. It’s kind of hard to be high maintenance when you’re living in a construction zone for two years in a row while renovating two rental homes. I’m thankful for those years though because it taught me to really accept the difference between needs and wants. So, with our new little baby girl coming along, I’m having to resist all the urges to buy all the cute baby girl things in excess! And still trying to prepare for a baby on a budget. Haha. I’ll save that for another blog post though.

This post is about the decision that I think is the most difficult to make.

CHOOSING A BABY NAME.

How on earth are we supposed to choose?!! It was hard enough naming our dogs!! Haha. You gotta think about if you want a super unique and meaningful name or maybe a classic and timeless name or maybe a name that is in the family. Not to mention trying to make sure you don’t pick a name that will make your kid the butt of all the jokes at recess in elementary school. It’s hard.

Plus, with Aaron’s family being English speakers and my family being bilingual, it’s very important to us that our baby girl has a name that sounds good and is easy to pronounce in both English and Spanish. I’m sure there are other families who are looking for the same, so I thought I’d share a list of 100 bilingual baby girl names. Enjoy!

100 Bilingual Girl Names and Their Meanings

1. Adelina – noble
2. Adrianna – Greek baby name meaning manly, brave
3. Alana – darling child, beautiful offering
4. Aliyana – beautiful girl
5. Alma – soul
6. Amara – grace, to love, bitter, immortal
7. Andrea – from Greek word andrós meaning manly, courageous
8. Angelina – messenger of God, angelic
9. Aria – air, melody, opera solo
10. Bella – beautiful 
11. Bianca – white, fair, pure
12. Blanca – white, shining
13. Brenda – sword, princess
14. Calina – beautiful, lovely, the moon
15. Camila – helper to the priest 
16. Carla – free woman
17. Carolina – free woman
18. Catalina – pure one, innocent
19. Celeste – heavenly
20. Clara – clear, bright, famous
21. Claudia – lame
22. Coco – French meaning: a pet name
23. Cora – maiden 
24. Corinna – maiden
25. Cynthia – Greek goddess of the hunt
26. Daniela – God is my judge
27. Davina – beloved
28. Dora – gift
29. Elena – sun ray
30. Eliana – my God has answered
31. Elisa – God is my oath
32. Elizabeth – God’s promise, God’s satisfaction
33. Elsa – God is my oath, God’s promise
34. Emilia – rival, laborious, eager
35. Emma – entire, universal
36. Erica – complete ruler
37. Esmeralda – gemstone, emerald
38. Estella – starlike, love
39. Eva – life, animal
40. Flora – flower
41. Gabriella – woman of God
42. Iris – rainbow
43. Isabella – sworn to God
44. Isela – variation of “Isla” which is the name of a river in Scotland
45. Ivana – God is gracious
46. Joana – God is gracious
47. Jovanna – God is gracious, father
48. Juliana – youthful
49. Kaira – beloved, friend, peaceful, pure
50. Karina – beloved
51. Kehlani – heaven, sky, glorious, royal one
52. Lara – graceful, protection
53. Leona – lion, lioness
54. Liliana – lily, flower
55. Lola – short for Dolores, meaning sorrowful
56. Lucía – light, bright, shining 
57. Luciana – light, moon 
58. Luna – moon
59. Luz – light
60. Marcela – dedicated to Mars
61. Marina – from the sea
62. Marisol – star of the sea
63. Maura – beloved, great
64. Maya – close to God
65. Monica – advisor, counselor
66. Nadia – hope
67. Naya – rare, precious
68. Noemi – pleasant
69. Nora – light, woman of honor
70. Nova – light, woman of honor
71. Olivia – olive
72. Paula – small
73. Paola – small
74. Penelope – weaver, loyal, capable
75. Perla – pearl
76. Priscila – ancient, a first century christian missionary
77. Raquel – innocent
78. Remi – French origin: rower, oarsmen
79. Reyna – queen, counsel, song
80. Rosa – rose
81. Rosie – rose
82. Roxana – dawn
83. Rubí – the red gemstone
84. Sandra – man’s defender
85. Sia – moving, help
86. Solana – sunlight, eastern wind
87. Sofia – wisdom
88. Tatiana – Russian baby name, associated with queen
89. Trini – triad, three in one, trinity
90. Valentina – strong, healthy
91. Vera – faith, truth
92. Veronica – victory bringer
93. Viola – purple
94. Violetta – violet, purple, flower
95. Viviana – lively
96. Yolanda – violet flower
97. Yvette – yew, archer
98. Zara – radiance
99. Zoe – life
100. Zyla – quiet, calm