Two Syllable Names for Girls
- Moesha
- Elmer
- Ceris
- Melda
- Pelar
- Ruma
- Lutie
- Rhonwyn
- Swanhilde
Origin:
GermanicMeaning:
"swan battle"Description:
Form of Swanhild
- Taelynn
- Damienne
- Betiel
Origin:
Eritrea, meaning unknownDescription:
An intriguing choice from the African country Eritrea. Sources say Betiel means "house of God." Betiel first appeared on the US charts in 2021, when it was given to five baby girls.
- Sika
Origin:
Akan, GhanaianMeaning:
"gold, money"Description:
Straightforward Ghanaian name that could travel lite between languages and cultures. Sika is the word for "gold" in the Akan language.
- Aelwen
Origin:
Welsh: "white brow"Meaning:
"white brow"Description:
Aelwen was first used in the revival of native Welsh names in the nineteenth century. It is occasionally used in Wales, but has not made the charts there for at least 20 years.
- Brynley
Origin:
Variation of Brinley or combination of Bryn and LeighMeaning:
"burned clearing; hill + meadow"Description:
A combination name and an English surname, Brynley has trendy sounds, nature-related meanings, and has a double dose of the cool letter Y. Despite this, it is less popular than its Top 1000 counterparts, Brinley, Brynlee, and Brynleigh, and given to around 170 girls each year. Actress Brynley Stent is a notable bearer, as are fitness influencer Brynley Joyner and Instagram star and dancer, Brynley Arnold.
- Cosy
Origin:
Short form of Cosette or Cosima; Variation of Cozy; English word nameDescription:
Cosy is a, well, cozy name, whose only downside is people forever making that dumb joke. Cosy can be short for Cosima or Cosette but can certainly stand on its own as a word name. Another plus: Sounds like Posy, Josie, and Rosie.
- Aldyn
- Lasma
Origin:
LatvianMeaning:
"sparkle"Description:
Properly spelled Lāsma in Latvian, this name has one of the prettiest meanings around.
- Mellon
Origin:
English and Irish surnameMeaning:
"from Meulan; descendant of Meallán"Description:
It's too close to the fruit "melon" to make a good first name, but if there are Mellons on your family tree, why not put it in the middle? The English form of this surname is habitational, and at one time denoted someone from Meulan-en-Yvelines, a commune outside of Paris.
- Zaidee