Goddess is a woman honoured or adored as physically attractive. So, there are many ideal goddess names that has a beautiful and good meaning that can be answered by your girl child.
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You might select some goddess names below either because you love the name and the meaning, the culture or to pay tribute to your heritage.
A – Z Goddess Names for Girls and their Meanings
A
- Aahana: Aahana means ‘Inner light’.
- Aarvi: This means peace or ‘the one who makes peace’.
- Aarya: This is the name used for Goddess Durga and it means ‘noble goddess’.
- Aashirya: Aashirya means ‘from the land of God’.
- Aditi: Aditi is the name of the goddess of fertility, the infinity sky, the earth, past and future. Aditi means ‘boundless’.
- Aditri: The name Aditri means ‘highest honour’. It’s another name of Goddess Lakshmi.
- Advita: This name is a unique name which means ‘number one, lovely or unique’.
- Ambuja: The name Ambuja means ‘beautiful flower Lotus’.
- Anwita: Anwita means ‘understanding’. It is referring to all powerful mother Goddess.
- Aparna: Aparna symbolizes ‘courage, strength and valor’. It’s the name of Lord Siva’s wife, Goddess Parvati.
- Ameya: The name Ameya means ‘purity and cleanliness’.
- Anaya: Anaya means ‘God has shown favour’.
B
- Bani: ‘Giver of knowledge of the earth’.
- Belisama: This name is actually that of the celtic counterpart of Minerva. Her name means “brightest one”.
- Beyla: ‘Dance; beautiful’
- Bhagyashree: ‘An infinite good luck and fortune’.
- Bhargavi: This means ‘beautiful or charming’.
- Bhaskari: Bhaskari means ‘radiant like the sun’.
- Bhavani: Bhavani is a very popular hindu goddess name for baby girl among Indian parents. The name gives off a sense of power.
- Bhavaprita: Bhavaprita means ‘one who is loved by the universe’. It is also a name for Goddess Durga. It’s a name that represent infinite emotion.
- Bilvanilaya: Bilvanilaya means ‘one who resides under the Bilva tree’ and refers to Goddess Lakshmi.
- Brahmi: Brahmi means ‘sacred or holy’. Brahmi is also the name of a plant which has many amazing properties, all positive for the human body.
- Brigantia: Brigantia was a late celtic goddess of victory. Meaning ‘the elevated one’.
- Brigid (Brigit): Goddess of ‘spring and poetry’. Means ‘exalted one’.
- Brinda: This means ‘holy and basil’.
C
- Calista: means ‘fairest, most beautiful’.
- Ceres (Demeter): ‘Goddess of agriculture’
- Cerridwen: Goddess of rebirth, change, and transformation, the underworld goddess and keeper of knowledge.
- Charis: Charis was the goddess of ‘charm, creativity and nature’.
- Chakrikaa: This is the goddess who have the ‘divine wheel’.
- Charvi: ‘Beautiful woman or beautiful girl’.
- Chandrarupa: The goddess that looks like the moon.
- Clementia: means ‘merciful’.
- Cleta: Cleta means ‘renowned’. It was one of the greek Graces.
- Cyhiraeth: Goddess of streams
D
- Damara: means calf; to tame; ‘gentle’.
- Danica: Means ‘morning star’; from Denmark
- Davina: means ‘Beloved’.
- Deepa: This means ‘Lamp’. The goddess that lightens the place with her presence.
- Deetya: The name Deetya means ‘an answer to prayers.
- Dextra: One who dyes; right-handed, fortunate
- Deveshi: Deveshi means the chief or head of all goddess.
- Demeter: The Greek goddess of ‘grain, agriculture, harvest, growth and nourishment’.
- Dia: This is the name of the Greek goddess of youth. It means ‘heavenly’.
- Diana: Goddess of the hunt which means ‘Heavenly and divine’.
- Driti: means ‘steadiness or courage’.
- Doris: means ‘gift’.
E – F
- Eithna: This is the name of the goddess who survived only on milk. It means ‘pretty and soulful’.
- Ekaa: This is the name of one of the goddesses Durga and it means “matchless”.
- Electra: means ‘shining, bright or radiant’
- Enid: Enid means life and spirit.
- Eudora: It is the name of five minor goddess of Greek mythology. Eudora means generous gift.
- Eva: means ‘life’.
- Fauna: This is the fairy who protected Disney “Sleeping beauty”.
- Felicitas: means ‘happy’.
- Flora: it’s the name of the Roman goddess of flower and spring. She enjoyed her eternal youth.
- Fortuna: This means “good fortune”.
- Freya: The name Freya is derived from an old Norse name Freyja. It means a noble woman or a lady. Freya is the goddess of love, fertility, death and war.
G – I
- Gaia: Gaia is pronounced GUY-ah. It means “earth mother”.
- Gauri: Gauri means “fair one” and is one of the most popular names among Hindus.
- Gefion: This is the name of the goddess of agriculture and fertility.
- Girija: Girija means daughter of mountains because she was the daughter of the king of mountains.
- Harmonia: means ‘ unity and concords.
- Hannah: Hannah means grace or favour.
- Hersilia: ’Delicate’.
- Iat: This is the name of the goddess of milk, nurturing and childbirth.
- Inanna: This is the most prominent goddess name in ancient Mesopotamia. It means ruling over love, fertility and warfare.
- Indusheetala: This is quite a long name, but it is also a unique name. Indusheetala means “cool like the moon”. Indu means ‘moon’ while sheetala means ‘cool’.
- Ira: Ira is a good name for people who like to keep things simple. Ira means ‘earth or a devoted one’.
- Iris: This is an attractive flower-name and the name of the messenger of the gods. Iris means Rainbow.
- Isis: The Egyptian goddess of health, marriage and wisdom.
J
- Jade: Jade means precious stone.
- Jane: Jane means God is gracious
- Jarah: Jarah means bravery and boldness.
- Jasira: Jasira symbolizes boldness and courage.
- Jaya: Jaya which is one of the popular names stands for victory.
- Jiana: The god of gracious
- Juno: Juno is the name of the Roman goddess of women(fertility) and marriage. It means Queen of heaven.
- Justina: Roman goddess of Justice.
- Juturna: Juturna is pronounced TURN-ah. The Roman goddess was the deity of springs, wells and fountains.
- Juventas: The Roman goddess personifies youth.
K – L
- Kamakshi: This is one of the beautiful names which means “one with a loving eye”.
- Karma: Karma means destiny or fate.
- Kashtha: Kashtha is referred to the goddess who is a quarter of the world. The name signifies enormity of a Goddess which means ‘path of the wind’, signifying the free air a d attitude.
- Kiara: means “little black one”
- Kimaya: Kimaya is one of the elegant names and it means ‘divine’ and ‘miracle’.
- Kriti: This name is one of the easiest, short and sweet name to pronounce. It means ‘a work of art or variant’.
- Leto: Leto is the goddess of motherhood.
- Lucina: This is the roman goddess of childbirth. It means “she who brings children into the light(world). “. Lucina can be shortened to Lucy or Luna.
- Luna: Luna means “goddess of the moon”.
- Lyric: Lyric means words of songs.
M – N
- Macha: Goddess of war and life/death cycle.
- Maeve: Goddess of earth, goddess of fertility.
- Mahira: Highly skilled, experts or talented
- Marnasvi: it means intelligent, wise and sensible.
- Margaret: Margret means Pearl.
- Marvel: It means wonderful, extraordinary and miracle to marvel at.
- Maxima: Greatest
- Mayra: Beloved, favorable and admirable
- Naira: Shinning or glittering.
- Nemain: Goddess of war
- Niamh: Goddess of beauty
- Niya: Niya means a desire for something or purpose.
- Nysa: it means “new beginning”
- Nyx: Nyx means “Night”.
O – R
- Oizys: Daughter of greek goddess Nyx, her name means misery, which moves it from “out there” to unusable.
- Olwen: Olwen can also be spelt Olwyn. Olwen was the heroin if s Celtic love story. She was said to be gentle, white lilies grew in her footprints. It’s the goddess of spring and flowers.
- Onatch: Goddess of corn.
- Ostara: This Nordic goddess is the source of Easter, her name meaning “dawn”.
- Padmakshi: This is one of the most beautiful names. It means “one with lotus like eyes”.
- Pallas: Wisdom
- Pandela: The greek personification of “full moon”.
- Pavaki: The goddess of knowledge
- Pomona: it means Apple because it is the name of the Roman goddess of garden, fruit trees and orchard.
- Phaena: means bright
- Philomena: means “powerful love”.
- Quinn: This is the descendent of Conn.
- Ramona: means “protecting hands”
- Raphaella: means “God heals”.
- Reign: It means “rule”.
- Rey: means “king”
- Rosmerta: means goddess of wealth and fertility.
- Rutvi: name of an Angel meaning “season”
- Ryder: means “knight”.
S
- Samara: means” guardian”.
- Selina: means “the moon”
- Serena: means “calm”
- Seven: means the number 7 or perfect.
- Sequana: Celtic-roman goddess Sequana, carrying a definite modern sound, was the goddess of the river Seine and its springs in Burgundy. Worshippers would ask her to cure their illnesses.
- Sif: Goddess of fertility
- Skadi: Giantess goddess of hunt, mountains, and winter
- Snotra: Goddess of wisdom
- Stevie: it means “crown”.
- Surasa: it is a name taken from Sanskrit and means ‘good essence’. Here, ‘su’ means ‘good’ and ‘rasa’ means ‘nectar’ or ‘essence’.
- Sutada: Sutada is a unique name, not used by many. Sutada means means ‘one who grants wishes.
- Syn: Goddess of justice
T – U
- Tanvi: means “slender or beautiful”.
- Tanishka: means “goddess of Gold”
- Tephi: Goddess and creator of tea
- Thalia: Both the name of a greek grace (“abundance”) and nymph (“flourishing”).
- Theia: Theia is also spelled Thia, or less exciting Thea, she was one of the primal greek deities, her name meaning simply “goddess”.
- Timber: means wood or strong
- Tishya: means “suspicious, star or lucky”.
- Trariti: This name rolls off the tongue in a pretty manner. It means ‘efficient’ or ‘agile’. It is also the name of Goddess Durga.
- Tove: means” God is good “.
- Uddanda: Uddanda means ‘nemesis of evils and vices’
- Urania: means “Heavenly”.
V
- Vacuna: Vacuna started out as the roman goddess of rest after harvest and ending up as a goddess of war. That escalated quickly.
- Vale /Valentina: means “strong and healthy”.
- Valeria: means “strength and vigor”.
- Vána: The younger sister of Yavanna, Vána is the queen of blossoms and is called “ever-young”.
- Var: Goddess of love vows between men and women and punishers for those who break them.
- Varda: it means “rose”.
- Veda” means “Knowledge and wisdom”.
- Vedakarta: The Vedas are the ultimate source of wisdom for the Hindus. Vedakarta means ‘originator of Vedas’ and signifies Lord Siva.
- Velora: it means “strong or healthy”.
- Venilia: Venilia or Venelia, with its soft vanilla-reference, was the roman wife of sea-god Neptune.
- Venus (Aphrodite): Goddess of “love, beauty, and fertility”.
- Verbeia: it possibly meaning “she who is constantly twisting and turning”, Verbeia was the celtic goddess of the river Wharfe.
- Vesta: This is an undefiled maiden, in allusion to the virgins who guarded the goddess Vesta, the symbol of hearth fire and undeflowered virginity.
- Victoria: means “Victory”.
- Vida or Vita means “life”
- Viva: means “Alive”.
- Vor: Goddess of “providence and preparation”.
W – Z
- Winda: means Hunter
- Xena: it means “Guest and stranger”
- Yavanna: The queen of earth and giver of fruits in Tolkien’s fictional universe Arda. She created the two trees that signify the sun and moon. This name might make a good alternative to Johanna.
- Yogeshwari: Yogeshwari means ‘object of worship’.
- Zisa: it can also be spelt as Cisa, this is the name of a nordic goddess. She is mentioned in connection to a victory over the roman empire.
- Zondra: means “Man’s defender”.
