Aramaic Baby Names for Girls

From simple, one-syllable names like Chau, to more unusual options like Xiomara, this list of Aramaic baby names for girls runs the gamut. Take a look, explore the various names' meanings, and make a thoughtful selection for your daughter.

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• Anina – Anina is a popular girl's Aramaic name. This name means an answer to a prayer and can show that God blessed the parents with a child in response to their prayers.
• Bartola – Bartola is the feminine version of Barton or Bartola in Aramaic. It means she who tills the soil and shows that the child works hard.
• Bethany – Bethany is an Aramaic girl's name that often uses the nickname Beth. Though the name means house of poverty, it shows that a child can overcome any hardships she faces.
• Chaseanah – Chaseanah is a unique Aramaic girl's name. Spelled in several ways and often without the “h,” the name means mighty and strong.
• Chau – Used in both Aramaic and Vietnamese languages, Chau is a girl's name. Both cultures use this name to describe a beautiful pearl or a mighty person.
• Dorcas – Dorcas is an Aramaic name for girls that is also Greek. The name appears in the Bible and can mean fire or vindication as well as light.
• Gada – Though some think Gada is a Hebrew name, it has Aramaic roots. This girl's name means happy or graceful and can show that the child will have luck in the future.
• Ketina – Spelled both Ketina and Ketyna, this Aramaic name is for girls. Though not as popular as other names, it shows the child is a little lady.
• Marcia – Marcia is a girl's name with both Aramaic and Latin roots. As a version of Martha, the name means warlike to show that the child is strong but can also mean gleaming.
• Marfa – Marfa is an Aramaic name given to the little girls that means lady of the house. Parents can spell it in different ways such as Martha.
• Maria – Maria is a popular name for baby girls that has Aramaic roots. It is a version of Miriam or Mary and means a child the parents wished for and wanted for a long time.
• Mariet – Some parents might think Mariet is a version of Maria, but it is a unique name with a different meaning. This name translates to the mistress of the house or the woman who runs the house.
• Merrona – Merrona is an old Aramaic girl's name. Though the name translates to sheep, it can also mean a girl who is meek and quiet or shy.
• Nour – In Aramaic, Nour means light. This baby girl's name shows that the child is a light to the parents or that she lights up their lives.
• Patsy – Though it doesn't sound Aramaic, this is a girl's name. It means lady of the house and connects to the name Patty, which means the same thing and is often a nickname for Patricia.
• Razilli – Razilli is the female version of an Aramaic male name. This name means the Lord's secret and is popular among religious parents and families.
• Rebecca – Rebecca is a popular Aramaic girl's name. The name means a person who sets traps and can indicate the girl is smart and cunning.
• Samantha – Samantha is a name given to girls that has Aramaic roots. Nicknames include Sam and Sammy, all of which means someone who is a good listener.
• Sherra – Sherra is a unique name girl's name. This Aramaic name means brightness and shows that the girl has a light that shines from within.
• Tabitha – Tabitha is a girl's name that has Aramaic roots. Both the name and its nickname, Tabby, mean someone who is like a gazelle.
• Tada – Tada is a shortened version of the name Thaddea and is suitable for girls. Both versions of the name mean heart and show that the child is loved by others.
• Talitha – While similar to Tabitha, Talitha is a more unique name. As it means small girl, many parents choose the name after having a premie or an underweight baby girl.
• Thomasin – Thomasin is an Aramaic girl's name and the feminine form of Thomas. Also spelled Thomasina, it means twin and applies to all types of baby girls.
• Timeka – Timeka is an ancient Aramaic name used for baby girls. It is another version of Tameka that stands for twin but can also refer to individual children.
• Xiomara – Some parents might assume Xiomara has Spanish roots, but it is an Aramaic girl's name. This name means joyful deer and is the Aramaic version of Xiamara.

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