Looking for a perfect name for your baby girl? Why not choose one that means dark — this name will conjure intrigue and mystery. Here is a list of options to get your wheels turning.
Amaya

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Amaya, with Basque and Japanese origins meaning “night rain; the end; mother city”, is a beautiful name fitting for a pretty baby girl.
Baize

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Baize, French for “dark brown”, is certainly an exceptional name option that’s easy and quick to say.
Bruna

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Bruna, Italian for “brown”, is a fun choice for a dark-haired baby girl.
Ciara

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Ciara, meaning “little dark one”, has Irish roots and a handful of different pronunciations so parents can choose which best suits them.
Ebony

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Ebony, with English origins meaning “deeply black wood”, is a beautiful given name held in high favor.
Esmeray

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Esmeray, meaning “dark moon”, is a mysterious and pretty name option that comes with many cute nickname choices like “Esme”, “May”, and “Ray”.
Inola

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Inola, with Cherokee origins meaning “black fox”, offers a powerful and spiritual-like name for a stunning baby girl.
Kali

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Kali, from Sanskrit, meaning “black one”, is a bold choice with fitting roots as it’s the same name as the fierce Hindu goddess of destruction.
Kiera

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Kiera, Irish for “little dark one”, is a popular name as well as a distinctive one, especially when spelled in this authentic way.
Leila

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Leila, Arabic, and Persian meaning “night”, has an almost fairytale feel to it that is perfect for a beautiful baby girl.
Lilith

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Lilith, with Assyrian origins for “ghost, night monster”, is backed by some slight demonic connotations from the Jewish faith, yet it remains a pleasant-sounding name choice.
Maurelle

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Maurelle, meaning “dark, elfin”, is simply a perfect choice to highlight your cute and tiny baby girl.
Melanie

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Melanie, with Greek origins for “black, dark”, has popularity not only backed by two Roman saints but also by the famous “Gone with the Wind” tale.
Nila

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Nila, Sanskrit for “dark blue”, is a charming name that can work across different languages and cultures.
Rajani

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Rajani, meaning “dark, of the night”, is a pleasant name that is bursting with charm and uniqueness.
Sable

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Sable, typically meaning “animal name”, is also a word name for a rich and warm black color, making it a suitable choice for parents who want to stray from the standard color names.
Tinuviel

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Tinuviel, meaning “daughter of the twilight/nightingale”, is a great choice for fans of J. R. R. Tolkien’s famed epic thanks to the elf princess who holds the name.
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