Do you want your baby girl to be a strong and courageous warrior in life? Consider giving her a name that means warrior. Here are some powerful and feminine options that will inspire your selection.
Marcheline

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Marcheline is of French origin. It’s the feminine form of the name Marcellin. The name means “war-like, warrior”.
Malin

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Malin is of Scandinavian origin. It’s the diminutive form of Madelyn. Malin means “little strong warrior, high tower, a woman of Magdela”.
Minka

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Minka is of Polish origin. While it doesn’t seem like it matches, the name is considered the female diminutive for the name Wilhelmina. Minka means “strong-willed warrior”.
Aloisia

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Aloisia is of German origin. It’s the female variant of Aloysius. It means “famous fighter, famous warrior”.
Shiwen

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Shiwen is a name of Chinese origin. It shares a few meanings like “warrior, knight, scholar, poem”.
Alessia

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Alessia is of Italian origin. It’s a female variant of the name Alessio. In Italy, it’s a popular baby girl’s name and means “defending warrior”.
Bellatrix

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Bellatrix is of Latin origin. Bellatrix is thought to be a translation of an Arabic title that means conqueror or a variant of Orion. Bellatrix is also the name of a star in the Orion constellation. It means “female warrior”.
Aoife

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Aoife is of Old Irish origin. In Irish legends, Aoife was a warrior princess who fought against her sister in a war. Aoife means “beauty, radiant, warrior princess”.
Elda

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Elda has English and Italian origins. The name in English means “old and wise protector”. In Italian, it means “battle maiden, warrior”.
Hera

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Hera is of Greek origin. In Greek mythology, Hera was the wife of Zeus and Queen of Heaven. Her name was thought to come from the Greek word for “hero”. Hera means “protectress, hero, warrior”.
Hilda

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Hilda has Old Norse and Old German origins. It was the name of a 7th-century saint. In Old Norse history, Hild conveyed fallen warriors to Valhalla. Hilda means “battle, battle woman”.
Keilee

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Keilee has Gaelic and Irish origins. It has a few meanings like “light of the clan” and “meadow dweller”, but the most agreed-upon meaning is “warrior”.
Louella

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Louella comes from French origin. It’s considered a variant of the names Lou, Ella, Louise, and Luella. Louella means “famous warrior, renowned warrior”.
Earline

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Earline is of English origin. It’s the feminine variant of the name Earl. The name means “princess, warrior”.
Imelda

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Imelda is a name with various origins (Spanish, Italian, and Old German). The name comes from a 14th-century Spanish saint. Imelda means “warrior woman, powerful fighter, universal battle”.
Luane

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Luane comes from German and Hawaiian origins. It’s considered to be a variant of the name Luana. It means “famous warrior, grace”.
Quirina

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From Roman mythology, Quirina comes from Romulus. Romulus was the name of one of the founders of Rome. It has a Latin origin and means “warrior”.
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