Biblical Girl Names
Explore 262 girl names from the Bible
262 Biblical Girl Names
This list features all Biblical Girl Names — Names mentioned in the Bible and other biblical scripture.
Mary is a Hebrew name meaning “beloved”.
Elizabeth is a Hebrew name meaning “my God is an oath”.
Sarah is a Hebrew name meaning “princess”.
Anna is a Hebrew name meaning “grace”.
Deborah is a Hebrew name meaning “bee”.
Sharon is a Hebrew name meaning “a plain”.
Ruth is a Hebrew name meaning “companion”.
Rachel is a Hebrew name meaning “ewe”.
Hannah is a Hebrew name meaning “grace”.
Martha is an Aramaic name meaning “lady”.
Judith is a Hebrew name meaning “woman of Judea”.
Julia is a Latin name meaning “descended from Jupiter”.
Biblical Girl Names Categorized by Feature
Biblical girl names by Style
Timeless — Names with exceptionally steady usage and minimal fluctuation across decades: Mary · Elizabeth · Sarah · View all 31
Rising Star — Names with accelerating usage momentum and fast-growing recent popularity: Neriah · Anaiah · Abilene · View all 7
Modern — Names with usage concentrated in recent years: Zia · Junia · Zorah · View all 23
Vintage — Names with stable usage across multiple generations: Reba · Carmel · Brook · View all 18
Classic — Names with past popularity followed by a measurable revival: Bernice · Destiny · Ariel · View all 20
Retro — Names strongly associated with a past era that have not yet experienced a revival: Toi · Sheba.
Unique — Names with long historical presence and low overall usage: Jerah · Ishi · Minni.
Hidden Gem — Names with very limited historical usage and sporadic appearances: Shemariah · Gera · Ahira · View all 12
Biblical girl names by Popularity
Popular — Names at or above the 98th percentile of popularity: Ruth · Rachel · Hannah · View all 30
Common — Names from the 90th to below the 98th percentile of popularity: Sharon · Judith · Lois · View all 32
Uncommon — Names from the 70th to below the 90th percentile of popularity: Luz · Rhoda · Abi · View all 80
Rare — Names from the 30th to below the 70th percentile of popularity: Tola · Italy · Merari · View all 106
Extremely-Rare — Names below the 30th percentile of popularity: Helon · Dura · Zela · View all 14
Biblical girl names by Syllable
One-Syllable — Crisp, single-beat sounds with direct impact: Eve · Sin · Bel · View all 8
Two-Syllable — Rhythmic, two-beat cadences for natural flow: Chloe · Leah · Esther · View all 158
Three-Syllable — Melodic, three-beat flowing phonetic structures: Abigail · Naomi · Lydia · View all 79
Four-Syllable — Sophisticated choices with an expansive pronunciation: Samaria · Amariah · Adalia · View all 14
Five-or-more-Syllable — Majestic, grand-scale selections with lyrical presence: Alexandria · Apollonia · Philadelphia.
Biblical girl names by Length
Short — Names with 4 or fewer letters: Jada · Asia · Mara · View all 61
Medium-Length — Names with 5 to 6 letters: Joanna · Miriam · Eunice · View all 138
Long — Names with 7 to 8 letters: Delilah · Susanna · Damaris · View all 51
Very Long — Names with 9 or more letters: Magdalene · Bethlehem · Bethsaida · View all 12
About Biblical Girl Names
Looking for a meaningful name with deep historical roots? Our collection of Girl Biblical names goes far beyond standard modern lists. Instead of just picking common religious names, our system directly processes genealogical records from the original text lineages of the Old and New Testaments, including ancient Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek sources.
To help you find the perfect fit, we algorithmically categorize these names into four clear groups based on their historical context in the scriptures:
- Old Testament Names: Ancient names rooted in early history, tribal leadership, and ancestral covenants.
- New Testament Names: Classical Greek and Latinized names from the gospels and apostolic era.
- Prophets & Leaders: Documented figures who held distinct historical or spiritual leadership roles.
- Angelic & Celestial Entities: Inspiring names carrying divine meanings, often featuring ancient spiritual suffixes.
Every name in this registry has been carefully verified, resolving complex spelling variations to provide precise and authentic definitions. For a deeper look into our text-scanning rules and data sourcing, please see our Biblical Names Methodology.