Baby girl names starting with Y
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14 names sit under Baby girl names starting with Y. Yamini means Night. Yamuna means A sacred river. Yashaswini means Famous; successful. Yashika means Success; a good name. Yashoda means Foster mother of Krishna. Yashodhara means Wife of the Buddha. The English spelling is only a way in. Open the name for the Devanagari, the Hindi meaning and the Chaldean number. A nakshatra sound still comes from the birth chart, not from this list. Nothing here is a promise about the child.
Yahvi means Heaven and earth. Yamika means Night. Yamini means Night. Yamuna means A sacred river.
30 names, in alphabetical order.
- Yahviयाह्वीHeaven and earth
- YamikaयामिकाNight
- YaminiयामिनीNight
- YamunaयमुनाA sacred river
- Yashaswiniयशस्विनीFamous; successful
- YashiयशीFame
- YashikaयशिकाSuccess; a good name.
- YashodaयशोदाFoster mother of Krishna
- YashodharaयशोधराWife of the Buddha
- YashomatiयशोमतीFamous; Yashoda
- YashviयशवीFamous; successful
- YasiraयासिराWealthy; easy
- Yasminयास्मीनJasmine flower
- YazhiniयाझिनीPlayer of the yazh lute
- YazhmozhiयाळमोळिWords like the harp's music
- Yogeshwariयोगेश्वरीGoddess Durga
- YoginiयोगिनीA woman who practises yoga
- YogitaयोगिताOne who practises yoga
- YogmayaयोगमायाDivine power; Durga
- Yuktaयुक्ताAttentive; skilled
- Yuktiयुक्तिIdea; skill
- YusraयुसराEase; prosperity
- YuthikaयूथिकाJasmine
- YuvikaयुविकाYoung woman
- YvonneइवॉनYew tree
- YangchenयांगचेनGoddess of music
- YashnaयशनाPrayer; fame
- YeshaयेशाFame
- Yumnaयुम्नाGood fortune
- YutiयुतिUnion
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Questions
- How many names are listed for Baby girl names starting with Y?
- Baby girl names starting with Y lists 14 names. Yogini, Yogita, Yukta are three of them, each with a meaning on the name page.
- Where do I read the Hindi meaning?
- Open the name. English is beside the spelling, and Hindi is in the Meaning section with the number and the pada.
- Does this list decide the name for us?
- No. It is a reading list. Nakshatra and numerology are shared as tradition, not as a promise about a child.