“Boho” is the short form of “bohemian,” which means socially unconventional in an artistic way. So if you are looking for boho baby girl names, they are sure to be unique and beautiful. In recent years, boho names have become increasingly popular. Each of these will make your little one feel like a fabulous hippie or flower child, and who wouldn’t want a bohemian name that also has a special meaning? You really can’t go wrong with one of these names for your little girl!
Here are the list of Boho Baby Girl Names:
- Aspen- Old English, means “tree”
- Astrid- Old Norse, means “super strength” or Greek, means “star”
- Aurora- Greek, means “goddess of the dawn” or Latin, means “gold”
- Autumn- Latin, means “of woods”
- Avril- Latin, means “blooming” or French, means “month of April”
- Birdie- English, means “birdlike”
- Bristol- Irish, means “swift” or English, means “son of a nobleman”
- Belle- Spanish, means “beautiful” or Hebrew, means “dedicated”
- Blakely- Old English, means “fair-haired”
- Cadence- English, means “rhythm”
- Calliope- From Greek mythology, means “beautiful voice”
- Cassidy- Irish or Celtic, means “clever” or “curly-headed”
- Celeste- Greek, means “most beautiful” or Latin, means “heavenly”
- Clementine- Latin or Polish, means “merciful”
- Daisy- Latin, means “day’s eye”
- Danica- Latin, means “morning star”
- Delilah- Hebrew, means “delicate,” Delilah is also the lover of Samson in the Old Testament
- Emery- Latin, means “loving,” derived from the Norman name “Emmerich”
- Enid- Welsh, means “soul”
- Esmeralda- Spanish, means “emerald”
- Fallon- Celtic, means “of a ruling family”
- Farren- Irish, means “adventurous”
- Faye- Old French, means “fairy”
- Fleur- French, means “flower” or Latin, means “blooming flower” or “flourishing”
- Gaia- French, means “merry” or Greek, means “earth”
- Georgiana- Greek, means “farmer” and also a feminine version of George
- Harlow- Old English, means “rabbit archer” or “from the protected town” also German, means “flax”
- Harper- Old Norse, means “whaler”
- Haven- Dutch, means “harbor”
- Hendrix- Old English, means “lord’s manor”
- Indie- Hindi, means “from India”
- Indigo- Greek, means “dark blue”
- Iris- Greek, means “goddess of the rainbow”
- Isla- Scottish or Spanish, means “island”
- Ivy- Old English, means “vine”
- Jacinda- Greek, means “blue crystal”
- Joella- Hebrew, means “the Lord is God”
- Jolie- French, means “pretty”
- Juniper- Latin, means “juniper berry”
- Kaia- Greek, means “earth”
- Kimber- American, means “zany” or English, means “leader”
- Kinsley- English, means “king’s meadow”
- Lark- English, means “a bird”
- Lilac- Sanskrit, means “blue-purple”
- Luna- Italian, means “moon”
- Mabel- English, means “lovable”
- Maeve- Several meanings; Irish, means “joyous,” Celtic, means “queen,” Greek, “goddess of song,” Latin, means “purple flower,” or French, means “a small bird”
- Magnolia- Latin, means “flowering tree”
- Micki- Irish, means “who is like God”
- Niamh- Irish, means “bright” or “radiant”
- Olive- Old Norse, means “kind one” or Old French, means “peace”
- Ophelia- Greek, means “wise” or “helper”
- Pearl- Latin, means “jewel”
- Persephone- From Greek mythology, means “destroyer of death and bringer of light”
- Phoenix- Greek, means “mystical bird” or “dark red”
- Poppy- Latin, means “flower”
- Rae- Several meanings; German, means “wise protection,” Scottish, means “grace,” English, means “doe,” or Spanish, means “beautiful” or “unique”
- River- English, means “stream of water that flows to the sea”
- Rue- Greek, means “herb”
- Saffron- English, means “yellow flower”
- Sage- French, English, or Latin, means “prophet” or “wise one”
- Seraphina- Hebrew, means “angel” or “afire”
- Serenity- English, means “peaceful disposition”
- Sienna- Italian, means “reddish-brown”
- Skye- English, means “eternal life,” “strength” or “love and beauty”
- Stella- Latin, means “star” or French, variation of “Estella”
- Tallulah- Native American (Choctaw), means “leaping water”
- Uma- Hindi, means “mother” and is also the name for the Hindi goddess Devi
- Violet- Latin, means “purple flower”
- Waverly- English, means “to wave from the aspen trees”
- Zara- Several meanings; Arabic, means “white,” Swahili, means “flowers,” Hebrew, means “princess” or “lady
If you’re open to boy names longer than four letters, check out this list of baby names and their meanings! And if you’re not sure whether you’re having a boy or a girl yet, I’ve got a list of the baby girl names, too. Kidspappy has lots of great names articles to inspire you.