Popular, Old-Fashioned & Unique Country Names for Girls

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Plus, sweet & rare country names inspired by female country singers
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The South has a very unique culture, including its naming conventions. Whether you live in the South or are simply a fan of the Southern Belle aesthetic, there are plenty of beautiful country names perfect for your baby girl. In this article, we’ve compiled a list of popular , classic , and unique country girl names , as well as names inspired by female country singers. Keep reading to find the perfect name for you.

Beautiful Country Girl Name Ideas

  • Popular: Abigail, Charlotte, Daisy, Grace, Scarlett
  • Classic: Annie, Darlene, Dorothy, Faye, Loretta
  • Unique: Adabelle, Clementine, Cricket, Fara, Henley
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Popular Country Girl Names

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  1. A lot of traditional country girl names sound a bit old-fashioned, but many have seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years. If you’re looking for a name that feels a bit more modern and trendy, try one of these options:
    • Abigail (Hebrew for “my father is joy”) [1]
    • Brielle (Hebrew for “God is strong”)
    • Cassidy (Irish for “curly-haired”) [2]
    • Charlotte (French for “free man”)
    • Clara (German for “clear, bright”)
    • Daisy (English for “day’s eye”)
    • Ellie (English, Greek, and Hebrew for “light”)
    • Emmelyn (German and French for “universal, living near a lake”)
    • Evangeline (Greek for “good news”)
    • Grace (Latin for “favor, goodwill”)
    • Lucy (Latin for “light”)
    • Peyton (Irish and English for “fighting man’s estate, Paega’s settlement”)
    • Sadie (Hebrew for “lady, princess”)
    • Scarlett (French for “red”)
    • Violet (English for “violet flower”)
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Classic Country Girl Names

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  1. Pick something old-fashioned for a timeless option. Naming consultant and childhood expert Hayley Elizabeth Wilson, PhD, says many parents choose certain names to “reclaim family history, honor a grandparent, or pass on a legacy in a new form.” [3] Choosing a vintage country name can be a great way to honor an older family member or to acknowledge your roots. Here are some examples:
    • Annie (Hebrew and French for “favor, grace”) [4]
    • Darlene (English for “darling”)
    • Deanna (English for “divine”)
    • Dorothy (Greek for “gift of God”)
    • Elma (German for “will, desire, protection”)
    • Faye (English for “fairy”)
    • Gertie (German, a diminutive of Gertrude, meaning “spear of strength”)
    • Gretchen (German for “pearl”)
    • Hattie (German for “home or estate ruler”)
    • Imogene (Gaelic for “maiden”)
    • Jewel (French and English for “precious gem”)
    • June (Latin for “young, sacred to Juno, the sixth month of the year”)
    • Loretta (English for “laurel tree”)
    • Mabel (Latin for “lovable, dear”)
    • Nellie (Greek for “torch, moon”)
    • Pearl (Latin and English for the pearl gemstone)
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Rare & Unique Country Girl Names

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  1. Go for a beautiful name you don’t hear very often. While there are a ton of traditional country names to choose from, plenty of more unique names still have that Southern vibe. Here are some of our favorites:
    • Adabelle (Latin and French for “noble, beautiful”) [5]
    • Adeline (French for “noble”)
    • Annamae (British, Hebrew, and American for “favor, grace, bitter, beloved, spring”)
    • Antonia (Latin for “highly praiseworthy, from Antium”)
    • Beatrice (Italian for “voyager, traveler”)
    • Birdie (German for “bright, famous, bird”)
    • Bithy (Aramaic, a diminutive of Tabitha, meaning “gazelle”)
    • Cady (English and Greek for “pure, talkative, idyllic place”)
    • Chantilly (French for “singer”)
    • Clementine (French for “merciful, gentle”) [6]
    • Cricket (English for the cricket insect)
    • Delilah (Hebrew for “delicate”)
    • Fara (Arabic for “joy, happiness”)
    • Gemma (Italian for “gem, precious stone”)
    • Henley (English and Irish for “hen, wild bird, wood clearing”)
    • Josephine (Hebrew for “Jehovah increases”)
    • Kinsey (English for “royal, victory”)
    • Margo (French and Greek for “pearl”)
    • Minnie (German, a diminutive of Wilhelmina, meaning “will, desire, protection”)
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Girl Names Inspired by Country Singers

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  1. From Dolly Parton to Kelsea Ballerini, there have been a ton of talented female country singers over the years. If you’re a big fan of a certain artist, consider naming your child after them. Here are some examples:
    • Carrie (after Carrie Underwood; German for “free man”)
    • Dolly (after Dolly Parton; Greek for “gift of God”)
    • Faith (after Faith Hill; British for “trust, devotion”)
    • Jennifer (after Jennifer Nettles; British for “fair one”)
    • Kacey (after Kacey Musgraves; Irish for “vigilant, watchful”)
    • Kelsea (after Kelsea Ballerini; English for “victorious ship”)
    • Lainey (after Lainey Wilson; French and Greek for “bright, shining light”)
    • LeAnn (after LeAnn Rimes; British for “honest, soft, lovely willow”)
    • Maren (after Maren Morris; Danish for “of the sea”)
    • Martina (after Martina McBride; Latin for “servant of Mars”)
    • Megan (after Megan Moroney; Welsh for “pearl”)
    • Miranda (after Miranda Lambert; Latin for “worthy of admiration”)
    • Patsy (after Patsy Cline; Latin for “noble, patrician”)
    • Patty (after Patty Loveless; Latin for “noble, patrician”)
    • Reba (after Reba McEntire; Hebrew for “to tie firmly, connection”)
    • Shania (after Shania Twain; Ojibwe for “I’m on my way”)
    • Sheryl (after Sheryl Crow; English and French for “beloved, darling”)
    • Tammy (after Tammy Wynette; Hebrew for “palm tree, date palm”)
    • Taylor (after Taylor Swift; English for “tailor”)
    • Trisha (after Trisha Yearwood; English and Latin for “noble, patrician”)

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      References

      1. ↑ https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/100-wonderful-country-baby-names-for-girls/
      2. ↑ https://stayathomemum.com.au/baby-names/60-strong-and-beautiful-country-names-for-girls/
      3. ↑ Dr. Hayley Elizabeth Wilson. Naming Consultant and Childhood Expert. Expert Interview
      4. ↑ https://stayathomemum.com.au/baby-names/60-strong-and-beautiful-country-names-for-girls/
      5. ↑ https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/100-wonderful-country-baby-names-for-girls/
      6. ↑ https://stayathomemum.com.au/baby-names/60-strong-and-beautiful-country-names-for-girls/

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