66 Charming Aramaic Girl Names

Unearth the hidden gems of the Middle Ages with these wondrous names.

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Last Updated on Nov 13, 2024

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Selecting a name for your baby is like embarking on a special and memorable journey. Like most parents, if you're drawn to names with deep historical and cultural significance, Aramaic baby girl names might be among your preferences. In this post, we delve into the enchanting realm of Aramaic girl names, uncovering the gems adorned with meanings, reflecting tradition and profound symbolism.
Aramaic, an ancient language, lends a timeless charm to these names. It carries a history spanning over three millennia, originating in the ancient regions of Syria and later spreading to Mesopotamia and eastern Anatolia. Aramaic held pivotal importance in ancient realms, serving governmental and daily purposes. Moreover, the language also had a sacred place in religious practices and spiritual study.
Interestingly, the ancient text, Babylonian Talmud (Sanhedrin 38b), suggests Aramaic as the language spoken by Adam, regarded as the first human in the Bible. It was also the language spoken by Jesus and was found in segments of the Hebrew Bible, including passages in Daniel and Ezra. The Targum, an Aramaic translation of the Hebrew Bible, further highlights its significance. Thus, bestowing your baby girl with an Aramaic name is akin to giving her a fragment of history, a name resonating with whispers from age-old civilizations. Such a name can also serve as an epitome of timelessness amidst a rapidly changing world.
As you explore our list of Aramaic baby girl names accompanied by their meanings, delve into the narratives they carry and the qualities they signify. Whether you're inclined towards names associated with religious texts, biblical tales, or those invoking the beauty of nature, Aramaic names offer a diverse array of options to cater to your family's values and aspirations. Join us on this expedition on Aramaic baby girl names, where each name unveils a gateway to a deep-rooted heritage and profound significance.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Alana	Girl	Harmony; Offering; Beautiful; Exalted; Precious; Child
Alanna	Girl	Harmony; Offering; Beautiful; Exalted; Precious; Child
Bethany	Girl	House of figs
Martha	Girl	Mistress; Lady
Alannah	Girl	Harmony; Offering; Beautiful; Exalted; Precious; Child
Mazie	Girl	Pearl; Lady; Mistress; Beloved; Sea of bitterness
Tabitha	Girl	Gazelle
Beth	Girl	My God is an oath; House of figs
Talitha	Girl	Little girl; Young girl
Noura	Girl	Light; Bloom; Blossom;

Keturah	Girl	Incense; Fragrance; Knot; To steam
Alaynah	Girl	Little female bear; Wisdom; Knowledge; Harmony; Offering; Beautiful; Exalted; Precious; Child; Light
Xiamara	Girl	Joyful deer
Saba	Girl	Breeze; Grandfather; Pole
Kahlan	Girl	Antimony
Tamsin	Girl	Twin
Nahara	Unisex	Light
Bethanie	Girl	House of figs
Eyana	Girl	Help; Support; Intellectual
Martika	Girl	Lady; Mistress

Martie	Girl	The god of war; Mars; Dedicated to Mars; Lady; Mistress
Talita	Girl	Little girl; Young girl
Tamzyn	Unisex	Twin
Alayne	Girl	Precious; Child; Light; Harmony
Dinora	Girl	Of fire
Tamsyn	Girl	Twin
Tomasa	Girl	Twin
Adamina	Girl	Earth; Red; Formed of earth
Talisha	Girl	Nobility; Lucky; Successful; Little girl; Young girl
Maleka	Unisex	The lady; Mistress; Queen

Maretta	Girl	Bitter; Pearl; The mistress
Tabetha	Girl	Gazelle
Shera	Girl	Brightness; Dear or beloved; Singing
Dinorah	Girl	Fire; Light; Trial; Judgement
Raziah	Girl	The Lord's secret
Kahana	Unisex	Flower; Priest
Tamzin	Girl	Twin
Pierra	Unisex	Rock; Stone
Tabita	Girl	Gazelle
Anana	Girl	Heavenly cloud

Tamlyn	Unisex	Twin
Tamsen	Unisex	Twin
Gethsemane	Unisex	Oil press; Garden where Jesus was arrested
Haura	Girl	Wine
Mardie	Girl	She who is born on Tuesday; A woman whom Allah (God) is pleased with
Marfa	Girl	A mistress; A lady
Mariene	Girl	Bitter; Beloved; Rebelliousness; Drop of the sea; Roman God Mars; Of the sea; Male
Mariet	Girl	Bitter; Beloved; Rebelliousness; Drop of the sea; Pearl
Martella	Girl	A woman the is the ruler of the house
Martelle	Girl	A lady who is the mistress of the house

Marth	Girl	Lady; Mistress of the house
Marthand	Girl	A lady mistress
Marthena	Girl	A dame: A lady
Martyne	Girl	One who is the first lady of the house
Martynne	Girl	A lady who is refined and prim
Morta	Girl	The lady or mistress; Goddess of death
Orina	Girl	Greyish brown; Lights; Pine tree; Of the mountain
Ozana	Boy	Deliver us; Praise; Save
Tabatha	Girl	Gazelle
Tabea	Girl	From the ecclesiastic Greek Tabeitha; A woman who was brought back to life by St. Peter

Imama	Girl	Daytime; Leadership; Command
Sherah	Unisex	Brightness
Tabata	Unisex	Gazelle
Norea	Unisex	Dignity; Esteem; Honor; Fire
Tabby	Unisex	Gazelle
Taliha	Girl	Of Italy; Of life; To blossom; Dew from God; Youth

Intriguing and culturally rich, these Aramaic baby girl names capture the essence of classic heritage and elegance. Each name resonates with profound meanings, connecting ancient languages and a world steeped in history. This compilation invites parents to embrace the beauty and rich history of Aramaic language while bestowing a meaningful and distinctive identity upon their precious daughters. Choosing one of these names for your little one is not just a choice but a celebration of a language and culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.What are some biblical and historical figures with Aramaic baby girl names?

Some female Biblical and historical figures with Aramaic names are Sarah (originally Sarai) who appeared in the Old Testament as Abraham’s wife, Hannah, Elkanah’s wife and mother of Samuel, and Ruth who was a central figure in the Bible who had a chapter named after her.

2.What are some lesser-known Aramaic baby girl names?

Some rare Aramaic or Hebrew names include Shamira which means ‘guardian,’ or ‘protector,’ Keziah meaning ‘cinnamon,’ and Talitha which means ‘little girl.’

3.What Aramaic name means light?

Phoebe, the Latin form of the Greek name Phoibe, indirectly means light as it carries connotations such as ‘bright,’ and ‘pure.’ In Greek mythology, she was also connected to the moon.

4.What are some strong and powerful Aramaic baby girl names?

Ashtoreth, a name from Semetic mythology, can be considered a strong Aramaic name since it is the name of the Phoenician goddess of war, beauty, and fertility. Esther, meaning ‘star,’ is another name associated with a goddess and also with the powerful Queen Esther in the Old Testament.

Infographic: Timeless Aramaic Baby Girl Names

Aramaic baby names hold a special heritage with strong meanings and cultural importance. Pick a name that connects with your beliefs and adds a classy touch to your child's identity. Honor history and meaning with an Aramaic name that will last. Explore captivating Aramaic names for baby girls, a doorway to the past!

enchanting aramaic babygirl names with meanings (infographic)

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