Alright people, give me your best Girl names!

[Crystal0608]

Here are some I found that sound pretty and that are Italian:

Emilia
Sofia
Gianna
Isabella
Anna
Serafina

 

[Liberty Belle]

I like traditional names, from obscure to commonly used. Italian? Hmm...how about: Aurelia, Cecilia, Eloisa, Ginevra, Silvia?

 

[Iott Family]

We have a Victoria Renea and an Allyson Danielle. We call them Tori and Ally for everyday nick names

Ally was in running with the name Marissa as in Marissa Tomei

 

[Tiggernut_jadie]

My DD's name is Gemma which means precious gem or jewel in Italian. It doesn't seem to be a popular name in the USA although it was very popular here in the UK about 15/20 years ago. There are lots of Gemma's of that sort of age but not many younger ones. My DD is 9 and she is only one of 2 Gemma's at her school. The other Gemma is the younger sister of a boy in my DD's class and her mother was pregnant when our kids started school together and she loved my DD's name so much she chose it for her DD!

 

[Magic Mom]

Sierra Marie
Avery Nicole
Aubrey Grace

Italian names I think are beautiful

Daniela
Giada
Annalisa
Giuliana

 

[imabrat]

If you name her Giuliana, make sure your spell it right!

My DD's best friend's name is Margreta, I like it a lot but that's not very Italian. I looked up some Italian names and the ones I like are:

Adriana
Clarice
Lucia
Marietta
Martina
Silvia
Sophia
Sonia

ETA: I just looked up my own DD's name and it's Italian (well, Roman). Her name is Celia.

I approve.

- Sincerely,
Sonya.

 

[livie1205]

I like the name Olivia.

my dd4 is olivia people always say what a pretty name she has

 

[FormrCastMbr]

Congratulations!

I just had a boy but if he was a girl he would have been Sofia Grace. Other names that are Italian Lilliana, Francesca, Gabriella, Mariaelena, Mia.

 

[suzanna1066@comcast.]

I had a great-grandmother named Octavia but I am kind of partial to Sophia

 

[dcentity2000]

I see Sophia popping up a lot here. Nice name



Rich::

 

[cheermom1]

My DD's name is Gemma which means precious gem or jewel in Italian. It doesn't seem to be a popular name in the USA although it was very popular here in the UK about 15/20 years ago. There are lots of Gemma's of that sort of age but not many younger ones. My DD is 9 and she is only one of 2 Gemma's at her school. The other Gemma is the younger sister of a boy in my DD's class and her mother was pregnant when our kids started school together and she loved my DD's name so much she chose it for her DD!

We had a Jimma in our school...I know a tad different than Gemma but here this is some what popular...

 

[Mrs.Toad]

Names of my Italian aunts and cousins:

Martina
Costanza
Vittoria
Elena
Nina
Sara
Anna
Patrizia
Serena
Savaria
Ottavia
Maria
Concetta
Rosella
Rosalia
Allesandra
Tiziana (wouldn't recommend this one in the U.S. because of the way the Z is prounced. )
Francesca
Gisella
Giuseppa

 

[VillageMama]

I love Francesca.

 

[mom23boys]

We have a very Italian last name. Although I was blessed with three boys my girls names were Anna or Sophia.

 

[SC Minnie]

Seven!

Sorry..couldn't help myself.

My coworker who is due in May wants to name her baby Seven if its a girl. She had no clue about Sienfeld either. I think we have convinced her to think about something else.

 

[JessicaR]

Angelia - One of our friends named their daughter this. Its very pretty.

Sophia - My cousin

Isabella - Another cousin

Alisa - My Aunt

Caterina - Just think its pretty

Emily Rose - Love that name. Didn't have any girls.

 

[JessicaR]

I love Francesca.

Oh me too! Have to add that to my list.

 

[dcentity2000]

Waitwaitwaitwait

If your other children are Italian names, why not Florence?

I haven't read the entire thread, so sorry if it's been brought up!



Rich::

 

[purpleprincessnel]

I love the following names even though they are not Italian

Nurrelle
Sharn
Levi
Lilianna

 

[pigletgirl]

Anna
Cecilia
Daniela
Gianna
Giada