Names that mean Beauty.
Said aloud, they sound like it too. — 478 names across 15 peoples.
Abdoul Latif“A beautiful expression of devoted service to God, understood as “servant of the Gentle One.””FulanimaleAbduljamil“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Beautiful God; a name celebrating beauty and grace”HausamaleAbeba“Blossom—a cheerful name suggesting a child who brings beauty and new happiness into the family.”AmharicfemaleAdaego“Daughter who is precious as wealth”IgbofemaleAdamma“Beautiful daughter”IgbofemaleAdanma“Beautiful daughter”IgbofemaleAdaugochukwu“Daughter of God's glory; also understood as God's glorious/precious daughter.”IgbofemaleAdesewa“The crown creates beauty”YorubafemaleAdimma“A beautiful or good daughter”IgbofemaleAdmasu“Strong, precious, and resilient like a diamond”AmharicmaleAdom“Grace—a beautiful gift of God’s favour”AkananyAfework“A golden voice or a person whose words are precious”AmharicmaleAfeworki“A person whose words are golden and precious”AmharicmaleAfra“Arabic-derived: white or fair; often also understood as radiant/beautiful.”SomalifemaleAhosan“Beauty; a lovely and graceful child”AkanfemaleAhsan“The best, finest, or most beautiful”HausamaleAhyewa“A beautiful or precious girl”AkanfemaleAkram“[Arabic-derived] Most generous and noble; a beautiful wish for a gracious character”HausamaleAkuoma“Good wealth; a precious blessing”IgboanyAlmasi“A diamond—strong, brilliant, and precious”SwahilianyAlmaz“A precious and wonderfully strong spirit”AmharicfemaleAmahle“Beautiful things or beautiful people”XhosaanyAmahle“Beautiful ones”ZulufemaleAmaka“Beautiful; one whose presence brings beauty”IgbofemaleAmal“Hope for a bright and beautiful future”WoloffemaleAmana“A child who is a precious trust”HausafemaleAmare“He became beautiful”AmharicmaleAmarech“She is beautiful”AmharicfemaleAnathi“They are with us—a beautiful celebration of family togetherness”XhosaanyAnokosha“Precious and deeply valued”ShonafemaleAnwomaa“A Ghanaian/Akan female name associated with “bird” in Akan usage, rather than simply “a beautiful girl.””AkanfemaleAphiwe“A child received as a precious gift, especially after waiting, prayer or difficulty.”XhosaanyAragsan“Cushitic/Somali: beautiful and radiant”SomalifemaleAreej“Arabic: fragrant scent or perfume; a name evoking sweetness and beauty”SomalifemaleAreej“A beautiful fragrance”SwahilifemaleArij“A girl whose presence is as sweet and memorable as a lovely fragrance”SwahilifemaleArwa“A female mountain goat or ibex; by extension, freshness, beauty, or grace.”HausafemaleAsemahle“They are beautiful; beauty has come”XhosafemaleAsnake“A name associated with making beautiful or bringing beauty into the world”AmharicmaleAsnakech“She made [it/someone] beautiful.”AmharicfemaleAta“A precious child who is one of twins”AkananyAtaullah“A precious gift from God”HausamaleAtiya“A precious gift and blessing”HausafemaleAtiya“Arabic-derived — a precious gift to her family”SomalifemaleAynesh“You are my eye; a precious one to cherish”AmharicfemaleAyorinde“Joy has come home; a lovely name for a child who completes the family.”YorubamaleAziz“Arabic-derived name meaning precious, powerful, and greatly cherished.”HausamaleAziz“Arabic-derived: precious, powerful, and dearly loved”SwahilimaleAziz“Precious, honored, and beloved”WolofmaleAziza“A dearly loved and precious daughter”HausafemaleAziza“A strong and precious daughter, deeply valued by her family”SomalifemaleAziza“Arabic-derived: precious, powerful, and dearly loved”SwahilifemaleAziza“Precious, cherished, and beloved”WoloffemaleBadr“Full moon; a bright and beautiful presence”FulanimaleBadr“A luminous name wishing a child the beauty and radiance of a full moon.”WolofmaleBadriya“Radiant and beautiful like the full moon”HausafemaleBadriya“Arabic-derived; bright, beautiful, and full of joy”SwahilifemaleBadrudeen“[Arabic-derived] Full moon of the faith; a name suggesting radiance and spiritual beauty”HausamaleBahari“The sea—vast, beautiful, and full of life”SwahilianyBahiya“Arabic-derived — radiant beauty and joyful brightness”SomalifemaleBahiya“Arabic-derived; radiant and beautiful, like moonlight”SwahilifemaleBahiya“Radiant, beautiful, and full of inner light”WoloffemaleBeliswa“beautiful one; beautified one”XhosafemaleBeza“Redemption; a precious source of saving grace”AmharicfemaleBiruktawit“Blessed and beautiful, a loving name for a daughter whose birth is treasured.”AmharicfemaleBirungi“Good things or beautiful things—a warm wish for goodness and flourishing.”LugandaanyBomoi“The precious gift of life”LingalaanyBuhle“Beauty and loveliness”XhosaanyBuhle“Beauty; goodness and loveliness”ZuluanyBulungi“Goodness and beauty; a name for someone cherished for a lovely character.”LugandaanyBunmi“Give me a precious gift”YorubaanyBuoma“Beautiful and good-hearted”IgboanyButhaina“A beautiful, delicate woman”HausafemaleButhaina“Arabic-derived; delicate, beautiful, and tender-hearted”SwahilifemaleBuyiswa“A precious child welcomed after loss, symbolising the return of hope and life to the family.”XhosafemaleChereka“Moon — a bright, gentle name associated with beauty and light”AmharicfemaleChiamaka“God is beautiful; God is wonderful”IgbofemaleChimaramma“My God is beautiful; my God is good.”IgbofemaleChinokosha“What is precious and valuable”ShonaanyChisara“What remains; a precious remainder”ShonafemaleChuma“Treasure and prosperity; a precious child”ShonamaleDahabo“[Arabic-derived Somali] Golden, precious, and highly valued”SomalifemaleDaouda“A name honoring David, a prophet known for devotion and beautiful praise”FulanimaleDara“Good, beautiful, or admirable”YorubaanyDayax“A child who brings the gentle beauty of moonlight”SomalianyDhahabu“Gold—precious, shining, and deeply treasured”SwahilifemaleDheeman“Somali name/word meaning “diamond” or “precious gem.””SomalifemaleDiongoma“Wolof jongoma/diongoma: a young woman or maiden, often with the connotation of a beautiful young woman.”WoloffemaleDurra“A precious pearl”SwahilifemaleEbun“A precious gift”YorubaanyEhsan“Arabic-derived: kindness, generosity, and doing what is beautiful”HausaanyEkpereamaka“Prayer is beautiful”IgbofemaleElham“Arabic-derived: inspiration or a beautiful thought”HausafemaleEnhle“Beautiful and lovely”XhosaanyEnku“A precious jewel; someone treasured dearly”AmharicfemaleErinma“A good/beautiful body or person of good appearance.”IgbofemaleEsihle“The beautiful one; something beautiful”XhosafemaleEssanyu“Joy and happiness, a lovely expression of gladness.”LugandaanyEtsegenet“Tree of paradise; a name suggesting beauty, blessing, and flourishing”AmharicfemaleEtsehiwot“Tree of life; a beautiful wish for vitality and a long, flourishing life”AmharicfemaleEwaoluwa“A beautiful blessing from God”YorubaanyEwatomi“Beauty is enough for me.”YorubafemaleEwura“Precious and treasured like gold”YorubafemaleExaucee“A prayer answered and a precious gift from God”LingalafemaleFarid“One of a kind and truly precious”HausamaleFarid“Arabic-derived: unique, precious, and one of a kind”SomalimaleFarida““Unique,” “singular,” or “precious.””FulanifemaleFarida“A one-of-a-kind and precious daughter”HausafemaleFariida“Unique, singular, precious, or incomparable.”SomalifemaleFetlework“Golden thread; a precious and beautiful child”AmharicfemaleFirdawsi“Paradise; a life filled with beauty and peace”AmharicfemaleFlora“A blooming flower and a symbol of beauty”IgbofemaleFlora“A blossoming, beautiful child”SwahilifemaleFlore“A flower, symbolizing beauty and flourishing”LingalafemaleFure“Indigenous Hausa: a flower, suggesting beauty and blossoming”HausafemaleGhali“Precious and dearly cherished”HausamaleGhali“Precious and deeply loved”SwahilimaleGhalia“A precious and treasured daughter”SwahilifemaleGhazal“A fragrant flower and beautiful presence”FulanifemaleGhazala“Graceful and beautiful like a gazelle”SwahilifemaleGhazali“A name connected with poetic beauty and a respected tradition of learning”SwahilimaleGift“A precious gift from God”LugandaanyGift“A precious gift to the family”ShonaanyGikeno“Joy and happiness—a lovely name for a child who brings delight to the family.”KikuyuanyGobaad“A beautiful or attractive woman.”SomalifemaleGuduudo“A Cushitic Somali name describing a rosy or reddish beauty”SomalifemaleGugu“A precious treasure”ZuluanyHadiatou“A precious gift, offered with gratitude to God”FulanifemaleHadiya“A precious gift and blessing to the family”FulanifemaleHasan“A good-natured and beautiful-hearted son”HausamaleHasana“Beautiful and good-hearted”SwahilifemaleHaseena“Beautiful; good, virtuous.”FulanifemaleHasina“Arabic-derived: beautiful in character and appearance”HausafemaleHasina“Beautiful in character and goodness”SwahilifemaleHasna“Arabic-derived; beautiful in appearance and character”SomalifemaleHassana“Beautiful, good, virtuous.”FulanifemaleHassana“A good and beautiful-hearted daughter”HausafemaleHassana“Beautiful, good, and admirable”YorubafemaleHassanatu“A daughter blessed with goodness and beauty”HausafemaleHayati“My life; a precious and life-giving presence”SwahilifemaleHazina“A treasured daughter, precious to her family”SwahilifemaleHiba“A precious gift and blessing”SwahilifemaleHilal“Crescent moon; a beautiful sign of hope and new beginnings”HausamaleHleziphi“Where are the beautiful ones/things?”ZulufemaleHusain“Beautiful, good, or handsome; diminutive form of Hasan.”HausamaleHusain“Good, beautiful, and noble-hearted”YorubamaleHusna“Beautiful, excellent, and virtuous”FulanifemaleHusna“Most beautiful; best, finest, or most excellent.”HausafemaleHusna“Arabic: most beautiful, best, or finest.”SomalifemaleHusna“The finest and most beautiful of qualities”SwahilifemaleHusnaa“Arabic: most beautiful, best, or finest.”SomalifemaleHussein“Good or beautiful; an Arabic name used among Ethiopian Muslims”AmharicmaleHussein“Diminutive of Hasan: little handsome one, little good one, or beautiful/good one.”FulanimaleHussein“Good and beautiful; little handsome one”WolofmaleHusseina“A daughter of goodness, beauty, and dignity”HausafemaleIdimma“Goodness; one who is good and lovely”IgbofemaleIfelola“Love is a precious blessing”YorubaanyIfeoma“A good thing; a precious blessing”IgbofemaleIhsan“Arabic-derived: kindness, excellence, and doing what is beautiful and good”SomalimaleIhsan“Excellence, beneficence, or doing what is beautiful/good.”WolofmaleIhuoma“A beautiful face; a lovely presence”IgbofemaleIlham“Inspiration, a beautiful wish for a child who brings fresh ideas and hope”AmharicfemaleIlham“Arabic-derived: inspiration, a lovely wish for a child who brings bright ideas and encouragement”HausafemaleIlwaad“Somali: beautiful, lovely, or attractive.”SomalifemaleIngrid“Beautiful or beloved of Ing, an Old Norse god.”LingalafemaleIretiola“Hope that is as precious as wealth”YorubaanyIwalewa“Beautiful character”YorubafemaleJacinta“Beautiful and gracious”LugandafemaleJacinta“Beautiful hyacinth flower”KikuyufemaleJamaal“Beauty, grace, and good character”SomalimaleJamal“Beauty, handsomeness, or grace.”HausamaleJamal“Beautiful in character and spirit”SwahilimaleJamal“Beauty and grace”WolofmaleJamiil“Beautiful, handsome, fair.”SomalimaleJamiila“Beautiful, graceful, and radiant”SomalifemaleJamil“Handsome and beautiful”FulanimaleJamila“Beautiful and graceful”FulanifemaleJamila“Beautiful and graceful; a warm name associated with a lovely presence”LugandafemaleJamila“Arabic-derived: beautiful and graceful”HausafemaleJamila“Beautiful in appearance and character”SwahilifemaleJamila“Beautiful in appearance, spirit, and character”WoloffemaleJamilu“Arabic-derived: handsome, gracious, and beautiful in character”HausamaleJannah“A precious gift of paradise”SwahilifemaleJasmin“A child as fragrant, delicate, and lovely as the jasmine flower”AmharicfemaleJasmine“A fragrant flower and a symbol of beauty”LingalafemaleJawaahir“Jewels, precious stones.”SomalifemaleJawhar“A precious and treasured person”AmharicmaleJazira“A peaceful island of beauty and refuge”SwahilifemaleJemal“A beautiful, graceful person”AmharicmaleJemaluddin“A person whose character brings beauty and honor to their faith”AmharicmaleJemila“A beautiful person with a warm and gracious spirit”AmharicfemaleJohari“A jewel of a daughter, precious and admired”SwahilifemaleJowhar“Jewel, precious stone; also essence or substance.”SomalimaleJowhara“Arabic-derived: jewel or precious gem”SomalifemaleJumana“Arabic-derived: a precious pearl”HausafemaleJumana“Arabic: a pearl; a precious and beautiful daughter”SomalifemaleJumana“A precious pearl”SwahilifemaleJumana“A precious little pearl, treasured by the family”WoloffemaleJumanah“A precious pearl”FulanifemaleKakra“A precious child recognized as the younger twin”AkananyKaltume“(Arabic-derived) A cherished traditional name associated with dignity and beauty”HausafemaleKamal“Perfection, beauty, and completeness”SwahilimaleKamaria“Radiant and beautiful like the moon”SwahilifemaleKassahun“A precious blessing and source of comfort”AmharicmaleKezia“A fragrant and beautiful cassia tree”SwahilifemaleKhayelihle“Beautiful home.”ZulumaleKisura“A lovely and beautiful one”SwahilifemaleKito“A precious treasure and source of joy”SwahilianyKitoko“Beautiful or lovely”LingalaanyKonjit“Beautiful and lovely”AmharicfemaleKonjo“Beautiful, lovely, and pleasing”AmharicanyKudzanai“A beautiful wish for a life surrounded by mutual respect and dignity.”ShonaanyKuhle“Beautiful; good; goodness.”XhosaanyKuhle“Good, beautiful, or wonderful”ZuluanyKunaka“Goodness and beauty”ShonaanyKyauta“A precious gift and blessing”HausaanyLaila“Arabic-derived: night; a poetic name associated with beauty and the calm of night”HausafemaleLaila“Arabic-derived: the night; a poetic name associated with beauty and calm”SwahilifemaleLamia“Arabic Lamyaa/Lamia: a woman with dark lips, traditionally regarded as a mark of beauty.”SomalifemaleLamia“Arabic-derived: a woman of captivating beauty”SwahilifemaleLamia“Arabic female name whose interpretation depends on the Arabic spelling: it may mean “shining/radiant” (Lami'a), while a related form can mean “dark-lipped,” a classical beauty epithet.”WoloffemaleLihle“Beautiful; lovely”ZuluanyLikabo“Gift—a precious child received with gratitude and love”LingalaanyLilian“European Christian usage: lily, suggesting purity and beauty”SwahilifemaleLinda“European name warmly associated with beauty”SwahilifemaleLindokuhle“Expecting something beautiful and good ahead”ZuluanyLisanework“Golden tongue; gifted with beautiful and persuasive speech”AmharicfemaleLubaba“Arabic-derived: the essence or heart of something precious”SwahilifemaleLubna“Arabic-derived: the fragrant storax tree, suggesting beauty and sweetness”SwahilifemaleLul“Pearl; a precious treasure”AmharicanyLulit“Pearl; a precious and beautiful treasure”AmharicfemaleLulu“Arabic-derived through Swahili lulu: pearl; a precious and treasured child”SwahilifemaleLuul“[Arabic-derived] A precious pearl, symbolizing beauty and value”SomalifemaleLwandle“The freedom, depth, and beauty of the ocean”XhosaanyMaduamaka“People are beautiful”IgbofemaleMaha“Oryx or wild cow; by association, beautiful eyes/beauty.”HausafemaleMaha“Arabic-derived; “oryx/wild cow,” conventionally associated with beautiful eyes.”SomalifemaleMaha“Oryx or wild cow; figuratively, a woman with beautiful eyes.”SwahilifemaleMairama“An established Hausa female personal name; it does not have a reliably attested literal meaning of “grace and beauty.””HausafemaleMakanaka“You are beautiful”ShonafemaleMaridadi“Elegant, stylish, beautiful, or well-presented.”SwahilianyMarlyse“A French feminine form, generally treated as a Marie-Lise/Marie-Élise-type compound; it has no verified meaning of “precious child.””LingalafemaleMaruva“Flowers; a life full of beauty and blossoming”ShonafemaleMarwa“A beautiful name connected with fragrance and sacred tradition”SwahilifemaleMataan“A precious twin”SomalianyMaua“Flowers—beauty, color, and blossoming joy”SwahilifemaleMayowa“Bring joy; a lovely wish for happiness to enter the family.”YorubaanyMaysuun“A graceful and lovely child with a gentle presence”SomalifemaleMazin“Rain-bearing cloud, a lovely image of blessing”SwahilimaleMbalenhle“Beautiful flower.”XhosafemaleMbalenhle“Beautiful flower”ZulufemaleMbali“A flower; a beautiful blossom”XhosafemaleMbali“Flower; beauty as it blooms”ZulufemaleMbuyiselo“Restoration; something precious has been brought back”ZulumaleMeklit“A precious gift or special talent”AmharicfemaleMentewab“How beautiful!; what beauty!”AmharicfemaleMestawet“A shining mirror, reflecting beauty and character”AmharicfemaleMgbada“Antelope, a graceful name connected with speed and beauty”IgbomaleMihle“Beautiful; lovely.”XhosaanyMinenhle“Beautiful day.”ZulufemaleMitiku“A beloved child who fills a precious place in the family”AmharicmaleMmaeze“The king’s beauty”IgbofemaleMmaobasi“God’s beauty”IgbofemaleMmesoma“Something good and beautiful”IgbofemaleMmesomma“Goodness is beautiful”IgbofemaleMofoluke“I have someone precious to care for and cherish.”YorubafemaleMoyosore“I rejoice in this precious gift.”YorubaanyMrembo“A beautiful and radiant girl”SwahilifemaleMuhle“Beautiful”ZuluanyMulualem“A child precious to the whole world”AmharicmaleMulungi“The good one or beautiful one—a tender compliment and blessing.”LugandaanyMuluwork“Pure gold; a precious and deeply treasured child”AmharicfemaleMurjanatu“Coral, especially precious red coral; not pearl.”FulanifemaleMusoke“Rainbow — a bright, hopeful name associated with beauty after rain”LugandamaleMustafa“The chosen one, especially favored and precious”SwahilimaleNadiira“Arabic-derived — precious, rare, and exceptional”SomalifemaleNadir“Rare and precious”FulanimaleNadir“Rare and precious”HausamaleNadir“Arabic-derived name meaning “rare” or “precious””SwahilimaleNadira“Rare, exceptional, or precious.”FulanifemaleNadira“Rare and precious”HausafemaleNadira“Rare and precious”SwahilifemaleNadira“Rare, precious, and wonderfully exceptional”WoloffemaleNafi“A West African female short form of Nafisa/Nafissatou; consequently associated with “precious” or “valuable,” rather than the Arabic masculine name Nafiʿ (“beneficial”).”FulanifemaleNafi“A precious and worthy woman”WoloffemaleNafisa“Precious, refined, and dearly valued”AmharicfemaleNafisa“Precious and exquisite”FulanifemaleNafisa“Precious and dearly cherished”HausafemaleNafisa“[Arabic-derived] Precious, delicate, and valuable”SomalifemaleNafisa“Precious and cherished”SwahilifemaleNafissatou“Precious and exquisite”FulanifemaleNafissatou“Precious, cherished, and exquisite”WoloffemaleNajla“Arabic-derived: bright-eyed and beautiful”HausafemaleNajla“Arabic-derived — bright-eyed and strikingly beautiful”SomalifemaleNajla““Wide-eyed” or “having beautiful large eyes.””SwahilifemaleNalungi“Beautiful; good; the beautiful one.”LugandafemaleNardos“A fragrant flowering plant, evoking beauty and grace”AmharicfemaleNatsa“Become good, beautiful, or improved”ShonaanyNawal“A precious gift and blessing”HausafemaleNawal“A precious gift and blessing”SwahilifemaleNdarama“Like gold: precious, valuable, and treasured.”ShonaanyNdidiamaka“Patience is beautiful”IgbofemaleNdukauba“Life is more precious than wealth”IgbomaleNdulaka“Life is more precious than material riches—a warm wish for a long and fulfilling life”IgboanyNhyira“Blessing—a child welcomed as a precious gift”AkananyNiima“A precious blessing and favor”HausafemaleNma“Beauty and goodness”IgbofemaleNmesoma“A beautiful and wonderful thing”IgbofemaleNnamaka“Beauty is greater”IgbofemaleNneamaka“Mother is beautiful and wonderful”IgbofemaleNobuhle“A daughter associated with beauty and loveliness”XhosafemaleNobuhle“A child associated with beauty and loveliness”ZulufemaleNokuhle“A beautiful one; a child surrounded by beauty”ZulufemaleNomagugu“A woman of treasures; precious and treasured”ZulufemaleNomhle“Mother of beauty”XhosafemaleNompilo“Mother of life; a beautiful affirmation of vitality and blessing”ZulufemaleNonhle“Beautiful one; mother of beauty.”ZulufemaleNontle“Mother of beauty; beautiful one”XhosafemaleNontle“Beautiful one; mother of beauty.”ZulufemaleNonzwakazi“A beautiful and radiant woman”XhosafemaleNosipho“A precious gift”XhosafemaleNtombenhle“Beautiful girl; a daughter whose beauty is celebrated”XhosafemaleNtombenhle“Beautiful girl or beautiful daughter.”ZulufemaleNwadiuto“Sweet and precious child; a loving name celebrating the joy a child brings home”IgbofemaleNwamaka“The child is beautiful/good.”IgbofemaleNwanyibuife“A woman is something precious”IgbofemaleNwanyidimma“A woman who is good/beautiful.”IgbofemaleNwanyinma“A beautiful woman, celebrating grace and loveliness”IgbofemaleNwanyioma“A good/beautiful woman.”IgbofemaleNwaoma“Good and beautiful child; a warm family blessing for a beloved son or daughter”IgboanyNwayioma“A beautiful woman”IgbofemaleOlamma“A beautiful jewel; a good/beautiful ornament.”IgbofemaleOluoma“A good or beautiful voice.”IgbofemaleOluwadara“God is good and beautiful”YorubafemaleOma“Beautiful; a lovely one”IgbofemaleOmalicha“Beautiful and radiant”IgbofemaleOmodara“A good and precious child”YorubaanyOnyinye“A precious gift”IgbofemaleOreoluwa“God's gift; a precious blessing”YorubaanyOsun“Òṣun, the Yoruba river deity, associated with rivers, fertility, beauty, and prosperity.”YorubafemaleOusseynou“A form of Husayn, conveying beauty and goodness”WolofmalePanyin“A precious child recognized as the elder twin”AkananyPerle“A precious pearl”LingalafemalePiesie“The first precious child in the family”AkananyPrecieux“Precious; valuable.”LingalamalePrecious“Precious; treasured”ShonafemaleQalanjo“A graceful and beautiful young woman”SomalifemaleQamar“The moon, bringing light and beauty to the night”FulanianyQamar“Moonlight—soft, calm, and beautiful”SwahilianyQelemework“Golden in color; radiant and precious”AmharicfemaleQurban“A precious offering and blessing”AmharicmaleRafetou“Beautiful and lovely”WoloffemaleRima“A graceful gazelle and an image of beauty”FulanifemaleRiziki“A blessing and precious provision from God”SwahilifemaleRokhaya“A woman of dignity and spiritual beauty”WoloffemaleRoman“Pomegranate, a symbol of abundance and beauty”AmharicfemaleRosalie“A rose; beautiful and cherished”LingalafemaleRoseline“A rose; a beautiful and graceful woman”IgbofemaleRosette“A little rose, symbolizing beauty and tenderness”LingalafemaleRosine“A rose; a name evoking beauty and tenderness”LingalafemaleRunako“Beauty and grace”ShonafemaleRuun“Beautiful and graceful”SomalifemaleSabiha“Arabic-derived: lovely, graceful, and pleasant”HausafemaleSahar“The calm beauty of the hours before dawn”FulanifemaleSahar“Arabic-derived; the calm beauty of the hours before dawn”SomalifemaleSahra“Strong, enduring, and beautiful like the desert landscape”SomalifemaleSalsabil“Arabic-derived: a pure, refreshing spring and a beautiful promise of Paradise”SomalifemaleSalsabila“Arabic-derived: a beautiful spring or fountain in Paradise”HausafemaleSenait“Goodness; a lovely and good person”AmharicfemaleShewit“Beautiful and graceful”AmharicfemaleSihle“Beautiful or good”ZuluanySimangaliso“A precious miracle and source of wonder”ZulumaleSimphiwe“We have been given this child as a precious gift”ZuluanySinikiwe“We have been given her as a precious gift”ZulufemaleSinmiloluwa“Rest in the care of the Lord; a beautiful wish for peace and protection”YorubafemaleSiphesihle“A beautiful gift”XhosaanySiphesihle“A beautiful gift and blessing to the family”ZuluanySiphokazi“A great and precious gift”XhosaanySisipho“A child welcomed as a precious gift”ZuluanySundus“An Arabic-derived Quranic name meaning fine silk, suggesting beauty and preciousness”SomalifemaleSuraya“Arabic-derived: the Pleiades, a beautiful cluster of stars”SomalifemaleTabitha“A graceful gazelle, suggesting beauty and liveliness”AmharicfemaleTaji“A crown; someone precious and honored”SwahilianyTamim“Complete, whole, or fully formed—a lovely wish for a well-rounded life”WolofmaleTapiwa“We have been given this precious child”ShonaanyTausi“Beauty, dignity, and colorful confidence”SwahilianyTawia“A precious child who arrived as the second twin”AkananyTaye“A child whose presence is precious and dearly cherished.”AmharicmaleTegegne“A precious child who has been found and welcomed with joy.”AmharicmaleTewabe“A beautiful and graceful child.”AmharicmaleTewabech“She is beautiful and lovely”AmharicfemaleTewabew“He is handsome and lovely”AmharicmaleThamani“Precious, valued, and dearly loved”SwahilianyThandokuhle“Beautiful love”ZuluanyThandoluhle“Love that is beautiful and good”ZuluanyThandolwethu“Our shared love and precious bond”XhosaanyThembelihle“Beautiful hope for a joyful future”ZuluanyThuraya“Bright and beautiful like a cluster of stars”SwahilifemaleThurayya“A bright and beautiful constellation in the night sky”SomalifemaleTiruwork“A precious person with a good heart”AmharicfemaleTsegereda“A graceful Ethiopian name associated with the rose and its beauty”AmharicfemaleTuhfa“A precious gift and blessing to the family”SomalifemaleTunu“A treasured and precious gift”SwahilianyUbah“Somali: a flower, symbolizing beauty and blossoming promise”SomalifemaleUbax“A beautiful flower who brings brightness and joy”SomalifemaleUcheoma“A lovely name for someone known for kind thoughts and good intentions.”IgboanyUdara“African star apple, a sweet and beautiful fruit name”IgbofemaleUdoka“A beautiful reminder that peace is more precious than many other blessings.”IgboanyUgoamaka“Beautiful eagle; figuratively, a splendid or glorious eagle.”IgbofemaleUgomma“A graceful name for a daughter whose beauty and goodness shine brightly.”IgbofemaleUgooma“Beautiful eagle; figuratively, a splendid or glorious eagle.”IgbofemaleUju“A tender name for a child treasured as something precious.”IgbofemaleUjunwa“A loving name that celebrates a child as a precious gift.”IgbofemaleUloma“A gentle name evoking a loving, peaceful, and beautiful home.”IgbofemaleUmm Kulthum“A deeply traditional name associated with dignity, beauty, and strength”SwahilifemaleUmmulkhairi“Arabic-derived; mother of goodness, a beautiful wish for a life that brings kindness and blessing”HausafemaleUrembo“Beauty, adornment, and grace”SwahilianyUzoamaka“A hopeful name celebrating a beautiful path through life.”IgbofemaleUzuri“Beauty, goodness, and a lovely spirit”SwahilifemaleVanessa“A graceful modern name chosen for its beauty and distinctive sound”SwahilifemaleVeneranda“A precious child who is deeply honored and cherished”SwahilifemaleViola“A beautiful and gentle child with a quietly joyful spirit”SwahilifemaleViolet“A violet flower, symbolizing modesty and beauty”LugandafemaleViolet“A gentle and beautiful child, like the violet flower”SwahilifemaleViolette“A delicate and beautiful violet flower”LingalafemaleVuyokazi“A greatly joyful child; precious happiness”XhosafemaleWahid“One of a kind, precious, and wonderfully unique; Arabic-derived.”HausamaleWahida“A unique and precious daughter, one who is truly special; Arabic-derived.”HausafemaleWalid“A precious new beginning and cherished child”SwahilimaleWarda“A beautiful rose: graceful, fragrant, and dearly cherished; Arabic-derived.”HausafemaleWarda“A beautiful and cherished rose”SomalifemaleWarda“A beautiful rose, symbolizing love and tenderness”SwahilifemaleWarda“A fragrant rose and a symbol of beauty”WoloffemaleWaridi“A beautiful and flourishing rose”SwahilifemaleWaseem“Arabic-derived: handsome, beautiful, or well-featured.”HausamaleWasima“Beautiful, graceful, and charming”SwahilifemaleWorknesh“You are gold, precious and deeply valued”AmharicfemaleWorqitu“Her gold, a precious and treasured daughter”AmharicfemaleWubet“Beauty, grace, and charm”AmharicfemaleWubetu“His beauty—a lovely name celebrating grace”AmharicmaleWubit“Beauty and loveliness”AmharicfemaleWubneh“You are beautiful—a warm blessing of admiration”AmharicmaleWubnesh“You are beautiful and beloved”AmharicfemaleWubshet“Beautiful and radiant”AmharicmaleWudneh“You are dear and precious”AmharicmaleWudnesh“You are dear and precious”AmharicfemaleWura“Gold; precious, treasured and deeply valued”YorubafemaleWuraola“Gold is wealth; a precious child who brings honour and abundance”YorubafemaleXoriyo“A Cushitic Somali name meaning freedom, carrying a beautiful hope for an independent life”SomalifemaleYakuta“Ruby or precious gem; a treasured child”SwahilifemaleYaquta“An Arabic-derived Hausa name meaning “ruby” or “precious jewel””HausafemaleYasmin“Arabic-derived name meaning “jasmine,” evoking beauty and a sweet spirit”HausafemaleYasmin“Jasmine; graceful beauty and sweetness”SwahilifemaleYasmina“Jasmine, symbolizing beauty and a sweet fragrance”FulanifemaleYewubdar“A beautiful and radiant woman”AmharicfemaleYewubnesh“You are beautiful”AmharicfemaleZahabu“Gold: precious, radiant, and deeply treasured”SwahilifemaleZahra“Radiant, flower-like, and full of beauty”SwahilifemaleZahra“Radiant, shining, and flower-like in beauty”WoloffemaleZain“Arabic-derived: beauty, grace, and adornment”HausamaleZain“Beauty, grace, and goodness”SwahilimaleZaina“Beauty, adornment, or one who is beautiful/adorned.”WoloffemaleZainab“A fragrant flower and a beautiful, cherished daughter”YorubafemaleZainuddeen“Arabic-derived: the beauty and adornment of the faith”HausamaleZawadi“A precious gift and a blessing to the family”SwahilianyZimbali“Flowers; flourishing beauty and abundance”ZuluanyZimkhitha“Adorn yourselves; adorned/beautiful.”XhosafemaleZinedine“Beauty or adornment of the faith/religion.”WolofmaleZinhle“Beautiful ones; beautiful child”ZulufemaleZintle“Beautiful things and a beautiful life”XhosaanyZubaida“Arabic-derived: excellent, precious, and of the finest quality”HausafemaleZubeda“The finest, most precious part of the family”SwahilifemaleZuhair“A small flower, suggesting delicacy and beauty”SwahilimaleZuhura“Arabic-derived: blossoms, flowers, or radiant beauty”HausafemaleZuhura“A bright morning star and a source of beauty”SwahilifemaleZuleika“A graceful and beautiful woman”SwahilifemaleZumaridi“Emerald-like: precious, vibrant, and full of hope”SwahilifemaleZuri“Beautiful and lovely”Swahiliany