Names That Mean Princess

20 names · Meaningful

♀ArabicAmeerah„Ameerah is a form of the Arabic girl's name Amira and means 'the commander' or 'the pri…“View profile →♀ArabicAmira„Amira is the feminine form of the name Amir and means "the commander," "the princess," …“View profile →♀CelticArmelle„As the feminine variant of Armel, the name Armelle carries the meaning 'the bear prince…“View profile →♀PersianBanu„The female first name Banu has its roots in the Persian word bânu (بانو), which means '…“View profile →♀Ece„Ece is a female first name whose direct translation in Turkish is 'the queen'“View profile →♀ArabicEmira„The name Emira is a Bosnian and Turkish derivation of the Arabic name Amira, which mean…“View profile →♀JapaneseHime„Hime is a girl's name that comes from Japanese“View profile →♀CelticMaela„The meaning of the name Maela, also known as Maëla, is the feminine variant of the Bret…“View profile →♀CelticMaelle„The name Maelle (also Maëlle) is the feminine form of the Breton name Mael and stands f…“View profile →♀CelticMaelys„Maelys is a feminine form of the Breton name Mael and means 'the princess', derived fro…“View profile →♀EnglishOrla„Orla, a girl's name, is the English equivalent of the Irish Orlaith, which is derived f…“View profile →♀Orlaith„Orlaith (Órlaith) is a feminine name that derives from the Irish name Orfhlaith“View profile →♀PersianParmida„The feminine first name Parmida (پارميدا) is derived from the Old Persian name Uparmiya“View profile →♀Sara„The biblical girl's name Sara derives from the homonymous ancient Hebrew word śārâ (שָׂ…“View profile →♀Sarah„The first name Sarah is a variant of the biblical name Sara, which originally derives f…“View profile →♀Sarai„Sarai, a female first name of biblical Hebrew origin, is considered the original form o…“View profile →♀EnglishSarina„Sarina is derived from the biblical name Sara“View profile →♀Sera„Sera is a feminine name form that is primarily seen as a variant of Sara and Sarah, whi…“View profile →♀Suri„Suri, a female first name, represents a Yiddish derivation of Sarah, originally from Sarai“View profile →♀LatinTia„Tia is primarily used as a diminutive of names like Laetitia, which means 'the joyful' …“View profile →

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