Cool and exotic girl names

Nov 28, 2012 1:30 PM by Kim Grundy

Posted in Parenting / Having a Baby / Baby Names

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Do you love the melodic sound of Irish girl names? Or romantic French names? If you are searching for a baby girl name that is cool and exotic, you will love our picks of the best Irish, French, Spanish and Italian girl names.

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Many parents are searching for an exotic baby girl name because they want a name that is unique. Others may want to find a name that pays respect to their family background. Check out some of our favorite cool and exotic girl names, broken down by origin.

Irish Girl names

Irish girl names are a popular choice for parents here in the United States -- and we can see why! Check out these beautiful and feminine Irish girl names.

Keira
Aislin
Maeve (pronounced like Mave)
Nora
Fiona

Darcy
Aisling (Ash-ling)
Nora
Keely
Adara

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French Girl Names

These French girl names are romantic with beautiful meanings. Check out some of our top picks of names that will be perfect for your little French rose.

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Spanish girl names

Many Americans can speak Spanish, making these delightful names a popular choice. Check out our picks of Spanish girl names for your little bebe.

Coco
Consuela
Dita
Dolores
Luna

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Italian girl names

Italian girl names have a melodic sound to them, often ending in –a. If you love these beautiful and feminine names, check out our top picks below.

Frederica
Arianna
Ludovica
Angelina
Gia

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I love these names. They all rock so much.

I personally like "Camila" and "Erin"

I love the name flana

Both my parents are French and they named me and my sister's:Adelle (she's my twin), Daphiney, Lois, Marla , Betta and my brother Olliver. And of course me, Adia.

There's a huge difference between Italian and spanish... I'm Italian and I sure know there is a huge name and scout is a name. It's unique, honestly a parent can name their child anything they want.

@ Monica V. Alyssandra is pretty! It is long so a nice short second name would go well. I like Rose, Grace, Emilie (Fr for Emily), Brynn, Reese. Good Luck :)

Christina Ventura-DiPersia... wow. That was rude. Yes, it's you're opinion, and my opinion of your opinion is that you publicly bashing someone's opinion of a cute name such as Scout in that way is just flat out rude. I happen to like the name scout. Fleur is a noun. Fern is a noun. Rose is a noun. Coral, Valley, Ash, and Sky are all nouns and they are all seen as acceptable names. I think Scout is a cute name, and it is even a famous name, used in the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. The point: most names come from every regions vocabulary. That includes nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.

Personally I think(for girls) Lidia or Fernanda ,Gina , or andria or Teresa For boys Jeoni ,Chase, Jouse ( hose a) Luke ,Derrick, Adam or Spencer

I'm looking for girl named that aren't too crazy. It's for a girl charecter in the story I'm writing! If anyone has some suggestions, I'm all ears!! Thanks!! xx

My favorite names are Aislinn and Cali just because I love California

I'm French and I can say Bijou, Bette and Caressa are not baby names. Bijou means jewel, Bette and Caressa are not even French.

This is the first list where I've seen the name we've picked for our baby girl (if we're having a girl, that is). I was hoping it wasn't popular - hopefully it won't be! And by the way, scout isn't a name, it's a noun. People need to stick with naming children actual names.

These baby names are so cute!!!!!

I like iris or kat.

I really love all these names! I especially like Logan or Erin for a girl. That's only my opinion, though.

I know both Spanish and Italian, and honestly (to all of you English speakers), there's really not a huge difference between Spanish and Italian, and most people from an Italian or Spanish background agree on that.

"Check out our picks of Spanish girl names for your little bambino." The word 'bambino' is Italian for 'little boy'. You could replace the word with 'niña' or something more appropriate. :)

I really do love some of these names.Idk why though that you would name someone off of a singer isn't that like copying or what!? I think a good name would be Scout but that's just my opinion....