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Portuguese Girl Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Cida Feminine diminutive/nickname from Cidália; used as an independent given name in Portuguese-speaking countries. Portuguese Girl
Cigana ‘Gypsy woman’ - free-spirited wanderer (term refers to Romani people and can be considered sensitive or offensive in some contexts). Greek, Portuguese Girl
CoCoa Derived from 'cocoa'/'cacao' - relating to the cacao bean or chocolate English, Portuguese Girl
Cristalina Crystal-like; clear as crystal Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Daiane Derived from Diana, meaning "divine" or "heavenly"; associated with the goddess of the moon and hunting Portuguese Girl
Dandarah Uncertain - no well-attested literal meaning; culturally associated with strength and resistance because of the historical figure Dandara. Brazilian, Portuguese Girl
Dariele Generally interpreted as related to 'possessor/wealthy' (from Darius) or as containing '-el' meaning 'God' (so a theistic sense); sometimes understood as a feminine form related to Daria/Darielle Portuguese Girl
Deise From the Déise - an ancient Irish people/territory; from Old Irish desi meaning 'vassal' or 'subject'. Brazilian, Irish, Portuguese Girl
Delica Delight, delightful; delicate Italian, Latin, Portuguese Girl
Dulzineia Sweet; sweet one; beloved Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Ebelina Possibly 'breath' or 'child of Abel' if from Abel; alternatively 'desired one' or related to Eve/Avelina if from Evelina/Avelina. Portuguese Girl
Ediane Likely 'wealthy/gracious' or 'prosperous and graceful' (approximate, based on component elements) Brazilian, Portuguese Girl
Edilene Likely 'noble' (by association with Adeline/Adelina) or a modern blended name without a fixed historical meaning Portuguese Girl
Eleita Chosen; elected Portuguese Girl
Elisabete God is my oath Portuguese Girl
Elizalina From Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath"; formed as Eliza + -lina (diminutive) Portuguese Girl
Elzira Island (literally 'the island') Portuguese Girl
Engraciana Grace; gracious; full of grace Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Esmeralinda Emerald beauty / beautiful emerald Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Esrela Star (diminutive/variant) Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Estrela Maria Estrela ('star') + Maria (form of Mary) - roughly 'Star Mary' (a compound honoring Mary with the image of a star). Latin, Portuguese Girl
Eulallia Well-spoken; sweet-speaking; eloquent Greek, Portuguese Girl
Felicidade Happiness; good fortune Portuguese Girl
Felipina Lover of horses (from Greek 'Philippos': philos 'lover' + hippos 'horse') Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Ferreira Ironworks; iron mine Galician, Latin, Portuguese Girl
Filomene Beloved; possibly "lover of strength" Greek, Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Fio Varies by origin: 'thread' (Italian/Portuguese); 'flower' (from Italian Fiore); or 'fair/white' (from Gaelic Fiona). Often used simply as a short, affectionate form. Italian, Portuguese, Scottish Gaelic Girl
Flordelis Flower of the lily; beautiful flower Brazilian, Portuguese Girl
fransisca Feminine form of Francis (from Latin Franciscus), meaning 'Frenchman' or broadly 'free one' Indonesian, Latin, Portuguese Girl
Freira Literally 'nun' in Portuguese; as a given name it is rare and may be used as a feminine name or viewed as a variant/influence of Freya (Norse goddess). Portuguese Girl
Garana Uncertain - possibly 'stork' (Welsh) or a place name; sometimes associated with the guaraná plant of the Amazon. Portuguese, Romanian Girl
Geiza Unclear or not well established; appears to be a modern or regional name without a widely recognized historical meaning Brazilian, Portuguese Girl
Germana Of German origin; 'brotherly' or 'from Germany' Latin, Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Gilmara Compound of 'Gil' (pledge; or joy) + 'Mara' (sea or bitter) - often interpreted as 'pledge/joy of the sea' or 'sea maiden'. Brazilian, Portuguese Girl
Graca Grace; favor; blessing Portuguese Girl
Gracielly Grace; graceful, favor (derived from Latin gratia) Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Graciene Grace; favor or blessing Portuguese Girl
Gracinha Little grace; affectionate diminutive of Graça (grace) Portuguese Girl
Graciosa Graceful; full of grace; gracious Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Graziela Grace Italian, Portuguese Girl
Graziele Grace, favor Italian, Portuguese Girl
Guarda Guardian; to guard, watch or keep Italian, Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Guilhelma Resolute protector Latin, Portuguese Girl
Helia Derived from Greek Helios, meaning 'sun' or 'solar' (in some Persian usage also associated with 'halo' or 'aura') Greek, Persian, Portuguese Girl
Iolanda Violet; violet flower Greek, Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Isabelhina Pledged to God; "God is my oath" Portuguese Girl
Ivete Derived from Ivo/Yves meaning 'yew' (yew tree) Portuguese Girl
Jacente Hyacinth (the hyacinth flower) Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Jaciela Feminine form related to Jacob/James - 'supplanter' (one who follows or holds the heel) Portuguese, Spanish Girl
Jacindah Hyacinth (the flower) Greek, Portuguese Girl

Portuguese Girls name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Portuguese-origin name in our dataset.

247
Names in this origin
12
With data in 2025
0
Births 2025
21,682
Peak year 2018