Many Ethiopian girl names celebrate gentle strength and profound devotion. Examples like Meaza (“fragrant”) or Meron (a biblical tribute) reflect faith, familial bonds, and the lush highlands that shape daily life. Rooted in diverse languages, these names also speak to Ethiopia’s enduring resilience. Families who choose them gift their daughters a sense of grace and continuity, reflecting centuries of cherished customs and unwavering spirit.

Adina -

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "delicate" or "gentle."

Aida -

Of Arabic origin, meaning "returning" or "visitor."

Amara -

Of Greek origin, meaning "eternal" or "unfading."

Andromeda -

Of Greek origin, meaning "to be mindful of a man" and associated with a constellation.

Armani -

Of Italian origin, associated with the luxury fashion brand, often meaning "freeman."

Aster -

Of Greek origin, meaning "star."

Ayana -

Ayana is a multi-cultural name with origins in Swahili, Indian, and Japanese cultures

Belkis -

Belkis is a name with rich cultural heritage, particularly in Cuba and other Latin American countries

Candace -

Candace symbolizes 'regal authority and strength'.

Dinah -

Judgment

Dorcas -

Gazelle

Elene -

Light

Feven -

One who is shy

Haset -

And origin are not well

Hawa -

Air

Jalene -

Jalene means 'God will uplift'.

Jamila -

Beautiful

Liya -

Liya carries unique cultural or symbolic value.

Makda -

Ethiopian queen

Makeda -

A variant of the Queen of Sheba

Maraki -

Attractive

Melat -

Gift of god

Saba -

Saba means 'yearning'.

Samrawit -

Samrawit symbolizes 'peace and harmony'.

Selam -

Selam carries unique cultural or symbolic value.

Soliyana -

Dignity

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