Who doesn’t enjoy a big hearty meal and that’s exactly what Thanksgiving is famous for. Girls born on this day should be rewarded with a name worthy of their qualities of gratitude, humility, and grace and if you agree with us make sure to check the list below.
Here are Baby Girl Names Born on Thanksgiving Day
Berry
English origin; named after a fruit
Bathsheba
Hebrew origin; literally translates to the female heir of a promise
Alden
English origin; meaning an old companion who is wise
Autumn
English origin; named after a season
Amity
Latin origin; translates to companionship
Aurelia
Latin origin; meaning she who is golden
Josepha
Hebrew origin; feminine version of the name Joseph
Apple
English origin; named after the fruit
Mercy
English origin; meaning a strong sense of compassion
Maize
English origin; named after a color
Junia
Latin origin; meaning she who is born in June
Marigold
English origin; named after a flower; meaning a golden flower
Jayden
Hebrew origin; meaning he who is grateful; also spelled Jaden
Sage
Latin origin; named after a herb; meaning all-knowing
Pomona
Latin origin; translates to an apple
Rosemary
Latin origin; named after an herb; translates to dew
Verity
Latin origin; meaning the truth or facts
Theresa
Spanish origin; meaning the season of harvesting
Priscilla
Latin origin; translates to old or historic; nicknamed Prisca
Remember
English origin; meaning not to forget
Tess
Spanish origin; short for Theresa; meaning harvesting season
Prudence
English origin; translates to being cautious; a virtue
Persis
Greek origin; meaning a woman from Persia
Zendaya
Shona origin; meaning to be thankful
Susanna
Hebrew origin; meaning the flower lily
Peregrine
Latin origin; meaning a wanderer; or he who goes on a pilgrim
Faith
English origin; meaning having complete trust; a virtue
Plum
English origin; named after a fruit tree
Grace
English origin; meaning she who is graceful; a virtue name
Chrysanthemum
Greek origin; named after the flower; gold in color
Patience
Latin origin; meaning to be patient; a virtue
Ceres
Roman origin; named after the Goddess of farming and grain
Elias
Hebrew origin; meaning my savior is Yahweh
Hope
English origin; a virtue
Crisanta
Greek origin; named after a flower golden in color
Grania
Irish origin; translates to corn’s grain
Demetria
Greek origin; translates to he who follows Demeter
Charity
English origin; meaning to give selflessly; a virtue
Odelia
Hebrew origin; translates to her who thanks the God
Venetia
Celtic origin; meaning praised by God
Beatrice
English origin; meaning the bringer of joy
Mereya
Latin origin; translates to a miracle or magic
Amari
African origin; meaning powerful or immortal
Jeanne
French origin; feminine version of the name jean; meaning the grace of God
Genevieve
French origin; meaning blessed by God
Anna
Greek origin; meaning filled with grace; short for Hannah
Behati
African origin; meaning graceful or blessed
Sienna
Italian origin; translates to the color brown or reddish-brown
Rhea
Latin origin; meaning a small stream
Orla
Celtic origin; meaning a princess of gold
Melena
Greek origin; meaning as yellow as the canary bird
Clara
Latin origin; meaning renowned or bright
Annona
Roman origin; named after the Goddess of harvest
Brandy
English origin; named after a brownish-red shade
Jora
Hebrew origin; translates to the rain in winter
Susan
Hebrew origin; translated to lily or rose
Eve
Hebrew origin; translates to breathe
Noelle
French origin; the feminine word for Noel; meaning Christmas
Sarah
Hebrew origin; the wife of Abraham in the Old Testament
Natalia
Latin origin; refers to the Day of Christmas
Emmanuelle
Hebrew origin; the female form of the name Emmanuel
Jesse
Hebrew origin; a nickname for Jessica; used for both boys and girls
Nia
Swahili origin; translates to resolve or brilliance
Narcissa
Greek origin; meaning daffodil
Amaryllis
Greek origin; meaning to sparkle; also a flower
Bianca
Italian origin; meaning white
Miracle
Latin origin; meaning a wonder or marvel
Orli
Hebrew origin; meaning light; also spelled Orly
Beth
Named after Bethlehem city; birthplace of Jesus
Gloria
Taken from the word glory; mentioned in various hymns and carols
Natasha
Russian origin; meaning born in Christmas
Ember
English origin; means very hot ashes
Loretta
Italian origin; a version of Laura; a place in Italy
Zara
Arabic origin; popularized by the retail fashion chain Zara
Adilia
Arabic origin; an old name of Pleiades
Eloine
Latin origin; meaning worthy
Sallie
Hebrew origin; meaning a princess
Lucy
Variation of Lucia; English Origin; means light
Asteria
Origin in Greek mythology; means star or starry
Vivian
Latin origin; means alive
Elpida
Greek origin; meaning hope
Myrtle
Derived from the plant name Myrtus
Samuela
Hebrew origin; meaning one with a good heart
Gladiola
Latin origin; a flower name; means little sword
Sidonia
French origin; means flower of Saint Denys
Brooklyn
American origin; meaning land which is broken; named after a place
Rebecca
Hebrew origin; meaning to hold together or to bind
Emma
Latin origin; meaning common or genera or universal
Lydia
Greek origin; meaning a noble or beautiful one
Sydney
French origin; meaning a wide meadow; also the name of a city in Australia
Jade
English origin; meaning a gemstone of green color
Melody
English origin; translates to a tune of a song
Nicole
French origin; meaning the success of the people
Nancy
English origin; meaning a person who is filled with grace
Evelyn
English origin; meaning a bird which is beautiful
Samantha
American origin; meaning a listener
Abigail
Hebrew origin; meaning a fathers joy; 3rd wife of Moses
Yule
English origin; refers to the time of winter
Lumi
Finnish origin; meaning snow or snowfall
Galaliea
Hebrew origin; a version of Galilee; a place in Israel
Karen
Hebrew origin; Meaning pure or holy
Magi
Hebrew origin; named after the three wise men who visit little Jesus
Barbara
Greek origin; translates to foreign
Cindy
English origin; a nickname for Cynthia or Lucinda
Jacqueline
The feminine word for Jacques; French Origin
Henrietta
Meaning the ruler of an estate or a Queen; feminine version of Henry
Alouette
French origin; meaning lark
Darya
Russian origin; meaning Queen of the Sea
Geraldine
French origin; the female form of Gerald; meaning Ruler with a spear
Vasilia
Greek origin; feminine form of Vasil
Belva
Latin origin; meaning a beautiful view
Electa
Greek origin; meaning amber
Meredith
Welsh origin; meaning a great ruler
Antinea
French origin; named after the Queen of Atlantis
Miral
Gree origin; meaning a reigning queen
Makeda
Hebrew origin; meaning beautiful
Dorcas
Aramaic origin; meaning gazelle; a version of Tabitha
Terra
Latin origin; meaning land or earth
Sharia
Hebrew origin; meaning a princess
Pax
Means peace in Latin; Goddess of Peace
Iphigenia
Greek origin; meaning the one of royal birth
Diana
English origin; meaning divine or angelic
Maia
Greek origin; named after the Greek Goddess of spring
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Mother of Two children. I’m a former teacher with a background in child development and a passion for Good parenting. I understand child development and know how to develop activities to help children learn and grow. Spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, and volunteering in my community.