Baby Girl Names

Names signify a lot of character. The right pronunciation and spelling must be adhered and communicated as names are associated for a life time. There is so much choice in baby girl name and hence it does not relate to a specific trend or religion. Now names are getting broader in their concept and have a cosmopolitan view in India and hence it is not restricted to family names or goes as per norms set by religion. For e.g. Sonia is a name that is found in Hindu homes and so is the tendency to go in for names like Natalie or Natasha irrespective of the religion.

Baby girl gifting ideas can be name plate, embossed wood work or painted caricature of the new born. Names like Iona, Iris and Irvette sound English in their culture but also are sweet sounding. There are popular names after stars like Nicole, Kim, Judy and Madonna. Often people love to name their offspring with someone successful and hence it became a trend earlier to name new born baby girls as Sushmita or Aishwarya. There are other names like Bianca, Binaca, Beyonce and Bipasha for those whose name letter should follow the alphabet B.

Language or the origin of a person is no longer traceable as Purvi Deshmukh can be recognized as a Maharashtiran owing to her surname but then Purvi Suresh is another girl whom we cannot identify without her surname. Traditional names still go as Anagha, Rupini, Rama, Rati, Shailaja, Sarita, Bhavini, Dhara and Manisha. There are fewer trends seen in the names like Manisha, Santoshi, Dimple, Pushpa, Laila, Parasmani and Vijaya which might again make a comeback later.

Sunayana, Ragini, Amrita, Samhita, Sunita, Ratija, Manasi, Hema, Usha and Shalakha are not very common these days. Certain names are distinctly Indian like the times of the sixties had names like Tanuja, Lalita, Pankaja, Sharada, Nutan, Anandi, Hema, Lata and Pushpa. These names are almost redundant with todays generation as there are variants for names like Amrita means Goddess Laxmi, Satya is replaced with Nishika meaning honest, Naina is replaced with Akshi meaning eyes and names are still being influenced by modern Bollywood actresses.