Sister Names

Beautiful names for sisters. Sweet and elegant names that pair perfectly together.

Showing 145–192 of 200 names

Song, music

Latin, Hebrew, Slavic

Mine, bitter, or desired

Slavic, Spanish

Gracious, dear, or industrious

Gentle strength; industrious; strong in work

Bitter; a diminutive of Mary

American, Slavic, Irish

soldier, merciful, or dark/black

pleasantness, my delight

Christmas Day, birthday

birthday of the Lord, Christmas Day

American (modern coinage)

Heaven spelled backward, symbolizing a divine and celestial nature.

Christmas Day, born on Christmas

Light; honor; a diminutive of Honora or Eleonora

light, honor

Arabic, Irish, and Sanskrit

champion, achiever, or dark-haired

oak tree meadow

Olive tree

Olive tree

Meaning 'weaver'.

Bright, pure, radiant

ewe

American (blend of Rae and Lynn)

light, ray, or counsel; graceful

Irish, Old English

brave, valiant, or rye clearing

Rose

A flower; symbolizing beauty and love

Precious red gemstone

Companion, friend, vision of beauty

Princess

Heard by God; listener

princess, lady

Princess, noblewoman

Treeless plain

Germanic, Old French

rope dancer, leaper

Anglo-Norman French, Middle English

scarlet, red

Scottish / English

from Scotland; a Scot

Greek, via Latin and English

moon goddess

peaceful, calm, tranquil

Orange-red, from the city of Siena

raider, warrior

wisdom

wisdom

Wisdom

star

The season of summer

Strong, healthy

Strength, health, valor

strength, health

Faith; truth

victory

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