What is the meaning of your female name?
Here are 26 examples.
Do you know the meaning of your female name?
What? You don’t have a female name yet? It’s not very charming if you appear en femme and, when someone asks your name, you say Peter, Richard or John. Crossdressing is more than just wearing clothes, it’s incorporating a feminine identity, and that involves having a good feminine name.
It is possible to identify and like a name without even knowing its meaning, but we will still help you. Here we suggest 26 names, one for each letter of the alphabet, for you to give being to the woman who lives within you! To inspire you more, each name will have examples of famous women who have that name.
Anne: Gracious, full of grace.
Examples: Anne Hathaway (actress), Princess Anne (Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter)
Beatrice: The woman who blesses and brings happiness
Examples: Beatrice Arthur (actress), Beatrice of Naples (Queen of Hungary)
Claire: Clear, illustrious and enlightened woman
Examples: Claire of Luxembourg (Princess), Claire Rutter (singer), Claire Hodgkins (Violinist)
Diana: Divine and heavenly woman. Diana is also the name of the Roman Goddess of hunting, revelry and childbirth.
Examples: Diana Spencer (Princess Diana)
Elizabeth: Gift from God, oath from God, God is my oath
Examples: Elizabeth II (“The Queen”), Elizabeth Taylor (actress)
Françoise: Person from France. Feminine form of the name François.
Examples: Françoise Hardy (French singer)
Giulia: Youthful, great descendant, or sacred to Jupiter
Examples: Giulia Be (singer), Giulia Renée (actress)
Hilda: Battle woman
Examples: Hilda of Luxemburg (Princess)
Isabelle: Beautiful child of God
Examples: Isabelle Huppert and Isabelle Fuhrman (actresses)
Jacqueline: Person loved by God, may God protect”
Examples: Jacqueline Kennedy (1961-1963 FLOTUS)
Katherine: Peaceful gift of God, clean and pure
Examples: Katherine Heigl (actress)
Laura: Laurel, victory, honor
Examples: Laura Pausini (singer), Laura Bush (2001-2009 FLOTUS)
Marie: Of the sea
Examples: Marie (Mother of Jesus Christ), Marie Curie (scientist), Marie Antoniette (French queen),
Nadine: Hope, shower of blessings
Examples: Nadine de Rothschild (writer)
Olivia: Olive tree, olive branch, and peace
Examples: Olivia Colman and Olivia Wilde (actresses)
Pamela: All honey, sweetness
Examples: Pamela Anderson (actress)
Rebecca: To bind, and beautiful servant of God
Examples: Rebecca (Isaac’s wife, Holy Bible), Rebecca Ferguson (singer)
Sabrina: White rose
Examples: Sabrina Carpenter (actress)
Tara: Star, constellation
Examples: Tara Strong (actress)
Uzma: Supreme
Examples: Uzma Khan (actress)
Vanessa: Butterfly, beautiful butterfly
Examples: Vanessa Hudgens (actress and singer)
Wendy: Friend, or blessed ring
Examples: Wendy (Korean singer),
Xena: Hospitable
Examples: Xena (TV series character)
Yasmin: Jasmine Flower
Examples: Yasmin Le Bon (model)
Zoë: Life, live, and to live
Examples: Zoë Bell (actress)
Did you like some of these names? If you don’t have a name yet, once you’ve made up your mind, write the name you chose here – we will be happy to know!
Oh, do you already have a name? How about we make this an interactive article? Post the meaning of your name in the comments. If you don’t know it or don’t know how to find the meaning, write and we will try to post the meaning in the comments.
– How did you choose your femme name?
– Do you know the meaning of your femme name?
– Did you like the meaning of your femme name?
Sincerely
Marie Claire (or Clear, illustrious and enlightened woman of the sea)
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Nice article, Marie Claire. I wrote how I chose my femme name on my profile so I copy it here: “Gisela comes from two successful women I admire greatly. Same as the name Claudine. Three very close and dear friends. I love the name. It evolved from Gisela Teresa to Gisela Cherilyn and finally to Gisela Claudine. Some old online friends call me Tracy, Sita or Lynn. Nicknames I have used. But my preferred name is Gisela". Gisela derives from the old high German word gisal. It means pledge. Claudine is the french version of Claudia. It means lame or… Read more »
Thank you so much for reading, commenting and sharing your experience!
The origin of my name, Kerri, is Irish and means dark haired one which is what I used to have before it all turned grey.
So interesting!
What a fascinating post! Such a great way to force us all to reflect on our inner woman and try to see what makes her who she is. My name, Chloe, originates from Ancient Greece where it meant a new plant shoot growing in spring, part of a ephitet by the goddess Demeter who was always associated with plants. It’s fascinating to think about because that’s exactly how i see myself. A new, growing and blossoming being trying to be the best she can be in this world. I also happen to love Greek mythology, so all the more fitting.… Read more »
I’m happy that you liked my article and even happier that you connected with the meaning of your name! Thank you!
Mine is of French origin.
It means Beloved and Darling.
Very Good!
Thank you for the article Marie. Turns out that Bree translates to “The Exalted one" in Irish…It took many years and rocky roads before I could accept that level of Self Esteem. An American interpretation of the name relates it to the Soft Cheese from France. (I was born and raised in Wisconsin…Cheese???). I guess I could develop a link. Heath, on the other hand came from the basic perception I have had for myself. Introverted and having faced a list of challenges in my life I developed a Sweet exterior that many see but under the Sweet exterior….A hard… Read more »
Thank you for reading, commenting and sharing your experiences.
Hi ladies, I am another one of the Laurens, but story behind that is that it is actually my birth name, the one on my birth certificate, the one my mother gave me. In retrospect I now know that my mother knew I was “different" and feminine. I grew up with ample teasing and questions about having a girl’s name but I always knew from a very young age that I was supposed to be a girl so it didn’t really bother me. I came out as transgender and transitioned three years ago and found out in May of 2023… Read more »
Your mother was very sensitive. Thank you for sharing your experience with us!
In the article I didn’t write the reason for choosing my name: I needed a fem name to participate here.
I liked the name Claire and its meaning and to make it more elegant I added Marie.
I love my fem name!
My middle name is Francis. I feminized it with Frances. Kay is a fem name that IMHO is a beautiful feminine name; thus FRANCES KAY.
Very Good!
it’s interesting that we’re given a name, but in our situation, we get to choose one that is meaningful for us. One of the perks!
I chose the name Miranda because it has the meaning of admirable. In my eyes ( or I guess ears) Miranda a very elegant and feminine name. It’s also the name of a moon of Uranus, which for me is important since I’m a bit of a science nerd. That moon has a very complex landscape, which is not unlike my complex personality.🤦🏽♀️
Very Good!