Not-so-common biblical names?

Question

I'm 16 weeks pregnant, and found out at the ultrasound today that we're expecting a baby girl! We're thrilled!

All of our other children have biblical names, and we'd like to continue that with this one.

If you have some suggestions of not-so-common biblical names (Mary and Sarah for example, are pretty common) please share. I'm also alright with traditional male names given to girls (like Jordan, for example) - so if you can think of anything nifty, that'd be great.

My favorite from the list will win best answer - so you'll be awarded the points for offering the help.

Thanks!

Answer 1

ISABELLE

Answer 2

Jeddah  

Answer 3

I love the name Ryan for a girl. Spelled Rhyan. If my last child, a boy, had been the girl his sister wanted, his name would have been,

Rhyan Esther........

Nothing more biblical than Esther. Plus it was my mothers name and she was the greatest women in the world.  She died when I was 14 and I miss her just as much now as I did then. So it has a special meaning to me.

Congrats on your baby girl!! Enjoy her.

Answer 4

Esther, Delilah (my favorite!), Hannah, Jael (jay-elle), Leah, Lydia, Naomi, Rachel, Ruth, Bethany, Candace, Chloe

Hope you see something you like!

Answer 5

Aquila - Eagle - I would pronounce it Ah-kee-lah

Bethannie - a village near Jerusalem where Lazarus lived

Carmi - my vineyard, Lamb of the Waters

Dannah - God will judge

Answer 6

my nieces name is Genisis . I thiought it was really pretty

also like...

.Malakai

.Terah

.Trinity

.Noah

.Ruth

.Roman ( call her Roma)

.Abigail

.Addisson ( female form of Adam)

hope some of those names help. congrats

Answer 7

Atalia

Margaret

Cecilia

Answer 8

priscilla

ruth

abigail

rachel

Answer 9

Ursula  (er.sa.la)  

Emily   {Emma Leigh}***

Juanita [wha.ne.ta]

Anna Monica*****

Cynthia

Neilly (I went to school w/ a girl named NEE.LEE)

Rebecca

Holly*************

Ophelia {oh-feel-ya)

Mary Maragret

Answer 10

I know a lot of ppl do double common names to make them common yet not common (such as Maryellen and Louanne and so on). So take two common bibical names and make them one name, like Saramarie. Its pretty and no one else would have it.

Answer 11

abigal

anna

bethany

chloe

Diana

angela

ariel

Isabella

grace

Beth

Jane

Elizabeth

courtnie

Rachael

Brianna

McKinsey

Audrey

Aubrey

Adalay

Raine

Shade

Rebecca

Answer 12

what if instead of having biblical names, you have something like a biblical place that can be used as a name. In spanish, people use the name Belen.

Answer 13

Some names of Women from the Bible that I can think of...

Sarai

Delilah

Miriam

Deborah

Abigail

Eve

Jezebel

Bathsheba

Adah

Ruth

Rachel

Naomi

Some I found

Ada

Asherah

Bernice

Candace

Dinah

Dimaris

http://www.christiananswers.net/dictiona...

Answer 14

I then it is wonderful that you are so interested in the bible names, well, to the point. You could use Ruth, Jezebell, Rahab, Uriah,or Tamar. I know theese names because I am one of Jehovahs Wittnesses. I know lots of names so I liked your question. If you would like to know more about the bible, please E-mail me.