48 Girl Names for the modern hippy
by Nameslist
Hippie baby girl names are a great way to show off your free-spirited personality. These names are perfect for parents who want their daughters to have unique names that represent their own values. Whether you’re looking for a name that’s classic or modern, there are plenty of hippie baby girl names to choose from. Here are some of our favorites.
1. Sequoia
Sequoia is of course inspired by the giant redwood trees of the same name. And just like these towering beauties, your little girl will be strong and graceful. The name also has Native American origins, making it even more special.
2. Peace
There are many reasons you might want to name your baby girl Peace. Perhaps you're a hippie at heart, or maybe you're just looking for a name that represents hope and serenity.
3. Moon
Moon is the perfect name for a free-spirited child. It's also a great pick if you want a nature-themed name for your little one.
4. Shine
It's short, sweet, and has a bit of an ethereal quality to it. Plus, it's a great name for a little girl who is sure to light up your life!
5. Gypsy
This name has both bohemian and free-spirited connotations. It also represents the traveling lifestyle of many hippies.
6. True
True is one such name that perfectly encapsulates the free-spirited nature of the hippie movement. This name is derived from the Old English word "treow," which means "tree."
7. Ambrosia
Ambrosia is one of those beautiful, unique baby names that has both a modern and vintage feel. This name was actually quite popular back in the 1800s, but fell out of favor for a few decades. However, it's making a comeback and is now one of the most popular hippie baby girl names.
This name has Greek origins and means "divine nectar."
8. Gracious
Gracious: meaning “kind, pleasant, or friendly.”
9. Sage
This pretty name conjures up images of rolling hillsides and wildflowers, making it ideal for a free-spirited little girl. It also has a calming effect, which is perfect for those days when you need an extra dose of patience.
Sage can be used as a first or middle name, and there are plenty of nicknames to choose from if you want something shorter, like Sagey or Sagie.
10. Patience
This lovely name has Old English roots and means "calm or quiet." It's the perfect name for a baby who is sure to bring joy and serenity into your life.
11. Echo
Echo was a nymph in Greek mythology who fell in love with the unattainable Narcissus. She pined away until nothing remained of her but her voice.
In terms of baby names, Echo is a nature name with an ethereal quality. It's also a musical name, evoking the sound of waves crashing on the shore or leaves rustling in the wind.
12. Honor
There’s something special about the name Honor. It’s a virtue name, sure, but it also has the strength of a unisex name while still feeling feminine. Plus, it’s one of those names that can be shortened in a cute way to Nicknames like Nora or Honi.
13. Sierra
This name has Spanish origins and means "mountain range."
14. Arlo
This mellow name is of Hebrew origin, meaning "fortified hill." Arlo also has musical ties - it was popularized by Woody Guthrie as the title of one of his most famous songs, "The Ballad of Round River Drive."
15. Harmony
This pretty name has roots in both Greek and Latin, making it a beautiful choice for any baby girl.
16. Tulip
Tulip is a beautiful flower name for a baby girl. It symbolizes hope, rebirth, and new beginnings. This name is perfect for a springtime baby.
17. Skye
The name Skye is of English origin and means "from the clouds."
18. Heather
It has both English and Scottish roots. The meaning of the name Heather is "flowering shrub."
19. Gardenia
It is derived from the Greek word for garden, and it symbolizes purity, innocence, and joy. Gardenias are also known for their fragrant flowers, which make them perfect for use in perfumes and potpourris.
20. Juniper
This name is of Latin origin and means "young tree." It's perfect for parents who want a nature-inspired name for their little one.
21. Meadow
The hippie baby girl name Meadow is of English origin and means "a field of uncultivated grassland." This cute and unique name was inspired by the flower children of the 1960s.
22. Gratitude
This beautiful name comes from the Latin word gratus, which means "pleasing" or "thankful."
23. Azalea
The meaning of the name is "dry earth" or "dusty", which perfectly describes the natural world. This name is also associated with the Greek goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite.
24. Kai
Kai is of Hawaiian origin, and it means "sea".
25. Cayenne
Cayenne is a strong and independent name, perfect for a little girl who knows what she wants. It's also a unique choice that will help your child stand out from the crowd.
The chili pepper is known for its ability to add heat and spice to any dish, and that's exactly what Cayenne will do for your family. She'll add some excitement and adventure to your life, while still being sweet and loving.
26. Autumn
Autumn is a great name for a baby girl because it represents new beginnings. It also has a strong connection to nature, which is perfect for hippie parents.
27. Petunia
This name is of Latin origin and means "flower." Petunias are also the birth flower for the month of April, making this an ideal name for a springtime baby.
28. Marley
This name has become quite popular in recent years, likely due to the popularity of the reggae singer Bob Marley.
Marley is a Hebrew name meaning "bitterness," which is fitting for a hippie baby girl. But don't let the meaning discourage you; this name is still full of life and positivity. Marley is also the surname of one of Britain's most famous families, the Beckhams.
29. Light
This name has a very natural and calming vibe to it.
30. Janis
This name has roots in both Greek and Hebrew, and it means "God is gracious." It's also the name of famous singer Janis Joplin.
31. Crystal
This gemstone-inspired name has been gaining in popularity in recent years, but still feels unique and fresh.
It has a bit of an ethereal quality to it, making it perfect for parents who want their daughter to have a connection to the natural world.
32. Moon
If you're looking for something a little more unique, consider naming your daughter after a moon goddess. Diana was the Roman goddess of the moon, while Artemis was her Greek counterpart. Both of these ladies were known for their strength and beauty, which makes them perfect role models for your little girl.
33. Willow
This name is of English origin and means "graceful tree." It's perfect for a nature-loving family. Willow is also associated with the Celtic tree goddess Brighid. Willow is actually quite versatile. It can be shortened to Willa or used as a middle name. The name with Willow, She'll be kind and compassionate, always seeing the best in people. She'll be wise beyond her years and will have an old soul. She'll be someone who makes the world a better place, just by being in it.
34. Leaf
This moniker is derived from the Old English word for "laef," which means "leaf."
35. Essence
Essence comes from the Latin word essentia, which means "essential" or "being." In English, the name was first used as a given name in the 18th century. It wasn't until the early 20th century that Essence became popular as a given name in America.
36. Freedom
There's something special about the baby girl name Freedom – they tend to be free-spirited, unique, and just a little bit out there. They are free as sky and open as the universe.
37. Radiance
This name has a positive and upbeat feeling to it, making it perfect for a child who is always happy and full of life.
38. Honor
This name has a lovely, peaceful sound to it, and it means "respect" or "admiration," which is such a positive message for your little one. And that's exactly what your little girl will be filled with - respect for herself, others, and the world around her.
39. Rebel
This unique name has origins in both English and Hebrew, and it means "one who rebels."
40. Cypress
This name has Greek origins and means "ivy." Cypress is also the name of a tree.
41. America
The name America for a girl means, like a little ray of sunshine, bringing hope and happiness wherever she goes.
42. Feather
This name has a few different possible origins. One is that it could be derived from the Old English word fethran, meaning "to feather." This would make sense, as feathers are often seen as symbols of hope and new beginnings.
Another possibility is that the name Feather comes from the Native American tradition of using feathers in prayer and ceremony. In many indigenous cultures, feathers are thought to represent the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds. They're also believed to carry messages from the creator to humans.
43. Venus
Venus was the goddess of love and beauty in Roman mythology, and her name has always been associated with femininity.
44. Celeste
This pretty name is of Latin origin and means "heavenly" or "of the heavens." It's also related to the word for "sky," which makes it perfect for a baby girl who will one day grow up to reach for the stars.
Celeste is a popular name in Italy, where it ranks in the top 100 baby names. In the United States, Celeste is far less common, but it's still a beautiful choice for a baby girl.
45. Robin
This name has English origins and means “bright fame”. It’s also the name of a small British songbird with reddish-brown plumage.
46. Cloud
It's soft and ethereal, and it has a calming energy to it. The name Cloud conjures up images of fluffy white clouds floating in a bright blue sky. It's the perfect name for a little girl who is as light and airy as a cloud.
47. Honest
This beautiful name has origins in both English and Latin cultures, making it a perfect choice for parents from a variety of backgrounds.
48. Petal
The word "petal" is derived from the Latin word petere, which means "to seek or fall." This makes sense when you think about how flowers attract us with their colorful petals.
In addition to being a nature-inspired name, Petal is also a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings.
49. Stella
Stella is a Latin name meaning "star." It was originally used as a last name by early Christians in honor of their faith. The name gained popularity in the Middle Ages and has been used as a first name since the 19th century. From the twinkling stars in Van Gogh's paintings to the radiant star of Bethlehem in the Christmas story, Stella has always been associated with light and hope.
