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Baby Girl Names Starting With Y

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Girl Names Starting With Y

Here is a curated list of 10 baby girl names starting with Y, along with their meanings and origins:

1. Yara

Meaning:
Water lady; small butterfly
Origin:
Arabic, Persian, Kurdish

2. Yasmin

Meaning:
Jasmine flower
Origin:
Persian, Arabic

3. Yael

Meaning:
Mountain goat; to ascend
Origin:
Hebrew

4. Yvonne

Meaning:
Yew wood; archer's bow
Origin:
French, English

5. Yolanda

Meaning:
Violet flower
Origin:
Greek, Spanish

6. Yvette

Meaning:
Archer; yew wood
Origin:
French

7. Yuki

Meaning:
Snow; happiness
Origin:
Japanese

8. Yamileth

Meaning:
Beautiful; kind
Origin:
Spanish

9. Yadira

Meaning:
Worthy; dear; beloved friend
Origin:
Arabic, Hebrew

10. Yardley

Meaning:
From the enclosed garden
Origin:
English
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Notable People with Girl Names Starting With Y

Here is a list of 5 popular or famous people people with their actions whose names start with Y:

1. Yao Ming - Former professional basketball player from China, who played for the Houston Rockets in the NBA.

2. Yo - Yo Ma - World-renowned Chinese-American cellist, winner of multiple Grammy Awards, and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

3. Yann Martel - Canadian author, best known for his novel "Life of Pi," which won the Man Booker Prize in 2002.

4. Yoko Ono - Japanese multimedia artist, singer, songwriter, and peace activist, famously known as the wife of the late John Lennon.

5. Yo Gotti - American rapper, songwriter, and record executive from Memphis, Tennessee, known for his hit singles and collaborations with various artists.

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