When it comes time to choose the baby’s name, a decision that is usually very thoughtful, many parents often seek inspiration in various places: literature, foreign languages or even movie characters.
A few days ago we shared boy names for twins and twins that go well together, are harmonious when pronounced and that are also beautiful and meaningful. Today it’s the girls’ turn, so we share with you a list of pretty girls’ names for twins .
What to keep in mind when choosing the names of twins and twins
If choosing the name of a baby is usually a task that we must take without haste, choosing the one for two is a decision that we think about even more . For this reason, we share some considerations to take into account when choosing a name for two babies who will be born at the same time.
- When it comes time to choose, or when making a list of the names they would like to give their daughters, look for individual names that tend to be good when pronounced together . The ideal is to pronounce them out loud in both orders, and also think about the nicknames.
- Avoid making the mistake of putting names that are too similar , because each girl is unique and has her own personality. For example, avoid calling one the diminutive of the other’s name or using the same name in two different languages, such as Ana and Hannah.
- Don’t forget to take the last name into account , to make sure none of the names lend themselves to puns.
- In case you choose to continue with those names that are part of the family tradition , do it with both girls, and not that one has the name of the grandmother but the other does not.
- A nice and fun idea is to choose names that start with the same letter , so later on we will propose some ideas that you will love.
Matching names for two girls
These are some examples of names for girls that go well together, either because they have the same theme, because they rhyme or because they have similar meanings.
- Azucena and Begoña : two names inspired by flowers. Azucena is a name of Arabic origin whose meaning is “lily”, while Begoña is the name of an American flower.
- Amelia and Emma: two soft and classic names that do not go out of style. Amelia is a variant of Amalia, whose meaning is “work”, and Emma is of Germanic origin and means “Great”, “Strong”, “Immense”, “Powerful”.
- Aura and Gaia: two names inspired by Greek mythology. Aura was the goddess of the breeze and Gaia the goddess of the Earth.
- Bethlehem and Salomé: these two names, in addition to matching in sound, are of Hebrew origin. Bethlehem comes from the city of Bethlehem, the city where Jesus Christ was born, while Salomé means “the perfectly finished one”, “the magnificent one”.
- Carla and Paula: both have five letters and sound good together. Carla is of Germanic origin and means “the one who is strong”, while Paula is of Latin origin, whose meaning is “The minor”, “The small one” or “The one of small size”.
- Carlota and Victoria: names inspired by strong women in history. Carlota is the Spanish version of the French name ‘Charlotte’, feminine diminutive of ‘Charles’ and which means “free man”. Victoria is of Latin origin, meaning “victorious, victorious”.
- Coral and Emerald: Names inspired by colors are also an original option that have gained popularity in recent years.
- Cristina and EloÃsa: two classic and elegant names, inspired by medieval writers. The name Cristina comes from the Latin ‘christianus’, and means “follower of Christ”, while EloÃsa is of German origin and means “whole, complete, intact, intact”.
- Daniela and Valeria : two classic names whose pronunciation sounds good despite not having the same ending. Daniela is of Hebrew origin, and means “Justice of God”, while Valeria is of Latin origin and means “healthy and courageous”.
- Elsa and Nerea – Two popular names in Spain that sound good together. Elsa is of Hebrew origin and means “consecrated to God”, Nerea is of Greek origin and means ‘the one that flows’.
- Isabella and Valentina: two names that have been in trend for the last few years. Isabella is the Italian form of Isabel, which means “promise of God”, “who loves God”, while Valentina is of Latin origin and means “courageous”, “vigorous”, “who has health”.
- LucÃa and SofÃa: they are the two most chosen names for girls in Spain and they also coincide in ending. Lucia means “light”, while Sofia means “wisdom”.
- Martina and Catalina: classic names with similar endings. Martina is the feminine form of Martin, of Latin origin and meaning “consecrated or related to the god Mars”. Catalina is a feminine name of Greek origin, whose meaning is “pure, immaculate”.
- MÃa y PÃa: if we are looking for short names with similar endings, there is no better example than this pair. MÃa is of Hebrew origin and is diminutive of MarÃa, while PÃa is of Latin origin and means “very devout”.
- Salma and Fátima: two beautiful names of Arabic origin. Salma means “peace” and Fatima means “maiden”.
- Simona and Cecilia: classic names inspired by two Renaissance muses. Simonetta Vespucci was the muse of multiple poets and painters, inspiring several works of art by the painter Sandro Boticelli, the most famous being the famous painting The Birth of Venus . Cecilia Gallerani was a singer, writer and music composer, who inspired the famous work The Lady with an Ermine by Leonardo da Vinci.
Girl names that start with the same letter
It is widely used in the case of siblings of different ages, as well as twins, to search for two names that begin with the same letter. It is beautiful and original, especially if the parents also have names with the same initial.
- Alba and Anna
- Alexandra and Angela
- Blanca and Bernice
- carla and camilla
- Diane and Delia
- Helen and Emily
- Fabiana and Fernando
- Greta and Giselle
- Helen and Hortensia
- Agnes and Ilse
- Julia and Jimena
- Karla and Karina
- Laura and Louise
- Marina and Melissa
- Nora and Nadia
- Olga and Olivia
- Dove and Pauline
- Renata and Regina
- Sarah and Sofia
- Tiara and Teresa
- Veronica and Violet
- Yadira and Yesenia
You can also check here more than five thousand names that start with the same letter to find more inspiration.
Names of twins and famous twins
The names that celebrities choose for their children also inspire many parents when choosing them for their offspring, such as:
- Marion and Tabitha: daughters of actress Sarah Jessica Parker, star of the famous series ‘Sex and the City’.
- Eden and Savannah: daughters of Marcia Cross, actress of ‘Desperate Housewives’.
- Estere and Stella: daughters of Madonna, both names mean “star”. Estere is a name of Latvian origin, while Stella is of Italian origin.
- MarÃa and Julieta : daughters of the Canarian model Ariadne Artiles.
- Mary-Kate and Ashley: Although they are adults, the Olsen sisters are one of the most famous pairs of twins in the world, thanks to the multiple films they starred in together during their childhood.
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