Fairycore Aesthetic Baby Names for Girls

Fairycore (faecore, fairywave, or fairy core) is an enchanting aesthetic style inspired by fairies and folklore. It revolves around the magic of nature, incorporating soft pastels, flowers, butterflies, shimmery water, bows, crystals, fairy wings, and everything magical. Diverging from the cottagecore aesthetic, fairycore is more romantic and whimsical, inviting visions of unicorns, enchanted forests, and elements of magic. The hashtag has garnered over one billion views (and counting) on TikTok, indicating that fairycore is a lasting trend. Perhaps its enduring popularity lies in its ability to infuse a touch of magic into everyday life. Why not extend that magic to your baby’s girl’s name? Fairycore names bring an air of beauty, whimsy, and lightness, making them the perfect choice for your little fae. From names that conjure images of blooming gardens and sparkling streams to those inspired by mythical beings and ancient folklore, these fairycore names offer a delightful blend of fantasy and elegance. Whether you’re drawn to names with delicate, nature-inspired sounds or those that carry an air of mystical charm, this curated collection will help you find the perfect name to match your little one’s magical beginnings. Embrace the wonder of fairycore and let these names sprinkle a little fairy dust into your baby’s life.

Ailith
English origin, meaning: Seasoned warrior
You may also like: Ashera

Ainara
Basque origin, meaning: Swallow
You may also like: Avery

Amoret
English origin, meaning: literary name
You may also like: Aine

Anwen
Welsh origin, meaning: Fair, blessed
You may also like: Aisling

Arianwen
Welsh origin, meaning: Silver, fair, blessed
You may also like: Adelina

Ariella
Hebrew origin, meaning: Lion of God
You may also like: Aislinn

Arrietty
English origin, meaning: Literary name
You may also like: Avira

Aurelia
Latin origin, meaning: Golden
You may also like: Aurora

Avonlea
Hebrew origin, meaning: River by a field
You may also like: Aven

Belphoebe
Literary name, meaning: Beautiful Diana
You may also like: Belinda

Breena
Irish origin, meaning: Fairy place
You may also like: Brenna

Briarleigh
Modern invented name
You may also like: Briar

Bronwyn
Welsh origin, meaning: White breast
You may also like: Brielle

Callaia
Modern invented name 
You may also like: Caoimhe

Cataleya
English origin, meaning: Cattley’s flower
You may also like: Calypso

Celestia
Latin origin, meaning: Heaven
You may also like: Cerise

Corisande
Greek origin, meaning: Chorus singer
You may also like: Cassandra

Cyra
Persian origin, meaning: Sun or throne, or lord
You may also like: Ceres

Doveva
Hebrew origin, meaning: She spoke or she whispered
You may also like: Dela

Eliora
Hebrew origin, meaning: God is my light
You may also like: Flora

Elke
German, Dutch origin, meaning: Noble
You may also like: Ella

Ellyllon
Welsh origin, meaning: Elves or fairies
You may also like: Emrys

Elowen
Cornish origin, meaning: Elm
You may also like: Elowyn

Elula
Hebrew origin, meaning: Month name
You may also like: Eloah

Elysia
Latin origin, meaning: From the blessed isles
You may also like: Elsie

Emmeleia
Greek origin, meaning: Harmony
You may also like: Emmerane

Evanthe
Greek origin, meaning: Fair flower
You may also like: Evadne

Evony
French origin, meaning: Yew
You may also like: Evette

Evren
Turkish origin, meaning: Universe
You may also like: Evan

Fable
Word name, meaning: Story
You may also like: Fawn

Fauna
Latin origin, meaning: Goddess of earth and fertility
You may also like: Fleur

Faye
English origin, meaning: Fairy
You may also like: Fern

Fenella
Celtic origin, meaning: White-shouldered one
You may also like: Finella

Ferelith
Irish, Gaelic, and Scottish origin, meaning: Sovereign
You may also like: Fiona

Feya
Hebrew origin, meaning: Fairy
You may also like: Fayetta

Fiera
Esperanto origin, meaning: Proud
You may also like: Freya

Helisent
French origin, meaning: Healthy, strong
You may also like: Hera

Hespera
Greek origin, meaning: Evening; evening star
You may also like: Hesper

Imogen
English, Celtic origin, meaning: Maiden
You may also like: Ivy

Isabeau
Hebrew origin, meaning: God’s promise
You may also like: Isadora

Jenova
Latin origin, meaning: Birth or genesis
You may also like: Jemma

Lilwen
Welsh origin, meaning: White lily
You may also like: Legend

Mariella
Italian and Danish origin, meaning: Bitter, sea
You may also like: Morgana

Naia
Greek, Hawaiian origin, meaning: Water nymph, dolphin
You may also like: Noemi

Narah
Japanese, Celtic origin, meaning: Place name, happy
You may also like: Nell

Nevara
Arabic or Persian origin, meaning: Snow or pure
You may also like: Nova

Nixie
German origin, meaning: Water sprite
You may also like: Niamh

Nyssa
Greek mythology, meaning: Goal
You may also like: Nyx

Ophelia
Greek origin, meaning: Help
You may also like: Ondine

Oona
Irish origin, meaning: Lamb
You may also like: Ophelia

Ottilia
German origin, meaning: Prosperous in battle
You may also like: Ottilie

Parisa
Persian origin, meaning: Fairy-like
You may also like: Pari

Pandora
Greek origin, meaning: All gifts
You may also like: Peria

Petula
Latin and English origin, meaning: To ask or flower
You may also like: Petal

Pixie
English origin, meaning: Fairy
You may also like: Phoenix

Primrose
English origin, meaning: First rose
You may also like: Petunia

Ravenna
Italian origin, meaning: Place name
You may also like: Roseline

Rhiannon
Welsh origin, meaning: Great queen
You may also like: Rhian

Rosalia
Latin origin, meaning: Rose
You may also like: Rosemary

Rowena
Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning: Famous joy
You may also like: Rowan

Saga
Swedish origin, meaning: Story, seeress
You may also like: Shayla

Tatiana
Russian origin, meaning: Unknown
You may also like: Tara

Tullia
Latin origin, meaning: Descended from the tower or strong
You may also like: Twyla

Vanora
Scottish origin, meaning: White wave
You may also like: Vera

Weaver
English origin, meaning: Occupational name
You may also like: Waverly

Whimsy
English origin, meaning: Playfully quaint
You may also like: Winslet

Willow
English origin, meaning: Tree
You may also like: Winnie

Wisteria
English origin, meaning: Flower
You may also like: Windsor

Yara
Brazilian, Arabic origin, meaning: Water lady, small butterfly
You may also like: Yvette

Ysaline
French, meaning: God is my oath
You may also like: Viola

Yvaine
Scottish origin, meaning: Evening star
You may also like: Yarrow

Zarela
Spanish origin, meaning: Princess
You may also like: Zara