Early Names

56 Early names that mean early for girls, listing Early baby names 1-20. Adeline, Ashanti, Aurelia, Beatrice, Berenice, Candida, Celeste, Claudine, Constance, Dulce and Fiona are popular names. Abilene, Argenta, Arunika, Boadicea, Corin, Corinthia, Egeria, Euphemia and Guinevere are uncommon names. View Early baby names for name meanings, search Early names for boys, or search other baby names.

Abilene ... and also in early Christian times ... [4]

Adeline ... Used occasionally in England since the early 16th century ... [25]

Argenta ... The country of Argentina is named for the silver its early Spanish settlers hoped to find there ... [3]

Arunika ... "Early morning sunlight." ... [1]

Ashanti ... From the name of a powerful African empire (17th to early 20th century). Today ... [15]

Aurelia ... Name of several minor early saints ... [25]

Beatrice ... in the early fourth century ... [24]

Berenice ... name of an early Christian woman in Acts ... [7]

Boadicea Name of a heroic queen of early Britain ...

Candida ... Name of several early saints ... [5]

Celeste ... a popular name among early Christians ... [46]

Claudine ... made popular in the early 20th century as the name of the heroine of novels by French writer Colette. [1]

Constance ... Medieval form of Constantia used often in the early Christian and medieval eras ... [30]

Corin ... The name was also borne by several early saints ... [11]

Corinthia ... an ancient Greek city that had a very early Christian church ... [1]

Dulce ... Roman name revived in the early 20th century ... [20]

Egeria Roman mythology: a wise nymph who helped one of the early kings in Rome. [3]

Euphemia ... Early Christian name and the name of a fourth-century virgin martyr ... [13]

Fiona ... Reportedly coined by an English author in the early 20th century ... [7]

Guinevere ... An early form of Jennifer. Mythology ... [52]

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