Carla– it means woman of the people or strong woman. Camila– it means messenger of the gods. Bruna– this Nordic/German name means brunette, tanned, brown, the color of fire. Bibiana– this Latin name means alive or the one who is full of life. Bethânia– this Hebrew name means house of welcome and house of figs. Belinda– this baby name means beautiful. Beatriz– this pretty name means the one who brings happiness. It is a Brazilian girls name that honors Our Lady of Aparecida, the patron saint of Brazil. Aparecida– it literally means the one that appeared. Antônia– this traditional name in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries means valuable and priceless. 
Andréia– it is an ancient Greek name that means extreme femininity. Analu– it means a famous and graceful warrior. It’s a popular choice for baby girls in Brazil, and it is usually paired with another name, such as Rita, Maria, Paula, and others. Ana– this name has Hebrew origins (Hannah), and it means gracious. Alzira– it is a female name with Arab origins, and it means ornament. 
Aline– it is a popular female Brazilian name and means a noble protector. Anita– it is a Hebrew name that means graceful. Amélia– it is a Germanic name that means diligent and active woman. Alessandra– It is an Italian name that means the protector of humanity. Ágata– it is a Greek name that means good and kind. Adriene– it is a variation of the name Adrienne, and it means the one who has a dark color and the one who came from Adria. Adriana – it is a Latin name that means the one that comes from Aria. Among all Brazilian girl’s names, Maria is by far the most popular one Most popular Brazilian girls’ namesĪccording to IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics), these are the most popular names: 
If you’re curious for more, check out this post where I talk about the most common Brazilian names (for boys, girls, and last names) and this in-depth article about Brazilian boy names (with meanings). In today’s article, I will share with you the 10 most popular baby girl’s names in Brazil as well as a massive list with other Brazilian female names that come up quite often. But hey, no stereotypes here–we have a big community of atheists too. We also have several names from different religions, and Brazilian people are notorious for being believers. In our case, many Brazilian girls have names (and surnames) that come from Portugal, Italy, and Latin American countries. It’s interesting how the names of a specific country tell so much about its influences and beliefs. Whether you’re looking to add an international flair to your baby’s name or you’re just curious about our name traditions, this list of Brazilian girl names is pretty complete and has the most popular names in the country.
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