Baby Name Poll Results

Emma
Hermione
Lilia
Charlotte
Ophelia
Kate

GL!

Can you answer mine pls? No one’s voted yet :(
http://www.babynamegenie.com/polls/478174

I’m incredibly pale skinned and my name is Abigael nn Abby. Some other ’pale skinned’ names I can think of are:

Caylee
Cora
Jessica
Lily
Sophie
Anna
Catherine
Annika
Caitlyn
Morgan
Penelope
Bella
Ashlee

Hope this helped!!

Rose
Sophie
Freya
Fiona
Mae
Juliet
Hannah
Gwen
Lucy
Gemma
Adeline
Elizabeth
Annabel
Isabelle
Cora
Ruby
Violet

Genevieve
Gwendolyn
Caroline
Sara (my daughter is pale, this is her name)
Emily
Lauren
Hailey

these are some names I found that mean fair.
Adila ... "Righteous, fair." ...

Aeronwen ... "Fair, blessed berries." ...

Albinia ... "White, fair." ... [6]

Anwen ... "Very fair." [1]

Astrid ... "Fair, beautiful goddess." ... [10]

Audrey ... due to lace and goods sold at Saint Audrey’s Fair in England ... [17]

Becky ... heroine of William Thackeray’s novel "Vanity Fair". [1]

Beibhinn ... "White or fair lady." ... [1]

Bianca ... The name is appropriate for a fair-haired baby ... [10]

Bronwyn ... "Fair, blessed breast." [7]

Calla ... Also possibly a variant of Caoilainn an Irish Gaelic name meaning "slim and fair" ...

Caoilainn ... "Slender and white, fair or pure." ... [9]

Caron ... Karen is a blend of Caron with gwen, "fair, white". [5]

Carwen ... "Love, fair, blessed." ...

Cayla ... "Slim and fair." ... [22]

Ceinlys "Beautiful and sweet, fair." ...

Ceri ... "Fair, blessed poetry." ... [2]

Ceridwen ... "Fair, blessed poetry." ... [6]

Eiddwen ... "Desire, fair, white, blessed, holy." ...

Eirwen ... "Snow, fair, white, blessed, holy."
Eliza ... and Cockney flower girl Eliza Dolittle in "My Fair Lady" ... [7]

Estrid ... "Fair, beautiful goddess." ...

Esyllt ... Possibly means "fair lady" ...

Farrah ... From the English word "fair" ... [3]

Fiona ... "Fair, pale." ... [7]

Galatea ... is the source of the musical "My Fair Lady". [2]

Ginevra ... "Fair and smooth." ... [1]

Giustinia ... "Just, fair." ... [4]

Glenda ... "Fair; good." ... [3]

Guinevere ... "Fair and smooth." ... [52]

Gwen ... "Fair, white, blessed, holy." ... [3]

Gwenda ... "Fair, good." [2]

Gwendolyn ... "Fair bow; blessed ring." ... [34]

Gwyneth ... probably from "gwen" meaning "white, fair" ... [23]

Gwyn ... "Fair, white, blessed, holy." ... [7]

Isolde Possibly (Welsh) "fair lady" ... [16]

Jennifer ... "Fair and smooth." ... [37]

Justine ... "Fair, upright." ... [11]

Kayla ... "Slim and fair." ... [25]

Kellen ... "Slender; fair." [2]
Kenzie ... "The fair one." ... [3]

Kezia ... one of the three fair daughters of Job ... [10]

Mckenzie ... "The fair one." ...

Orinthia Feminine form of Oren (Hebrew) "pine tree" or (Irish, Gaelic) "fair, pale". [4]

Rowena ... Also possibly (Welsh) "slender and fair" ... [5]

Sabrina ... Known in modern times through the play and movie "Sabrina Fair" ... [11]

Wynne ... "Fair, pure." [6]

Wynstelle Blend of Wynne (Welsh) "fair, pure" and Stella (Latin) "star". [3]

Wysandra Blend of Wynne (Welsh) "fair, pure" and Sandra (Greek) "man’s defender". [1]

Yara ... Brazilian mythology: Iara was a beautiful goddess with green hair and fair skin. [2]

Zuleika ... "Fair; brilliant and lovely." ... [2]

Here are some names whose meanings actually have to do with being fair, not sure if any of them will appeal to you.

Fenella
Finola
Anwen
Bianca
Calla
Karen
Fiona
Gwen
Gwyneth
Rowena
Yara

Fiona
Jillian means downy-haired... maybe light skin, too. :)
Bianca or Blanca or Blanche (Bianca is prettiest of the 3)
Candida
Candace
Whitney

Pretty sure that Adila, mentioned above means "fair" in the sense of "just". If you look at the entire meaning, "fair" as in a fair complexion just doesn’t come through. Just an fyi.

Holy schmoly thank you all for your efforts! I really like the "wen" names and didn’t know that about Calla.

Several of these are possibilities :) Will check back later to review. We appreciate your help!

Someone named Sophie, Elizabeth, Hannah, none of which have connection to "fair" or "white". Nice names, though. Nor do Ruby, Rose, Violet, Sarah, Cora, Bella, or Emily. LOL

Fionnula (prn fin-oo-la) is Irish and means ’white shouldered’. My cousin is called Nuala (prn noo-la), a form of Fionnula, which also means white shouldered.

poster 8 , I know it means a different kind of fair. I just copied and pasted names that meant some kind of fair whether it was meaning fair as in fair skin or fair as being in just. But thanks for letting me know. :)