50 Pairs Of Unique Twin Names For Girls

Are you having a twin pair of girls or plan on buying two female pets? Whatever the case, it’s important to find unique names that set your little ones apart. Thankfully, we’ve collected some great pairs of girl twin names that should work well for you. We studied long and hard to find the most unique and interesting options to ensure that you’re satisfied with what we have to offer.

Allegra and Beatrix

Though you might know Allegra from various medicine commercials, it and Beatrix mean “joy” and are a great option for cute twin names.

Arrietty and Lavender

These two beautiful names come from popular children’s books and should give you the unique and clever twin names you want for your girls.

Auburn and Ochre

These two color-based names have increased in popularity in recent years but are still unique enough to provide gorgeous twin names for your girls.

Bergen and Juneau

Interested in geography? These two rarely-used city names should give your girls gorgeous names that will help them stand apart from their peers.

Bluma and Saffron

You might not have heard of these names before, and that’s because they come from botanical terms, which means your girls are little flowers. How sweet!

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Bly and Poe

Anyone with a literary bent will know these two names quite well, and while technically unisex, they should provide your girls with a cute pair of names they’ll remember for years.

Cedar and Hollis

Cedar and Hollis are tree-based names that should give your girls the unique touch you want. You can even meet the trees they’re named after to give them a better understanding.

Chloe and Zoe

These Greek names come from a similar root word and mean “blooming” and “life,” respectively, giving your twin girls a beautiful pair of unforgettable names.

Colm and Lark

Bird song is one of the most beautiful sounds in the world, and you can give your twin girls a permanent connection to nature with these two bird-related names.

Darcy and Taylor

French and English, respectively, Darcy and Taylor mean “dark” and “tailor” and have similar phonetic sounds that make them popular and unique.

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Delaney and Dahlia

Delaney is an Irish name that means “dark challenger,” which gives it a unique feel, while Dahlia means “elegance” and works well when paired with Delaney as a twin name.

Diana and Elisha

These two ancient names mean “divine” and “God is salvation,” respectively, and come from ancient Greek and Hebrew, which makes them classic and beautiful.

Elena and Marina

Meaning “torch” and “of the sea,” these Greek and Latin names are rarely used in modern times and add a fiery and watery feel to your beautiful twin girls.

Ellie and Millie

Though nowhere near as popular as they were about 40 years ago, these two names (meaning “shining light” and “strength”) are cute, old-fashioned, and unique.

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Eva and Mia

These gorgeous Hebrew names (meaning “life” and “dear,” respectively) are old-school in sound but are also unique enough to stand out.

Faith and Hope

Faith (“trust” or “fidelity” in Latin) and Hope (“desire of fulfillment” in Old English) are very popular Christian names that work beautifully for a pair of twin girls.

Flora and Hana

Here are gorgeous flower-based names (meaning “flower” in both cases). These two beautiful names sound similar enough to be great twin names.

Gaia and Aria

If you have a hippie streak, you’ll love Gaia (“mother Earth” in ancient Greek) and Aria (“song” in Italian) and their beautiful phonetic similarities.

More name ideas: Names That Mean Earth

Georgia and Montana

These state names also have beautiful definitions (“farmer” in ancient Greek and “mountain” in Latin, respectively) and will pair beautifully for a wonderful set of twin names.

Harlow and Piper

Though technically unisex, these two names (meaning “rock hill” in English and “flute or pipe player” in English), these two names sound great together.

Hazel and Maeve

Hazel is a once-popular name that means “hazelnut tree” in Old English. Similarly, Maeve is a rare Irish name that means “she who rules.” Together, they give your girls a unique old-school feel.

Innes and Adair

Though technically, these two Scottish names are surnames, they can be adapted easily to first names to give your girls a unique set of names they’ll love.

Isabel and Elizabeth

These two old Hebrew names (meaning “God is my protection” in both cases) are highly connected and give your twin girls a unified definition.

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Jade and Jillian

Jade (a Spanish word meaning “stone of the side” or “lucky”) and Jillian (meaning “child of the gods” in Old English”) work beautifully as attractive twin names.

Jordan and Jasmine

These two Biblical names (meaning “flowing down” and “gift from God” in Hebrew and Persian, respectively) are wonderful names that your twin girls will love.

Kinslie and Adeline

Absolutely beautiful Old English and French names, Kinslie and Adeline, mean “king’s meadow” and “noble,” respectively, giving them a truly royal feel.

Lane and Laken

As two Old English names (“small path” and “who comes from the lake”), these two unique and unisex names work wonderfully for your twin girls.

Liberty and Honor

Meaning “freedom” and “dignity” in Old English, these two wonderful names have similar definitions and will go well with just about any pair of cute girls.

Madelyn and Morgan

Coming from Hebrew and Welsh (“high tower” and “sea dweller”), these two wonderful names give your girls a common sound and feel that they’ll love sharing.

Marta and Tamar

Here’s a pair of names your twins will never forget: they’re anagrams of each other! This will likely keep them close for a long time.

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Nora and Nola

There aren’t a lot of four-letter N names that work well for twin girls, but Nora (“light” in French) and Nola (“fair shoulder” in Irish) are great twin names your girls will love.

Olive and Lillian

Olive comes from Latin and means “olive tree,” while Lillian comes from English and means “lily” or “flower,” which gives both of these names a similar floral feel.

Paige and Natalie

Both these names come from Latina and mean “helper” and “birth of the Lord.” You can vary them in a few ways, including “Page” and “Natalia,” if you like.

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Pax and Zen

These two names share a few common traits. First, they’re both three letters; second, they have peaceful meanings, hopefully translating to relaxed girls.

Radley and Rivers

These two more literary names should give your little girls the unique names you want and potentially get them excited about reading later in life.

Reagan and Riley

Reagan gained heavy popularity after being used in The Exorcist, and means “little king” in Irish. Riley is another Irish name that means “valiant.”

Rhiannon and Tallulah

Any fans of 70s rock will likely know Fleetwood Mac’s song “Rhiannon,” though Tallulah is also a popular song by 90s-00s funk/disco band Jamiroquai.

Rory and Winter

Rory is a popular Scottish name that means “red king” and can be used for boys and girls. Winter is an English word that means “cold season.”

Rosamund and Isolde

If you’re into legendary romantic stories, you probably know these names, and they make unique and fascinating twin names that your girls will love.

Seren and Vesper

Two beautiful names that mean star, Seren and Vesper also have fairly similar phonetic sounds that should work well if you want to give your twins a pair of beautiful names.

Shai and Lior

Whether you’re of Jewish descent or simply love the culture, these two Hebrew names provide your twin girls with lovely names that will inspire them for years to come.

Tabitha and Hermione

If you’re into witch-based media and entertainment, you’ll probably know these two names and will love giving them to your two budding spellcasters.

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Tully and Ennis

Commonly used as surnames and place names in Ireland, Tully and Ennis provide you with unique and unforgettable terms to help your girls stand out.

Una and Nessa

Here’s a cute pair of names that mean “one” and “two,” respectively. Give the first to the oldest twin and the second to the youngest for a cute and unforgettable combination.

Valeria and Vanessa

Coming from ancient Latin and Greek, respectively, Valerie (“strength” and “health”) and Vanessa (“of venus”) work gorgeously as V names for twin girls.

Vesta and Victoria

In Latin, Vesta means “pure,” while Victoria means “victory.” To our way of thinking, there are very few pure victories sweeter than raising great twin daughters.

Willow and Winona

Willow means “freedom” in English,” while Winona is a Sioux name that means “first-born daughter.” Once rare, Winona saw a surge of popularity with the success of actress Winona Ryder.

Xanthe and Thalia

Greek for “blonde-haired,” Xanthe is great if you’re expecting blonde twin girls. Thalia means “dew from heaven,” which helps it pair beautifully with Xanthe.

Zadie and Zita

Not commonly used these days, these two Z names should give your twins the cool and unique names you want and make them the talk of their daycare.

Zara and Delilah

Zara is an Arabic name that means “radiance” and can be varied to Zahra or Zarah. Likewise, Delilah is a Hebrew name that means “delicate,” which gives this pair an old-fashioned feel.

Find more name ideas and inspiration: Unique Names for Twin Boys

Wrap Up – Unique Twin Names for Girls

Choosing names for twin girls can be an exciting yet challenging task that requires careful consideration. It is important to go for names that not only sound harmonious together, but also reflect individuality and uniqueness for each child. You can take inspiration from literature, history, nature or just a play on adorable words.

We hope you liked the name options we’ve included in this list! Which of these pairs do you like best? Let us know in the comments!

Resource: We use behindthename.com to research the origin and meaning of these names.