Noble, well-born; Sanskrit abhijāta
Names meaning grace
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to grace, with the source shown on every name.
178 names: 122 for girls, 49 for boys and 7 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and Steingass's Persian–English Dictionary. A few to start: Elil ("beauty"), Krupa ("compassion, grace") and Shalin ("modest, humble").
114 of 178 names
"Cultured, refined"; feminine of Arabic adīb
Kindness, favours; Arabic alṭāf, plural of luṭf
"Grace" in Igbo; "immortal" in Sanskrit
"Messenger"; Greek angelos, a messenger of God
"Angel, messenger", from Greek angelos
"Irreproachable, virtuous"
"Grace" in popular use; Hebrew Channah, "favoured"
Grace, favour; Sanskrit anugraha
Grace, favour; a Russian pet form of Anna
"Wise" in popular use; Arabic ʿaqīla, "a noble woman"
"Precious, noble"; Persian arjmand
"Grace", divine mercy and favour
Bliss of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and āṉantam, "bliss"
Words of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and moḻi, "word"
Treasure of grace; Tamil aruḷ, "grace", and niti, "treasure"
Mountain gazelle or ibex; an old Arabic woman's name
"Noble, deep-rooted"; feminine of Arabic aṣīl
"Venerable, majestic"; Latin augustus
Medieval form of Augustine; Latin augustus, "venerable"
"Gift, grace"; Sikh lists say "the blessed one"
"Lady, princess"; Persian bānū
"Blessed", from Latin benedictus
"Blessed"; medieval English form of Latin Benedictus
Auspicious, blessed; a name of the goddess Durga
"A noble or beautiful woman"
"Grace of the heart"; Persian dil + nāz
Blessing or grace of the goddess Durga
"Kindness, beneficence"; Arabic iḥsān, "doing good"
"Beauty, grace"
"Grace, abundance"; Arabic fayaḍān, "overflowing"
"Pride of women"; Arabic fakhr al-nisāʾ
"Joy and grace"; Arabic faraḥ + Persian nāz
"Tall, beautiful"; Arabic fāriʿa
"Angel"; Persian firishta
"Grace, bounty"; Arabic faḍl
"Excellent"; Arabic Fuḍayl, from faḍl, "excellence"
"Dignity"; Sanskrit gariman, "weight, importance"
Most forgiving; al-Ghaffar is one of the names of God
Forgiveness, pardon; Arabic ghufrān
"God is gracious"; an Italian form of Joanna
Italian form of John, "God is gracious"
"God's favour"; also elegance
"Grace"; a pet form of Grace, from Latin gratia
"Delicate as a rose"; Persian gul-badan, "rose-bodied"
Persian gul, "rose", and nāz, "grace, charm"
"The Guru's gift"
"The Guru's grace"
Gur, the Guru, with seerat, "character, disposition"
"Grace of the guru", from guru and prasāda
"Gentle, patient"; Arabic ḥalīma
"Praiseworthy"; Arabic ḥamīda
"Like a swan" in popular use; Sanskrit haṃsinī, a style of walking
"Favoured"; often given as "grace"
Swan; Sanskrit haṃsa, goose or swan, also the soul
Swan; Sanskrit haṃsikā, a female goose or swan
"Deer"; Sanskrit hariṇī, a doe
"Pride"; Persian nāz, pride and grace
"Modesty"; Arabic ḥayāʾ
Scottish form of John, "God is gracious"
Honour, respect; Arabic ikrām
Gift, reward; Arabic inʿām, "bestowing a favour"
Kindness, favour; Arabic ʿināya, "care, concern"
"God is gracious"; the Russian form of John
"God is gracious"; feminine of Ivan (John)
Nature, true quality; also literary Tamil; Tamil iyal
"Honour, glory"; Arabic ʿizza
Familiar form of John, "God is gracious"
"Son of Jack"; Jack being the familiar form of John
"Adorning the world"; Persian jahān-ārā
"Exalted, great"; Arabic jalīla
Beautiful, in looks and in character
"God is gracious"; the feminine of John
"God is gracious"; a diminutive of Jane
"God is gracious"; the feminine of John
"God is gracious"; a Scandinavian form of John
"God is gracious" in popular use; Hebrew Yehochanan, "Jehovah-favoured"
"Son of John"; John means "God is gracious"
"God is gracious"; the Serbian form of John
"Gift or grace of light"; Sanskrit jyotis + prasāda
"Auspicious, beautiful"
"Victory through grace"; karam, grace or deeds, with jeet
"Love of God's grace"
"Generous, noble"; feminine of Arabic karīm
Beauty, grace
"The best of women"; Arabic khayr al-nisāʾ
"Female gazelle"; Arabic khawla
Tender, soft; sweet, charming
"Compassion"; often given as "grace" or "mercy"
"Modesty"
"Charming, graceful"
"Charming, graceful"; a name of the goddess Durga
Grace, beauty, charm
"Soft to the touch"; Arabic lamīs
Graceful dance, attributed to Parvati
Gentle, gracious; al-Laṭīf is a name of God
"Gentle, gracious"; feminine of Arabic laṭīf
Beauty, loveliness, charm
"Softness, gentleness"; Arabic layān
"Divine play" in popular use; Sanskrit līlā, "play, grace, charm"
"Playful" in popular use; Sanskrit līlāvatī, "a graceful, charming woman"
"Soft, tender"; linked to Arabic l-y-n, "to be soft"
"Moon-like" in popular use; Persian mahīn, "fine, delicate"
"Honoured, celebrated"
"Praised, praiseworthy"; feminine of Arabic maḥmūd
"Glorious, noble"; feminine of Arabic mājid
"Young woman"; classical Tamil maṅkai
"Queen among women"; mangaiyar, women, with arasi, queen
"Honoured, dignified"; Sanskrit mānin, "high-minded, proud"
"Grace" or "kindness"
"Pride of the moon"; Persian māh + nāz
"Compassion, forgiveness"; English mercy, Latin merces
"Dear, gracious"; from Slavic mil-
"Soft, gentle"
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