There's this psychologist I know who is so much into studying the Freudian theory and pretty much obsessed with it that when his wife had a baby, he decided to name him Sigmund. I kid you not. You see when it comes to naming kids, parents like to give them a name that they personally like, something that is a great quality perhaps or has a deep meaning to it. Why is that? In the hopes of having the kid take up after that quality and turn out like that. Then of course there are people who have these ways of life and they like to keep them at just that. In this same category then is where Goth comes in. For some it's a way of life, for others it's the special ring to the names that gets them wanting to have a kid take up after these names. We, as the title clearly says, will be concentrating on Gothic names for girls and giving you some of the best names that make up this category. So if you haven't yet named your baby girl and are on the look out for a slightly different name, look no further. 'Coz coming up are some really cool Gothic names that you'll ever find and with their meanings no less. Even if you aren't into Goth, I'd still urge you to read this one through and through. Who knows, maybe you'll find something you'll really like? Names and Meanings The way I look at it, a name is a name. Something that strikes the fancy of a person and sticks. In that way Gothic names are no different. Some of them have a great ring to it while the others have a great meaning. Given in the table below are some of the best in this category. To make it an even wider choice, they also include some Victorian Gothic names for girls. Read through these, make a note of some of the best in this category and then go ahead and give your daughter that really awesome name.

Name	Meaning
Adrastea	One who does not flee
Amara	Everlasting
Aura	Cold breeze of night
Acantha	A thorn
Alcina	Sorceress
Amarinda	Forever
Alarica	Ruler of the powerful people
Belladonna	Beautiful woman
Desdemona	A Shakespearean heroine
Diti	Demon mother
Dolores	Sorrows
Draconia	Dire
Ebony	Hard wood, strong character
Esmerée	A Welsh king's daughter. She was turned into a serpent by magicians
Eulalie	A figure in Edgar Allan Poe's poem
Elodie	Propensity, richness
Eurydice	Greek heroine of tragedy
Ella	Goddess, true to all
Fulgora	Lightening (Roman Mythology)
Freya	Goddess in Norse. The goddess of sex and childbirth
Gelvira	Truthful, true soul
Garnet	Red seed, jewel, color
Hecate	Greek sorceress
Incendia	Fire (Latin)
Jette	Jet black mineral
Jezabel	Biblical adulteress
Krim	A Gothic nickname
Leila	Arabic for night
Lynk	Left-handed
Lilith	The first wife of Adam who was considered to be very evil
Luna	Moon, Beautiful Woman
Maya	Mother, precious one, great woman
Mara	A female who causes nightmares
Minke	Treasured possession, very own
Merula	Blackbird in Latin
Narcissa	The female form of Narcissus
Nimue	An Arthurian sorceress
Nin	The establishment of peace
Ophelia	A tragic Shakespearean heroine
Orchid	Rare and exotic
Peregrine	A bird, traveler, wanderer
Perdita	Lost in Latin
Rosary	Prayer beads
Raven	Bird often associated with death
Siouxsie	A beautiful flower, lily probably
Sabrina	Goddess of the river Severn (Celtic mythology)
Sage	Name of a spice
Willow	Weeping tree. Considered to be the symbol of death
Zaphara	Exuberant in growth
Zuriel	Spiritual woman

As I said, these were some of the most popular and loved Gothic baby names that you can look into. Some of these are simple, while others have an elegant ring to it. Some you might like for the way they sound while others you might like because of what they mean. In essence, these Gothic girl names promise never to go out of style and will definitely allow your baby girl to have a very unique name. Since my job here is done, I'm going to leave you with the table so that you can make your choice. All the best and hope you find what you're looking for.