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Names That Mean Grace

Soft, refined and timeless, names that mean grace carry an air of elegance, gentleness and blessing — a wish for a child with a kind and graceful spirit. Grace has been cherished as both a virtue and a gift across faiths and centuries, which is why its names feel at once classic and heartfelt. Many trace to the Hebrew Channah, “grace,” which blossomed into Hannah, Anna, Anne, Nancy and Annette; others to the Greek charis (Karis, Charissa, and the Three Graces themselves) and the Latin gratia (Grace, Grazia, Gratiana). A few carry grace within a fuller meaning, like the Irish Gráinne and the “gift of grace” names. Grace names range from the plainly beautiful (Grace) to the softly ornate (Charissa, Anneliese), and suit a child you picture as gentle and poised. Here are real baby names that mean grace or gracious, each with its genuine meaning and origin.

21 names that mean grace — each with its real meaning and origin.

Grace Girl
Grace
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Gracie Girl
Grace
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Grazia Girl
Grace
Italian
Gracia Girl
Grace
Spanish
Graciela Girl
Grace
Spanish
Engracia Girl
In grace
Spanish
Hannah Girl
Grace, favour
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Anna Girl
Grace, favour
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Anne Girl
Grace
Hebrew
Nancy Girl
Grace
English
Hana Girl
Grace
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Karis Girl
Grace
Greek
Charis Girl
Grace
Greek
Charissa Girl
Grace
Greek
Chara Girl
Joy, grace
Greek
Neema Girl
Grace, blessing
Swahili
Kripa Unisex
Grace, mercy
Sanskrit
Anugraha Girl
Grace, favour
Sanskrit
Fadl Boy
Grace, favour
Arabic
Nimat Girl
Grace, blessing
Arabic
Hania Girl
Grace
Hebrew

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Frequently asked questions

What girl name means grace?

Grace and Grazia, Hannah and Anna (Hebrew, “grace”), and Karis (Greek, “grace”) all mean grace.

What name means grace in Hebrew?

Hannah — and its forms Anna and Hana — come from the Hebrew for “grace, favour.”

What name means gracious?

Neema is Swahili for “grace,” and Kripa is Sanskrit for “grace, mercy.”