Here are some unique Jain baby girl names that are used in Jain traditions and are inspired by Jain scriptures and lore. I’ve kept meanings simple and Jain-focused. If you’d like, I can tailor further to Digambar or Shwetambar nuances.

• Malli / Mallika — linked to Lord Mallinath; in Shwetambar tradition Mallinath is regarded as a female form. (Meaning: a flowering mogul; a name connected to a Tirthankara’s consort/deity context.)
• Padma / Padmaprabha — lotus; associated with Padmaprabha Bhagwan. (Meaning: lotus; precious)
• Suparshā / Suparsha — auspicious touch; linked to Suparshvanath. (Meaning: auspicious or fortunate touch)
• Chandraprabha — moon; linked to the Tirthankara Chandraprabha. (Meaning: moon-like radiance)
• Shreyā / Shreyansi — auspicious, prosperous; associated with Shreyansnath. (Meaning: auspicious, fortunate)
• Vimalā — pure; connected to Vimalnath. (Meaning: pure, spotless)
• Shanti / Shantikā — peace; linked to Shantinath. (Meaning: peace, calm)

Original texts and deeper meanings can vary slightly between Digambar and Śvetāmbara traditions, especially for names tied to specific deities or Tirthankaras. If you want, I can narrow this list to names with exact scriptural references and show how Digambar and Śvetāmbara meanings differ.

You can read more about Jain baby names here