Baby Names That Mean Flower
Flower names are the classic nature category: soft sounds, vivid imagery, and a long history in Persian, Latin, Japanese and English naming.
20 names in this list — tap any name for its full meaning, etymology and pronunciation.
Girl names
- AoiJapanese
A classic name referring to the hollyhock flower, symbolizing high ambition.
- AyameJapanese
A graceful floral name specifically referring to the iris flower.
- HonokaJapanese
A graceful name referring to a flower that brings harmony and peace.
- IantheGreek
A beautiful name referring to a violet-colored flower from Greek mythology.
- IoneGreek
A delicate name referring to the violet flower.
- LinneaSwedish
Named after a twinflower and the famous botanist Carl Linnaeus.
- LiviaLatin
An ancient Roman name meaning envious or blue, famously borne by the first empress of Rome.
- MatildeItalian
Italian form of Matilda, meaning "mighty in battle".
- MioJapanese
A lovely name typically meaning beautiful cherry blossom or beautiful thread.
- MisakiJapanese
A lovely name describing a beautiful blossom that has begun to bloom.
- RioJapanese
A bright name often meaning white jasmine combined with a center or thread.
- RóisínIrish
An affectionate and classic name that means little rose.
- ThaliaGreek
One of the three Graces, her name means to flourish or to bloom.
- ThalloGreek
The name of the Greek goddess of spring buds, representing growth and new beginnings.
- ViolanteItalian
A vibrant name meaning purple or violet, evoking the beauty of a blooming garden.
- ZahraArabic
A classic and radiant name meaning a blooming flower or shining light.
- ZivaHebrew
Radiating light and splendor, this name evokes brightness and a cheerful spirit.
- ZuhraArabic
Signifies brilliance, splendor, and the radiant beauty of the planet Venus.
Boy names
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