Nature Girl Names

Flowers, trees, weather, stones and creatures. The oldest layer is Victorian and almost entirely floral; the current one is broader and much less tidy.

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79 names, most popular first in the United States

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Olivia Olivia is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "olive tree," used as the feminine form of Oliver.
Latin #1 in US
Violet Violet is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "purple," taken from viola, the Latin word for the purple flower.
Latin #13 in US
Aurora Aurora is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "dawn."
Latin #15 in US
Lily Lily is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "lily flower," from lilium.
Latin #18 in US
Hazel Hazel is a girl's name of English origin naming the hazel tree, from the Old English hæsel.
English #21 in US
Chloe Chloe is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning "green shoot" or "young growth," referring to the first green of new crops.
Greek #23 in US
Isla Isla is a girl's name of Scottish origin, taken from Islay, an island in the Inner Hebrides, and from the River Isla in the Scottish mainland.
Scottish #28 in US
Ivy Ivy is a girl's name of English origin naming the climbing evergreen plant, from the Old English ifig.
English #39 in US
Willow Willow is a girl's name of English origin naming the tree, from the Old English welig.
English #44 in US
Leilani Leilani is a girl's name of Hawaiian origin meaning "heavenly flowers" or "royal child," from lei, a garland or wreath of flowers, and lani, meaning sky, heaven, or royalty.
Hawaiian #60 in US
Daisy Daisy is a girl's name of English origin naming the flower, and its meaning is unusually literal: daisy comes from the Old English dægesege, "day's eye," because the flower opens its petals at dawn and closes them at dusk.
English #75 in US
Autumn Autumn is a girl's name taken from the English word for the season, which comes through French from the Latin autumnus.
Latin #88 in US
Everly Everly is a girl's name of English origin, from a place name meaning "boar meadow" — the Old English eofor, a wild boar, and leah, a clearing.
English #91 in US
Juniper Juniper is a girl's name naming the evergreen shrub, from the Latin juniperus.
Latin #100 in US
Savannah Savannah is a girl's name of Taino origin meaning "treeless plain."
Taino #135 in US
Summer Summer is a girl's name of Old English origin taken from the season, from sumor.
English #152 in US
Oaklynn Oaklynn is a girl's name of modern American coinage, combining the tree name Oak with the -lynn ending.
Modern coinage #153 in US
Ember Ember is a girl's name of Old English origin taken from the word for a glowing coal, from æmyrge.
English #154 in US
Wrenley Wrenley is a girl's name of recent American coinage, formed by joining the bird name Wren to the -ley ending common in English surnames.
Modern coinage #158 in US
Alani Alani is a girl's name of Hawaiian origin meaning "orange tree."
Hawaiian #161 in US
Kaylani Kaylani is a girl's name of Hawaiian origin, generally read as "the heavens" or "heavenly one."
Hawaiian #185 in US
Haven Haven is a name of Old English origin meaning "harbor" or "place of safety."
English #190 in US
Olive Olive is a girl's name of Latin origin taken from the tree, whose name comes from oliva.
Latin #197 in US
Jasmine Jasmine is a girl's name of Persian origin taken from the flower, whose name comes from yasmin.
Persian #206 in US
Lilly Lilly is a girl's name of Latin origin taken from the flower, from lilium.
Latin #252 in US
Rosie Rosie is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "rose."
Latin #283 in US
Meadow Meadow is a girl's name from the English word for grassland, whose root means "to mow" — so a meadow is defined by being cut.
English #286 in US
Poppy Poppy is a girl's name of Latin origin taken from the flower, whose name comes from the Latin papaver.
English #292 in US
Sylvia Sylvia is a girl's name from the Latin for a forest, and the mother of Rome's founders bore it — Rhea Silvia, who was made a Vestal Virgin so she could not produce heirs.
Latin #300 in US
Brooke Brooke is a girl's name from the English word for a small stream.
English #313 in US
Raven Raven means the bird, and the bird was a war omen before it was a goth accessory — Norse and Anglo-Saxon poetry lists the raven with the wolf and the eagle as the beasts that follow an army.
English #404 in US
Holly Holly is a girl's name of Old English origin taken from the tree, from holegn.
English #416 in US
Kataleya Kataleya is a girl's name, a phonetic spelling of Cataleya, from the Cattleya orchid.
English, Spanish #459 in US
Saige Saige is a girl's name, also used for some boys, and it's a modern spelling of Sage.
Latin, English #480 in US
Faye Faye is a girl's name of Old French origin meaning "fairy," from a word that traces back to the Fates of Roman religion.
English #514 in US
Clover Clover is a girl's name taken from the meadow plant, from the Old English clāfre.
English #517 in US
Amber Amber is a girl's name of Arabic origin meaning "ambergris."
Arabic #521 in US
Skye Skye is a girl's name taken from the Hebridean island, whose own name is disputed between a Gaelic root meaning "winged" and a Norse one meaning "cloud."
Scottish #531 in US
Mavis Mavis is a girl's name from the old word for the song thrush, from French mauvis.
French, English #560 in US
Flora Flora is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "flower," the Roman goddess whose festival was among the least decorous in the calendar.
Latin #607 in US
Sierra Sierra means a mountain range, and the Spanish word is literally a saw — ranges were named for the jagged sawtooth profile they cut against the sky.
Spanish #614 in US
Rosa Rosa is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "rose."
Latin #652 in US
Alara Alara is a girl's name from Turkic mythology, where she is a water fairy.
Turkish #653 in US
Melina Melina means honey, and the Greek word behind it is one of the oldest recoverable in Europe — meli is attested in Mycenaean Greek and its relatives run from Hittite to English mildew.
Greek #660 in US
Birdie Birdie is a girl's name meaning "little bird," formed from the English word bird with the affectionate ending -ie.
English #671 in US
Lillie Lillie is a girl's name from the flower, which has stood for purity in Christian art for so long that the association predates the name.
English #676 in US
Alondra Alondra means lark, and a Roman legion was named for the bird — Caesar raised the Legio V Alaudae in Gaul and it took the lark's name, probably from crested plumes on the helmets.
Spanish #681 in US
Laurel Laurel names the plant directly, which sets it apart from Lora and Loren on this site — those reach the laurel through a Roman town, while this one is simply the tree.
English #735 in US

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