Beautiful Flower Names
♀LatinDahlia„The first name Dahlia has its roots in the flower of the same name, which is referred t…“View profile →♀LatinDalia„The female first name Dalia has several origins and meanings“View profile →♀Erika„The Nordic name Erika is a feminine variant of the Scandinavian name Erik (Germanized a…“View profile →♀EnglishHeather„Heather, a feminine first name, translates from English to 'the heather plant'“View profile →♀Heide„The first name Heide has its roots in Old High German and represents an independent, hi…“View profile →♀LatinHortense„Hortense is the French form of Hortensia“View profile →♀LatinHortensia„Hortensia is the feminine form of the Roman name Hortensius (gens Hortensia) and is der…“View profile →♀PersianJasmin„The first name Jasmin, primarily used for women, means "the flower" or "symbol of love.…“View profile →♀SanskritMelati„Melati is an Indonesian and Malay form of the name Malati from India“View profile →♀PersianYasemen„Yasemen, a female first name, is considered a variant of Yasmin or Jasmin and is origin…“View profile →♀PersianYasemin„Yasemin is the Turkish form of Yasmin and has its roots in the ancient Persian Yasamin“View profile →♀Yasemina„Yasemina is a Kurdish form of the name Yasmin, which traces back to the ancient Persian…“View profile →♀ArabicYasemine„Yasemine is considered an oriental spelling of Yasmin and has its roots in the Old Pers…“View profile →♀LatinLilia„The name Lilia, which refers to a flower, translates directly as "the lily" and can als…“View profile →♀LatinLilja„The name Lilja is a Faroese, Finnish, Icelandic, and Swedish derivation of the name Lilia“View profile →♀Lillian„Lillian, a feminine first name, can be associated with 'the lily' as well as meanings s…“View profile →♀HebrewLilly„Lilly is a female first name that carries the meanings "God is abundance," "God has swo…“View profile →♀LatinMargareta„Margareta is a German, Nordic, and Slavic form of Margarete and means "the pearl"“View profile →♀LatinMargarete„The female first name Margarete means 'the pearl.' The name has developed from the anci…“View profile →♀LatinMargaretha„The name Margaretha, a form of Margarete, means 'the pearl' and has its origins in the …“View profile →♀LatinMargarethe„The name Margarethe is a variant of Margarete and means "the pearl," from ancient Greek…“View profile →♀LatinMargaretta„The name Margaretta carries the meaning 'the pearl' and is a Latinized version of the E…“View profile →♀LatinMargarita„Margarita is a form of Margarete that is prevalent in Spanish, Slavic, and Modern Greek…“View profile →♀LatinMargaritha„Margaritha is a variation of the names Margaretha and Margarita and carries the meaning…“View profile →♀EnglishNarcissa„The name Narcissa is the feminine form of Narcissus, which originates from the Ancient …“View profile →♂FrenchNarcisse„Narcisse, a name that is used for both males and occasionally females, is the French te…“View profile →♀PersianNarges„Narges, a feminine first name, derives from Persian and literally means 'the daffodil',…“View profile →♀TurkishNergis„The first name Nergis is derived from Turkish and stands for 'the narcissus'“View profile →♀Calanthe„Calanthe is a rare girl's name that means "beautiful flower." It is also the name of a …“View profile →♀EnglishCataleya„Cataleya, a female first name, has its roots in Cattleya, a species of orchid named aft…“View profile →♀EnglishCattleya„Cattleya is a rare girl's name that comes from the eponymous genus of orchids and liter…“View profile →♀PersianGül„Gül is a name for girls of Turkish origin, possessing the beautiful meaning 'the rose'“View profile →♀Nasrin„The female first name Nasrin (Persian نسرین Nasrīn) comes from the Persian language and…“View profile →♀Nesrin„Nesrin is the Turkish form of the Persian name Nasrin (Persian نسرین Nasrīn), which mea…“View profile →♀LatinRosa„Rosa is an independent feminine name that comes from Latin and means 'the rose'“View profile →♀LatinRosalia„Rosalia is a girl's name that likely represents a Sicilian variant of the name Rosa“View profile →♀LatinRose„The female first name Rose is of Latin origin, considered a German, English, and French…“View profile →♀FinnishOrvokki„The name Orvokki is a Finnish name for girls and translates to 'the pansy' or 'the violet'“View profile →♀Pansy„The name Pansy has English origins and refers to the French word for 'pansy'“View profile →♀HebrewSigalit„Sigalit (סִיגָלִית) is a form of the Hebrew girl's name Sigal (סִיגָל) and translates f…“View profile →♀LatinViola„Viola is a girl's name whose Latin meaning is "the violet." This genus of plants includ…“View profile →♀LatinViolet„The name Violet, which translates from English to mean "the violet," has its origin in …“View profile →♀LatinVioleta„Violeta means 'the violet' and originally comes from the Latin term viola“View profile →♀LatinViolett„The name Violett is a variation of the English Violet and the French Violette“View profile →♀LatinVioletta„Violetta is an Italian diminutive of the Latin name Viola, which means "the violet." Wh…“View profile →♀LatinViolette„The name Violette, female gender, can be translated from French as 'the violet' and has…“View profile →♀TurkishAcelya„Acelya, also referred to as Açelya in Turkish, is a floral name that directly translate…“View profile →♀AmericanAlyssa„The name Alyssa has its roots in the Old High German language and is regarded as a vari…“View profile →♀EnglishAzalea„The name Azalea is also botanically influenced and derives from the English term for rh…“View profile →♀FrenchBegonia„Begonia is a feminine name that refers to the ornamental plant Begonia, which received …“View profile →♀Calla„The name Calla is a Swedish short form of Karoline and Karolina and is derived from the…“View profile →♀LatinClivia„The name Clivia is a feminine variant of the English name Clive and derives from a surn…“View profile →♀Daisy„The name Daisy, borrowed from English, means 'the daisy' or 'the day's eye' and is also…“View profile →♀EnglishDiantha„Diantha is a female first name that originates from Greek mythology“View profile →♀GreekDianthe„Dianthe is a form of Diantha, rooted in Greek mythology“View profile →♀Dianthea„Dianthea is a less common form of Diantha, which also originates from Greek mythology“View profile →♀GeorgianEndzela„Endzela (ენძელა) is a Georgian name for women, whose direct translation is 'the snowdrop'“View profile →♀LatinGinger„Ginger is a female first name that is a diminutive of Virginia, which represents a femi…“View profile →♀HungarianHajnalka„Hajnalka is a female first name of Hungarian origin, derived from Hajnal“View profile →♀AmericanHazel„The name Hazel is widely used in the English-speaking world and translates into German …“View profile →♀GreekIris„The name Iris has its roots in Greek mythology, where Iris served as a messenger of the…“View profile →♀Ivy„The name Ivy, which is given to both girls and, in rarer cases, boys, stands for 'the ivy'“View profile →♀PersianLale„Lale translates from Turkish as 'the tulip'“View profile →♀EnglishLavenda„The name Lavenda is a modified form of the English girl's name Lavender“View profile →♀EnglishLavender„Lavender is a feminine first name, meaning 'the lavender' or 'the lavender-colored' in …“View profile →♀EnglishLilac„The name Lilac is an English girl's name that originates from Persian“View profile →♀Linnea„Linnea (Linnéa) is a Swedish girl's name that is especially popular in Sweden, Norway, …“View profile →♀LatinMagnolia„Magnolia is a name that derives from the botanical designation of magnolias, meaning 't…“View profile →♀LatinManolya„The first name Manolya, which means 'the magnolia' in Turkish, derives from the botanic…“View profile →♀EnglishMarigold„Marigold, a girl's name predominantly used in English-speaking regions, can also be tra…“View profile →♀ItalianMyrta„Myrta is a German variant of Myrte and is also found in Italy and Spain as Mirta“View profile →♀Myrtle„The female first name Myrtle translates directly from English as "the myrtle." This pla…“View profile →♀HebrewNurit„The name Nurit, which comes from Hebrew, is translated as "the buttercup" or "the ranun…“View profile →♀LatinOlivia„The female first name Olivia has developed from the early Christian saint name Oliva, w…“View profile →♀LatinOliviana„The name Oliviana is a feminine form and traces back to Olivia, with origins in Oliva“View profile →♀Petunia„Petunia is a girl's name that goes back to the flower "Petunia." It represents a neolog…“View profile →♀EnglishPoppy„Poppy is a widely used name in English-speaking regions and means "the poppy flower." T…“View profile →♀LatinRosemary„The name Rosemary, an English variation of Rosemarie, is composed of the parts Rose and…“View profile →♀Spomenka„The name Spomenka, or Spȍmēnka (Спо̏ме̄нка), means 'the Remembering', 'the Remembrance'…“View profile →♀JapaneseTsubaki„Tsubaki (椿) is a female first name that means 'the camellia' in Japanese“View profile →♀EnglishWillow„The name Willow comes from English and means 'the willow'“View profile →♀Abeba„is a name from Ethiopia and means flower“View profile →♀Anthea„Anthea (Anthéa) is a female first name of Greek origin, considered a Latinized form of …“View profile →♀Bluma„The name Bluma (בלומאַ) comes from Yiddish and is literally translated as 'the flower'“View profile →♀TurkishCicek„Cicek, a female first name of Turkish origin, carries the meaning 'the flower'“View profile →♀LatinFiora„The feminine first name Fiora is considered a rare Italian and Corsican variant of Flor…“View profile →♀LatinFiorella„Fiorella is an Italian extension and diminutive of Fiora, a variant of Flora, which ste…“View profile →♀FrenchFleur„Fleur, a girl's name, can be translated from French as 'the flower' or 'the blossom'“View profile →♀FrenchFleurette„The name Fleurette derives from Fleur and means 'flower'“View profile →♀LatinFlor„The name Flor is a Spanish short form for various names that begin with 'Flor-', includ…“View profile →♀LatinFlora„The name Flora, which comes from Latin, can be translated as 'the flower' or 'the bloom'“View profile →♀LatinFlorence„Florence is predominantly a girl's name, representing an English and French variant of …“View profile →♀LatinFlorinda„Florinda derives from the Latin term and translates as 'the blooming one,' 'the magnifi…“View profile →♀LatinFlower„Flower means "the flower" in English“View profile →♀ArabicHana„The female given name Hana is a shortened variant of the Hebrew name Hannah“View profile →♀FinnishKukka„The name Kukka has its roots in the Finnish word for 'the flower' and is a rare first n…“View profile →♀LatinLore„The name Lore, a short form of Eleonore, derives from the Old Provençal Aliénor“View profile →♀Lule„The name Lule means "the flower" and comes from Albanian“View profile →♀Mali„The name Mali is derived from Amalia or Amalie and means 'the Diligent' as well as 'the…“View profile →♀Mbali„Mbali is an African girl's name that mainly occurs in South Africa“View profile →♀Pua„Pua (פוה) is a variant of the name Puah (פועה) and has its origins in the Old Testament“View profile →♂ArabicRayen„Rayen is a Tunisian variant of Rayan“View profile →♀JapaneseSakura„Sakura, the Japanese girl's name, means 'the cherry tree' or 'the cherry blossom.' The …“View profile →♀Tiare„Tiare is a feminine name that originates from the Māori and Tahitian languages“View profile →♀Tsvetana„Tsvetana (Цветана) is the feminine form of the Bulgarian name Tsvetan (Цветан) and deri…“View profile →♀HungarianVirag„Virag (Virág) is a female first name of Hungarian origin“View profile →♀ArabicZahra„Zahra is an Arabic girl's name associated with various meanings: it stands for 'the flo…“View profile →♀ArabicZahrah„Zahrah, an alternative spelling of the name Zahra, carries the meaning 'the blooming fl…“View profile →♂Hoa„The name Hòa, which is used as both a masculine and feminine first name, means 'the pea…“View profile →