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Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Acacia
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Thorny tree
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Greek
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Algoma
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Valley of flowers
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Native American
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Amaryllis
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Fresh, sparkling
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Greek
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Anemone
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Windflower
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Greek
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Anfisa
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Flowering
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Russian
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Anthea
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Flowery
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Greek
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Apple
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Apple fruit
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English
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Apricot
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Apricot fruit
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English
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Arden
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Great forest
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Latin
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Ardice
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Flowering Field
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Hebrew
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Aridatha
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Flowering field
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Hebrew
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Ash
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From the Ash Tree
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English
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Ashley
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Ash tree meadow
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English
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Aspen
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Aspen tree
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English
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Coral
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“The sentry,” in allusion to the belief of the ancients that a coral talisman served as a warning against the approach of evil spirits.
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Latin
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Cynara
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Thistly plant
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Greek
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Daffodil
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A personal name derived from the plant of the same name, in allusion to its ornate flowers.
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French
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Dahlia
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Dahlia flower
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Scandinavian
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Daisy
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Daisy flower
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English
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Daphne
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Laurel
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Greek
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Elodie
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Marsh flower
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Greek
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Erith
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Flower
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Hebrew
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Evanthe
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Good flower
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Greek
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Fern
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Fern
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English
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Fiorentina
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Flowering, in bloom
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Latin
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Fiorenza
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Flowering, in bloom
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Latin
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Fleur
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Flower
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French
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Flora
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Flower
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Latin
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Florence
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Flowering, in bloom
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Latin
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Flower
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Blossom
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French
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Forsythia
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Forsythia flower
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English
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Gardenia
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Gardenia flower
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Scottish
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Geranium
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Geranium flower
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Greek
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Ginata
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Flower
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Italian
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Ginger
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Pep, liveliness; ginger
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Latin
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Hamania
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Sunflower
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Hebrew
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Hazel
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Hazelnut tree
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English
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Heather
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“The maiden from the heath,” in allusion to the heather-covered wastelands in the British isles.
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English
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Hibiscus
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Hibiscus flower
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Latin
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Hinata
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Sunflower, Facing The Sun
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Japanese
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Holly
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The holly tree
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English
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Hue
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Lily flower
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Vietnamese
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Hyacinth
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A variant spelling of Hyacintha.
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Greek
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Iolanthe
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Violet flower
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Greek
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Iris
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Rainbow
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Greek
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Ivy
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Ivy plant
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English
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Jacinta
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Hyacinth
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Spanish
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Jasmine
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Jasmine flower
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Persian
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Jui
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Flower
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Juniper
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Juniper tree
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English
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Kalia
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The flower wreath; the beloved
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Polynesian
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Kalina
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Flower
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Slavic
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Keeya
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Garden Flower
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African
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Ketaki
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Flower
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Ketifa
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Flowering
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Arabic
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Larea
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The bay, or laurel plant
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Latin
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Laurel
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The bay, or laurel plant
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Latin
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Lavender
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Lavender flower
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English
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Leiko
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Little flower
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Polynesian
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Leilani
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Heavenly flower
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Polynesian
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Lilac
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Purple flower
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Lily
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Lily flower
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English
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Linden
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Linden tree
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English
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Lomasi
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Pretty flower
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Native American
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Lotus
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Lotus flower
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Greek
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Magnolia
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Magnolia flower
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English
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Mansi
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Plucked flower
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Native American
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Maple
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Maple tree
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Marigold
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“Resplendent Mary,” from Mary (regarded as the Virgin Mary) and gold (here the symbol of splendor).
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English
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Melantha
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Dark flower
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Greek
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Myrtle
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“The exclusive,” in allusion to the plant of the same name regarded as sacred to Venus.
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Latin
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Najila
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Name of a plant
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Arabic
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Napua
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The Flowers
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Polynesian
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Nawar
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Flower
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Arabic
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Poppy
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“The milk of happiness,” from the Latin papaver, the name of a plant having thick, milky juice, on the basis of papa, thick milk.
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Latin
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Posy
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Small Flower
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English
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Poviyemo
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Flower Falling
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Native American
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Primrose
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First rose
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English
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Raizel
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Rose
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Yiddish
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Reika
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Fresh flower
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Japanese
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Rhoda
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Rose; from Rhodes
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Latin
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Rosalie
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Rose flower
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French
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Rose
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Rose flower
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English
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Rosebud
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Rosebud; new rose
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English
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Rosemary
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Dew of the sea
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Latin
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Rowan
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Of the rowan tree
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Gaelic
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Rozina
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Rose
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Latin
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Ruza
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Rose
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Latin
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Saffron
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Saffron spice
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Virida
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“Fresh, like the green stuff of spring,” from the Latin viriclis, green.
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Latin
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Willow
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Willow tree
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English
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Wisteria
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Purple flower
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Yamka
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Budding Flower
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Native American
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Yasmine
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Jasmine; jasmine flower
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Persian
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Yolanda
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Violet flower
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Spanish
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Zahara
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Flowering; shining
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Hebrew
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Zara
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Blooming flower
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English
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Zinara
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Thistly plant
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Greek
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Zinnia
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An allusion to the flower of the same name, so designated in honor of J.
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Latin
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Zytka
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Rose Flower
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Polish
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Escape to the sweet serenity of nature with plant names for girls. Whether you love flowery finds or soaring trees, these green gems are just waiting to be picked. Let’s meet some of these plant girl names together and see who’s destined for your favorite name list.
Floral monikers are undeniably cute girl plant names with their delicate nature. They also come in a variety of styles. This includes timeless treasures like Rose, vintage vamps like Violet, and modern darlings like Lily. For a sweet side, see Daisy and Poppy, and for a mature feel, see Calla. Some of our top choices among floral plant names for girls are rare ones, like Hyacinth. This unique name might see a bump in popularity thanks to Bridgerton, but we don’t see her taking over the charts like Lily, allowing her to retain her sparkle. Camellia is another excellent choice. Similar in sound to the mega-popular Amelia, this floral phenom is loaded with adorable nickname options, including Cami, Mimi, and Lia.
See tree-inspired girl plant names if you prefer a more powerful namesake from nature. Few are as popular as Willow, a fashionable find with the in-demand -oh suffix sound. Hazel is a modern mover in this arena, helped in part due to multiple Hollywood stars choosing it for their little ones. Another is Oakley, the surname of famed sharpshooter Annie Oakley. Oakley is certainly a tough cookie with cowgirl ties, but she can be softened with a solid middle name pairing. Oakley Noelle, Oakley Pearl, and Oakley June are some of our favorite combos. More tree-related names are Linden and Rowan.
For lovers of subtle nature vibes, check out monikers with green meanings. These make cool plant names for girls, as they aren’t obvious to those who aren’t into name etymology. Chloe is one you most likely recognize, as she’s enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years. Meaning “green sprout,” she’s a stealthy girl plant name. Leiko is another darling choice, meaning “little flower.” Modern styling makes Blodwyn an attractive choice. Meaning “white flower,” she’s pure in heart and exceedingly rare. See Carmella’s “garden,” the “flowery” Anthea, and Azhara’s “flower” for more girl plant names with hidden meanings.
Check out the rest of our plant names for girls list and see what other natural treasures are waiting.
