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150 Lovely Nature Names for Baby Girls

Are you looking for a name for your baby girl that is inspired by nature? Maybe you’d like to name your daughter after a flower or other natural element. Or maybe you’re interested in names that have a special meaning inspired by nature. Either way, naturally-inspired names are some of the most lovely names around. Here’s a list of beautiful nature names for baby girls.

150 Nature Names for Baby Girls

Nature Name For Baby Girls

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A lovely baby name trend in recent years has been the expansion of the use of nature names. While naming your child after a flower or plant has been popular for years, now parents are naming children after geographical features, or even stars. These names are beautiful, unique and have a great vibe. Nature names for baby girls (and baby boys too) is a trend that is here to stay!

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Girls Names Taken From Nature

First we’ll start with names taken from natural elements. These names conjure up a strong image of nature. They’re lovely and just a bit whimsical. These names include names of flowers, trees, constellations and other natural elements. Take a look at this list of nature names for baby girls below:

Acacia

From the tree of the same name, from the Greek for ‘thorn’.

Adhara

The second brightest star in the Canis Majora constellation.

Aludra

Arabic name of a star in the Canis Majora constellation.

Amber

English word for the gemstone.

Amethyst

The name of a semi-precious stone.

 

 

Anemone

From the anemone flower.

Anise

For the herb of the same name.

Ash

English word for the tree of the same name or remnants of fire.

Aspen

For the tree of the same name, or a ski resort in Colorado.

Azalea

English word for the flower of the same name.

Azure

Meaning sky blue.

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Bellatrix

The name of the star that marks the left shoulder of the Orion constellation (also a character in the Harry Potter books/films.

Betony

After the herb of the same name.

Blossom

From the English word for a bud of a flower.

Brooke

Originally an English surname that refers to someone living near a brook or stream.

Bunny

Diminuitive of the name Bernice, or after a young rabbit.

Calanthe

A type of orchid, from the Greek for ‘beautiful flower.

Calla

A type of lily.

Camellia

The name of a flowering shrub.

Cerise

Meaning ‘cherry’ in French.

Cherry

From the fruit of the same name, or a shortened form of the name Charity.

Chrysanthemum

From the flower of the same name.

Clematis

A type of flowering vine.

 

 

Clover

A type of wild flower.

Coral

From the English word for the deposits that form reefs.

Daffodil

From the flower of the same name.

Dahlia

A type of large perennial flower.

Daisy

The English word for the small white flower.

Dawn

Meaning sunrise.

Delta

English term for an island at the mouth of a river.

Diamond

For the precious stone.

Dove

The name of the white bird, a symbol of peace.

Ebony

English for the name of the tree.

Emerald

The green precious stone.

Fauna

Roman goddess of fertility, refers to animal life..

Fern

English word from the plant of the same name.

Fleur

French term for ‘flower’.

Flora

Latin word for ‘flower’.

Freesia

A beautiful flower associated with truth, friendship and innocence.

Gardenia

The gardenia flower is often white and is absolutely stunning! A very unique, but lovely name for your little girl!

Ginger

For the reddish-brown spice.

Hazel

A type of a tree, or a shade of light brown.

Heather

The small shrub with pink or white flowers which grows in rocky areas.

Holly

A type of tree.

Honey

The substance made by bees.

Hyacinth

A type of the flower.

Iris

The purple spring flower.

Indigo

From the purple dye or the colour.

Jade

After the green precious stone.

Jasmine

After the fragrant climbing flowering vine.

Jewel

English word for precious stone.

Juniper

A type of tree.

Lake

From the English word for the body of water.

Lark

English word for the songbird.

Laurel

The Latin word for Laurel tree.

Lavender

For the fragrant purple flower.

Liana

A type of vine.

Lilac

Named after the fragrant purple shrub.

Lily

From the flower, a symbol for purity.

Linnea

A type of flower, also called a twinflower.

Lotus

After a type of Asian flower.

Luna

From the Latin for ‘moon’.

Lyra

Name derived from a constellation.

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Magnolia

From the flowering tree.

Marigold

After the small golden flower of the same name.

May

From the fifth month or after the hawthorn flower.

Meadow

From the English word for a grassy field.

Ocean

From the English word for the body of water.

Olive

The type of tree.

Opal

English word for the gemstone, also the birthstone of October.

Pansy

The English word for a type of flower.

Pearl

The pearl is the birthstone of June.

Peony

For the large perennial flower of the same name.

Poppy

From the red flower of the same name.

Posy

Diminutive of Josephine, or the English word for a bunch of flowers.

Primrose

After the type of flower.

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Raine

Variation of the English word, rain.

Raven

Name of a bird.

River

After the English word for the flowing body of water.

Robyn

Variation the red-breasted bird, the robin.

Rose

After the English word for the flower.

Rowan

After the rowan tree.

Ruby

After the red gemstone which is the birthstone of July.

Saffron

The English word for a type of spice, or the crocus flower.

Sage

From the English word for the spice.

Sapphire

From the English word for the blue gemstone, which is the birthstone of  September.

Savannah

English word for a large grassy plain.

Sequoia

From the name of the large trees that grow on the west coast of America.

Skye

After the Scottish Isle of Skye, or variation the word ‘sky’.

Sparrow

After the small brown bird.

Tansy

After the flower.

Teal

The kind of duck, or the blue-green colour.

Ursa

After two constellations, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor.

Vega

Name of a star in the constellation, Lyra.

Violet

After the purple flower.

Willow

After the tree.

Wren

English name for the small songbird.

 

Names with Meanings Stemming from Nature

In addition to names that come from nature, you may also want give your baby girl a name that stems from nature (see what I did there?), or alludes to nature in a more subtle way. These may include exotic names inspired by natural elements in other languages, or more familiar names that you may not have realized are derived from nature. There are a plethora of nature names for baby girls to choose from!

 

 

Abilene

From the Hebrew for ‘meadow, grassy area’ mentioned in the New Testament.

Acantha

A Greek nymph, loved by Appollo, Latinized form of the Greek for ‘thorn’.

Aderyn

Welsh for ‘bird’.

Aeron

Welsh name meaning ‘berry’.

Alona

From the Hebrew for ‘oak tree’.

Alondra

Spanish name meaning ‘lark’.

Alyssa

Derived from the alyssum flower.

Amira

Feminized form of Amir, meaning ‘treetop’.

Ashley

From an English surname, meaning ‘ash tree clearing’.

Avalon

The island paradise where King Arthur was brought after his death.

Bjork

Icelandic for ‘birch tree’.

Blair

Scottish word for ‘field, plain’.

Celinda

Spanish name for a flowering shrub.

Chloe

Greek for ‘green shoot’.

Coralie

Derivative of coral.

Daphne

Meaning ‘laurel’ in Greek. In Greek mythology, Daphne was a nymph who was turned into a laurel tree.

Dara

Irish name meaning ‘oak tree’.

Deborah

From the Hebrew for ‘bee’.

Esmereld

Spanish or Portuguese for ’emerald’.

Georgia

Feminized form of George, meaning ‘farmer, earthworker’.

Hadley

From the English surname from meaning ‘heather field’.

Hayden

From the English surname meaning ‘hay valley’.

Hollis

English surname referring to a holly tree.

Isa

Germanic name referring to ice.

Iva

South Slavic, meaning ‘willow tree’.

Keila

From the Hebrew for ‘crown of laurels’.

Keziah

Hebrew origins, meaning ‘cassia, cinnamon’, from the name of a spice tree.

Lala

Derived from the South Slavic word for ‘tulip’.

Laura

Originally from the Latin word laurus, meaning ‘laurel’ after the laurel tree.

Leilani

From Hawaiian  for ‘heavenly flowers’.

Leslie

Derived from the Gaelic word for ‘garden of holly’.

Lina

Meaning ‘palm tree’ in Arabic.

Lulu

Meaning ‘pearl’ in Arabic.

Mali

Meaning ‘flower’ in Thai.

Malina

Meaning ‘strawberry’ in several Slavic languages.

Margaret

From the Latin for ‘pearl’.

Mavis

Named after a bird, also called the thrush.

Melissa

Meaning ‘bee’ in Greek.

Moana

Meaning ‘ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea’ in Polynesian languages.

Momi

Meaning ‘pearl’ in Hawaiian.

Myra

From the Latin word myrrh, a fragrant resin from a tree.

Myrtle

English word for an evergreen shrub.

Nephelle

From the Greek word for ‘cloud’.

Netta

From the Hebrew for ‘plant’ or ‘shrub’.

Phyllis

Meaning ‘foliage’ in Greek.

Randa

Meaning ‘scented tree’ in Arabic.

Rhoda

From the Greek word for ‘rose’.

Rosamund

Influenced by the word, rose, the Normans brought this name to England.

Samantha

The feminine form of Samuel, influenced by the suffix ‘anthos’, meaning flower.

Selene

From the Greek for ‘moon’.

Sharon

From the Hebrew word for ‘plain’.

Shaw

From the English surname meaning ‘thicket’.

Sierra

Meaning ‘mountain range’ in Spanish.

Sigal

Meaning ‘purple flower’ in Hebrew.

Soleil

Meaning ‘the sun’ in French.

Sorina

Romanian name meaning ‘the sun’.

Susanna

Greek form of the Hebrew name, Shoshannah, meaning ‘lily’.

Tara

Meaning ‘elevated place’ in Gaelic.

Tesni

In Welsh it means ‘the warmth of the sun.’

Uma

Meaning ‘flax; in Sanscrit.

Vesa

Meaning “sprout’ or ‘young tree’ in Finnish.

Viola

Meaning ‘violet’ in Latin.

Name meanings were sourced from Behind the Name

 

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I hope this comprehensive list of nature names for baby girls has helped you find the perfect name for your little girl!

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