Lilithrose
Hebrew + Romance languages · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Lilithrose
'Lilithrose' combines "Lilith," a Hebrew name meaning "night" or "she who howls," with "rose," the flower symbolizing love and beauty, creating a compound name meaning "night rose" or "dark beauty." The name draws from Jewish and Christian traditions where Lilith appears in the Hebrew Bible and later rabbinic literature as a figure of the night, combined with the Romance language term for the flower.
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Etymology
'Lilithrose' combines "Lilith," a Hebrew name meaning "night" or "she who howls," with "rose," the flower symbolizing love and beauty, creating a compound name meaning "night rose" or "dark beauty." The name draws from Jewish and Christian traditions where Lilith appears in the Hebrew Bible and later rabbinic literature as a figure of the night, combined with the Romance language term for the flower.
Lilithrose currently ranks #16,705 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2022.
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