Names That Mean Autumn

Top Names That Mean Autumn, With Their Meanings

1. Tess English

   Tess is a diminutive of Theresa, derived from the Greek name Θερέσα (Theresia), likely from the Greek word "theros" meaning "summer" or possibly from "therizo" meaning "to harvest." The name is predominantly…

2. Terezinha Portuguese (Brazilian)

   Terezinha is a Portuguese diminutive of Teresa, derived from the Greek name Theresia, which likely stems from the word "therizo" (to harvest) or may relate to "Thera" (summer), meaning "harvester" or "of…

3. Tereza Czech

   Tereza means "harvester" or "summer," derived from the Greek name Theresia, which comes from the root "theros" (θέρος) meaning summer or harvest.

4. Teresinha Portuguese

   Teresinha is a Portuguese diminutive form of Teresa, derived from the Greek name Theresia, which likely originates from the word "therizo" (to harvest) or may relate to the island of Thera.

5. Viljami Finnish

   The given name 'Viljami' is of Finnish origin, derived from the Finnish words 'vilja' meaning 'grain' or 'crops' and 'mi' meaning 'friend' or 'beloved', thus making it a name that signifies a…

6. Hazuki Japanese

   Hazuki is a Japanese feminine given name meaning "leaf moon" or "leaf autumn," composed of the kanji 葉 (ha, "leaf") and 月 (zuki, "moon") or 秋 (aki, "autumn").

7. Tessa English

   Tessa is a diminutive form of Theresa, derived from the Greek name Theresia, which is believed to originate from the Greek word "therizo" meaning "to harvest" or possibly from "theros" meaning "summer."…

8. Cloe Spanish

   Cloe is a variant spelling of Chloe, derived from the Greek word "chloros" meaning "green" or "verdant," originally used as an epithet for Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and harvest.

9. Theresa English

   Theresa derives from the Greek name Θερέσα (Theresia), likely from the Greek word "therizo" meaning "to harvest" or possibly from "theros" meaning "summer," though the exact etymology remains uncertain.

10. Theresia Latin

    Theresia derives from the Greek name Theresia, likely related to the Greek word "therizo" (to harvest) or possibly connected to Thera, an ancient Greek island, though the exact etymological root remains uncertain.

11. Autumn English

    Autumn derives from the Latin word "autumnus," meaning the season of the year between summer and winter, with uncertain ultimate origins possibly related to the Etruscan word "autumna." The name is primarily…

12. Aki Finnish

    The name 'Aki' has multiple origins: in Japanese, it means "autumn" or "bright" (from the kanji 秋 or 明), while in Finnish it is a diminutive of "Akseli" or "Joakim," meaning "father…

13. Therese German

    Therese derives from the Greek name Theresia, likely from therizo (to harvest) or possibly related to the island of Thera, meaning "summer" or "harvester." The name was popularized by Saint Thérèse of…

14. Terezie Czech

    Terezie is the Czech form of Theresa, derived from the Greek name Theresia, which likely stems from the Greek word "therizo" (to harvest) or possibly from "theros" (summer).

15. Teresa Spanish

    The name Teresa derives from the Greek name Theresia, likely connected to the Greek word "theros" (summer) or possibly from "therizo" (to harvest), though the exact etymology remains uncertain.

16. Dmytro Ukrainian

    Dmytro means "devoted to Demeter," deriving from the ancient Greek name Demetrius, which comes from Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture and harvest.

17. Sharda Sanskrit

    Sharda derives from Sanskrit शार्दा (Śārdā), meaning "goddess of learning" or "wisdom," rooted in the Sanskrit word for autumn (शरद् śarad), a season associated with knowledge and clarity.

18. Tessie English

    Tessie is a diminutive form of Theresa, derived from the Greek name Θερέσα (Theresia), which likely means "to harvest" or "summer," though the exact etymology remains debated among scholars.

19. Eylul Turkish

    The name 'Eylul' means "September" in Turkish, derived from the Arabic word *Aylūl* (أيلول), which itself traces back to the Akkadian *Ulūlu* referring to the harvest month.

20. Terri English

    Terri is a diminutive of Theresa, derived from the Greek name Theresia, which is believed to stem from therizo (θερίζω), meaning "to harvest" or possibly from the island of Therasia.