Names That Mean Flower

Top Names That Mean Flower, With Their Meanings

1. Lily English

   Lily derives from the Latin word "lilium," referring to the flower of the same name, symbolizing purity and innocence in Western tradition.

2. Sakura Japanese

   Sakura (桜) means "cherry blossom" in Japanese, derived from the combination of Japanese kanji characters where 桜 represents the cherry tree and its blossoms.

3. Zuzanna Polish

   The given name 'Zuzanna' is derived from the Hebrew name 'Shoshana', meaning 'lily flower', and is of Semitic linguistic root.

4. Mei Chinese

   Mei (梅) is a Chinese given name meaning "plum" or "plum blossom," derived from the Chinese character 梅 (méi) which has roots in ancient Chinese script and symbolizes resilience, beauty, and virtue…

5. Viola Latin

   The given name 'Viola' is derived from the Latin word 'viola,' meaning 'purple,' which is also the name of a flower.

6. Aoi Japanese

   The name 'Aoi' is a Japanese given name meaning "hollyhock" or "blue" (from the Japanese word *aoi* for the flower or the color), with its linguistic root in the Japanese language.

7. Jazmin English (Modern)

   Jazmin means "jasmine flower" and derives from the Persian word "yasmin," which entered English through Arabic and Romance languages.

8. Florence English

   Florence derives from the Latin name Florentius, which comes from the adjective "florens" meaning "blooming" or "flourishing." The name is rooted in the Latin verb "florere," meaning "to flower" or "to thrive."…

9. Lilja Icelandic

   Lilja means "lily" and derives from Old Norse "lilia," which comes from Latin "lilium," referring to the flower as a symbol of purity and beauty.

10. Rose English

    The name Rose derives from the Latin word "rosa," meaning the flower of the same name, and was adopted into English and other Romance languages through this botanical reference.

11. Sari Finnish

    Sari means "princess" or "blooming flower" and derives from Persian linguistic roots, with connections to Sanskrit meanings of "essence" or "flow." The name is used across Persian, Hebrew, Finnish, and Indian cultures;…

12. Rosa Spanish

    Rosa means "rose" and derives from the Latin word "rosa," which referred to the flower and symbolized love and beauty in ancient Roman culture.

13. Poppy English

    The name Poppy derives from the poppy flower (genus Papaver), with the flower name itself coming from Old English and Proto-Germanic roots, meaning "the flower of the plant." The name is primarily…

14. Lilly English

    The name Lilly is derived from the Latin word "lilium," meaning the lily flower, a bloom historically symbolizing purity, innocence, and virtue across Western cultures.

15. Rosie English

    Rosie is a diminutive of Rose, derived from the Latin word "rosa" meaning the flower, though it may also reference the virtue name meaning "rose" symbolizing beauty and love.

16. Violet English

    Violet derives from the Latin word "viola," referring to the violet flower, and means "purple" or "modest" in symbolic usage.

17. Fleur French

    Fleur is a French given name meaning "flower," derived from the Latin word "flos" (flower), which became "fleur" in Old French.

18. Daisy English

    Daisy derives from the Old English "dæges eage" (day's eye), referring to the flower that closes at night and opens with the sun.

19. Hana Hebrew

    Hana means "happiness" or "bliss" and derives from the Arabic root ḥanā (حنا), though it also exists as a Japanese name meaning "flower" (花) with a different etymological origin.

20. Roseli Portuguese (Brazilian)

    Roseli is a diminutive form of Rosa, derived from the Latin "rosa" meaning "rose," the flower.