Names That Mean Spring

Top Names That Mean Spring, With Their Meanings

1. Maja Croatian

   Maja means "great" or "goddess" and derives from Latin "Maia," the name of the Greek goddess of spring and growth, one of the Pleiades.

2. Chloe English

   # Chloe The name Chloe comes from the Greek word "chloē" (χλόη), meaning "green shoot" or "young green plant," symbolizing springtime and fertility.

3. Haruma

   Haruma combines the Japanese kanji "春" (haru, spring) and "馬" (ma, horse), interpreted as "spring horse."

4. Flora English

   Flora derives from the Latin word "flora," meaning flowers or the goddess of flowers and spring in Roman mythology.

5. Abril Spanish

   The given name 'Abril' means "April" in Spanish and Portuguese, derived from the Latin *Aprilis*, which itself may come from the Etruscan *Apru* or the Latin verb *aperire* ("to open"), referencing the…

6. Jaroslav Czech

   The name 'Jaroslav' means "fierce glory" or "spring glory," derived from the Slavic elements *jaru* (fierce, vigorous, or spring) and *slava* (glory).

7. Kora German (Rare)

   Kora is derived from the Greek name Korē (Κόρη), meaning "maiden" or "girl," and is also associated with Persephone, the Greek goddess of spring and the underworld.

8. Tasnim Arabic

   Tasnim is an Arabic name meaning "fountain" or "spring," derived from the root word "nasama" (نسم) which relates to flowing water and freshness.

9. Flore French

   Flore means "flower" and derives from the Latin word "flos" (flower), often associated with Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and spring.

10. Maxwell English

    Maxwell derives from the Old English elements "Mægen" (meaning strength or power) and "well" (meaning spring or stream), literally translating to "the spring of the strong man" or "Magnus's well." The name…

11. Basant Hindi

    Basant means "spring" or "springtime" and derives from Sanskrit, the ancient language of India, where it refers to the season of renewal and fertility.

12. April English

    The name April derives from the Latin month *Aprilis*, likely connected to the Latin verb *aperire* meaning "to open," referring to the opening of flowers and buds in spring.

13. Primrose English (Rare)

    # Primrose Primrose derives from the Latin "prima rosa" (first rose) or alternatively from "primus" (first) and the Old French "primerose," referring to the early-blooming flower that appears in spring.

14. Maiju Finnish

    Maiju is a Finnish given name derived from the elements "mai" (May, the month) and "ju" (a diminutive suffix), meaning something akin to "little May" or relating to the spring month.

15. Jarosław Polish

    Jarosław is a Slavic name composed of the elements "jaro" (spring, vigor) and "sław" (glory), meaning "spring glory" or "vigorous glory." The name derives from Old Church Slavonic roots and is formed…

16. Aysima Turkish

    Aysima is derived from Arabic roots, with "Ayn" (عين) meaning "eye" or "spring" and "sima" (سيما) meaning "distinctive mark" or "sign," collectively conveying "one with a distinctive mark" or "spring of signs."…

17. Ayna Kazakh

    The name 'Ayna' primarily means "mirror" or "reflection" in Persian (from the word *āyina*), and can also mean "spring" or "source" in Turkic languages.

18. Jaro Slovak

    Jaro means "fierce" or "agile" and derives from Slavic roots, particularly related to Proto-Slavic elements suggesting spring or agility.

19. Touko Finnish

    Touko is a Finnish given name derived from the word "touko," which means "May" (the fifth month) or refers to spring growth and budding in Old Finnish linguistic roots.

20. Rabab Arabic

    Rabab derives from the Arabic root R-B-B, meaning "to increase" or "to grow," and refers to spring or springtime, symbolizing renewal and growth.