Hey, everyone! It’s definitely been a minute since I’ve posted. [name_f]Hope[/name_f] you guys have been well.
As much as I love [name_f]Zelda[/name_f], I just don’t feel like she’s the one, anymore. I’m going to keep her on my list, though, but I don’t know that she’s at the top, still.
I’d like to rebuild my list and create a top 10. [name_f]My[/name_f] style has changed a bit since I’ve been on hiatus. Newer name crushes include: [name_f]Hattie[/name_f] (I didn’t see this coming
Confirmed on the list:
With that in mind, I also like Slavic names, winter names, and botanical names. Thank you!
hpdvk
September 19, 2021, 4:40pm
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Some slavic (?) names:
[name_f]Mila[/name_f]
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What a great list! [name_f]Beata[/name_f] is a personal favorite of mine. Tysm!
halinka
September 19, 2021, 5:01pm
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Welcome back from your hiatus
Slavic & Baltic Names
Alanta (Lithuanian) “To stream merrily”
Anoushka (Russian) “Grace”
Aurėja (Lithuanian) “Golden”
Austėja (Lithuanian Myth) “To weave; Goddess of Bees”
Ceika (Slavic Myth) Meaning Unknown
Cvetka (Slovene) “Blossom, flower”
Kiska (Russian) “Pure”
Kvitka (Ukrainian) “Flower”
Lille (Estonian) “Flower”
Luljeta (Albanian) “Flower of life”
Vaike (Estonian) “Silence, calm”
Valya (Russian) “Healthy; Strong”
Vandenė (Lithuanian) “Mermaid”
Vasilisa (Russian from Greek) “Royal”
Veselka (Croatian, Bulgarian) “Cheerful”
Vesna (Slavic) “Spring”
Vėtra (Lithuanian) “Storm, Tempest”
Vitka (Croatian) “Life”
Zivena (Slavic Myth) “Alive”
Zhenya (Russian) “Well-Born”
Zora (Slavic) “Dawn”
Zorya (Slavic Myth) “Dawn”
Botanical Names plant names & names with botanical-related meanings
Alstroemeria (English from Swedish) Meaning Unknown
Amaryllis (Greek) “To Sparkle”
Antheia (Greek Myth) “Blossom; Goddess of Swamps & Wreaths”
Araluen (Aus Aboriginal) “Lotus”
Arika (Wakka Wakka) “Blue water lily”
Auxo (Greek Myth) “Growth; Goddess of Summer & Plant Growth”
Calanthe (Greek) “Beautiful flower; Christmas Orchid"
Chrysanthemum (Greek) “Golden Flower”
Cívánka (Hopi) “One who writes blossoms”
Dahlia (Scandi) “Dahl’s Flower; Valley”
Delphinium (Greek) “Dolphin”
Huihana (Māori) “Lily; Lotus”
Kaisla (Finnish) “Reed”
Kiele (Hawai’ian) “Gardenia”
Kielo (Finnish) “Lily of the Valley”
Laurel (Latin) “Laurel Tree”
Lavender (Latin) “To wash”
Lilimar (Spanish) “Lily of the Sea”
Lilja (Norse) “Lily”
Lotus (Greek Myth) “Lotus Flower”
Marigold (English) “Golden Flower”
Minttu (Finnish) “Mint”
Momoko (Japanese) “Peach Child”
Narcissa (Greek) “Daffodil”
Poppy (Latin) “Red Flower”
Rosebay (English) “Coast Rhododendron”
Róisín / Roisin (Irish) “Little Rose”
Searose (English) “Rose of the sea”
Sylva (Latin) “Forest”
Syrén (Swedish, Danish) “Lilac”
Særós (Icelandic) “Sea Rose”
Vioara (Romanian) “Violet”
Viola (Latin) “Violet”
Vivendel (Norwegian) “Honeysuckle”
Xochitl (Nahuatl, Aztec) “Flower”
Zinnia (German) “Zinn’s Flower”
Some other names you may like:
Zuleika (Arabic) “Bright & Fair”
Liskit (Nivkh) “Neat, Clean”
Lusine (Armenian) “Moon”
Romka (Polish) “Roman” [masc in Russian]
Ainara (Basque) “Little Bird”
Liserli (Swiss) “God’s Oath”
Zafiris (Greek) “Sapphire”
Takiko (Japanese) “Waterfall Child”
Tatkavina (Inuit) Meaning Unknown
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Botanical Names Winter Names Based on Your List Slavic Names
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Some ideas
[name_f]Effie[/name_f]
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[name_f]Eva[/name_f]
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) and [name_f]Esmeralda[/name_f] (as a middle).