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Names that mean flow

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Flow in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Flow

AbebeAfrican — "Amharic of Ethiopia name meaning 'he has flowered / flourished / grown.'"AbeesArabic — "Name of A Flower"AcheflourArthurian Legend — "White flower"AcianoSpanish — "Resembling the blue-bottle flower Acyano"AdmonHebrew — "Red Peony Flower"AmlankusumIndian — "Unfading flower"AparaajithaHindi — "One of the kauravas, Unconquerable woman, Undefeated or name of a flower"ArnitHindi — "Beautiful flower"AsferArabic — "Name of A Flower"AshtalfaUrdu — "Heaven scent of flowers"AzarniJapanese — "Resembling the thistle flower"AzhaarArabic — "Pl. of Zahra, flower, blossom"BabrakPashto — "Little Basilica Flower"BlancheflorArthurian Legend — "White flower"BlancheflourArthurian Legend — "White flower"BlumenthalGerman — "From the flowery valley."CamasAmerican — "From camas a delicate wild plant with edible bulbs and bluish flowers. It is derived from the Chinook Indian chamas sweet"ChambeliUrdu — "Fragrant flowers"ChampakIndian — "A flower"Chash GulArabic — "Sweet Flower"Chash GullArabic — "Sweet Flower"ChrisanthiasGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthiusGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthusGreek — "Golden flower."ChristanthyasGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysanthiasGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysanthusGreek — "Golden flower."CrisanthasGreek — "Golden flower."CrisanthiasGreek — "Golden flower."CrisanthusGreek — "Golden flower."CrisantoSpanish — "Resembling the gold flower"CrysanthasGreek — "Golden flower."CrysanthiasGreek — "Golden flower."CrysanthusGreek — "Golden flower."DevapuspaHindi — "King of Devdas, Indra, Flower of the Gods"DevkusumHindi — "Divine Flower"FaagherArabic — "Champa Flower"FiorelleaLatin — "Little flower."FiorelleahLatin — "Little flower."FiorelleighLatin — "Little flower."FiorelleyLatin — "Little flower."FiorellieLatin — "Little flower."FiorellyLatin — "Little flower."FluriEnglish — "Flourishing, Flowering."FlurieEnglish — "Flourishing, Flowering."FlurriEnglish — "Flourishing, Flowering."FlurrieEnglish — "Flourishing, Flowering."FlurryLatin — "Flourishing, Flowering."FluryEnglish — "Flourishing, Flowering."FyorelleaLatin — "Little flower."FyorelleahLatin — "Little flower."FyorelleeLatin — "Little flower."FyorelleighLatin — "Little flower."FyorelleyLatin — "Little flower."FyorelliLatin — "Little flower."FyorellieLatin — "Little flower."FyorelloLatin — "Little flower."FyorellyLatin — "Little flower."GajraIndian — "Garland of flowers."GarlandeEnglish — "From the battle ground|Wreath of flowers."GentianLatin — "Resembling the blue flower Genshian"GhadeerUrdu — "A spring from which a small stream flows"Ghuncha gulArabic — "Bunch of Flowers"GuildOld English — "From the yellow flower ford."GuildfordEnglish — "From the yellow flower ford."GuilfordEnglish — "Ford with yellow flowers."Gul bazUrdu — "Playing with Flowers"Gul E RanaUrdu — "A beautiful flower"Gul JafriArabic — "Yellow Flower"Gul janUrdu — "Gul - Flowers, Jan - Life"Gul mastUrdu — "Gul - Flowers, Mast - Excite"Gul rangUrdu — "Colour of Flowers"Gul yarUrdu — "Loving Flowers"GulAhmerUrdu — "Red Flowers"GulbarUrdu — "The Flower Pelting"GulbazUrdu — "Playing With Flowers"GulhashamArabic — "Jasmine Flower"GulkokabArabic — "Deliya Flower"Gull BakauliArabic — "White Flower"GulljaanArabic — "Life of Flower"GullshaguftahArabic — "Open Flower"GulmanArabic — "Life of Flowers"GulmoharHindi — "Red and yellow flowering tree"GulnaarArabic — "Pomegranate Flower"GulsanHindi — "A Flower Garden"GulwantHindi — "Beautiful Like Flowers"HemkantHindi — "Glow of Flower"HemkantiHindi — "Glow of Flower"HinanoHawaiian — "Pandanus flower Variant: Ka-hinano"JafriPersian — "Yellow flowers"JanahviHindi — "The flow of river Ganga"Janat gulUrdu — "Paradise Flower"JararaAboriginal — "Rock with water flowing over it."JararahAboriginal — "Rock with water flowing over it."JordaanScandinavian — "Dutch form of Jordan, a name derived from the Hebrew Yarden to flow down, descend The name was originally used in the Middle Ages for a child baptized in holy water that was said to be from the river Jordan. Pet: Joord"JordaoPortuguese — "Portuguese cognate of Jordan, a name derived from the Hebrew Yarden to flow down, to descend The name was originally used in the Middle Ages for a child baptized in holy water that was said to be from the river Jordan, the river in which Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist"JordellEnglish — "Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'down flowing."JourdaineEnglish — "Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'down flowing.'."JourdonEnglish — "Variant of Hebrew Jordan 'down flowing.'."JuhitHindi — "Brightness, Jasmine flower"JuhithHindi — "Brightness, Jasmine flower"JyothishkarHindi — "A kind of flower"KalakalaHindi — "A Sort of Sound Imitation, Like a River Flow"KamalpreetHindi — "One who Loves the Flower Lotus"KamlArabic — "Lotus Flower"KhandahminaArabic — "Voice of Flowing Wine"KhuzamiArabic — "Name of a flowery plant with nice fragrance"KinshukIndian — "A flower"KusumeshHindi — "Lord of flowers"KusumitHindi — "A flower blooming"KwiatoslawPolish — "Compound name composed of the Slavonic elements kviat flower and slav glory: hence, glorious flower"LalahArabic — "Red Flower"LikoHawaiian — "Bud of a flower|Protected."LotemHebrew — "Bush Of Golden Flowers"LykoChinese — "Bud of a flower|Protected."MadhupuspaHindi — "A Spring Flower"MaharanthHindi — "Pollen inside a flower"MalaravanHindi — "Gentle like flower"MalateeshHindi — "Lover of Malati Flower"MamoAfrican — "Yellow, The saffron flower, Yellow bird."MelanctonGreek — "Resembling a black flower"MidrarArabic — "Abundant, copious, exuberant, flowing"MizhirArabic — "A place that is filled with flowers"MusafferArabic — "Name of An Flower"MuzhirArabic — "Blooming, a plant whose flowers are opening or have opened"NaleshHindi — "King of flowers"NaloferArabic — "Name of A Flower"NargissArabic — "Name of A Flower"NaweerArabic — "Name of A Flower"NeelajHindi — "The lotus flower"NeloferiArabic — "Name of A Flower"NinaadHindi — "Sound of flowing water, Gentle sound of water"NirajIndian — "Lotus flower"NiranatHindi — "Lotus Flower"NuwairUrdu — "Light, Radiance, Little flower, Little fire"PalashkusumIndian — "The flower of Palash"PankanabhHindi — "Lotus Flower"ParijaatHindi — "Divine tree, A celestial flower"ParijatIndian — "A celestial flower"PataliHindi — "Type of Flower, Trumpet"PerachiahHebrew — "God's flower."PhoolaHindi — "King of Gods, One Blossoming Like Flowers"PlantagenetFrench — "Resembling the broom flower"PralambHindi — "Garland of flowers"PriyanguHindi — "It means one who is loving and charming. its actually a flower which has medicinal values"PupriHindi — "Petals of Flower"PushpabhavHindi — "The Nectar of Flowers"PushpadHindi — "Who gives flowers"PushpajHindi — "Born from a flower"PushpakarHindi — "The Spring season (Vasant), Flower season"PushpalochanaHindi — "One who has eyes like flowers"PushpamHindi — "Lotus Eyed, Flower"PushparajHindi — "King of flowers"PushpavanHindi — "Possessing Flowers, Perfume"PushpenderHindi — "Lord of flower"PushpenduHindi — "Lord of flowers"PushpeshHindi — "Lord of flowers"PushpinHindi — "Rich in Flowers"PushpinderSikh — "GoD of; flower; flower"PushpitHindi — "Bearing Flowers, Blooming"PushprajHindi — "King of flowers"PuvarasuHindi — "King of Flowers"RajasuyHindi — "Lotus flower"RanganIndian — "A flower"RayhaanArabic — "Sweet Smelling plant, any flower except rose, comfort"RhythmHindi — "Music flow"RiazArabic — "Land with beautiful grass and flowers, beautiful gardens"RobelArabic — "Jasmine Flower"RodabArabic — "The Flow"SaahirahArabic — "Earth, moon, a spring which flows constantly"SaffranArabic — "Bright orange-yellow spice, Crocus flower from which the saffron spice is obtained."SaffrenArabic — "Bright orange-yellow spice, Crocus flower from which the saffron spice is obtained."SakibArabic — "Flow"SalajHindi — "Water which flows from melted ice from mountain, Water born"SaleesArabic — "Soft, pleasant, flowing, gentle"SalijHindi — "Water which flows from melted ice from mountain, Water born"SanteriFinnish — "Gold-coloured flower."SantrelBavarian — "Gold-coloured flower."SantreleBavarian — "Gold-coloured flower."SantrellBavarian — "Gold-coloured flower."SantrelleBavarian — "Gold-coloured flower."SaphronArabic — "Bright orange-yellow spice, Crocus flower from which the saffron spice is obtained."ShabgullArabic — "Night Flower"ShaleelArabic — "Ravine, gorge, a place in a valley where a river flows"ShimulHindi — "Name of a flower"ShirishIndian — "A flower; raintree"SijajArabic — "The Rapid Flow Of Water"SolaiHindi — "Area Covered with One Type of Tree; Flowers; Maancholai means Mango Plantations; Pooncholai means Flower Garden"SooriArabic — "Red Flower"SooryakanthHindi — "Effulgent like Sun, A kind of flower"SreenikethHindi — "Lotus flower"SreeshaHindi — "Name of lord Ganesh, Flower"SuhahArabic — "Flow"ToolanAboriginal — "Wattle (small yellow flower balls with a sweet scent.)"TripushkarHindi — "Decorated with Three Lotus Flowers"TsvetanBulgarian — "Color, Flower"VakulHindi — "Mythological flower (Son of Vakula devi)"ViksarHindi — "Lord Vishnu, To flow out"WaroodArabic — "Enter, Rose Flower"WerdetArabic — "Rose Flower"WuraidArabic — "Little flower"XochipilliAztec — "In mythology god of love and flowers"YasalArabic — "Crown of Flowers"YesalPersian — "Pholon ka taj, Crown of flowers"ZafranArabic — "Derived from Zarparan for gold stigma of flower"ZahaarArabic — "Florist, seller of flowers"ZahriArabic — "Flower-like, fresh and good looking like a flower"ZahrunArabic — "Blossom, flower"ZamiranUrdu — "A variety of flowers"ZuhairArabic — "Young flower. Bud. "Zuhair ZuhayrArabic — "Bright, having flowers"ZuhayrMuslim — "Young flower. Bud. "ZunbeqArabic — "White Flower"

Girl names that mean Flow

AalifaArabic — "Floret (small flower )"AashmeenUrdu — "Jasmine, Flower (Phool)"AbebaAfrican — "Woman who is delicate and flowerlike"AboilIndian — "The name of a flower"AboliHindi — "The name of a flower"AcheflowArthurian Legend — "White flower."AelanHawaiian — "Delicate and flowerlike"AimatiaLatin — "From the garden of flowers"AiniArabic — "Resembling a spring flower"AishminHindi — "Jasmine flower"AkahanaJapanese — "the elements oka red, bright and hana flower: hence, red or bright flower"AkharnithaHindi — "Beautiful Flower"AkhtarMuslim — "tar; also name of a flower"AkinaJapanese — "Spring flower"AlalahArabic — "A flower"AlalehPersian — "A flower"AlamePolynesian — "A flower garland"AleaEnglish — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleahAmerican — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleeHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleiHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleiaHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleiahHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleighaHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleighahHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleyaHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AleyahMuslim — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."AlgomaNative American — "Valley of flowers."AltantsetsegMongolian — "Golden Flower"AltheahOld English — "Wealthy, flower."AlthedaGreek — "Wealthy, flower."AlthedahOld English — "Wealthy, flower."AlthiaEnglish — "Wealthy, flower."AlthiahOld English — "Wealthy, flower."AlthyaOld English — "Wealthy, flower."AlthyahOld English — "Wealthy, flower."AlyehaUrdu — "Beautiful flower"AlyssumEnglish — "Yellow flower."AmanthaAmerican — "Variant of Amarantha. A flower name. Variant of Samantha."AmilaUrdu — "Floret (small flower )"AmramanjariHindi — "Bunch of Mango Flowers"AnamoneHindi — "Type of Flower"AnaraHindi — "Pomegranate flowerPrincess of peace"AnemoneGreek — "Wind, Flower."AngarikaIndian — "A flame-coloured flower-Palash or Flame of the Forest"AnnemoneGreek — "Wind, Flower."AntheiaGreek — "antheios flowery. The name was used for Hera, the queen of the gods and the goddess of women and marriage"AnthemiaGreek — "Resembling a flower in bloom"AparajithaArabic — "One of the kauravas, Unconquerable woman, Undefeated or name of a flower"AparijitaIndian — "Undefeated; name of a flower"AprajitaHindi — "Undefeated, A flower, One name of devis names"ArdathHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdisaHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdiseHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdithHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdyceHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdysEnglish — "Field of flowers."ArdysaHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdyseHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdythHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArdytheHebrew — "Field of flowers."AreejArabic — "Pleasant smell, The fragrance of a flower from an orange tree"AridathaHebrew — "Field of flowers."ArydathaHebrew — "Field of flowers."AtashiHindi — "A Blue Flower"AtasiIndian — "A blue flower"AtikaArabic — "Clear, pure, limpid (of wine), of good famous, Flower, good smell"AyakaJapanese — "Color, Flower, Petal"AzamiJapanese — "The flower of a thistle"AzargulPersian — "A flower"BaaqaArabic — "Bouquet, bunch of flowers"BaharahArabic — "Someone who brings the spring (or a sprint flower)"BaharehIranian — "Someone who brings the spring ( or a sprint flower )"BahupushpaHindi — "Has Many Flowers"BaijantiHindi — "Name of a flower"BakulIndian — "The name of a flower"BalakundaHindi — "A Young Flower"BalqeesArabic — "Violet (a type of flower)"BanafsajUrdu — "Violent flower"BanafshaUrdu — "Violet (a type of flower)"BanafshahArabic — "A flower (violet)"BanafshehPersian — "A flower ( Violet )"BanmalaHindi — "A garland of 5 types of flowers"BazaArabic — "Bouquet, bunch of flowers"BeenaPersian — "Season of Flowers, Clear, Sighted"BegoniaEnglish — "Resembling the flower"BeilaaArabic — "The Name of Flower"BhrungaraHindi — "Golden Flower"BithiHindi — "Bunch of flower"BlanchefleurFrench — "White flower"BlanidEnglish — "Little flower"BlodweddWelsh — "The face of a flower"BlodwenWelsh — "White flower."BlodwinOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwinaOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwinahOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwineOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynWelsh — "White flower."BlodwynaOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynahOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwyneOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynnOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynnaOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynnahOld Welsh — "White flower."BlodwynneOld Welsh — "White flower."BluebellEnglish — "Resembling the blue flower"BlumaHebrew — "A Flower, Bloom"BoroneeAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoroneyAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoroniAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoroniaAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoroniahAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoronieAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoronyAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoronyaAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BoronyahAboriginal — "Boronia flower."BrioniEnglish — "The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine."BryaniEnglish — "The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine."CacaliaLatin — "Resembling the flowering plant"CalantheGreek — "Beautiful flower"CalateaGreek — "A flowering woman"CalthaLatin — "Resembling a yellow flower"CameliaPersian — "Beautiful flower."CameliahLatin — "Beautiful flower."CamelliaEnglish — "Variant of the flower name Camelia."CamelyaLatin — "Beautiful flower."CamelyahLatin — "Beautiful flower."CelandinaGreek — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandinahFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandineGreek — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandrinaFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandrinahFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandrineFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandrynaFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandrynahFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."CelandryneFrench — "Little swallow, Yellow flowering plant."ChameliIndian — "Jasmine flower."ChamelieIndian — "Jasmine flower."ChameniyaaArabic — "The Name of A Flower"ChamniaArabic — "Yellow Flowers"ChampaIndian — "A flower"ChampaaArabic — "The Name of A Flower"ChampakaleeHindi — "Bud of Yellow Fragrant Flower"ChampakmalaHindi — "Garland of Champa flowers"ChampamaliniHindi — "Garland of Champa flower"ChampikaHindi — "Little Champa flower"ChanbeliArabic — "The Name of A Flower"ChazminAmerican — "Form of Jasmine meaning "resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers""CheloneEnglish — "Resembling a flowering plant"ChithrabhanuHindi — "Crown flower plant, Fire"ChloeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChloeaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChloeeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChloeyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChlorisaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChloriseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChlorysaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CholryseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ChrisanthGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthaGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthiaFrench — "Golden flower."ChrisanthiahGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthyaGreek — "Golden flower."ChrisanthyahGreek — "Golden flower."ChrissanthFrench — "Golden flower."ChristanthiaGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysantaEnglish — "Golden flower. Derived from chrysanthemum, a flowering plant."ChrysanthaGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysantheGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysanthiaGreek — "Golden flower."ChrysanthiahGreek — "Golden flower."ChryxzantaGreek — "Golden flower."ChryzanteGreek — "Golden flower."ChryzanthiaGreek — "Golden flower."ChryzanthiahGreek — "Golden flower."ChryzanthyaGreek — "Golden flower."ChryzanthyahGreek — "Golden flower."ChulaNative American — "Resembling a col¬orful flower"ChusiArabic — "Snake flower"ClematisGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematisaGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematiseGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematissGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematissaGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematisseGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematysGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematysaGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematyseGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematyssGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematyssaGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."ClematysseGreek — "Brushwood, Vine. The name of a flower."CloeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloeaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloeeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloeyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloiGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloieGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClorisGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClorisaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloriseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClorysGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClorysaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloryseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloweeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CloweyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClowiGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."ClowieGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."CoaxochAztec — "Serpent flower"ColandaAmerican — "Form ofYolanda meaning "resembling the violet flower; modest""CzaeeHindi — "Name of Flower"DaaliyahArabic — "Beautiful Flower"DaffodilFrench — "The daffodil flower."DafotilaTongan — "The daffodil flower."DaiseeEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaiseyEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaisiFrench — "Daisy flower"DaisieEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaisyEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaizyEnglish — "Day's eye. A flower name."DaphneHebrew — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DaseeEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaseyEnglish — "Daisy flower"DashaRussian — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DasiEnglish — "Daisy flower"DasieEnglish — "Daisy flower"DasyEnglish — "Daisy flower"DayseeEnglish — "Daisy flower"DayseyEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaysiEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaysiaEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaysieEnglish — "Daisy flower"DaysyEnglish — "Daisy flower"debashmitaHindi — "One who can smile and make people smile like God, Like a flower"debasmitaHindi — "One who can smile and make people smile like God, Like a flower"DelphiaLatin — "From the Flower"DeysiEnglish — "Day's eye. A flower name."dhaaraHindi — "Rain, Constant flow"DharabaiHindi — "Constant Flow"DhulikaHindi — "Pollen of Flowers"DiandraGreek — "Divine flower."DianthaGreek — "Divine flower."DianthahGreek — "Divine flower."DiantheGreek — "Divine flower."DlanthaGreek — "the name of the flower di- anthus, which is from the Greek elements dios divine and anthos a flower: hence, divine flower"DoortjeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorafeeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorafeyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoratheeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoratheyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorathiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorathiaScottish — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorathieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorathyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorathyaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DordeiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DordiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorefeeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorefeyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorefiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorefiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorethieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorettaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoretteGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorifeeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorifeyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorifiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorifiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorifieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorkaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorleGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorlisaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorliseGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofeeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofeyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorofyeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoroliceGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoroliseGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorolisiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorotaSpanish — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorotheeLatin — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorotheyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorothiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorothiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorothieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorothyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorottiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DorottyaHungarian — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfeeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfeyGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfiGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfiaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfieGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfyaGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."DoryfyeGreek — "Laurel tree, plant with bell-shaped flowers."durreSumanHindi — "Gem of beautiful flowers"DyanthaGreek — "Divine flower."DyanthahGreek — "Divine flower."DyantheGreek — "Divine flower."DyanthiaGreek — "Divine flower."DyanthiahGreek — "Divine flower."DyanthyaGreek — "Divine flower."DyanthyahGreek — "Divine flower."ElvanTurkish — "Colourful, to do with flowers, the smell of and how colourful they."EndiyahHindi — "Beautiful Flower or Fountain"EolandeGaelic — "Violet flower."ErantheGreek — "As delicate as a spring flower"EshaalUrdu — "Most fragrant flower of the Jannat, Flower in the heaven, Jannat ka phool; Protected By GOD"EshalArabic — "Most fragrant flower of the Jannat, Flower in the heaven, Jannat ka phool"EtiniPolynesian — "White flowers on the path EH-TEE-NEE ELILI The periwinkle. AY-LEE-LEE FA'AFETAI Thanks. FAH-AH-FEH-TAH-EE FA'ANUI Woman of the valley. FAH-AH-NOO-EE FAIVA Entertainment, a game. FAH-EE-VAH FAKAPELEA A pet. FAH-KAH-PAY-LEE-AH FALAKIKA My mat. FAH-LAH-KEE-KAH FANUA Land"FaaghiraMuslim — "Variant of Faghira: Jasmine flower."FaghiraArabic — "Jasmine flower."FanghuaChinese — "Fang-hua Fragrant flower"FazlunaArabic — "A flower in the desert"FihakiPolynesian — "TO mix the flowers in a garland"FionnaghualaScottish — "Scottish Gaelic form of the Irish Gaelic Fionnguala, a compound name composed of the elements fionn white, fair and guala shoulder: hence, white shoulders. The name has been Anglicized as Flora a flower. Finella and its variants are Anglicized spellings. See FINELLA"FiorellaItalian — "Little flower"FiorenzaLatin — "From name Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of spring."FlaxLatin — "Resembling the plant with blue flowers"FleurFrench — "Prosperous, flowering"FleuretteFrench — "Little flower"FloEnglish — "Prosperous, flowering"FlorSpanish — "From name Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of spring."FloraLatin — "Prosperous, flowering"FloraliaMythology and Astrology — "The name of the ceremonial festival that was held each spring in honor of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and springtime"FloreFrench — "Cognate of Flora, which is derived from the Latin floris a flower The name was borne by a young Spanish woman martyred at Cordova in 851 during the persecution under the Moslem ruler Abd-ar-Rahman II"FloretteLatin — "Variant of Flora: The mythological Roman goddess of flowers. From 'floris' meaning flower. Famous bearers: Scottish heroine Flora MacDonald helped Bonnie Prince Charlie."FloriceLatin — "From name Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of spring."FlorisLatin — "From name Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of spring."FloyLatin — "Diminutive of Flora: The mythological Roman goddess of flowers. Diminutive of Florence: From 'florentius' or 'florentia', meaning flowering or flourishing. Famous bearer:."FoolwatiIndian — "Delicated as a flower"ForenzaLatin — "From name Flora, Roman goddess of flowers and of spring."ForsythiaLatin — "Resembling the flower"FreesiaLatin — "A type of flower named after German botanist Friedrich HT Freese."FulailahArabic — "Jasmine, a type of flower"FulangiIndian — "Created from a flower"FuliHindi — "To Bloom Like a Flower"FullanHindi — "Flowering, Blooming, Flower"FuschiaLatin — "Purple flower."GajaraHindi — "Garland of flowers"GalawezhArabic — "Rain of flowers, figuratively meaning beautiful"GandhaliHindi — "Fragrance of flowers"GangahHindi — "Fast, Free flowing, The holy and purifying river ganges"GardeenEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardeenaEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardeeneEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardenEnglish — "Cultivated Land Of Flowers Or Plants"GardenaEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardeneEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardeniaEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardineEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardynEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardynaEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardynahEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GardyneEnglish — "Botanical - sweet-smelling garden flowers."GarlanaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlanahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlaneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleeneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlenaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlenahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindeEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlynFrench — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndeEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GhassedakPersian — "A flower ( Dandelion )"GhizArabic — "Bud, Flower"GhonchahArabic — "Flower bud, a flower that has not yet opened, and figuratively it means beautiful and young"GhonchehPersian — "Bud of the flower"GhunchaPashto — "A bunch of flowers"GnanamalarHindi — "Intelligent Flower"GolafshanArabic — "Spreader of flowers, distributor of flowers, figuratively means one who brings good things, one who causes good things to happen"GolalaArabic — "Tulip, being a shortened form of the the phrase Goleh laleh (tulip flower )"GolaraArabic — "Adorned with flowers, one who adorns things with flowers"GolbaharIranian — "Spring flower"GolbakhtArabic — "Beautiful and adorable, literally one who has a flower’s fortunate, i"GolbaranArabic — "Rain of flowers, figuratively meaning beautiful"GolchamanArabic — "Flower-faced, flower-complexioned, figuratively meaning beautiful"GolchehrArabic — "Flower-faced, flower-complexioned, figuratively meaning beautiful"GoldarArabic — "Owner of flowers, one who has the characteristics of flowers, thus meaning beautiful"GolestanArabic — "Land of flowers, an area of land filled with flowers, figuratively it means beautiful"GolestanaArabic — "Land of flowers, an area of land filled with flowers, figuratively it means beautiful"GolezarArabic — "Flower-faced, flower-like, thus meaning beautiful"GolfamArabic — "Flower-like, flower-colored, figuratively meaning beautiful"GolfarArabic — "Beautiful like a flower (Phool ki tarha khobsoort)"GolgheesArabic — "One whose hair smells like flowers"GolkhandaArabic — "One whose smile is like a flower, figuratively meaning beautiful"GolkhandanArabic — "Happy flower, figuratively meaning beautiful and joyous"GolnamArabic — "Beautiful like a flower"GolnazPersian — "Cute like a flower"GolnoushArabic — "Everlasting flower, figuratively meaning one who is always beautiful, one whose beauty does not fade"GolpasandArabic — "Respected flower, figuratively meaning respected and beautiful"GolreezArabic — "Adorned with flowers, adorned with roses, figuratively meaning beautiful"GolrokhArabic — "Flower-faced, flower-complexioned, i"GolseemaArabic — "Flower-faced, flower-complexioned’, thus meaning young and beautiful"GolshaArabic — "Happy flower, thus meaning happy and beautiful girl"GolshadArabic — "Happy flower, figuratively meaning beautiful and happy"GolshanPersian — "A flower garden"GolsheedArabic — "Sun-like flower, sunflower, figuratively meaning beautiful and radiant"GolshekarArabic — "Beautiful, beautiful flower"GoltalaArabic — "Gold flower, a girl who is precious like gold and beautiful like a flower"GolzaarArabic — "Land of flowers, an area of land filled with flowers, figuratively it means beautiful"GolzadArabic — "One who belongs to the race of flowers, i"GolzarArabic — "Gold flower, golden flower, thus meaning beautiful"GolzariArabic — "Gold flower, golden flower, thus meaning beautiful"GoolIndian — "A flower"GulMuslim — "Rose. Flower."Gul AbrUrdu — "As Cloud Flowers"Gul AfshanUrdu — "Scatter The Flowers and Gold"Gul AhmerArabic — "Red Flower"Gul AndaamArabic — "Like Flower"Gul AndamUrdu — "Like A Delicate Flower"Gul AndazUrdu — "The To Target Flowers"Gul AzaaArabic — "Like Flower"Gul AzraUrdu — "Cheeks With Flowers"Gul ChehraUrdu — "Beautiful Like Flowers"Gul KhandaUrdu — "Like Bright Flowers"Gul nasreenUrdu — "The Wild Flowers"Gul NoorUrdu — "The light of flower"Gul RahnaUrdu — "Like Two Red Flowers"Gul rooUrdu — "A face like flowers"Gul sanobarUrdu — "As cypress Flowers"Gul ShaguftaUrdu — "As The Flowers Open"GulaabMuslim — "Variant of Gulab: Rose. Flower."GulAfrozeArabic — "Bright Flower"GulbazaArabic — "Playing With Flowers"GulChehrahArabic — "Like Flower"GulchinArabic — "Name of flower"GulinarArabic — "Pomegranate flower."GulinearMuslim — "Variant of Gulinar: Pomegranate flower."GulltenArabic — "Like Flower"GulnasreenArabic — "Wild Flower"GulnazPersian — "Cute like a flower"GulNoorPersian — "The light of flower, Light and Radiance"GulranaArabic — "Two Colors Flower"GulrangUrdu — "The Color Of The Flowers"GulrezUrdu — "Garden, Shedding Flowers"GulroArabic — "Like Flower"GulsaanahArabic — "Rare Flower"GulsanaUrdu — "Unprecedented Flowers"HadennaEnglish — "From the meadow of flowers"HaikuHawaiian — "the name of a flower that was seen as a symbol of royalty"HarniHindi — "Beautiful flower"HarunaJapanese — "Spring Flower"HeatherEnglish — "A Flowering Plant"HeliantheGreek — "Bright flower."HemasitaHindi — "Golden Flower"HenaBiblical — "A flower"HibiscusLatin — "Marshmallow flowering plant found in the moors."HibyscusLatin — "Marshmallow flowering plant found in the moors."HodelHebrew — "From the flowering myrtle tree"HokonaJapanese — "Harmony, Flower"HrithikaHindi — "Joy, of truth, Generous, A small flowing river or stream"HritikaHindi — "Joy, of truth, Generous, A small flowing river or stream"HuongVietnamese — "Scent of the flower"HybyscusLatin — "Marshmallow flowering plant found in the moors."IanthaGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IantheGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IanthiaGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IanthinaGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IanthineGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IanthyaGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IanthyahGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"IbalaArabic — "The wild Flowers"IeshalArabic — "Most fragrant flower of the Jannat, Flower in the heaven, Jannat ka phool"IlimaHawaiian — "The flower of O'ahu (Sida fallax).Variant: Na-'ilima"InathaGreek — "Violet, Colored Flower"IolaWelsh — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IolahGreek — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IolandGreek — "Violet flower."IolandeGreek — "Violet flower."IolanthaGreek — "Violet flower."IolantheGreek — "Violet flower."IoneGreek — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IoniGreek — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IoniaGreek — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IoniahGreek — "Violet-coloured flower; Worth of the Lord."IshaalArabic — "Heavens flower"IshalArabic — "Heaven's flower"JacarandaLatin — "Resembling the tree with purple flowers"JalbalaHindi — "Lotus flower"JalnaarArabic — "Pomegranate Flower"JalnarUrdu — "Red flowers"JaminieHindi — "Night, Flower"JanthinaGreek — "Violet, coloured flower"JardenaEnglish — "To flow downward"JaseePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JaseyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JasiPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JasiePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JasminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasminaMuslim — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasminnEnglish — "Fragrant flower"JasminneEnglish — "Resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers"JasmynAfrican — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasmyneArabic — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JasmynneEnglish — "Fragrant flower"JassamaynPersian — "Jasmine Flower"JasseePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JasseyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JassiPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JassiePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JassminEnglish — "Fragrant flower"JassmineEnglish — "Resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers"JassyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JasvandiHindi — "Hibiscus flower"JasyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazeePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazeyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JaziPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JaziePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazleanPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleanaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleanahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleanePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleenPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleenaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleenahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazleenePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlinPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlinaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlinahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlinePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynEnglish — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynnEnglish — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynnaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynnahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazlynnePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazminContemporary — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazminaEnglish — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazminahArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."JazminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazminneEnglish — "Fragrant flower"JazmynContemporary — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazmyneContemporary — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazzeePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazzeyPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazziPersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazziePersian — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JazzleenPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzleenaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzleenePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlinPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlinaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlinahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlinePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynahPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlyneePersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynnPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzlynnaPersian — "From the jasmine flowers near the pool."JazzminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzminaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzmineArabic — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzmynArabic — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzmynePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JazzyEnglish — "Jasmine flower. The short form of Jasmine."JesaminaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesaminahFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamineFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamonFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamonaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamoneFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamyFrench — "Wealthy. Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamynFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamynaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamynahFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesamyneFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesminaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesmindaIndian — "Fragrant flower. A form of Jasmine."JesmindahIndian — "Fragrant flower. A form of Jasmine."JesminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesmyFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesmynPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JesmynePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessamonFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessamonaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessamyEnglish — "Wealthy. Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessamyahFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesseminFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesseminaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesseminaeFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JesseminahFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessiminePersian — "Jasmine Flower"JessminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessminaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessmindaIndian — "Fragrant flower. A form of Jasmine."JessminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessmonFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessmonaFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessmonahFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessmoneFrench — "Wealthy, Jasmine flower. A form of Jasmine."JessmynPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JessmynePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezminaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezmindahIndian — "Fragrant flower. A form of Jasmine."JezminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzminPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzminaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzminahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzmindaIndian — "Fragrant flower. A form of Jasmine."JezzminePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzmynPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzmynaPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzmynahPersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JezzmynePersian — "A flower in the olive family. Fragrant flower. The Jasmine flower. "JohiaArabic — "Shoe Flower"JohiyaArabic — "The Name of A Flower"JolandaSlavic — "Violet Flower"JonquilEnglish — "Resembling the flower"JoviraArabic — "Basket of flowers"JuhiIndian — "A flower"JuiIndian — "A flower"JuilyIndian — "A flower"KadeeEnglish — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadiEnglish — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadiaHindi — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadianArabic — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadieEnglish — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadienneArabic — "Rhyming, meaning pure; or Cady, meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds"KadyIrish — "Meaning a rhythmic flow of sounDs"KakalaPolynesian — "A garland, a fragrant flower"KalanthaGreek — "Compound name composed of the ele-ments kalos beautiful and anthos a flower: hence, beautiful flower"KaleenaPolish — "A flower name and place name."KaleneCzech / Slovak — "A flower name and place name."KalianScandinavian — "Of the flow¬ing water / powerful in battle"KalthaEnglish — "Marigold, yellow flower"KamalasundariHindi — "Beautiful Like a Lotus Flower"KameliaLatin — "Beautiful flower."KameliahLatin — "Beautiful flower."KamyliaLatin — "Beautiful flower."KamyliahLatin — "Beautiful flower."KanirArabic — "The Name of A Flower"KapuaulaHawaiian — "Compound name composed of the ele-ments ka one, the one, pua flower, blossom, and 'ula red, scarlet: hence, the red flower"KarabiIndian — "A flower"KeeyaAfrican — "Garden Flower"KetakeeHindi — "A Cream Coloured Flower"KetakiIndian — "A monsoon flower"KetifaArabic — "To pick a flower."KetifahArabic — "To pick a flower."KetkiHindi — "A cream colored flower, A flower"KettifaArabic — "To pick a flower."KettifahArabic — "To pick a flower."KettyfaArabic — "To pick a flower."KettyfahArabic — "To pick a flower."KetyfaArabic — "To pick a flower."KetyfahArabic — "To pick a flower."KeyaIndian — "A monsoon flower"KhairuArabic — "Yellow Flower"KhloeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloeaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloeyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloiGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloieGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhlorisGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhlorisaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloriseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhlorysGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhlorysaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloryseGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KhloyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."Khunda GulUrdu — "Shagufta Flowers"Khush GulUrdu — "Beautiful Flower"KikuJapanese — "The chrysanthemum flower, traditionally given on Mother's Day."KlkuJapanese — "Crysanthemum branch The crysanthemum is the flower assigned to the month of November"KloeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloeaGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloeeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloeyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloiGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloieGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloweeGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KloweyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KlowiGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KlowieGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KlowyGreek — "Blooming, Flowering, Goddess of agriculture."KohanaNative American — "Little Flower"KohiaPolynesian — "Passion flower."KohiahPolynesian — "Passion flower."KrishnakaliIndian — "A flower"KrysantheGreek — "Golden flower."KumudhaHindi — "Pleasure of the earth, Flower"KundaIndian — "Name of a flower"KundanikaIndian — "Golden girl; a flower"KundhaviHindi — "Name of a Flower"KunwalUrdu — "The Beautiful Flowers Bloom In The Water"KurinjiHindi — "Special, Flower which blooms once in twelve years"KusmithaHindi — "Blossomed, Flowers in bloom"KusumIndian — "A flower"KusumithaHindi — "Blossomed, Flowers in bloom"KutakaHindi — "Song of a Flower"KuzhaliHindi — "Petal of a Flower"KvetaCzech / Slovak — "Popular name derived from kvet flower Pet: Kvetka, Kvetuse, Kvetuska"LaalahArabic — "Name of A Flower"LabangalataIndian — "A flowering creeper"LadanPersian — "A flower"Lala RooArabic — "Like A Flower"Lala rukhUrdu — "Like Flowers"LalezarArabic — "Field of tulips, a large area of land where tulip flowers grow"LannaGaelic — "Orchid flower."LannahVietnamese — "Orchid flower."LanthaGreek — "Purple flower."LantheGreek — "Resembling the violet flower; in mythology a sea nymph and a daughter of Oceanus"LanthiaGreek — "Purple flower."LanthiahGreek — "Purple flower."LanthyaGreek — "Purple flower."LanthyahGreek — "Purple flower."LarienLatin — "The crown of flowers"LarkspurEnglish — "Resembling the blue flower"LeahaHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LealaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaneahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaniaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealaniahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealanieHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LealanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaneahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaniaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelaniahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelanieHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeelanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlaniaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlanieHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeighlanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaniaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaniahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilanieHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeilaniiEnglish — "Heavenly flower, heavenly child"LeilanniEnglish — "Heavenly flower, heavenly child"LeilanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelanieHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LelleyLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LenaeEnglish — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LenusyRussian — "As delicate as a flower"LeylaneaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylaneeHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylaneyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylaniHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylaniaHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylaniahHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LeylanyHawaiian — "Child of heavenly flowers, Heavenly flowers."LiaItalian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LiahHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LijlaFinnish — "Lily flower"LileaLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LileahLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LileasLatin — "Lily flower"LileeLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LileiLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LileighLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LileyLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LiliahLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilibetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilibeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilieHebrew — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilikeHungarian — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LillaEnglish — "Diminutive of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also, the lilly flower."LilleaLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilleahLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilleeLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilleiLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilliEnglish — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilliasLatin — "Variant of Lilian: Lily (after the flower). Pure."LillibetEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillibetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillibeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillibethEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillieEnglish — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LillyEnglish — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LillybetEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybethEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybettEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybettaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LillybetteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilufarArabic — "Waterlily, a type of flower"LilyEnglish — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LilybellEnglish — "Blend of Lily: the flower, innocence, purity, beauty, and Elizabeth: My God is bountiful,God of plenty."LilybetWelsh — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilybetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilybeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilybettEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilybettaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LilybetteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LinaeaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LineaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LineahScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LinnaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LinnaeScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LinnaeaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LinneaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LinneahScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LisbethGreek — "Diminutive of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also, the lilly flower."LissieAmerican — "Resembling a flower"LizzyGreek — "Diminutive of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also, the lilly flower."LlimaHebrew — "The flower of Oahu"LolantheGreek — "Resembling a violet flower"LomasiNative American — "Pretty flower."LoneGreek — "Resembling the violet flower"LottusGreek — "Dreamer, the lotus flower."LotusGreek — "Dreamer, the lotus flower."LunaraTurkish — "Kazakh short form of Gulnara It means flower, rose and pomegranate"LunashaHindi — "Beauty of flower"LyaTongan — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LyahHawaiian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LyleaLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyleahLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyleeLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyleiLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyleighLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyleyLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylibeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylieLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylleLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylleaLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylleahLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylleiLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylleighLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyllibetEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllibethEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllibetteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllyLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LyllybetEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybethEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybettEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybettaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LyllybetteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylyLatin — "The Lily flower. God's oath."LylybetEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybetaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybeteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybethEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybettEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybettaEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LylybetteEnglish — "Lily flower; sacred; holy to God. A combination of Lily and Elizabeth."LynaeScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LyneaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LyneahScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LynneaScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"LynneahScandinavian — "The linden tree; Small pink mountain flower that was named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus"MaahgolArabic — "Beautiful, literally meaning moon flower"MaalaiHindi — "Garland of Flowers"MadhaviIndian — "A creeper with beautiful flowers; springtime"MadhavilataIndian — "A flowering creeper or vine."MadhumalathiHindi — "Name of a Raga, A flowering creeper"MadhumalatiIndian — "A flowering creeper"MadhviHindi — "A creeper with beautiful flowers, Springtime"MagnoleaLatin — "From the flower of the magnolia tree"MagnoleahLatin — "From the flower of the magnolia tree"MagnoliaFrench — "From the flower of the magnolia tree"MagnoliahLatin — "From the flower of the magnolia tree"MagnolyaLatin — "From the flower of the magnolia tree"MahaamaayaaHindi — "Goddess of Parvathi, Flower"MahgolArabic — "Moon flower, flower of the moon, thus meaning beautiful and radiant"MahgulBalochi — "Moon Flower"MahuaIndian — "An intoxicating flower"MahuyaHindi — "Name of a beautiful flower"MaikiJapanese — "Resembling the dancing flower"MaiolaineFrench — "As delicate as a flower"MalarkodiHindi — "A flowering vine"MalarviliHindi — "Beautiful eyes like a flower"MalathiHindi — "Rajas good friend, Lover and life partner, Name of a flower, Sweet smelling and makes its presence"MalathyHindi — "Rajas good friend, Lover and life partner, Name of a flower, Sweet smelling and makes its presence"MalatiIndian — "A creeper with fragrant flowers"MalbahGreek — "Soft; From the mill stream; The mallow flower."MaltiHindi — "A creeper with fragrant flowers"ManahelArabic — "Special flower"ManjiriHindi — "Small flower of common Basil, Holy Basil in india indian Goddess of romance i.e.. wife of Madan God of romance"MansiNative American — "Plucked flower (Hopi)."MareagoldEnglish — "Mary's gold, Flower with yellow / orange petals."MareegoldEnglish — "Mary's gold, Flower with yellow / orange petals."MariegoldEnglish — "Mary's gold, Flower with yellow / orange petals."MarigoldEnglish — "Mary's gold, Flower with yellow / orange petals."MarilisGreek — "Abbreviation of Amaryllis - the flower Amaryllis, poetic reference to a simple shepherdess or country girl."MarygoldEnglish — "Mary's gold, Flower with yellow / orange petals."MausiNative American — "Plucks flowers."MeghapushpaHindi — "Cloud Flower, The Rain Water"MehandiHindi — "A Flowering Plan"MeiyingChinese — "Beautiful flower."MelancthaGreek — "Resembling the black flower"MelbaAustralian — "Soft; From the mill stream; The mallow flower."MelbahGreek — "Soft; From the mill stream; The mallow flower."MelvahGreek — "Soft; From the mill stream; The mallow flower."MenaalUrdu — "Special flower of heaven"MertalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertellGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertellaLatin — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertlGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MichieJapanese — "Gateway; gracefully drooping flower"MinjonetFrench — "Petite blue flower"MirtalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtelGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtilGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtylGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MiyaoaxochitlNahuatl — "Maize tassel flower"MllssCambodian — "Resembling a flower "MokihanaHawaiian — "Name of the flower of Kaua'i (Pelea anisata), with berries strung into leis.("MolshreeHindi — "Orange colored very fragrant flowers which grow on a tree"MomokaJapanese — "Hundred, Peach Tree, Flower, Smell, Perfume"MomokoJapanese — "Hundred, Peach Tree, Flower"MomoneNorth American Indian — "Heather flower Montauk. The name was borne by the daughter of Chief Wyandach"MorialtaAboriginal — "Ever flowing."MorialtahAboriginal — "Ever flowing."MoubaniHindi — "A flower"MrinalikaIndian — "The stem of a lotus flower."MurtalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtellaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtelleGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtlGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MuzhirahArabic — "Blooming, plant whose flowers are opening"MyrtaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrtiaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrticeGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrticiaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrtillaEnglish — "Variant of Myrtle: A flowering shrub."MyrtleEnglish — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"NabanipaHindi — "A New Flower"NabhanipaHindi — "A New Flower"NailawfirArabic — "Lily, which is a type of flowering plant"NailufarArabic — "Lily, which is a type of flowering plant"NaishaHindi — "Special, Lovely flower"NapuaHawaiian — "The Flowers"NaratainArabic — "Flowers, white flowers, it is a plural form of Nawr"NardeenArabic — "Pomegranate flower, the flower that appears on pomegranate trees and eventually turns into the fruit"NargessIranian — "A flower ( Narcissus )"NargisMuslim — "Narcissus. Flower."NargolArabic — "Pomegranate flower, the flower that appears on pomegranate trees and eventually turns into the fruit"NarinaArabic — "Rosy, fresh, passionate, literally meaning like pomegranate, like pomegranate flower"NarinaaArabic — "Rosy, fresh, passionate, literally meaning like pomegranate, like pomegranate flower"NarmeenUrdu — "Saaf aur Shaffaaf. In hindi a Flower, Delicate"NarminUrdu — "A flower, delicate, soft, slender"NashmiaUrdu — "Garden of flowers"NasreenMuslim — "A flower ( a wild rose )"NasrinPersian — "A flower (a wild rose)"NastaranPersian — "A flower much like a wild rose"NauratanArabic — "Flowers, white flowers, it is a plural form of Nawr"NavarasiHindi — "Fresh Jasmine Flower"NawaarMuslim — "Variant of Nawar: Blossom. Flower."NawraUrdu — "Blossom, Flower"NazgolIranian — "Cute flower"NazgulUrdu — "Cute flower"NeeleshaHindi — "The Happy Sapphire, Flower"NeepaIndian — "Name of a flower"NelofirPersian — "The lotus flower"NerolaItalian — "Resembling the orange flower"NickitaHindi — "Covered, Flowing Down"NilaaHindi — "Water hyacinth, which is A group of beautiful flowering plants (scientific name Eichhornia)"NiliyyahArabic — "Beautiful, literally meaning one who is like a water hyacinth, which is a type of flowering plant"NiloufarPersian — "A flower ( Water Lily )"NilufarArabic — "Waterlily, a type of flower that grows in lakes and ponds"NirajaHindi — "Lotus flower, Another name for Lakshmi"NirjaHindi — "Lotus flower, Zarnu, Pure, Another name for Lakshmi"NistranArabic — "White Flower"NlobeMythology and Astrology — "Borne in Greek mythology by a queen of Thebes, daughter of Tantalus and wife of Amphion Continually weeping for her seven sons and seven daughters killed by Apollo and Diana, Niobe was turned into a stone from which tears continued to flow"NltltHebrew — "Resembling a flowering plant Nurit"NobaharUrdu — "Early spring, it also means plant / flower that appears in early spring, figuratively it means beautiful"NogulArabic — "New flower, new blossom"NoxochicoztliNahuatl — "My necklace of flowers"NuwairaUrdu — "Petals of flowers"NuwairahUrdu — "Flower, white flower, thus meaning little flower, little white flower"NuwwaraArabic — "Blossom, flower"NuwwarrahArabic — "Blossom, flower"OimaHebrew — "The flower of Oahu "OleandaAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OleandahAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OleanderEnglish — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OleeandaAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OleeandahAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OlianndaAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OlianndahAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OlianndeAmerican — "Evergreen tree with red or white flowers."OrvokkiFinnish — "Pansy flower"OzankaSlavic — "Wall Germander Flower"PaarijataHindi — "Name of lord Krishna's Favorite Flower"PaarulHindi — "Beautiful, Practical, Kind, Name of a flower"PadimniHindi — "Like a Flower"PadmaIndian — "Lotus flower."PadmahSanskrit — "Lotus flower."PadmarSanskrit — "Lotus flower."PahiHindi — "Petal of a flower"PamphaHindi — "A flower"PanisiTongan — "The pansy flower."PankhuriHindi — "Petals of flowers"PanseaFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PanseahFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PanseeFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PanseyFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PansiFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PansiaFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PansiahFrench — "Little flower; Idea."PansieEnglish — "Little flower; Idea."PansyFrench — "The pansy flower."PansyaGreek — "Little flower; Idea."PansyahFrench — "Little flower; Idea."ParigolArabic — "Fairy-like flower, figuratively meaning beautiful"ParivashPersian — "Fairy-faced (beautiful); Name of a flower (periwinkle, Madagascar periwinkle)"ParizaPersian — "Light, Fairy, Flower"ParomitaHindi — "Name of a flower"ParooHindi — "Sun, Fire, Goddess Parvati, Graceful or flow of water"ParuHindi — "Sun, Fire, Goddess Parvati, Graceful or flow of water"ParulIndian — "Name of a flower"ParzheenArabic — "Fence, hedge of flowers"PenteaSpanish — "Borrowed from the name of a flower that belongs to the orchid family"PeoneeGreek — "God of healing. Giver of praise. Flower."PeoneyGreek — "God of healing. Giver of praise. Flower."PeoniGreek — "God of healing. Giver of praise. Flower."PeonieGreek — "God of healing. Giver of praise. Flower."PeonyGreek — "God of healing. Giver of praise. Flower."PeriwinkleEnglish — "Resembling the flower"PetuniaEnglish — "Of the Petunia flower"PhilanthaGreek — "Lover of flowers."PhilantheGreek — "Lover of flowers."PhoolwatiIndian — "Delicated as a flower"PhylanthaGreek — "Lover of flowers."PhylantheGreek — "Lover of flowers."PolikwaptiwaNative American — "Butterfly sitting on a flower (Hopi)."PololaHawaiian — "Hawaiian form of Flora, a name derived from the Latin floris a flower. The name is borne in Roman mythology by the goddess of flowers and spring"PoomagalHindi — "Daughter of a Flower"PoonahArabic — "A flower"PoonehIranian — "A flower"PoovarasiHindi — "Beautiful Queen Resembling a Flower"PoovazhagiHindi — "Beauty of Flower"PorgulArabic — "Full of flowers, adorned with flowers"PoseeEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PoseyEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PoshikaHindi — "The One Who's Brought Up in Flowers"PosiEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosiaEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosiahEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosieEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosyEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosyaEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PosyahEnglish — "Small bunch of flowers."PounehIranian — "A flower"PrajaktaHindi — "Fragrant flower"PrasoonaHindi — "A flower, Beautiful flowers, Cheerful, Pleased, Happy"PrasunaHindi — "A flower, Beautiful flowers, Cheerful, Pleased, Happy"PrasunnaHindi — "A flower, Beautiful flowers, Cheerful, Pleased, Happy"PrimrosaEnglish — "The primrose flower."PrimroseLatin — "The primrose flower."PriniHindi — "Goddess of Flowers"ProserpineMythology and Astrology — "Borne in Roman mythology by a daugh-ter of Ceres and Jupiter While picking flowers, she was abducted and carried off to be the wife of Pluto and the queen of the underworld. Proserpine is equated with the Greek goddess Persephone"PrymrosaEnglish — "The primrose flower."PrymroseEnglish — "The primrose flower."PuananiHawaiian — "Gorgeous flower"PulupakiPolynesian — "A fragrant garland of flowers"PunatiHindi — "A Flower"PushpagandhaHindi — "Juhi flower"PushpalataHindi — "Flower creeper, Flower"PushpalathaHindi — "Flower creeper, Flower"PushpamalaHindi — "Garland of Flowers"PushpamanjariHindi — "Garland of Flowers"PushpangataHindi — "Juhi flower"PushparaniHindi — "Queen of Flowers"PushpasriHindi — "Bunch of flowers"PushpavathiHindi — "Decorated with flowers"PushpikaHindi — "Decorated with Flowers, Flower"PushpitaIndian — "Decorated with flowers"PushpithaHindi — "Decorated with flowers, One that has flowered"PushprekhaHindi — "Line of Flowers"PushyajaHindi — "Born from flower"QuetzalAztec — "Precious Flower, Queen"QuetzalxochitlAztec — "Precious flower; queen"QuynhVietnamese — "Night blooming flower"RabailArabic — "A veil of flowers"RahqahArabic — "Nectar, the sweet honey-like material produced by flowers to attract honeybees and other insects"RaihaanahArabic — "Bouquet of flowers, sweet smelling flower"RajakanyaHindi — "Kind of flower"RajanigandhaIndian — "A flower"RajasuyaHindi — "Lotus flower"RanganaIndian — "A flower"RatreeThai — "Jasmine flower"RavipriyaHindi — "Red lotus flower"RayhanehIranian — "A flower"ReikaJapanese — "Fresh Flower"ReyhanaUrdu — "Sweet smelling flower of paradise"ReyhanehIranian — "A flower"RhithikaHindi — "Joy, of truth, Generous, A small flowing river or stream"RihanahUrdu — "A flower, Wife of rassole"RitikaIndian — "Moving, flowing, running"RobalUrdu — "Cataracts flowers"RosemariaFrench — "Bitter flower"RosemarieFrench — "Bitter flower"RossaItalian — "Beautiful flower"RoziAfrican — "Rose. Flower. (Swahili)"RozminHindi — "Rose Flower"RuheeUrdu — "Soul, a flower, who touches the heart"SafuraArabic — "Wife of the Prophet Musa, The best part, elite, top, prime, flower"SafwaUrdu — "Moon, a spring which flows constantly"SahlaArabic — "Smooth, simple, Soft (ground), Fluent, Flowing (style), facile, easy, even, fem. of Sahl"Sahlah SahlaArabic — "Smooth, soft, fluent, flowing"SaiEgyptian — "Tree, Plant; Fortress, Stronghold; Flower; Divine mother."SaikaJapanese — "A flower full of color."SairishArabic — "Magic, flower"SakhiraUrdu — "One who is like a delicate flower"SalalEnglish — "An evergreen shrub with flowers and berries"SamalikaHindi — "Chain of Flowers"SamanNazArabic — "Beautiful like a Jasmine flower, elegant like a Jasmine flower, from Saman (Jasmine ) and Naz (elegance, beauty, charm )"SamanRokhArabic — "One whose face is as beautiful as a Jasmine flower, from Saman (Jasmine ) and Rokh (face, appearance )"SanazPersian — "A flower"SanneAmerican — "Lily flower"SanneenDutch — "Lily flower"SanneenaDutch — "Lily flower"SargolArabic — "Yellow rose, yellow flower"SasaileeHindi — "Lord Sai Shadow, A Flower"SaumyagandhaHindi — "A kind of flower"SawsanahArabic — "Lily (a type of flower)"SayaleeHindi — "It is a name of a flower. it is a white small delicate flower with nice scent"SayaliHindi — "It is a name of a flower. it is a white small delicate flower with nice scent"SayliHindi — "A white colour small flower"SeemArabic — "Name of a flower"SenbagamHindi — "Glowing flower"SenzelaUrdu — "Type of Flower"SevaliHindi — "Green flowerless plants"SevanthiHindi — "Beautiful Flower"ShaalineeHindi — "A Flower"ShaaronEnglish — "From the plains; a flowering shrub"Shab gulUrdu — "The Flowers Open In The Morning"ShabooArabic — "The Name of A Flower"ShaghayeghIranian — "A flower (Poppy)"ShagofaUrdu — "Blooming flower"ShahgulArabic — "Royal flower, kingly flower, figuratively meaning the most beautiful flower, and thus meaning extremely beautiful [person] (Shana phool, bhoot hi zaida khobsorat phool)"ShahlalaiArabic — "Queen of Flowers"ShaqaiqArabic — "Name of A Flower"ShaqayeqArabic — "Poppy (a type of flower), especially the red type"ShaqerArabic — "Hill Flower"ShareelArabic — "White Flower Gardens"SharonnEnglish — "From the plains; a flowering shrub"SharriEnglish — "From the plains; a flowering shrub"ShazneenArabic — "The most beautiful flower"ShefaliIndian — "A flower"ShefalikaIndian — "A flower"ShehlaArabic — "Kind of a flower"ShenbagamHindi — "Most beautiful flower"SherliArabic — "White Flower Gardens"ShevantiIndian — "A flower"ShillanUrdu — "A flower"ShishiraHindi — "A Delicate Flower"ShiuliIndian — "A flower"ShiulieHindi — "A Flower"ShokufaArabic — "Tree flower, flowers that appear on trees in spring, especially fruit-bearing trees like apples"ShrawaniHindi — "Aspirant, Flow"ShrimukhiHindi — "A Flowering Tree"ShubhikaHindi — "Excellent, Great, A garland of flowers"SinniaLatin — "The zinnia flower."SmiljanaSlavic — "Everlasting flower."SmiljanahSlavic — "Everlasting flower."SmyljanaSlavic — "Everlasting flower."SmyljanahSlavic — "Everlasting flower."SnijaHindi — "Scent; Flower"SnowdropEnglish — "Resembling a small white flower"SomayaUrdu — "Beautiful garden surrounded with roses and flowers"SoussanIranian — "A flower, Lily of the valley"SowgandhiHindi — "Sowgandhika pushpam, A flower belonging to deva lokam"SozeenArabic — "Susan's Flower"SozinArabic — "The Name of A Flower"SrishaHindi — "Name of lord Ganesh, Flower"SuganthiHindi — "Sowgandhika pushpam, A flower belonging to deva lokam"SuhairaUrdu — "A person who spends the night without sleep especially when taking care of a sick person or in worship. The moon. The surface of the earth, especially a flat plain (land without trees or mountains). A spring or fountain of water that flows year-round"SuhaylahMuslim — "Smooth. Soft ground. Fluent. Flowing style."SukusumaHindi — "Ornamented with Beautiful Flowers"SumadeepikaHindi — "Glittering flower"SumaliSoutheast Asian — "Beautiful flower. Thailand"SupushpaHindi — "Beautiful Flower"SuryakanthiHindi — "A kind of flower, Suns rays"SuryalathaHindi — "Crown flower plant"SuryamaniHindi — "A kind of flower"SussanIranian — "A flower, Lily of the valley"SuziArabic — "Susan's Flower"TaanziaArabic — "The Name of A Flower"TafotilaTongan — "The daffodil flower."TamaraiHindi — "Lotus Flower, Beautiful"TanirikaHindi — "A flower"TaniziaHebrew — "A Name of a Flower, Aik Phool ka naam"TanurikiaHindi — "A flower"TanzyEnglish — "Tansy flower"TarlaIndian — "Fluid, flowing; brilliant, dazzling"TesuHindi — "A Flower Name"ThamaraiHindi — "Lotus flower, Pure and Lovely"ThangamalarHindi — "Golden Flower"ThenmalarHindi — "Honey Flower"ThistleEnglish — "Resembling the prickly flowered plant"ThocmetonyNorth American Indian — "Shell flower. Paiute. The name was borne by Sarah Winnemucca, granddaughter of the elder Chief Winnemucca. She is remembered for her tireless work promoting better conditions for the Paiute"TigerlilyEnglish — "An orange flower with black spots"TlgerlilyEnglish — "An orange flower with black spots "TohuiaPolynesian — "A beautiful, fragrant flower"TolaPolish — "Form of Toinette meaning "priceless and highly praiseworthy; a flourishing flower" / born during October"TsubakiJapanese — "Camellia Flower"TsvetankaBulgarian — "Color, Flower"TtidalMuslim — "blossoming, flourishing, which is from the root zahr flowers, blossoms, "TulikaEstonian — "Buttercup flower."TulipEnglish — "The tulip flower."TullipEnglish — "The tulip flower."TullopEnglish — "The tulip flower."TullypEnglish — "The tulip flower."TulopEnglish — "The tulip flower."TulypEnglish — "The tulip flower."UbonThai — "Lotus flower"UdiramalaraHindi — "Fresh Flower"UheeUrdu — "SOUL, A FLOWER, WHO TOUCHES THE HEART"UmeJapanese — "Plum blossoms flower."UnduraAboriginal — "Silver wattle tree (tree with little yellow flowers)."UndurahAboriginal — "Silver wattle tree (tree with little yellow flowers)."UndurraAboriginal — "Silver wattle tree (tree with little yellow flowers)."UndurrahAboriginal — "Silver wattle tree (tree with little yellow flowers)."VaagaiHindi — "Name of a Beautiful Flower"VaijantiHindi — "Name of a flower"ValmaFinnish — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmahGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmaiEnglish — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmarGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmaraGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmarahGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"VanapushpaHindi — "Flower of the Forest, Wild Flower"VandeliaSpanish — "Borrowed from the name of a popular flow-ering plant"VanmalliHindi — "Wild flower"VannakiliHindi — "Wild Flower"ViolaLatin — "Violet flower."VioletIndian — "Violet flower."ViolettEnglish — "Resembling the purplish- blue flower"WaiolaHawaiian — "Violet flower"WakeetaHindi — "Beautiful Flower"WanawshaArabic — "Violet (a type of flower)"WaratahAboriginal — "Red flowering tree."WarddaArabic — "A flower of Rose, Gulab ka Phool"WarrataAboriginal — "Red flowering tree."WarratahAboriginal — "Red flowering tree."WarudahArabic — "Rose Flower"WerdaArabic — "Rose Flower"WerqaArabic — "Petal of Flower"WirdaArabic — "Rose flower"WisteriaEnglish — "Resembling the flower¬ing vine"WuraidahArabic — "Little flower"XochicotzinNahuatl — "Little necklace of flowers"XochiquetzalAztec — "Most beautiful flower; plumed flower"XochiyotlNahuatl — "Heart of a gentle flower"XyniaLatin — "The zinnia flower."XyniahLatin — "The zinnia flower."XynyaLatin — "The zinnia flower."XynyahLatin — "The zinnia flower."YaasmeenMuslim — "Variant of Yasmin: Jasmine flower."YaasminMuslim — "Variant of Yasmin: Jasmine flower."YahvaHindi — "Heaven and earth, Flowing water"YalandaGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YalandahGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YalikaNative American — "Spring flowers."YamkaNative American — "Blossom, Flower"YamkayHopi — "Blossom, Flower"YardenHebrew — "TO flow down, descend Jordan is the Anglicized form of the name that belongs to the chief river of ancient Palestine"YasArabic — "Jasmine Flower"YasalaArabic — "Crown of Flowers"YasaminArabic — "Jasmine flower"YashanaHindi — "A Flower"YaslinArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YaslynArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmeenArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmeenaEnglish — "Jasmine Flower"YasmeenahArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmenaArabic — "Jasmine Flower"YasmeneArabic — "Jasmine Flower"YasmiaArabic — "Jasmine flower"YasmiinEnglish — "Resembling the jasmine flower"YasminaArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasminaaArabic — "Jasmine (a type of flower)"YasmineIndian — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmoonUrdu — "Jessamine Flower"YasmynaArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmynahArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YasmyneArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YassIranian — "A flower, Jasmin"YassamanArabic — "The flower Jasmin"YassminEnglish — "Resembling the jasmine flower"YassmineEnglish — "Resembling the jasmine flower"YazminArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazminaArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazminahArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazmineArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazmynArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazmynaArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazmynahArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazmyneArabic — "Botanical - The Jasmine flower."YazzminEnglish — "Jasmine flower"YesminArabic — "Jasmine Flower"YlanaGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YlanahGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YlandaGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YolaGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YolahGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YolandFrench — "Violet flower."YolandaGreek — "Violet flower."YolandeBasque — "Violet flower."YolandoGreek — "Violet flower, Purple. A form of Yolanda."YolaneGreek — "Violet flower."YolanthaGreek — "Violet flower."YolantheHebrew — "Violet flower."YoleeGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YoliGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YolieGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YollandaEnglish — "Resembling the violet flower"YolyGreek — "The violet flower, Purple. A short form of Yolanda."YonKorean — "Rabbit; Lotus flower."YonnaBurmese — "Rabbit; Lotus flower."YonnahBurmese — "Rabbit; Lotus flower."YuthikaHindi — "Multitude, Flower"YutikaHindi — "Multitude, Flower"ZaaeiHindi — "Name of a flower in marathi"ZaaraHindi — "Beautiful Flower"ZaharraEnglish — "White-skinned / flowerlike"ZahriyyahArabic — "Flower-like, flower vase"ZanyahArabic — "Beautiful, Beautiful flower, unique"ZeeniyahArabic — "A Flower"ZhasmanArabic — "Jasmine, a type of flower"ZhasminArabic — "Jasmine, a type of flower, also known as Yas, Yaseman and Yasaman in Persian"ZiniaLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZiniahLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZinnaLatin — "Rayed flower"ZinniaHebrew — "The zinnia flower."ZinniahLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZinyaLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZinyahLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZonairaUrdu — "Belt, strap, intelligent, wise, Paradise Flower"ZubairaaArabic — "Diminutive of Zahraa. spirit, courage, power, freshness, flower"ZubariaPersian — "Blooming flower"ZuhairaArabic — "Flower, One who has a radiant and glowing face, Floret (small flower)"ZunairaArabic — "Guiding Light, Flower in Paradise (Janat main Phool)"ZurmahArabic — "Lavender, a type of plant that grows purple flowers"ZuwailaArabic — "Floret (small flower )"ZyniaLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZyniahLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZynyaLatin — "The zinnia flower."ZytkaPolish — "Rose Flower"

Unisex names that mean Flow

AoiJapanese — "Hollyhock Flower"AweinonNative American — "Movign Flowers"BeliIndian — "A flower-jasmine"FlorenceLatin — "Prosperous, flowering"GajijensNative American — "Its Flowers Fall"GarlanFrench — "From the battle ground|Wreath of flowers."GarlandFrench — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."HueVietnamese — "Lily flower"JasmeenArabic — "A flower name from the older form Jessamine."KelbyGaelic — "Place by the Flowing Water"LanVietnamese — "Orchid flower."LavenderEnglish — "A Purple Flowering Plant"LehuaHawaiian — "The lehua flower ('ohi'a lehua), figuratively warrior, friend, expert.Variant: Ka-lehua"LilianneLatin — "Variant of Lillian derived from the flower name Lily. Symbol of innocence, purity, beauty."LilliannLatin — "Variant of Lillian derived from the flower name Lily. Symbol of innocence, purity, beauty."NalinIndian — "Lotus Flower"PoppyEnglish — "From the Flower"PovitamunNative American — "Morning Flower"SenVietnamese — "Vietnamese Meaning (f) Lotus flower Japanese Meaning(M):- Wood Fairy"

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