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Names that mean poet

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 Poet in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Poet

AcciusLatin — "A Roman poet."AdhikaviHindi — "First Poet"AdikaviIndian — "First poet"AeschylusLatin — "Athenian poet"AlcaeusLatin — "A Greek poet"AmerginIrish — "Poet"AnacreonLatin — "Name of an ancient poet"AndalIndian — "Of uncertain meaning borne by the Vaish- navite sage and poet of the 8th or 9th century"AnshaadArabic — "Read poetry"ApolinaryPolish — "Polish form of the Italian Apollinare of Apollo, a derivative of Apollo, the name of the mythological god of music, poetry, prophecy, and medicine"ApollinareItalian — "Apollo, the name of the god of music, poetry, prophecy, and medicine"ApollosGreek — "Belonging to Apollo, the Greek god of light, music and poetry."AppolloniosGreek — "A derivative of Apollo, the name of the Greek god of music, poetry, prophecy, and medicine"BaanbhattHindi — "Name of an ancient poet"BaedanOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BaedeOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BaedenOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BaedinOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BaedonOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BaedynOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdScottish — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdanOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdeGaelic — "Poet"BairdenOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdinOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdonOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BairdynOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BanbhattHindi — "Name of An ancient poet"BarathiHindi — "Poet"BardNorse — "Poet"BardanEnglish — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BardenEnglish — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BardonEnglish — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BardynOld English — "From the valley where barley is grown, From the poet's valley."BhartihariHindi — "Name of a poet"BhavalanHindi — "Poet"BhojHindi — "Name of a poet king, Meal"BragiNorse — "God of poetry."CaedmonAnglo-Saxon — "Poet"CallimachusLatin — "Name of a poet"CallimaehllsLatin — "Name of a poet."CatullusLatin — "Name of a poet"CinnaShakespearean — "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A conspirator against Caesar. A poet."dabeerArabic — "Judge, willing spark, famous poet who lament"DantelItalian — "Enduring. The poet Dante Alighieri wrote The Divine Comedy with its graphic description of medieval Hell known as 'Dante's Inferno.'."DaunteAmerican — "Enduring. The poet Dante Alighieri wrote The Divine Comedy with its graphic description of medieval Hell known as 'Dante's Inferno.'."deepenHindi — "Lord of the lamp, Name of poet"dipenHindi — "Lord of the lamp, Name of poet"EknathIndian — "A poet"FlngalIrish — "A borrowing from the Scottish, Fingal is an elaborated form of the Irish Finn fair The name was used by poet James Macpherson in his Ossianic poems"FlrdosIndian — "the Arabic fir daws paradise. The name was borne by the Persian poet and historian Firdausi c. 940-1020. He wrote the Shah Namah Book of Kings, a voluminous work about the history of Persia before the arrival of the Arabs"GalibHindi — "Name of A great Poet"GhazzalArabic — "A type of Poetry, Ode, Amatory verse, read or recite a verse"GwylimGerman — "Variant of William: Will-helmet. Famous Bearers: poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850)."HommerEnglish — "The name of the epic greek poet"HundujArabic — "Name of the Arab poet Imrul Qais, Hunduj Bin Hujr"ImbirtTeutonic — "Poet"ImburtTeutonic — "Poet"ImbyrtTeutonic — "Poet"JalabArabic — "Famous Poet"JannahCzech / Slovak — "The king's poet"JarirUrdu — "One who can pull; name of a famous Arab poet"JoydevHindi — "Ancient Poet"KacesvaraHindi — "Famous Poet, Deity of Beauty, A Temple"KalhanaIndian — "Poet"KalhanahIndian — "Poet"KalidaasHindi — "Great poet, dramatist, Slave of Goddess Kali"KambanIndian — "Twelfth-century poet."KapilanHindi — "Poet"KarirajHindi — "King of Poetry"KaveeIndian — "Poet"KaveenHindi — "Beautiful, Poet"KaveeshaHindi — "Lord of poets, lord Ganesh, Small poem"KaveyIndian — "Poet"KaviarasanHindi — "King of poet, King of poetry"KavieIndian — "Poet"KavindrahIndian — "God of poets."KavineshHindi — "Lord of poet"KavinraHindi — "A Poet"KavinyanHindi — "Poet"KaviraayaHindi — "A Wise Man, Poet"KavishHindi — "King of poets, Name of lord Ganesh"KavyIndian — "Poet"KavyanshHindi — "Intelligent and born with poetry"KhavishHindi — "King of poets, Other name of lord Ganesh"KhayaamUrdu — "Iranian Poet, Tent"MaauTongan — "Poet"ManshadArabic — "Poet"MihyarUrdu — "Name of a famous poet"MunshidArabic — "One who recites poetry"NaazhimArabic — "Arranger, Poet"NarsiIndian — "A poet; a saint"NashidArabic — "One who recites poetry"OfyddWelsh — "Welsh form of Ovid 'a Roman poet'."OisinIrish — "Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology."OisynOld Irish — "Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology."OlsfnIrish — "Diminutive form of os a deer: hence, a fawn, a little deer The name was borne by a famous Fenian poet, the son of Fionn MacCumhail Finn MacCool. The name has been Anglicized as Ossian and Ossin"OttakoothanHindi — "Poet"QasirArabic — "helpless poetic pseudonym"RorryIrish — "Red. Sixteenth-century rebel chief Rory O'More is celebrated in Irish poetry."RyordanGaelic — "The king's poet"ShoeerArabic — "Poet"SruthanIrish — "Poet"StrahanGaelic — "Poet"TaidhgGaelic — "Poet"TaldhgfnIrish — "Diminutive form of Tadhg poet, philoso-pher: hence, little poet, little philosopher The name was Anglicized as Tim"TaliesinWelsh — "Sixth-century poet"TeigueEnglish — "Poet"TukaramIndian — "A poet saint"TyagrajaIndian — "A famous poet"Umer KhayamArabic — "Name of A Famous Poet"UrfeeUrdu — "Name of popular Poet"VyasaIndian — "Name of a poet."ZwainArabic — "Poet"

Girl names that mean Poet

AaniArabic — "Fatimah Khatoon Female She Was A Literary Woman and A Poetess In Qastaniniyah"Aani Fatimah KhatoonUrdu — "She was a literary woman and a poetess in Qastaniniyah"AblaAfrican — "Means 'full-figured' in Arabic. The 7th-century Arabic poet Antara dedicated much of his poetry to a woman named Abla."BalladeEnglish — "A poetic woman"BrigidaScandinavian — "Strength. Mythological Celtic goddess of fire and poetry."BritaniaArabic — "A poetic name for Great Britain"BrittanyaArabic — "A poetic name for Great Britain"CaliopaSpanish — "the Greek Kalliope beautiful voice, a compounding of the elements kalios beauty, beautiful and ops voice The name is borne in Greek mythology by the Muse of epic poetry and eloquence"CeridwenWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CeridwynWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CerydwenWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CerydwinWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CerydwynWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CerydwynnWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."CerydwynneWelsh — "Poetry, White. The Welsh goddess of poetry."DamhnaitIrish — "Irish name, probably a development from Gaelic name Damhnait, itself perhaps feminine diminutive of damh (stag or poet). To non-Irish suggests blend of Daphne and nymph (logically enough, for former was latter)."DarionAmerican — "Gift. Also a variant of Darin. Poet John Keats described the moment of discovery when explorers stood 'silent upon a peak in Darien.'."DarrienGreek — "Gift. Also a variant of Darin. Poet John Keats described the moment of discovery when explorers stood 'silent upon a peak in Darien.'."DervilaIrish — "Anglicized form of the Gaelic Deirbhile poet's daughter"DymphnaIrish — "Irish name, probably a development from Gaelic name Damhnait, itself perhaps feminine diminutive of damh (stag or poet). To non-Irish suggests blend of Daphne and nymph (logically enough, for former was latter)."EirannGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EirinnGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EranaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EratoGreek — "Muse of erotic poetry"ErenaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErenahGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EreneGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EreniGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EreniaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EriannGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinaCeltic — "Irish name, from poetic name for Ireland."ErinanGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinetaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErineteIrish — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinettGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinettaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinetteGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EriniahGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinnaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinnahGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErinneGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EronneGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErrinAmerican — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErynaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"EryneGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErynnaGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErynnahGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"ErynneGaelic — "Peaceful and poetic; beautiful, quite, hope; conscientious; From Ireland"GhazallArabic — "Genre of Poetry"HubayshahUrdu — "She was a poetess"Jahan KhatoonUrdu — "She was a Persian poet"JahankhatoonArabic — "SHE WAS A PERSIAN POET"KaavyanjaliHindi — "The offering of poetry"KabeeshaUrdu — "This was the name of a poetess, daughter of al-Waqa (AN)"KaheeshaUrdu — "This was the name of a poetess, daughter of al-Waqa"KaivyaHindi — "Knowledge of poet"KavindraIndian — "Poet"KavishaHindi — "Lord of poets, lord Ganesh, Small poem"KavyashreeHindi — "Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion"KavyashriHindi — "Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion"KavyasreeHindi — "Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion"KavyasriHindi — "Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion"KhaivyaHindi — "Poet"KhulaybahUrdu — "This was the name of an Arab poetess"KyrielleFrench — "A poetess"LaisGreek — "Favorite name with poets"Lindy BellArabic — "Snake; Lime tree; linDen tree.: From the OlD German BetlinDis, which is DeriveD from the worD for snake. Famous bearer: BelinDa was heroine of 18th century poet AlexanDer Popes The Rape of the Lock"ManshadahArabic — "Poet"MarilisGreek — "Abbreviation of Amaryllis - the flower Amaryllis, poetic reference to a simple shepherdess or country girl."MuazanahArabic — "Name of A Famous Poet"MufidaArabic — "Beneficial, advantageous, favourable, useful, profitable, A poetess of the past had this name"MunshidahArabic — "One who recites poetry"NaamagalHindi — "Magnificent Poetess, Orator"NaavarasiHindi — "Magnificent Poetess, Orator"NashidahArabic — "One who recites poetry"NazoArabic — "Handsome, Whimy, Famous Pashtun Female Poet of 18th Century"ParahaamHindi — "Name of A Famous Poet"QasoomahUrdu — "She was a poetess"RatnawaliHindi — "Wife of the famous poet named Tulsidas (Wife of the famous poet Named Tulsidas)"RawiahUrdu — "Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry"Rawiah RaawiyaArabic — "Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry"RawiyahArabic — "One who recites ancient poetry"SaajlahArabic — "Poet"SadoofSindhi — "Name of a poetess"ShaairahArabic — "Poet"ShairaUrdu — "Poet"SukavyaHindi — "It means a good holy poetry"TaarehahArabic — "Poet"TameemaArabic — "Name of A Poetess"TameemahUrdu — "Name of a poetess"TekahionwakeNorth American Indian — "Double wampum Mohawk. Teka- hionwake was the native name of Canadian poet Emily Pauline Johnson 1861-1913, the daughter of Mohawk Chief Henry Martin Johnson and Emily S. Howells, an Englishwoman"TerpsichoreGreek — "Muse of dance and lyric poetry"ThlVietnamese — "One who inspires poetry"WahabahUrdu — "This was the name of a poetess"WalihahUrdu — "This was the name of a poetess"

Unisex names that mean Poet

DarienSpanish — "Gift. Also a variant of Darin. Poet John Keats described the moment of discovery when explorers stood 'silent upon a peak in Darien.'."DarrianGreek — "Gift. Also a variant of Darin. Poet John Keats described the moment of discovery when explorers stood 'silent upon a peak in Darien.'."DevanIrish — "Writer of poetry"DevinIrish — "Poet"DevonEnglish — "Poet"KaviIndian — "Poet"LeeEnglish — "Glade, alternative meaning, poet, also, a unisexual name meaning 'plum'"TeigeAmerican — "A Poet"

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