Nature girl names

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From the Latin oliva, 'olive tree' — a symbol of peace.

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From the flower, Latin viola.

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From the hazel tree.

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From the lily flower, a symbol of purity.

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Scottish place name; the river Islay.

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From the evergreen vine, symbol of fidelity.

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From the willow tree; a symbol of grace.

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Hawaiian, 'heavenly flowers' or 'royal child'

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Turkish, 'halo of moonlight'; Hebrew, 'oak tree'

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Greek goddess of the rainbow.

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From the daisy flower; Old English 'day's eye'.

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English word name, from Latin autumnus, 'fall season'

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English place name, 'wild boar meadow'

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From Spanish piedra de la ijada, 'stone of the side'

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From Old English heg + leah, 'hay meadow'; variant of Hayley

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From Taino zabana via Spanish sabana, 'grassy plain'

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Feminine of George; from Greek georgos, 'earth-worker'

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From the juniper tree; Latin iuniperus.

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Old English hǣth + lēah, 'heather field'

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From the rose flower; emblem of love.

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Old English aesc + leah, 'ash tree meadow'

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English word name from Old English aemyrge, 'glowing ash'

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English, after botanist Pierre Magnol; the flowering tree

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English word name, from Old English sumor, the season

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Feminine of Alan, possibly Celtic for 'rock' or 'harmony'; Hawaiian, 'offering'

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Modern elaboration of Wren (the bird) + Old English leah, 'meadow'

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Hawaiian compound of kai and lani, 'the sea and the sky'

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Modern coinage: English oak tree + Welsh suffix lynn, 'lake'

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Old English place name, 'dark meadow' or 'pale clearing'

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Basque mountain; Japanese 'night rain'; Arabic 'noble'

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From Latin oliva, the olive tree; symbol of peace

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Hawaiian, 'orange tree' and its fruit

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Scandinavian short for Katharina; Hawaiian 'the sea'

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From Persian yasamin, the jasmine flower

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Spanish mountain range in Alicante province

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Modern blend of Welsh bryn, 'hill,' and Old English -lee, 'meadow'

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English occupational surname, variant of Sailor

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Respelling of Cattleya, Colombia's national orchid

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Named for the dahlia flower, after Swedish botanist Anders Dahl

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Hawaiian kai, 'sea,' and lani, 'heaven/sky'

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Variant of Lily, from the lily flower symbolizing purity

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Hawaiian, kai 'sea' and lani 'sky' — 'sea and sky'

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From Latin ros marinus, 'dew of the sea'; the herb of remembrance

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Old English broc, 'small stream'

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Hebrew, 'protected by God'; also Arabic, 'evening conversation'

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From Old English maedwe, 'land mown for hay'

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English word-name for the deep blue color and sea service

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From the poppy flower.

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Modern compound of Wren (songbird) and Lee, Old English 'meadow'

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Flower name, from Greek azaleos, 'dry'

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French form of Sylvia, from Latin silva, 'forest'

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From Latin silva, 'forest'

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Modern feminine of Welsh Bryn, 'hill'

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English word name, the cold season

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Old English hræfn, the black-feathered bird

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From alyssum flower; Greek a-lyssa, 'without madness'

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Italian/Spanish elaboration of Latin lilium, 'lily'

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Modern respelling of Winter, from Old English winter

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French for 'climbing vine'; also short for Juliana or Eliana

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From Old English holen, the evergreen holly tree

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Variant of Cornish Elowen, 'elm tree'

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Variant of Sage, from Latin sapius, 'wise, discerning'

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From Sanskrit upala, 'precious stone'

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Roman earth goddess of spring; also Māori for 'brave'

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From Guarani folklore; legendary princess of the ceibo flower

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From Old Norse for 'cloud island', after the Scottish isle