There is nothing more beautiful than nature. It’s the love of nature that makes people travel to beautiful places. When that is not possible, they encircle their surroundings with plants. Often we meet parents who love gardening and plants that much that they name their children after their favorite plants. There is nothing wrong with naming your children after trees. But if you want an uncommon and trendy name for your daughter, which will make her feel good in the future, you need to search a lot. Therefore, to make your task a little less, we have added some beautiful baby girl names based on trees, plants, and botanical objects.
Plant Name for Girls
- Acacia: Sort of a shrub, mostly found in the Asian and the Australian region.
- Acer: Botanical name of maple
- Ainsley: Derived from both the Scottish old English dialect, Ainsley means woodland.
- Alameda: A place covered with trees
- Alani: Alani is the Hawaiian variation to address an orange tree.
- Alaqua: It is a Native American sweetgum tree.
- Albert: A small Christmas tree
- Alivette: Olive Tree
- Alona: In the Hebrew language, Alona denotes an oak.
- Althea: Althea is a shrub that delivers flowers during summer.
- Amber
- Andromeda: A Japanese shrub
- Ametza: Originated from the Basque dialect, Ametza symbolizes an oak tree.
- Anise: It is a small flowering plant that grows well in the Chinese climate.
- Arden: Derived from a Latin word, it means a great forest.
- Arzana: A Bush
- Artemisia: A shrub
- Ash/Ashley/Ashlee/Ashlie/Ashlyn/Ashlynn/Ashby: Derived from English Ashley (ash-tree)
- Ashton: Arrived from the old English language, it means ash-tree-town.
- Aspen
- Aven
- Azalea: A shrub grows in Asian, European, and North American countries. Azalea flowers generally bloom in Spring.
- Bay: Bay is the diminutive form of the Bay laurel tree that contains oval-shaped lovely green leaves.
- Begonia: Flowering plants
- Belenda/Belinda/Bellinda/Belynda: Derived from an old German word that means a bright linden tree.
- Berry/Beryl: Berry Tree
- Blossom: Flowers on a tree.
- Brier: A flowering plant in southern France
- Bryony: Plant with large leaves
- Calla: Two arum plants
- Cally/Cayla: Crown of Laurel
- Cassia/Cassiah
- Cedar
- Cerios/Cerese/Cerise/Cher/Cherida/Cheryth: All derived from ‘Cherry’
- Chi: According to the Vietnamese language, Chi signifies a tree branch.
- Cinnamon: A small evergreen tree
- Clematis: In the Greek language, Clematis means a climbing plant.
- Clove
- Cynara: The Greek variation of a thistle plant.
- Dafne/Daphne: Italian word to address a Laurel tree.
- Dara/Derry: Oak(Derry in Irish)
- Darnell: A forest plant grows in Spring.
- Dassah: Myrtle tree
- Drusilla: Latin word to address an Oak tree.
- Ebony: A dense brownish wood.
- Eila/Ela: A Hebrew term to denote an oak tree.
- Eilat: An orchard filled with long trees.
- Elana: Hebrew variation of the word tree.
- Evette/Evennoe/Evonne: A yew tree
- Fennel: A Faeniculam plant
- Fern/Ferna/Frenanda/Fernley: Fern is a flowerless green plant.
- Fidan: It means sapling.
- Filis: It signifies greenery.
- Forsythia: An Eurasian shrub with bright yellow flowers blooms in Spring.
- Fuchsia: A shrub delivers purplish-red flowers, common in America and New Zealand.
- Gelsomina: A flowering tree.
- Geneva/Jonevah: A tree that possesses umbrella-like branches.
- Hada/Hadaccah/Hadas/Hadassa/Hadassah: A myrtle tree.
- Haruki: It is a Japanese word to indicate a springtime tree.
- Haze/Hazel: A large shrub grows in Northern Hemisphere.
- Heather/Hebe: A flowering plant
- Holly/Hollie/Hollis: An evergreen shrub
- Idra: A fig tree according to the Hebrew language
- Ilana/Ilanit: The Hebrew adaptation of the word tree.
- Indigo: A flowering plant
- Ivet/Ivette/Ivetter/Ivenett/Ivonette/Ivonne: Arrived from French Yvette and German Yvonne, both means Yew tree.
- Iwona: From Polish Iwo ‘Yew’
- Ivy: An evergreen plant
- Jasmine: A flowering plant
- Juniper: A plant belongs to the Cypress family.
- Jasmine: A flowering plant
- Kai: A Willow tree
- Kaya/Kayla/Kyle: It Means crown of laurel
- Kezia/Keysha/Ketzia/Keshia/Keziah/Kisha/Kizzie: Several Hebrew variations to denote a Cassia tree.
- Lakeisha
- Lata: Popular Hindi and Bengali name that means vine.
- Lara/Lari/Laura/Laurel/Laureen/Lauren: A Laurel plant
- Laurelle/Lauressa/Lauretta/Laurette/Laurine/Laurita/Laurine/Lavra: Varitey of words to address a laurel plant.
- Leena/Lina: Arabic word to indicate a palm tree.
- Lindsey/Linnen: Linden tree
- Livia: Olive tree
- Lora/Lori/Lowri/Lowri/Lowrinda: German form to mean a Laurel tree
- Lotus: A flowering plant
- Lubna: Arabic word to denote a storax tree.
- Magnolia: A flowering tree
- Makala: A myrtle tree in Hawaii.
- Marietta
- Miki: In the Japanese language, it means a beautiful tree.
- Mirta: In Greek dialect, Mirta means ‘crown of thorns’
- Mirthe/Myrthe/Myrtle/Myrtie: Variety of words to symbolize a Myrtle tree.
- Naoki: In Japan, people adresses a docile tree as Naoki.
- Nelda: From Alder
- Nikki/Nikiesha: It is a Japanese word that means ‘two trees’.
- Nurit: A plant
- Olive/Olibhe/Olivette/Oliva/Olia/Olivia: Variety of words to signify an Olive tree.
- Orna/Ornat/Orinthia/Oriel: Orinthia plant
- Papina: Vine
- Penelope: A tree
- Philyra: Greek word to indicate a lime tree.
- Pomona: A Pomus tree
- Pepper
- Perry: From ‘Pear’
- Phylis: Greek word to express greenery
- Pinja: A pine tree
- Pomona: A plant with bushes and vines that delivers soft fruits
- Rima: A rainforest of South America
- Ritva: Brunch of trees
- Rosemary: A herb
- Rowan/Rowanne: Derived from a Gaelic word that means Redberry tree.
- Rue: A herb
- Sadira: ‘Lotus’ in the Persian language
- Sage: A herb with greyish-green leaves
- Salidji: ‘Fruit tree’ in the Egyptian language
- Salvia: One kind of herb
- Sakura: Famous Cherry tree in Japan.
- Silvana/Silvia: Arrived from Italian dialect, Silvana or Silvia means ‘Forest’.
- Soshi/Sosha: a Bengali word to indicate cucumber.
- Taimi: It means sapling in the Finnish language
- Tamara/Tamera/Tamiah/Tamarah/Tammy/Tammie: From Russian
- Tamara, that means Palm tree.
- Tansy: A herb
- Tuija: A cedar tree
- Tula/Tuli: A Bengali word to address cotton
- Vedonia: Vine/branch
- Verbena: A herbaceous plant with bright flower
- Verona/Veronia/Veroni: The name of the place where alder grows.
- Vonnie: A Yew tree
- Yvette/Yvonne: Variation of the words which indicate a Yew tree.
- Zetta: Zetta is a Hebrew word that symbolizes an Olive tree.
There are several similarities between plants and daughters. They both bring serenity and affection to your life. That does not mean you have no right to name your baby boy after plants and flowers. Follow this article, check the list and select according to your choice. We wish you all the best.
