Nature Names

Big mountain or great peak, derived from Gaelic elements for great and mountain.

Possibly derived from Germanic elements or as a variant of Lyman, meaning 'man o...

A place name derived from Old English, referring to a bridge over a stream or ri...

Little flower.

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Old English elements relati...

One who works at sea; a sailor or mariner.

A well or spring where roses grow.

Possibly related to 'ambush' or derived from Ambrose.

The meaning is uncertain and requires further etymological research.

Settlement of Auca or land of the oak trees.

Son of Baco or dweller at the beech tree.

A fort or fortified place associated with willow trees or a person named Wil.

Island of linden trees or a sheltered island.

Virtue river or river of virtue.

Little rose or rosy one.

The pollen-bearing part of a flower, or possibly derived from 'anthos' meaning '...

Sea warrior or descendant of the sea.

Uncertain; possibly related to 'río' (river) or a place name.

A name derived from 'moral,' referring to mulberry trees or moral/ethical concep...

The meaning and origin of this name are unclear and require further research.

Tree or possibly related to 'arbor' meaning tree.

Famous rose or renowned flower.

Possibly meaning 'she who dwells in the forest' or a literary invention.

From a high meadow or clearing.

Dweller at the apple orchard or settlement with apple trees.

A surname indicating descent from someone named Winter or association with the w...

The meaning depends on the kanji used; commonly 'tree' or 'second' combined with...

River (Japanese); or a plant used in traditional ceremonies (Polynesian).

Lord of the ocean or ocean ruler.

The meaning depends on the kanji used; typically 'flower' or 'blossom' combined ...

A mouth of a river or a settlement near water.

One who sits or is in a seated position.

Translates to 'Thunder Rolling Over the Mountains' in the Nez Perce language.

Farmer or one who works the earth.

Lily or graceful lily, from the Hebrew 'shoshana' meaning 'lily.'

From Laurentum, a city in ancient Italy; also associated with the laurel tree.

Woman from Cynthus, a mountain sacred to the goddess Diana.

A name meaning 'from the bright clearing' or 'dweller in the shire meadow.'

A woman from the hazel tree place; one who is wished for.

High mountain or exalted.

Man or mankind, derived from the Hebrew word for earth or red earth.

Of the sea or beloved.

Dark river or dark stream.

Olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Of the sea or beloved, derived from the Latin 'mare' (sea) or the Hebrew 'Miriam...

The flower rose, symbolizing love and beauty.

A lily flower, symbolizing purity and innocence.

Gift of the sea or from Doris.

Small hollow or low-lying meadow.

From the beaver stream or meadow.

Wise river or old river, derived from the River Shannon in Ireland.

Derived from a place name meaning 'broad clearing' or 'wide meadow.'

Stone meadow or one from the stony clearing.

A diminutive of Maria or Mariam, meaning 'beloved' or 'of the sea' through its c...

The hazel tree or the color hazel (a light brown).

Meadow or clearing, derived from the Old English 'leah' meaning 'clearing' or 'm...

A name meaning 'great circle' or 'sea-born,' derived from Welsh elements referri...

Of the sea or relating to Mary.

An olive tree or one who plants olive trees.

A name meaning 'famous friend' or 'friend of the sea,' derived from Old English ...

A person from the western meadow or clearing.

From the forest or of the woods.

From a clearing or meadow, or from the Irish surname Ó Raghaillaigh.

A lily or graceful lily.

A ford by a cliff or a settlement by a steep riverbank.

Wide meadow or from the city of Sydney.

The lily flower, symbolizing purity and innocence.

Purple flower.

Rose or flower.

A woman who works the earth or a farmer, derived from the Greek word for earth.

Dew of the sea, referring to the rosemary herb, or a combination of Rose and Mar...

A flower name derived from the lily, symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty.

A daisy flower; literally 'day's eye' from the flower's appearance.

Warm or from the River Clyde.

Lily flower.

Of the sea or belonging to Mary.

From the linden tree island or from Lindsey in England.

A violet flower, symbolizing modesty, faithfulness, and virtue.

Of the sea or beloved.

Star of the sea or the fifth month.

From Saint Denis or wide meadow.

Settlement where ash trees grow.

River of the wolf, derived from Arabic words for wolf and river.

The warmest season of the year, used as a given name.

A diminutive of Susanna, meaning 'lily' or 'graceful lily'.

A rose or a garland of roses.

One who lives by a pear tree or a person of the pear, from Old English elements.

A name meaning 'of the forest' or 'from the forest,' derived from Latin or possi...

Hare's meadow or rocky meadow.

The Roman goddess of flowers and spring, representing blooming plants and natura...

A name derived from the olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom in many culture...

Ancestor's descendant or olive tree.

Dweller in the meadowland or fallow land.

Bright sea, from Irish elements meaning 'bright' and 'sea.'

Laurel tree or crowned with laurel.

Meadow or clearing in a wood.

Of the forest or wooded, derived from the Latin word for forest.

Green river or fresh water.

Row of trees.

A parrot, or a diminutive of Mary meaning 'of the sea.'

One who lives in or tends a grove of trees.

Rose, derived from the Greek word 'rhodon' meaning rose.

A wreath or garland of flowers, or a strip of land, derived from Old French orig...

A meadow or clearing with oak trees.

The letter D or a river name.

Of the lake, or resembling a martin (bird); possibly related to the sea fish.

From the sea or seaman.

A name meaning 'deer forest' or 'forest of the roe deer,' derived from Old Norse...

Horn or related to the horn-bearing cornel tree.

A mighty warrior or one who cuts down; a feller of trees.

Derived from a place name meaning 'at the holly trees' or 'holly grove'.

Old forest or ancient wood.

Little seal.

A diminutive of Suzanne, meaning 'little lily'.

Rosary or garland of roses, referring to the Catholic prayer beads and devotion.

A place name meaning 'settlement on the River Dae' or 'dairy farm town.'

Sea friend or boar friend.

A diminutive or shortened form of names beginning with 'Mont-,' typically meanin...

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a diminutive form of Mary.

A diminutive of George or Georgia, meaning 'farmer' or 'earth worker'.

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy, or relating to the Adriatic Sea.

From Saint Maur or a place by the sea.

Rose flower combined with the suffix '-lee,' suggesting a meadow or clearing of ...

From the red clearing or red meadow.

Named after the pansy flower, derived from the French word for thought.

A ford or river crossing associated with willow trees or a person named Wil.

A shallow place in a river where one can cross on foot.

A person from Chauncey or one associated with the place, possibly meaning 'from ...

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'linden tree' and 'hill.'

A feminine form of George, meaning 'farmer' or 'one who works the earth'.

A settlement by the river Wil, or a farmstead near water.

From the meadow or a man of the meadow.

A meadow of hares or a hare-filled clearing.

The Roman goddess of the hearth, home, and family.

Mountain goat or wild goat.

Uncertain; possibly related to ocean or a diminutive form.

A small violet flower, symbolizing modesty and virtue.

Mountain of the powerful man or from Montgommery, a place in Normandy.

A bright or clear forest.

Derived from a place name meaning 'wood' or 'forest', or from a personal name.

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a form of Mary.

The beech tree, from the French 'la fayette.'

Flowering or blooming, derived from the Latin word for flower.

Oak tree.

Derived from an occupational surname meaning 'cart driver' or 'man who operates ...

Cheerful or from the sea.

Eagle tree or eagle wood.

A diminutive of Sidney, meaning 'wide meadow' or 'from Saint Denis'.

From the forest, from the Latin element 'silva' meaning 'forest' or 'woodland'.

An Irish surname-derived name meaning 'hound of the plain' or from the river Con...

The laurel tree, symbolizing victory and honor.

Still water or dead sea.

A Latin word meaning 'sacred grove' or 'forest.'

Linden tree meadow or clearing.

A Welsh name possibly meaning 'sea fortress' or derived from the Welsh 'mor' (se...

Little flower, a diminutive form emphasizing delicate beauty.

Messenger or earth-related.

Deer forest or woodland.

A well or spring where horses graze, or a well where roses grow.

Of the sea or beloved.

A person from Chauncey or one associated with the place, possibly meaning 'from ...

A doorkeeper or one who shows people to their seats.

Linden tree in Slavic, or a diminutive form of names like Eliphas in Hebrew trad...

From a town or settlement associated with a grove or forest, from Old English 'g...

A limb or division of a tree, or a subdivision of a family or organization.

A pearl, or of the sea; a blend of Mary and Margaret traditions.

Little rose.

A farmer or one who works the earth; a tiller of the soil.

A name derived from the French word for 'mountain,' from Latin 'mons.'

A bend in a river or a dwelling by a bend.

From the oak valley or oak-tree valley.

White or bright, referring to the Alpheus River in ancient Greece.

From the ash tree settlement or fortress.

Of the forest or woodland, relating to forests and wild nature.

Laurel tree or crowned with laurel.

A name meaning 'pointed mountain' or 'sharp mountain' from Old French elements.

Of the mountains or mountaineer.

Farmer or earth-worker.

Commander of the sea or high-ranking naval officer.

One who lives by the oak trees.

Named after the River Clodagh.

Famous friend or sea friend.

Daffodil or narcissus flower, symbolizing self-love.

A place name derived from 'bel' (beautiful) and 'mont' (mountain).

Derived from the Boise River, which comes from French 'les bois' meaning 'the wo...

Derived from an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Loingseach,' possibly relat...

Sea friend or boar friend.

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'valley of the holly trees' or simil...

Sea fair or sea white.

A mouth of a river or settlement near water.

Road or street.

A diminutive form related to lily or light, possibly meaning 'little lily.'

A type of evergreen tree, or a surname derived from dwelling near pine trees.