Female names created by the name of flowers have existed at all times and among many peoples. No one could resist the beauty of plants, and therefore they named in honor of them the most beautiful and beloved that they had - daughters. Check out the most beautiful and common "flower" names. Maybe this will help you choose the right option for your beauty.
Rose. The most beautiful flower and popular option
Opens the list, of course, the name Rose - the most common and beautiful of all "floral". It sounds almost the same in many languages and is rooted in Latin. The meaning of the name is simple - without any subtext, it means exactly the rose flower.
The owners of the name are very beautiful, delicate and prone to luxury women. Despite the subtle mental organization, all Roses, like a flower, have "thorns". They stand up for themselves, have a stubborn nature and do not forgive insults.
Most famousbearers of the name Rose: the Polish revolutionary Luxembourg, the Kazakh singer Rymbaeva, the Russian TV presenter Syabitova. Rose was also the name of the protagonist of the cult film Titanic, played by American actress Kate Winslet.
Lily
The female name also comes from the Latin name of the flower of the same name. In different nations, it is associated with purity, tenderness and fragility. This is exactly what the owners of the name are by nature, however, it is worth remembering that lily flowers have a very specific aroma, which can even make your head ache. This specificity is also present in the character of Lily - these are very direct and mysterious women, sometimes seeming to others just strange. However, these features only draw attention to the Lilies, charming many.
Celebrities named Lilia include: British writer Lillian Ethel Voynich, Mayakovsky's Russian muse Lilya Brik, American actresses Lillian Gish and Lily Collins, English singer Lily Allen.
Jasmine
Flower, singer and lover of Aladdin. The beautiful Persian name Jasmine also belongs to quite common forms in the world with a long history. Due to its origin, it is most often associated with oriental women, however, it has also been found with us for several decades.
Women with this name are like the flowers they were named after: they are sultry, straightforward, fragrant and memorable. Outwardly, they may look innocent andsimple as jasmine flowers, but their soul is like the fragrance of a flower: it is full, bottomless and magical. It is simply impossible to get bored with such people.
The most famous owners of the name Jasmine: Russian pop singer, British singer Birdy, and the fictional Disney princess from the cartoon "Aladdin".
Azalea
Don't know what to name your daughter? Like the name of the flower of the same name, the name Azalea comes from the Greek language and implies a very beautiful flowering shrub. In Russia, it is only gaining popularity, meeting very rarely and mainly among Muslims.
The nature of Azaleas is very reminiscent of luxurious flowers. The fact is that before the flowering period, these shrubs are completely no different from any others, but when they bloom, they amaze with beauty and aroma. In order to see the beautiful soul and character of Azalea, it is necessary to inspire a very strong trust in her. These women are quite closed to strangers and do not feel very good in large companies. For random people, they are common and nondescript. But relatives know how Azalea's soul blossoms - these are the kindest, sincere, cheerful and incredibly talented women.
Astra
The name Astra has two translations in its meaning at once: "star" and the flower of the same name. This is because the ancient Greeks named these bright and beautiful flowers after the stars. However, the name Astra is not ancient Greek, but Russian, put into use after the revolution - precisely because of the "star"values. Despite the ubiquity of the flower, the name Astra never left the Soviet Union, and is now extremely rare, being considered rather extravagant.
Astra's character is very open, bright and outstanding women, real stars. They always strive for great success, but they do not have vanity, but great diligence, thanks to which they are really able to achieve significant heights.
Viola
Beautiful and gentle option. The name Viola owes its origin to the Latin name for violets. It is not very common in Russia. However, in the rest of the world it is one of the most popular "flower" names, along with Lilies and Roses.
The owners of this form are very nice and sweet women. They have a rich imagination, a vulnerable soul and a very strong love for nature, and therefore for Viola there is no better rest than a walk through the forest or the river bank. As with fragile violets, Violas should be handled very carefully: they are easily upset. Feeling offended, this woman will simply close, it will be almost impossible to win her trust again.
Famous Violas include: American actresses Davis and Lynn Collins, as well as the fictional heroine of a series of detective novels by Daria Dontsova, Viola Tarakanova. In the film adaptation of the books, her role was played by actress Irina Rakhmanova.
Violetta
Another female name for violet flowers is Violetta. Many believe that Violetta is the same as Viola, however, thisdelusion. Despite the common meaning, these are different names, and specifically Violetta was not invented in the Roman Empire, but in modern Italy. Violetta is a diminutive form of the name of the flower, and therefore the name can literally be translated as "violet". Unlike Viola, this name is very common in Russia.
And Violetta's character is very different from Viol's. These women are uninhibited, mischievous and funny, always ready for new acquaintances, adoring communication and wide fun.
From the famous Violette, one can single out such stars as the Soviet ballerina Bovt, the Polish singer with the "voice of the atomic age" Villas and the Russian politician Kosheva. And the name Violetta was endowed with the main character of Giuseppe Verdi's opera "La Traviata".
Camellia
Maybe this is a good option? Like the name of the flower, the name Camellia is taken from Latin. It is very common in the world and extremely rare in Russia, but among newborns of the last three years it is more common than ever.
Women with the name Camellia have a rather complex character: they are capricious, very vulnerable and almost never know what they want. However, this is only a "surface" of the soul of the owners of the name, for the closest they know how to be not only kind and affectionate, but also very selfless and devoted. Camellias also know how to sincerely love, possessing a huge amount of femininity, tenderness and a romantic mindset.
Camilla
Another common misconception is that the names Camille and Camellia are the same. Unlike the same Viola and Violetta, these names do not even have the same meaning. In fact, the Latin name Camilla does not even come from a flower, but from a generic ancient Roman cognomen, meaning a girl of impeccable origin. But in English, the name Camilla is very consonant with the name of chamomile (chamomile), and therefore the name has become strongly associated with this flower.
The simplicity of daisies did not affect the character of women with this name in any way - Camillas are proud and chic, have impeccable manners and very meticulously make up their social circle.
Famous Camillas: French artist Claudel; wife and model of Claude Monet - Donsier; wife of Prince Charles of Wales Duchess of Windsor.
Kupava
Interested in something fashionable in the old days? The beautiful and unusual Slavic name Kupava comes from the colloquial name of the bathing suit flowers. The form was occasionally found in pre-revolutionary Russia, but completely went out of use in Soviet times. Nowadays, the use of the name has revived, however, it is still very, very rare. More often Kupava are found in Belarus and Ukraine.
By nature, these are very simple, open and naive women. In the male equivalent, they would certainly be called "shirt-guy". What exactly is not in the owners of the name is hypocrisy, greed and envy. They are ready to give the last to those in need, they are always happykeep company and become reliable friends, incapable of betrayal. And Kupavs very easily find a common language with children and become good mothers.
Dahlia
Dahlia's name, like Camille, sounds like the name of a flower, but doesn't imply it. Both in Russia and in the rest of the world, Georgina (as well as Zhorgina, Georgia and Yorgina) is the female version of the international name George (George, George). Like the male ancient Greek counterpart, in translation it means "farmer". And only in Russia is it associated with a flower, which was named after the Russian scientist of German origin Johann Georgi. Throughout the rest of the world, dahlias are known by the Latin name dahlia.
By nature Dahlias are very lively, cheerful and somewhat masculine. They are characterized by straightforwardness, courage and strength. These women know how to be their own in any company, have oratorical talent, love sports and competitions. Even in ordinary life, they are only capable of cultivating in a state of excitement, trying to overtake others.
Aigul
The list of female flower names would be incomplete without mentioning the classic Muslim name Aigul. Which literally translates as "moon flower", but implies the mountain flower aigul of the same name.
The owners of the name are very funny, cheerful and agile women. It is difficult for Aiguls to sit still, they are always charged with a thirst for activity and know how to inventdifferent activities both for themselves and for others. For a woman named Aigul, the question is "what to do?" or "what to do?" just doesn't exist.
Celebrities named Aigul include Russian singer Barieva, Kazakh TV presenter Mukey and Kazakh actress Imanbayeva.
Margarita
Are you a fan of Bulgakov's work? In translation, the name Margarita is one of those that are not originally associated with flowers. It is rooted in Greek and translates as "pearl". However, in Russian, French, Spanish and Italian, the name Margarita is most consonant with the name of the daisy flower, and therefore is closely associated with it.
Women with this beautiful variant have a very strong-willed character, an excellent sense of humor and an excellent memory. Margaritas never forget either good or bad, which is both a plus and a minus of their nature. And these women are very devoted and strict odnolyubki. Even when changing partners, they choose exclusively similar men.
Celebrities include: French Queen Margot, British politician and Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher, American actress Rita Hayworth, American writer Margaret Mitchell, Soviet and Russian actress Margarita Terekhova.
Vasilisa
And another similar name. In its translation, the name Vasilisa, like the male counterpart Vasily, is in no way connected with the sky-blue wildflowers cornflowers. Namecomes from the Greek language and is translated as "royal" (the Greek word "basilias" is translated as "king"). The name is very common in Russia, and due to folklore associations, it is often mistakenly considered Slavic, and therefore associated with the Russian folk wild flower.
However, in the character of a woman with that name there is nothing of cornflower blue simplicity. The Vasilises are indeed regal, very stately and with high self-esteem. They are very smart, calm, kind, but not naive, they never allow themselves to be used, they rely only on themselves in life.
Among the famous Vasilis: fictional heroines of many Russian fairy tales Vassilisa the Beautiful and Wise, the heroine of the play of the same name by Maxim Gorky Vassa Zheleznova, Russian TV presenter and astrologer Vasilisa Volodina.
Melissa
Finishes the list of female flower names Melissa. Despite the fact that it is translated from Greek as "bee", in Russian and some other languages it is associated with the name of the medicinal plant of the same name and its small, but very fragrant flowers.
The owners of the name are distinguished by a philosophical attitude to life, inner harmony and a pure soul. Melissas are very hardworking (like the bees they are named after), kind and know how to enjoy the little things.
Famous Melissas: American actress Hart, French actress Mars and Italian writer Panarello.
