It is of Spanish origin and means “a dove.” Doves are associated with peace, purity, and friendship which makes them a favorite inclusion in all manner of Christmas cards, stamps, and decorations. Paloma is a name that’s having a moment in the US where it’s currently a top 1000 name. Lupita itself means “little wolf.” Paloma The name means “the river of the wolf.” It holds double significance because of Our Lady Guadalupe and her miraculous appearance(s). She came to be known as “Mother Lupita.” Lupita and Lupe are diminutive forms of Guadalupe. Now it’s time to learn about St. Anastasia Guadalupe García Zavala! She dedicated herself to the care of ill people and was noted for her compassion and faith. Despite being one of the most handsome names on this list, it has never been a popular choice among American parents. It’s a gorgeous name that feels somewhat exotic. Farashaįarasha means “butterfly”y in Arabic, which means that to English speakers, it feels more like a soft feminine name and less like a fluttery animal. This gentle appellation has Cornish origins and means “elm.” It makes for a very attractive alternative to established E baby girl names, Elodie and Eleanor.

Avalon means “island of apples.” Sold! ElowenĪ popular choice in the UK, Elowen might start trending in the US in the coming years. We think it’s time for this name to make a comeback in the states. Avalon has Celtic origins and is very old. It’s the place King Arthur was taken to recover from his battle wounds. If you are looking for a subtle, not too hippyish appellations for your daughter, you have come to the right place! Discover the best name for her below! AvalonĪvalon, an island paradise of Celtic myth and Arthurian legend.

We have curated dozens of names for you to consider from around the world that hold meanings ranging from botanical to celestial. We have rounded up all of the best nature-inspired girl names that hide their nature-relatedness in their meanings.

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