Browse names

Latin · oh-LIV-ee-uh

olive tree, peace

Scottish · EYE-luh

island

Greek · EYE-riss

rainbow

English · REN

small bird

English · HAY-zel

hazel tree

English · EYE-vee

climbing vine

Latin · SAYJ

wise, herb

Gaelic · ROH-un

little red-haired one, rowan tree

Latin · SYE-lus

of the forest

Hawaiian/Japanese · KYE

sea / ocean

Greek · LEE-un

lion

English · RIV-er

flowing water

Persian · YAZ-min

jasmine flower

Arabic · ZAY-nab

fragrant flower

Italian · loh-REN-zoh

from Laurentum, laurel

Germanic · ROB-in

bright fame, small bird

Latin · JOO-ni-per

youth-giving berry tree

Japanese · sah-KOO-rah

cherry blossom

Japanese/Korean · HAH-nah

flower / one

Sanskrit · MEER-uh

ocean, prosperous

Ethiopian · ah-YAH-nah

beautiful flower

Irish · USH-een

little deer

Scottish · KAL-um

dove

Norse · BYORN

bear

Scottish · SKYE

sky, cloud

English · SKY

heavens, atmosphere

English · ASH

ash tree

Māori · Huia

treasured native bird

Māori · Kiri

skin, bark of a tree

Māori · Mahuika

goddess of fire

Māori · Moana

ocean, sea

Māori · Ngaio

a native tree; clever

Māori · Ngaire

flax

Māori · Nikau

native palm tree

Māori · Pania

sea maiden of legend

Māori · Pounamu

greenstone, jade

Māori · Puawai

flower, blossom

Māori · Tui

native songbird

Māori · Waitohi

sacred waters

Māori · Kotuku

white heron

Māori · Tiare

flower

Māori · Kauri

great native tree

Māori · Manu

bird

Māori · Tāne

man; god of forests

Māori · Kōmako

bellbird

Māori · Ngahere

forest, bush

Māori · Rākau

tree, timber

Māori · Awa

river, channel

Māori · Wai

water

Māori · Ahi

fire

Māori · Ua

rain

Māori · Puna

spring of water, source

Cornish · EL-oh-wen

elm tree

Chinese · LEE-en

lotus, graceful willow

Welsh · BRAN

raven

Māori · Tangaroa

god of the sea

Māori · Pīwaiwaka

fantail bird