flowers name |10 Flowers Name In Hindi-English| Name Of Flowers List | flowers name in hindi

 

flowers name |10 Flowers Name In Hindi-English| Name Of Flowers List | flowers name in hindi

10 flowers name In english

1. Heather

Introduce your baby Heather to the world and watch her blossom like this gorgeous purple plant. In Scotland, this plant grew in barren lands, bringing life to the rocky grounds.ADVERTISEMENT

2. Holly

"Are you a Christmas baby?" I asked every person who's ever encountered an Holly. Holly bushes boast a vibrant red berries, which makes them instantly recognizable they are extremely well-known during the Christmas season. The name derives out of the Old English word "holegn," meaning "to prick."

3. Ivy

In Ancient Greece, newlyweds were given an ivy wreath as a symbol of their faithfulness to one another. The Old English name still represents faith. We're certain that your sweet Ivy will be as stylish and cool just like Blue Ivy Carter.

4. Sage

It's the perfect time to light some sage and welcome the baby girl into a positive and soothing world. This Latin monikermeans "wise" and can hopefully confer an eternity of wisdom your baby.ADVERTISEMENT

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5. Cedar

The cedar tree is believed to be the place of important gods. It could also connect you to different realms! In the past it was believed that people burned cedar for purification. We like this French name due to the fact that it's non-sex..

6. Basil

Unexpectedly, this aromatic herb can sprout little flowers. This beautiful Greek name means "regal" and is obviously perfect for your prince.

7. Ren

Ren is a lovely option for your child. In Irish it means "water lily" and in Japanese it is "lotus." The sacred lotus flower was symbolic of resurrection in the ancient Egyptian culture. Buddhists see it as an indicator to indicate an awakening in the spiritual realm. One Ren we cherish is the protagonist of the movie Footloose, who you might think that she found rebirth through dancing. Everyone cut footloose!

8. Jared/Jarred

The meaning is "rose" in Hebrew, this name is fitting for your adorable baby girl. Jared Padalecki of Supernatural fame (and Dean for all you Gilmore Girls fans) is a celebrity with this new name.ADVERTISEMENT

9. Indigo

Names for babies with colours (hey, Blue Ivy) are very popular in the present. This name is derived from the deep blue dye that is produced by the indigo plant. It's striking whether you're girls or boys.

10. Sorrel

It's an Old French and German name that refers to "reddish-brown hair." So If you've got an baby name picked out, but your dude comes out with copper-coloured hair, might you call him Sorrel? If you're not aware that a flowering sorrel is an hibiscus flower that may be employed to create teas and other drinks.

11. William

Sweet William is available in white, pink as well as red and purple. It blooms in stunning clusters. Who knew Prince William's German moniker was so pretty?

12. Kunal

For Sanskrit, Kunal means "lotus," or "someone who sees beauty in everything." That's no surprise, considering that the gorgeous lotus flower stands out in the midst of the most murky of ponds. We are awestruck by actor Kunal Nayyar, who plays Rajesh's charming character on the show The Big Bang Theory.

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