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10 flowers name In english
1. Heather
Bring your sweet Heather into the world of the living and watch her grow 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?" asked everyone who's ever encountered the Holly. Holly bushes have a punchy red berries, which makes them immediately recognizable as well as popular during the festive season. The name is derived in the Old English word "holegn," which translates to "to prick."
3. Ivy
In Ancient Greece, newlyweds were given an ivy wreath to symbolize their love for each other. And today the Old English name still represents faith. We're confident that your lovely Ivy will be as fashionable and chic as Blue Ivy Carter.
4. Sage
It's time to burn some sage to welcome your new girl into a positive and peaceful world. The Latin monikermeans "wise" and can hopefully confer an entire lifetime of wisdom on your baby.ADVERTISEMENT
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5. Cedar
The cedar tree is believed to be the home to important gods, and could link you to other realms! In earlier times it was believed that people burned cedar for purification. We love this French name due to the fact that it's unisex.
6. Basil
It's surprising to learn that this herb may produce tiny flowers. The charming Greek name translates to "regal" and is obviously fit for your little prince.
7. Ren
Ren is a lovely option for your child. In Irish it is "water lily" and in Japanese it means "lotus." The sacred lotus flower signified the rebirth of ancient Egyptian culture. Buddhists consider it an indicator that it is a sign of the awakening of spirit. One Ren we cherish is the protagonist of the movie Footloose that you could say found rebirth through dance. Everybody was a footloose!
8. Jared/Jarred
Meaning "rose" in Hebrew, this name is fitting to your sweet baby girl. Jared Padalecki of Supernatural fame (and Dean for all you Gilmore Girls fans) is an a-list celebrity with this new name.ADVERTISEMENT
9. Indigo
Color baby names (hey, Blue Ivy) are very trendy at the moment. This name is derived from the deep-blue dye that is produced by the indigo plant. It's striking for either the girl or boy.
10. Sorrel
It's one that is an Old French and German name that translates to "reddish-brown hair." So If you've got a baby name picked out, but your little child has copper-coloured hair, maybe you should call him Sorrel? If you're unaware, a flowering sorrel is a hibiscus, which could be utilized to make teas and other drinks.
11. William
Sweet William is available in white, pink, purple and red and blossoms in stunning clusters. Who would have thought that Prince William's German moniker was so pretty?
12. Kunal
For Sanskrit, Kunal means "lotus," or "someone who sees beauty in everything." This shouldn't come as a surprise as the stunning lotus flower stands out in the murkiest of ponds. We have a love for actor Kunal Nayyar who plays the charming Rajesh Koothrappali in the show The Big Bang Theory.
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