Spring is upon us, which means longer days, fresh flowers, spring cleaning, and a new batch of baby names! The winter brought on a wave of new beginnings, but now it’s time to spring forward into warmer weather and many new exciting adventures, like prepping to meet your little one! How about some spring baby names to embrace the dawn of a new season?
Jumping off our list of March baby names, here’s our extensive spring baby name roundup that’ll put a smile on your face.
Springtime runs through March 20—June 20, so consider naming your spring baby March, April, May or June.
Spring is the dawn of rebirth and renewal. Renata, Neo, Newland, Oriana, Novack, Roxana and Zara are all trending baby names that symbolize new, reborn or dawn. Likewise, Anastasia stands for “resurrection.”
Aviva means “springlike” in Hebrew, whereas Primavera signifies “spring” in Italian and Haruki translates to “spring child” in Japanese. The name Kia, which means “seasons beginning,” is of African origin.
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Flowers are a big symbol of spring. Consider naming your little flower Poppy, Lily, Rose, Lavender, Violet or Hyacinth, or after a tree, like Willow, Ash or Cypress.
Continuing with the flower theme, Flora, Florence and Fleur mean “flower,” and Blossom equates to “to bloom.” If none of these are sticking out to you, we’ve got you covered with over 50 more nature-inspired baby names right here.
Climbing the baby name chart is Pascal, a French name in reference of Easter.
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If you enjoy Greek mythology, take a look at the name Persephone, daughter of Zeus and the queen of harvest.
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