Lady on the lotus, a name of Lakshmi
Names meaning flower
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to flower, with the source shown on every name.
209 names: 144 for girls, 55 for boys and 10 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Steingass's Persian–English Dictionary and the Tamil Lexicon. A few to start: Gulzar ("rose garden"), Nalin ("lotus") and Shefali ("night jasmine").
111 of 209 names
Water-lily; Tamil alli
Lotus; Sanskrit ambuja, "born in water"
"Unfading, bright"; Sanskrit amlāna
"Unconquered"; a name of Durga
"Fragrance"; Arabic arīj, a sweet scent that spreads
Lotus; Sanskrit aravinda
"Flax flower"
"Spring"; Persian bahār
"The bakul flower"
"Violet", the flower; Persian banafsha
"Jasmine"; also "time, season"
"Creeper, flowering vine"; Sanskrit vratati
"Jasmine"
"Champak", the fragrant yellow flower
The fragrant golden champak flower
"Garden"; Persian chaman, "flower garden", + lāl, "darling son"
"Day's eye", the daisy flower
"Subduing"; the princess Damayanti of the Mahabharata
"Garland of the gods"; Sanskrit deva + mālya
"Paradise, garden"; Arabic firdaws
"Flower"; the Roman goddess of flowers
"Blooming, flourishing", from Latin floreo
"Rose, flower"; Persian gul
"Scattering flowers"; Persian gul-afshān
"Delicate as a rose"; Persian gul-badan, "rose-bodied"
"Spring flower"; Persian gul and bahār
Rose-coloured; Persian gul + fām
"Pomegranate blossom"; Persian gulnār
Persian gul, "rose", and nāz, "grace, charm"
One who scatters flowers; Persian gul + rez
"Rosy-cheeked"; Persian gul-rukh
A rose garden; a garden full of flowers
Rose garden; Persian gul + zār
"Garden"; Arabic ḥadīqa, a walled garden
"Blue lotus"
"Rainbow", from Greek iris
Jasmine; Marathi jāī, from Sanskrit jāti
"Hyacinth"; Latin hyacinthus, the flower and gem
Lotus, literally "born in water"; Sanskrit jalaja
"Lotus"; literally "born in water"
The jasmine flower; from Persian yāsaman
"Jasmine"
A small white jasmine, the eared jasmine
"Little garden"; Arabic junayna, a little paradise
White lotus that blooms at night; Sanskrit kairava
"Moonlight"
"Bud"
Lotus; Sanskrit kamala, also "rose-coloured"
"Lotus"; a name of the goddess Lakshmi
A lake full of lotuses; Sanskrit kamalākara
"Lotus-eyed"
"Lotus lamp"
"A small lotus"
"Lotus plant"; a pool full of lotuses
Kamal, "lotus", with jeet, "victory"
Lord of the lotus; Sanskrit kamala + nātha
"Love of the lotus"
Lord of the lotus; Sanskrit kamala, "lotus", and īśa, "lord"
"Earring"; also the heart of a lotus
"Saffron"
The fragrant screw-pine flower
"The fragrant screwpine (ketaki) flower"
"Fragrance"
"River bank" in popular use; Sanskrit kiñjala, "lotus filament"
The flame-of-the-forest flower; Sanskrit kiṃśuka
"Garland"; the birth name of the poet-saint Andal
"A dark flower bud"; the krishnakali flower
"Lotus" in popular use; Sanskrit kumuda, the white water-lily
"Lotus" in popular use; Sanskrit kumudinī, the white water-lily plant
A white jasmine; Sanskrit kunda
Hill land; also the kurinji shrub, Strobilanthes, and a melody
"Flower"
"A flowering creeper"
"Tulip-cheeked"; Persian lāla-rukh
"Heavenly garland" or "royal child"; Hawaiian lei and lani
"Lily"; from Latin lilium
"Lily"; an English name linked with the flower
The lily flower; English lily, from Latin lilium
"Spring flower"; also a name of Durga
The magnolia flower, named after the botanist Pierre Magnol
The mahua tree and its sweet flowers; Sanskrit madhūka
Nectar of flowers, honey
"Garland"
"Flower, blossom"
"Flowering creeper"; malar, flower, with kodi, creeper
"Flower-like eyes"; malar, flower, with vizhi, eye
"Jasmine"
"Garlanded" or "garland-maker"; also a name of Durga
"Jasmine"
Shiva as worshipped at Srisailam; literally "jasmine-white"
The coral tree, a tree of paradise
"Cluster of blossoms", as on mango or tulsi
"Bewitching, charming"; also a jasmine flower
"Lotus" or "a cluster of lotuses"
"Lotus stalk"
Lotus stalk, lotus fibre; Sanskrit mṛṇālī
A bud, a flower about to open
"Jasmine"; also the forest landscape of Sangam poetry
"Myrtle", the fragrant evergreen; Greek myrtos
Lotus; Sanskrit nalina
"Lotus"
The narcissus flower
Wild rose; Persian nasrīn
"Lotus", literally "water-born"
"Lotus", literally "born of water"
Fragrance, perfume; Urdu nikhat
Water lily; Persian nīlūfar
Blue lotus; Sanskrit nīlotpala
The kadamba tree; also read as "protector" or "water jar"
"Tuberose", literally "fragrant at night"
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