Immovable, steady; Sanskrit acala, "mountain"
Names meaning nature
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to nature, with the source shown on every name.
378 names: 242 for girls, 123 for boys and 13 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and the Tamil Lexicon. A few to start: Foram ("fragrance"), Malarkodi ("flowering creeper") and Shefali ("night jasmine").
113 of 378 names
"Born of the mountain", a name of Parvati
Lord of the mountains; Sanskrit adrīśa
"Branches"; Arabic afnān, from Quran 55:48
Named after the ʿajwa, the prized date of Medina
Water-lily; Tamil alli
Amrapali, the courtesan of Vaishali who followed the Buddha
"Nightingale"; Persian and Arabic ʿandalīb
"Wind, air"
"Wind, air"
A sprout, new shoot; Sanskrit aṅkura
Forest, wilderness; Sanskrit araṇya
A canopy or arbour; from Arabic ʿarīsh
Waterfall; Tamil aruvi
Mountain gazelle or ibex; an old Arabic woman's name
"Ash-tree meadow", from Old English æsc and leah
"Without sorrow"
The sacred peepal tree; Sanskrit aśvattha
"Flax flower"
"Autumn", the season of harvest
"Spring"; Persian bahār
"Of Baishakh", the first month of the Bengali year
"The bakul flower"
"Violet", the flower; Persian banafsha
Krishna, "who wears the forest garland"
"Pious" in popular use; Arabic barīra, "a berry of the arak tree"
"Rain, the monsoon"
"Jasmine"; also "time, season"
"House of figs" in popular use; Strong's gives "date-house"
"Enlightenment", the awakened mind
"Wood, forest", from Italian bosco
"Creeper, flowering vine"; Sanskrit vratati
"Of the brook"; English brook, a small stream
"Garden, orchard", from Hebrew karmel
"Of the spring month Chaitra"
"Spring month", when the Hindu year begins
The partridge that gazes at the moon
The moon-loving chakor bird of Indian poetry
"Jasmine"
"Champak", the fragrant yellow flower
The fragrant golden champak flower
"Sandalwood"
"Sandalwood"; also Mahavira's first woman disciple
A beautiful creeper
"Garden"; Persian chaman, "flower garden", + lāl, "darling son"
"Young green shoot", from Greek chloe
"Laurel, bay tree", from Greek daphne
"Valley", from Old English denu; also the title dean
"Bee", from Hebrew devorah
"Garden of the heart"
"Gazelle", from Greek dorkas
"Magpie robin", the songbird of Bengal
"Sacred dūrvā grass"
"Delight"; the garden of Eden
Shiva of the single mango tree at Kanchipuram
"Deer-eyed"; Sanskrit eṇākṣī
"Double fruit", fruitful (Genesis 41:52)
"Wild boar's clearing", from an English place name
"Foamy"
"Paradise, garden"; Arabic firdaws
"Breeze" in popular use; Arabic faḍāʾ, "open space"
"Flower"; the Roman goddess of flowers
"Fragrance"
"Fragrance" in popular use; Sanskrit gandhālī, "a wasp"
"Jewel", from Latin gemma
"Gazelle"; Arabic ghazāla, also a poetic name for the sun
"Mountain-born", a name of Parvati
"Lord of mountains": the Himalaya, and Shiva
"King of mountains", from Sanskrit girirāj
"Herd of cows"; Krishna's boyhood village
The sacred hill Krishna lifted; literally "increaser of cows"
"Summer"; Sanskrit grīṣma, the hot season
"Rose, flower"; Persian gul
"Spring flower"; Persian gul and bahār
"Pomegranate blossom"; Persian gulnār
One who scatters flowers; Persian gul + rez
A rose garden; a garden full of flowers
Rose garden; Persian gul + zār
The red gunja berry; Sanskrit guñjā, also "humming"
"Buzzing, humming", as of bees
"Humming" in popular use; Sanskrit guñjikā, the gunja berry
"Humming, resonant", from Sanskrit guñjita
"Humming", the murmur of bees; Sanskrit guñjita
"Garden"; Arabic ḥadīqa, a walled garden
"Heath clearing", from an English place name
"Hay meadow", from an English place name
Of early winter; Sanskrit haimantī, "wintry"
Of the Himalaya; a name of Parvati and of the Ganga
Swan; Sanskrit haṃsa, goose or swan, also the soul
Swan; Sanskrit haṃsikā, a female goose or swan
"King of swans"
The colocynth, a desert gourd; a Companion's name
"Deer"; also a Sanskrit name of Vishnu or Shiva
Deer-eyed; Sanskrit hariṇākṣī
"Deer"; Sanskrit hariṇī, a doe
"Green, verdant"
Green; Sanskrit harita, "verdant"
"Hazel tree"; also the light brown colour of its nut
Henna, the plant and its dye; from Arabic ḥinnā
"Winter, the cold season"
Golden creeper; Sanskrit hemalatā
Snow; Sanskrit hima, "snow, frost"
Dewdrop, from Sanskrit hima, "snow", and bindu, "drop"
"The Himalaya"; literally "snow mountain"
Born of the Himalaya; a name of Parvati
Snowy, of the Himalaya, from Sanskrit hima, "snow"
"Snow"; popularly also linked with Parvati
Spring, the gentle early summer; Tamil iḷavēṉil
"Blue lotus"
"Garden of paradise"; the legendary gardens of Iram
North-east, the direction of Shiva (Ishana)
"Ivy", the evergreen climbing plant
Nature, true quality; also literary Tamil; Tamil iyal
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