A pool full of lotuses; Sanskrit padmākara
Names meaning nature P–S
Baby names meaning nature starting with P, R and S: 106 of 378 names, page 3 of 4.
106 of 378 names
"Petal of a flower"; Assamese pāhi
"Bird"
The flame-of-the-forest tree; Sanskrit palāśa
"New shoot, sprout"; Sanskrit pallava
Young shoots, new leaves; the opening of a song
"Lotus"
"Petal"
"Emerald"
"A songbird", the hawk-cuckoo
"Pollen"; Sanskrit parāga
"The coral tree of paradise"; in Hindi, night-flowering jasmine
"Fragrance"; Sanskrit parimala
"Fragrance"
"Park keeper"; an English surname
"Singing bird" in popular use; Sanskrit parṇavī, "wing-borne"
"Small leaf" in popular use; Sanskrit parṇikā, an Apsaras' name
"Graceful" in popular use; Bengali pārul, a trumpet-flower
"Daughter of the mountain"; Sanskrit pārvatī, "of the mountains"
Wind, breeze; Sanskrit pavana, "purifier"
"Lamp of the wind"; pawan, wind, with deep, lamp
"Of the piyal tree"; Bengali piyāl, Sanskrit priyāla
"Flowering creeper"
"Of the month of Paush", the Bengali winter month
"Night-jasmine flower"; the Marathi form of pārijāta
"Nature"
"Flower, blossom"; Sanskrit prasūna
"Vine of love"
The earth; Sanskrit pṛthivī, "the broad one"
"A vine of love"
"Beloved" in popular use; Sanskrit priyāla, the piyal tree
"Flower"
"A flowering creeper"
"Ewe", a female sheep
Royal swan; Sanskrit rājahaṃsa
Blue lotus; Sanskrit rājīva, also "striped"
Sand, a stretch of sand; Arabic ramla
White antelope; Arabic rīm
Fragrant plant, sweet basil
A sweet-smelling plant; sweet basil
"Pollen, a grain of dust"
"Valiant" in popular use; Irish Ó Raghallaigh, "descendant of Raghallach"
"The patter of gentle rain"
Season; the right time
"Leaf of the seasons"; name of a king in the Mahabharata
King of the seasons, spring
"River"; English nature name
Gardens; Arabic riyāḍ
"Dew of the sea", Latin ros marinus; also read "rose of Mary"
"Rowan tree" or "little red one"; English and Irish
"Born of the seasons", from Sanskrit ṛtu, "season"
"Morning breeze" in popular use; Arabic ṣabā, "the east wind"
Wife of Moses; Hebrew Zipporah, "bird"
"Natural, innate"; Sanskrit sahajā, "born with"
"Sandy shore, beach"; Sanskrit saikata
"Safe, peaceful" in popular use; in Lane, a spring-green plant
Breeze; Sanskrit samīraṇa, "wind, breath"
"Pine tree"; Persian ṣanaubar
Peacock, spotted deer, a raga; Sanskrit sāraṅga, "dappled"
Murugan, born in the Saravana pool of reeds
"Songbird" or "parrot" in popular use; Sanskrit sārikā, "myna"
"Fragrance"
"Grassy plain"; from Taino zabana, via Spanish
The monsoon month; Hindi sāvan, from Sanskrit śrāvaṇa
"Woodcutter"; English occupational surname
Red lotus
Hill of Shesha, one of Tirumala's seven peaks
"Dew"
Fresh, flourishing; Persian shād-āb, "full of water"
"Of the mountain"; Sanskrit śaila, "rock, mountain"
"Daughter of the mountain"; Sanskrit śailajā, a name of Durgā
Lord of mountains; the Himalaya
Lord of the mountains; the Himalaya
"Protected by birds"; Sanskrit śakuntalā, from śakunta, "bird"
"A slender rod or shoot"; Sanskrit śalākā
"Silk-cotton tree"; Sanskrit śālmalī
"Fragrance, scent"; Arabic shamīm
"Autumn"
"A plain", from Hebrew Sharon; known from "the rose of Sharon"
"Night jasmine"; Sanskrit śephālī
The champak flower
The chrysanthemum flower
Peak, summit
The shirisha tree and its flower
The cool season; cool, dewy
"Dark, dusky"; Sanskrit śyāmala
A lote tree; the tree at the boundary of Paradise
"Of the woods"; short for Latin Silvanus
Lion hill, the shrine of Narasimha at Simhachalam
Sprinkling, watering; Sanskrit siñcana
A flower; Sanskrit śirīṣa, the siris tree's blossom
"Creeper of affection" in popular use; Sanskrit snehalatā, "tenderness"
"Fragrance"
"Graceful creeper" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīlatā, a plant
"Prosperous, leafy" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīparṇa, "a lotus"
"Creation"
"Prosperity" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīvallī, a kind of jasmine
"Stony meadow"; Old English stán + léah
Fragrance; Sanskrit sugandha, "sweet-smelling"
A flowering creeper; Sanskrit suma + latā
The hyacinth; a fragrant plant such as spikenard
"Beautiful-winged"; Sanskrit suparṇā, also "a lotus pool"
Fragrant; also Surabhi, the mythical cow of plenty
Golden creeper; Sanskrit svarṇalatā
"Of the forest", from Latin silvester
"Of the forest", from Latin silva
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