#warm names

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Ha-Yeong 夏英 - m/f (Korean) summer flower

From Korean ha 夏 "summer, great, grand" and yeong 英 "flower, petal, brave, hero".

This name could also be read as "great flower", "great hero", or "summer hero".

IPA Pronunciation: ha.jʌŋ

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names that have sunshine-y/sunny/warm vibes? thanks!! (also i hope you have fun on your vacation!!!)

here ya go! (you're welcome and thank you!!)

Andrew

Devin

Claire

Evie

Gavin

Logan

Paige

Trevor

Valerie

Zoey

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Vystugnis - m (Lithuanian) fading fire

From Lithuanian vysti "to wither, to wilt, to fade" and ugnis "fire".

Feminine form: Vystugnė

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Zaahir زاهر - m (Arabic) to shine, to radiate

From Arabic zahara زهر "to shine, to radiate".

Other forms: Zahir زاهر

Feminine Forms: Zaahira زاهرة, Zahira زاهرة, Zahra زهراء , Zahara زهر

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Arevik - f (Armenian) like the sun

From Armenian arev "sun" and ik "like, similar to"

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Driteza - f (Albanian) faint light, candlelight

From Albanian dritëz "faint light, candlelight"

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Winter Names

Hi guys! I have a short collection of winter names here for you. Next I'll be making Lush Names, then requests will be back open :-)

----------GENDER NEUTRAL NAMES--too cold for gender----------

December - m/f (English) the first month of winter

Bai - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) cypress tree, cedar, evergreen tree

January - m/f (English) the second month of winter

Leslie - m/f (English) garden of holly. Also: Lesly, Lesleigh, Lessie, Les

Magseránguak - m/f (Greenlandic) flower which is raised up by the heat of the sun, whilst small pieces of ice are still above it / sweet little healed one

Moeroa - m/f (Cook Islands Maori) long sleep

Solstice - m/f (English) in winter, the Solstice is the longest night of the year

Tahoma - m/f (Salishan) snow covered mountain. The name of a famous volcano.

Tulga - m/f (Mongolian) fireplace, hearth

Wintra - m/f (Old English) winter. Given to a person with a cold or gloomy temperament

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Amihan - f (Tagalog) north wind, winter storm

Ârkat - f (Greenlandic) mitten, glove

Borime - f (Albanian) powdery snow

Camellia - f (English) a beautiful flowering shrub that blooms in the winter. Also: Camélia, Camelia

Cemre - f (Turkish) From a term used in Turkish folklore referring to the warming of temperature at the end of winter, thought to occur in three stages affecting air, water, then earth.

Eyzyural - f (Mordvin) icicle

Himani - f (Sanskrit) glacier, avalanche, collection of snow. An epithet of the Hindu goddess Parvati.

Kassoq - f (Greenlandic) a bluish piece of ice

Konga - f (Mari) sauna, stove

Syvne - f (Nenets) winter woman. Traditionally given to girls born in the winter

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Alluaq - m (Greenlandic) hole in the ice for fishing

Fannar - m (Icelandic) snow drift

Himadri - m (Hindi) mountaintop of snow, referring to the Himalaya

Himesh - m (Sanskrit) lord of winter, lord of snow

Jaki - m (Icelandic) floating piece of ice, ice floe, iceberg

Mano - m (Greenlandic) frost crystals formed from breath / under chin

Ovlur - m (Chechen) lamb born in the winter, first born lamb

Thoinon - m (Ancient Greek) meal, feast, banquet

To'qson - m (Uzbek) the ninety days of winter

Vetle - m (Norwegian) winter traveler / bear cub

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Kuno'qish - m/f (Uzbek) reading in the sun / learning from the day / life of learning

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From Uzbek kun "day, sun, life" and o'qish "reading, read, learning, discipline"