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Tyvärr så är listan på engelska... men det kanske inte är något problem? Here we go: "flowernames" for girls: Abeba (African [Ethiopia], flower) Abla, Ablaa, Ablah (African [Swaheli], wild rose) Adsila (Native American [Cherokee], blossom) Aigul (Kirgisian: moon + flower) Aygül (Turkish: moon + flower) Aiyana (Native American: eternal blossom) Ayana, Aajanah, Ayanna (African [?]: beautiful flower) Acaxochitl (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl], ? + flower) Akelei, Akeleje (Latin: violett or blue od. blaues crowfoot) Akgül (Turkish: pure, white rose) Akhtar (Persian: star [name of a flower]) Alaleh (Persian: flower) Algoma (Native American [?]: flower valley) Amarante, Amaranta, Amaranth, Amara (Greek: never fading [name of a flower]) Amaryllis, Amarillis (Greek: bright, brilliant [name of a narcissus]) Anacaona (from the Dominican language: gold flower) Anemone (Greek: wind [name of a flower]) Anthea, Anthe, Anthia, Aanthiya (Greek., blooming) Anthelia (Greek: sunflower) Antonia, Anthonia, Antonya, Antoanete, Antoine, Antoinella, Antoinet, Antoinetta, Antoinette, Antoliana, Antoliona, Antona, Antonela, Antonella, Antonelle, Antonesha, Antoneshia, Antonett, Antonetta, Antonette, Antoni, Antoñía, Antonice, Antonise, Antonie, Anthonie, Antoniella, Antonieta, Antonietta, Antonina, Antonine, Antonique, Antonisha, Antonita, Antonieta, Antonja, Antonya, Antonnea, Antonnia, Toni, Tonie, Tony, Tonia (Latin: invaluable or flower) Anthousa, Anfisa (Greek: flower) Aoi (Japanese: mallow, hollyhock) Asligül (Turkish: true, honest + rose) Avivit (Hebrew: lily) Azalea, Azalee, Azalie (Latin: dry [name of a flower]) Azucena (Arabic / Spanish: Madonna lily) Bahareh (Persian: she brings the spring [name of a spring flower]) Baktigul (Kirgisian: happiness + flower) Bakula (Hindi: flower) Banafsheh (Persian: violett) Banallen (Cornish: broom blossom) Begonia (flower name named after Michael Bégon, gouverneur of San Domingo) Bellis (Latin: daisy) Bengul (Turkish: I am the rose) Birgül (Turkish: first rose) Bláithín (Celtic: little flower) Blanceflor (French: white flower) Blåsippa (Swedish: liverwort) Blath (Celtic: blossom) Bláthnat, Blathnait (Celtic: little blossom) Blejan (Cornish: flower) Bleuzenn (Breton: flower + white, bright, holy) Blodeuwedd (Welsh: flower + face, form) Blodwen, Blodwyn, Blodwynne, Blodyn, Blod (Welsh: flower + bright, white, holy) Bloeme (Dutch: flower) Blomma (Swedish: flower) Blossom (English: blossom) Bluette (French: cornflower) Bluma, Blum, Bluminne (German: flower) Briar, Bryar (French / English: heather) Bryluen (Cornish: rose) Buket (Old French / Turkish: bunch of flowers) Burçak (Turkish: vetch) Celandine (Greek / English: name of a flower) Chalina (Spanish: rose) Chu Hua (Chinese: chrysanthemum) Chu'si (Native American [Hopi]: snake flower) Çiçek (Turkish: flower) Çigdem, Cigdem (Turkish: crocus) Daffodil (English: daffodil) Daisy, Daisi, Daisie, Daysie, Daysy (English: daisy) Dahlia, Dahlya, Dália, Daliah, Daliyah, Dale, Dalienne (a flower name named after the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl [Old Norse: dal/dahl = valley]) Delen (Cornish: petal) Delennyk (Cornish: little petal) Demet (Turkish: bunch) Dene (African [Mande]: water lily) Deste (Turkish: bunch) Diantha, Dianthe (Greek: divine flower) Eglantine (French: a special rose) Eiriol, Eirlys (Welsh: snowdrop) Elestren (Cornish: iris) Eloxochitl (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl]: magnolia) Eranthe (Greek: camomile) Erika, Erica, Eryka, Eryca (Greek / Latin / German: heather) Evanthia (Greek: good + flower) Fang Yin (Chinese: fragrance + flower) Philantha (Greek: friend + flower) Ffion, Ffiona, Fiona, Fyona, Fhiona, Fione, Fionna (Celtic / Welsh: pure, white, holy [name of a flower: foxglove) Fjóla (Icelandic: violett) Flora, Floora, Flor, Flòraidh, Forann, Flore, Florèle, Florella, Florelle, Floren, Floreta, Floretta, Florette, Florida, Floryda, Floridia, Florica, Florimel, Florina, Florinda, Florine, Floris, Florisa, Florise, Florita, Florri, Florrie, Florry, Florria, Fiora, Fiore, Fiorella, Fioretta, Fiorina (Latin: flower) Florenze, Florence, Florency, Florencia, Florendra, Florentia, Florentina, Florentyna, Florentine, Florenz, Florenza, Florenzia, Flossi, Flossie, Flossy, Floss, Fiorenza (Latin / Italian: blooming) Floriana, Flori, Florie, Flory, Floria, Floriana, Florianna, Florianne (Latin: she who is blooming) Floribella (Latin: blooming + beautiful) Flower (English: flower) Fflur (Welsh: flower) Fulya (Turkish: jonquil) Gardenia, Gardena (flower name named after the Scottish researcher A. Garden) Garifallia, Garyfallia (Neo-Greek: pink, carnation) Garland (Italian / French / English: flower garland) Ghassedak (Persian: dandelion) Gol (Persian: rose) Golbahar (Persian: spring flower) Golnar (Persian: pomegranate blossom) Golnaz (Persian: cute as a flower) Golschan, Golshan (Persian: rose + garden) Gonca (Turkish: bud) Ghoncheh (Persian: bunch of flowers) Gül (Turkish: rose) Gulab (Indian: rose) Gulan (Kurdish: flower) Gülay (Turkish: rose + moon) Gülbahar (Turkish rose + spring) Gülbanu (Turkish: rose + lady) Gülben (Turkish: I am the rose) Gülcan (Turkish: rose + life) Gülçin (Turkish: person gathering roses) Güldal (Turkish: rose branch) Güldemet (Turkish: bunch of roses) Gülden (Turkish: made from the rose) Gülfem (Turkish: rose colored, pink) Gülgün (Turkish: rose + sun) Gülistan (Turkish: rose + garden) Gülizar (Turkish: rose + cheek) Güllü (Turkish: with a rose) Gullviva, Gullvivan (Swedish: primrose) Gülmira (Turkish: rose + peace) Gülnaz (Turkish: rose + reluctance) Gülnihal (Turkish: rose branch or rose blossom) Gülpembe (Turkish: rose + pink) Gülperi (Turkish: rose fairy) Gülriz (Turkish: person sprinkling roses) Gülsen (Turkish: the rose) Gülseren (Turkish: rose lover) Gülten (Turkish: rose + skin, body) Hana (Japanese: flower) Hanako (Japanese: flower + child) Hêro (Kurdish: hollyhock) Hoa, Ho, Huong, Hong (Vietnamese: flower, peace) Hortensia, Hortensie, Hortencia, Hortense, Ortensia (Latin: from the garden [name of a flower]) Hua (Chinese: flower) Ianthe, Iantha, Ianthia, Ianthina (Greek: violett) Ilima (Polynesian: flower of Oahu) Inula (Greek: yellow-reddish composite) Iris, Iiris, Irisa, Irisha, Irissa, Irita (Greek: rainbow [name of a flower]) Irit, Irith, Irita (Hebrew: daffodil) Yamka (Native American [Hopi]: blossom) Jasmin, Yasmin, Jasmyn, Yasmyn, Jasma, Yasma, Jasmain, Yasmain, Jasmaine, Yasmaine, Jasman, Jasme, Jasmeen, Yasmeen, Yasmeena, Jesmene, Yasmene, Jasmina, Yasmina, Yasminah, Yasminda, Jasmine, Yasmine, Jasminka, Jasmira, Jasmit, Jasmeet, Jasmon, Yasmon, Jas, Yasaman, Yasamin, Yasemin, Yasiman, Yasimine, Jass, Yass, Jassma, Jassmain, Jassmaine, Jassmin, Jassmyn, Jassmine, JAssmit, Jassmon, Jazman, Jazmen, Yazmen, Jazmin, Jazmyn, Yazmin, Yazmina, Jazmine, Jazmyne, Jazminn, Jazmit, Jazmon, Jazz, Jazze Jazzi, Yesmean, Yesmeen, Yesmin, Yesmyn, Jessmyn, Jessmin, Jesmina, Yesmine, Jessmine, Jessmy, Jessmon, Jessamy, Jessamin, Jessamyn, Jessamine, Jessamon, Jessemin, Jessemine, Jessimin, Jessimine, Yashmine, Gelsomina (Persian / Latin: jasmin) Yazgül (Turkish: summer + rose) Yei (Japanese: blooming) Jessenia, Yessenia, Yessena (Arabic: flower) Yoloxochitl (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl]: flower of the heart) Yoluta (Native American [?]: summer flower) Yon (Korean: lotus) Yonca (Turkish: clover) Jonquille (Latin / French: daffodil) Juhi (Indian: name of a flower) Yuri (Japanese: lily) Yuriko (Japanese: lily + child) Juwayria (African [Swaheli], damask rose) Caja, Kaya, Kaja (Cornwelsh: daisy) Calantha, Calanthe (Greek: beautiful flower [orchid]) Kalei, Kahlei, Khalei, Kaley, Caley (Polynesian: flower garland) Kalika, Kalica, Kalyca (Greek: rose blossom) Calla, Callah (Latin: lily) Kaltha (English: yellow marigold) Kamala, Kamalah, Camala (Indian: lotus) Kanerva (Finnish: heather) Kannike (Estonian: violet) Kapua (Polynesian: blossom) Karanfil (Turkish: clove, pink) Ketaki (Indian: cream coloured flower) Kiele, Kiela, Kieley, Kieli, Kiely, Kielly, Kielli, Kielly (Polynesian: gardenia) Kielo (Finnish: lily of the valley) Kiku, Kiko, Kikuyo (Japanese: chrysanthemum) Kikuko ((Japanese: chrysanthemum + child) Kineks (Native American [?], rose bud) Kinuka (African [Swaheli]: flower) Kirsi, Kiri, Kihry (Indian: amarant, foxtail) Klematis, Clematis (Greek: name of a flower) Clivia, Klivia (Greek: name of a flower) Coaxoch (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl]: snake flower) Kolab (Khmer: rose) Cosmea (Greek: name of a flower) Chrysantha, Chrysanta, Chrysantemum (Greek: gold + flower) Kukka (Finnish: flower) Kumuda, Kumud (Indian: lotus) Kumudavati (Indian: the lotus flowers belong to her) Kunda (Indian: the golden one [name of a flower]) Kusuma, Kusumita (Indian: blooming [name of a flower]) Ladan (Persian: a flower) Laleh, Lâle, Lale (Persian / Turkish: tulip) Lalegün (Turkish: tulip colored, pink) Lalehan (Turkish: Khan of tulips) Lan (Vietnamese + Chinese: orchid) Lei (1. Polynesian: flower. 2. Chinese: flower bud) Leia, Leya (Polynesian: heavenly flower) Leilani (Polynesian: flower + heaven) Lelia (Latin / Dutch: lily) Lemmikki (Finnish: darling [forget-me-not]) Leotie (Native American [?] prairie flower] Lien (Chinese: lotus) Lilia, Lil, Lila, Lilah, Liela, Lyla, Lylah, Lilas, Líle, Lileana, Lileane, Lileas, Lili, Lily, Lilian, Lilyan, Liliana, Liliane, Liliann, Lilyann. Lilianna, Lilianne, Lilyanne, Lilias, Lilybel, Lylybel, Lilybell, Lylybell, Lilybelle, Lylybelle, Lilie, Liliha, Lilijana, Lilika, Lilike, Liliosa, Lilita, Lillium, Lilja, Liljan, Lilka, Lill, Lilla, Lille, Lillee, Lillean, Lilley, Lilli, Lilly, Lillie, Lillye, Lillia, Lillian, Lillyan, Lilliane, Lilliann, Lillyann, Lillianne, Lillyanne, Lillias, Lillybell, Lillybelle (Latin: lily) Li Rong (Chinese: beautiful + lotus) Lokelani (Polynesian: little red rose) Lomasi (Native American [?]: beautiful flower) Lotus (Greek: lotus) Magnolia, Magnoliah (flower name after the French botanist Pierre Magnol) Mai, May (Vietnamese: flower) Maylea (Polynesian: wild flower) Makala (Polynesian: evergreen) Mali, Malie, Maly (Thai: jasmin) Malinalxochitl (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl], grass flower) Malve, Malwe, Malvina, Malwina, Malvine, Malwine (Latin / Italian: mallow) Mamo (Polynesian: saffron flower or yellow bird) Manolya (Turkish: magnolia) Mansi, Mansie, Mansy (Native American [Hopi]: picked flower) Mariam, Maryam (Persian: hyacinth) Marigold, Marygold (English: marigold) Maua (African [Swaheli]: flowers) Mehadi (Hindi: flower) Mei-Lien, Mei Lien (Chinese: beautiful + lotus) Meiying (Chinese: beautiful flower) Melantha (Greek: dark + flower) Melyonen (Cornish: violet) Menekse, Menekse (Persian / Turkish: violet) Miyaoaxochitl (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl], corntuftflower) Millaray (Native American [Mapuche], gold- or silverflower) Minttu (Finnish: mint) Mirgul (Kirgisian: peace + flower) Mohala (Polynesian: blooming flowers) Müge (Turkish: lily of the valley) Nahal (Persian: young plant) Narcissa, Narcyssa, Narca, Narcisa, Narcisse, Narjis, Narkissa (Greek / Latin: sleep [name of a flower]) Narges, Nargess, Nargiza (Persian: narcissus) Nasrin, Nasreen, Nesrin, Nastaran (Persian: wild rose) Nazgol, Nazgul (Persian: sweet flower) Nergis (Turkish: narcissus) Nerida (Native Australian: blossom) Neerja (Indian: lily) Nevanka, Nevenka (Serbocroatian: never fading [marigold]) Nilufar, Nilüfer, Nilofer, Niloufar (Arabic + Persian: water lily) Nitza, Nitzah, Nitzana, Nithania, Nitzanit, Niza, Nizah, Nizana (Hebrew: blossom bud) Noxochicoztli (Native American [Mexico, Nahuatl], my necklace of flowers) Nurgül (Turkish: light + rose) Nurita (Hebrew: name of a flower with red and yellow blossoms) Obax (African [Somali]: flower) Ogin (Native American: wild rose) Orkideh (Persian: orchid) Orquidea, Orquidia (Spanish: orchid) Orvokki (Finnish: pansy) Padma (Indian: lotus) Pankaja (Indian: lotus) Pansy, Pansie, Pansey (French / English: think over, reflect) Papatya (Turkish: camomile or daisy) Pâquerette (French: daisy) Peonie, Peony (Greek: name of a flower) Perah (Hebrew: flower) Petunia (Native American / Portugese / Latin: name of a flower) Pimpinelle (Latin: name of a flower) Polikwaptiwa (Native Indian [Hopi]: butterfly sitting on a flower) Polla (Arabic: poppy) Poneh, Pooneh (Persian: mint) Poppy, Poppie, Poppi (English: poppy) Posala (Native American [Miwok]: See you again with spring flowers) Primrose, Primula (Latin / English: first rose [primrose]) Pua (Polynesian: flower) Pualani (Polynesian: flower + heaven) Raihaanah (Arabic: bunch of flowers) Raise, Raisa, Raisah, Raysa, Raizel, Rayzil, Raiza, Rayza (Greek / Hebrew: rose) Rayén (Native American [Mapuche], flower) Reie (Ionic: poppy) Reyhan (Turkish: sweet smelling flower or basil) Ren (Japanese: water lily) Reseda (Spanish: name of a flower) Ryza (Greek / Latin / Polish: rose) Rhoda, Roda, Rodas, Rhode, Rode, Rhodeia (Greek: rose) Rong (Chinese: lotus) Rosa, Rósa, Roosa, Ros, Rós, Rose, Rosalea, Rosalee, Rosali, Rosalie, Rosalia, Rosea, Rosaria, Rosey, Roseia, Rosel, Rösel, Roseli, Roselia, Roselita, Rosella, Roselle, Rosellina, Roseen, Rosena, Rosenah, Rosene, Roseta, Roseeta, Rosetta, Rosette, Rösi, Rosi, Rosie, Rosy, Rosika, Rosilee, Rosina, Rosine, Rosio, Rosita, Rositha, Rosyta, Rositta, Rosl, Rösl, Rosli, Rosse, Rossela, Rosula, Roz, Roza, Róza, Rozali, Rozalia, Rozália, Rozalija, Roze, Rozele, Rozella, Rozen, Rozena, Rozene, Rozenn, Rozeta, Rozetta, Rozi, Rozy, Rozina, Rozine, Rozita, Rozyte, Rozsa, Rózsa, Rozsi, Rozz. Rozzey, Rozzi, Rozzie, Rozzy, Roese, Rhoese, Rohese, Róise, Roysia, Róisín (Greek / Latin: rose) Rosabella, Rosabel, Rosabelle, Roseabella (Latin / Italian: beautiful rose) Rosalba (Latin: white rose) Rosalinda, Rosaleen, Rosalene, Rosalin, Rosalyn, Rosalina, Rosalind, Rosalynd, Rosalinde, Rosalynde, Rosalindis, Rosaline, Rosalyne, Rosalynn, Rosalynne, Rosalint, Roseleen, Roselin, Roselyn, Roselind, Roseline, Roselyne, Roselynn, Roselynne, Roslin, Roslyn, Roslindis, Roslyne, Roslynn, Rozalin, Rozalyn, Rozalind, Rozalinn, Rozland, Rozlin, Rozlyn (Latin: beautiful rose) Rosamira (Spanish: rose + wonderfull) Rosamunda, Rosamond, Rosamund, Rosamunde, Rosemonde, Rossamond, Rozamond (Latin: pure rose) Rosario (Philippino: rose garland) Rosaura (Latin: golden rose) Roselille, Roselil, Rosalil (Danish: little rose) Rosilla, Rozolia (Spanish: rose celebration) Rozenwyn (Cornish: rose + white, bright, holy) Ruusu (Greek / Latin / Finnish: rose) Ruza, Ruzena, Ruzenka, Ruzha, Ruzsa (Greek / Latin / Czech: rose) Sadira, Sadria (Persian: lotus) Saffron (Persian / Arabic / English: crocus, saffron) Sayuri (Japanese: little lily) Sakura (Japanese: cherry blossom) Saman (Persian: jasmin) Sanaz (Persian: flower) Shaba (Spanish: rose) Shaghayegh (Persian: poppy) Shokoufeh (Persian: blossom) Sengul (Turkish: merry + rose) Sethunya (African [Tswana]: flower) Sevti (Indian: white rose) Sihu (Native American [Hopi]: flower, bush) Sinikukka (Finnish: blue flower) Sirelin (Estonian: lilac) Syren, Syrén (Swedish: lilac) Sirvart (Armenian: love + rose) Songül (Turkish: the last rose) Sumalee (Thai: beautiful flower) Suri (Persian: red rose) Ume (Japanese: plum blossom) Vartouhi (Armenian: rose + lady) Verda (Turkish: roses) Xunce (Kurdish: flowerbud) Hälsningar från |
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