Southern Baby Names

light, flower, blossom

Flower, blossom

Blossom, flower, light

Blossom, flower, happiness

blossom, flower

Blossom, flower

blossom, flower

Uncertain, possibly 'orange blossom' or 'foreigner, stranger'

To blossom, to flourish; to be beautiful

white shoulder; magnolia flower (from New Orleans, Louisiana)

Magnolia flower

diminutive of names like Magnolia ('magnol' from French botanist Pierre Magnol) or Finola ('fair shoulder')

bright, radiant, blossoming

light, radiance, blossom

Blossom, flower bud, or a joke/anecdote

bud, blossom, button

Radiant cherry blossom or bright face

Flower, blossom

Blossom, flower

Blossoming, flowering, radiant

Flower, blossom

blossom, flower

From the gemstone opal, known for its iridescent play of colors.

My light, light, flower, blossom

To blossom, to flower

precious gemstone

Flower; to blossom

Fully blossomed, abundant beauty

flower, blossom

to bloom, to blossom

To blossom, to bloom

Possibly 'flower' or 'blossom'

To blossom, to bloom

bloom, blossom, bud

blooming, in bloom, blossoming, expanded, joyful

Flower bud, blossom, or small, precious

Spring, source of water; red, crimson; flower, blossom

Flower, blossom, often symbolizing beauty and new beginnings.

to bloom, to blossom

To shine, to be bright, to blossom

bell sound, jasmine, white, village, cherry blossom, good, excellent

village child, pear blossom child, or truth child

various, depending on kanji, e.g., 'blossom, good fortune, inlet'

various, depending on kanji; often 'blossom' or 'ear of grain' + 'person'

blossom, hope, or good fortune

child of blooming, child of blossoms, earlier child

blossom, bloom; cape, promontory; earlier, previous

blossom, bloom, to bloom