Summer Names

Names connected to summer through their meaning (sun, warm, bright, golden) or their light, joyful character.

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English, from Old English 'sunnandæg'

day of the sun

Born on Sunday, a beautiful flower

Sanskrit, Korean, English

sun; gift; good fortune

sunny, cheerful, bright

Sunshine, happy, cheerful

Persian, Sanskrit, Hebrew, French

red rose, princess, sun, or needle

harvester; born in summer; fourth

sun, shining one

Germanic and Hebrew

light; sun ray

French and English

Wealthy foreign ruler, or sun ray

heathen

English (combination of Nellie and Mae)

Shining one, horn, sun ray, or merciful

Summer season and a rose flower

warmth from the sun, sunshine

English, Modern Invented

Sun ray, shining light

Latin, Portuguese

Of the Lord, born on Sunday

Sanskrit, Hebrew, Finnish

sun, ocean, or desired

sun, light, or noble

Greek, possibly a variant of Helen

Light, bright, or possibly 'sun ray'

Sun, or storm; an ancient Roman family name

sun, sun-like, or possibly from Aelius, meaning 'sun'

sun

sun

Greek, Germanic

Sun, sunray, or noble

sun

Latin, Greek, and possibly French

Sun, light, or noble

Uncertain, possibly Latin or Greek influenced

Sun, light, or possibly noble

light, sun ray

light, sun ray

Irish, Scottish, Hebrew

light, sun ray, or noble

Greek, Latin, Hawaiian

sun, bright, or from the Aelian family

Scottish Gaelic diminutive of Ailís (Alice)

light, sun ray, or noble

Amber; a fossilized tree resin

from the East, sunrise

Greek, via Romanian

sunrise, dawn, from the East

from Anatolia; sunrise, east

Hebrew and Greek

Graceful light or sun ray

Gift of the sun

Hebrew and Greek

Graceful light or sun

88.Anne-Hélène

Hebrew and Greek

Graceful light or sun ray

89.Anne-Solange

Hebrew, Latin, French

Graceful sun

90.Anne-Solène

graceful sun

Hebrew and Breton

Graceful sun or star

Possibly 'against the sun' or 'opposite the sun'

ardent, warm, enthusiastic

American, possibly from Latin or Germanic roots

ardent, warm, eagle valley

Latin, Germanic

ardent, eager, warm; eagle

Uncertain, possibly Latinate or Germanic

Possibly 'golden', 'sun-related', or 'noble strength'.

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