Winter Names

Names connected to winter through their meaning (snow, ice, frost, cold), their feel (cool, crisp, ethereal), or cultural associations with the winter season.

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Hawaiian, Latin

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

White, dawn

Latin, Greek, and possibly Germanic

wing, noble, or dice

noble kind, of noble sort

Greek (via Slavic and American English)

manly, brave, valuable, priceless

priceless, inestimable

Priceless, highly praiseworthy, or flourishing.

priceless, highly praiseworthy

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

priceless, inestimable

priceless, inestimable

Great, magnificent, venerable

English, from Latin

great, magnificent, majestic

English, American

great, magnificent

English, American

great, magnificent

white, fair

son of Brice

American, from Irish/Scottish

son of Brice

Celtic / English

son of Brice

rejoice

beautiful voice

beautiful voice

Attendant at a religious service, acolyte

attendant at a religious service, noble birth

attendant at a religious service; noble

26.Charles-Anthony

Germanic and Latin

Free man, priceless, or highly praiseworthy

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

Germanic, Hebrew

pledged to God, a promise of devotion and faith

white, fair, blessed

blessed, happy

From the holly tree

He will laugh, he will rejoice

climbing evergreen plant

English (from Medieval English 'Jankin', a diminutive of John)

God is gracious

Frisian, Hawaiian, Welsh

rejoice, or earth

Scandinavian, Greek, Hawaiian, Japanese, Hindi

Rejoice; earth; pure; willow tree; sea

Scandinavian (Kaia) and Latin (Rose)

Pure rose or Rejoice rose

Hawaiian, Greek

earth, rejoice

rejoice

Modern English, possibly a blend or variant of other names

Uncertain, possibly 'pure' or 'rejoice'

rejoice

English (modern coinage), Irish, American

slender, fair; or 'rejoice'

Modern English compound name

A modern compound name, combining 'Kylo' (meaning unknown, possibly 'sky' or 'narrow strait') and 'Jay' (a bird, or 'to rejoice').

Hebrew, English

woman from Magdala; high tower; magnificent

45.Marc-Anthony

warlike; priceless, highly praiseworthy

Snow

snow

Latin, Old French

Christmas, born on Christmas Day

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