Amarilla / Amarilis / Amaryllis

Amarilla is a name with Latin roots, directly derived from the word 'amarillus' or 'amarellus' meaning 'yellow' or 'golden'. It is closely associated with the amaryllis flower, which itself gets its name from a shepherdess in Virgil's pastoral poems, though the flower's name specifically refers to its golden-red hue. The name evokes images of sunshine, warmth, and beauty.

While not widely common, Amarilla has seen occasional use, particularly in Spanish-speaking cultures where the connection to the color yellow and the flower is more direct. Its lyrical sound and clear meaning contribute to its charm, offering a distinctive yet elegant choice for a girl's name.