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53 baby boy and girl names inspired by colors

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Once we know that a baby is on the way, it is time to start thinking about possible names that we can give it. We can choose to repeat some classics of the family, or look elsewhere for inspiration.

We share 53 names for boys and girls inspired or related to colors .

Girl’s names

  • Alba: of Latin origin, it means “Dawn”, “white and shining”.
  • Argentina: of Latin origin, it means “silver”.
  • Aurelia: feminine form of Aurelio, meaning “golden.”
  • Bela: of Russian and Czech origin, it means “white”.
  • Bianca: Italian name, it means “white”.
  • Blanca: name of German origin that means “pure, bright”.
  • Chenoa: comes from the American Indian and means “white dove”.
  • Chloe: of Greek origin, it means “grass” or “green shoots”.
  • Clementine: inspired by the orange fruit.
  • Coral: name of Latin origin that symbolizes the beauty and delicacy of this colorful animal that lives at the bottom of the sea.
  • Coraline: French name, means “coral”.
  • Edurne: means snow in Basque.
  • Electra: mythological name, means “Gold, bright, yellow amber.”
  • Emerald: of Latin origin, it comes from “Smeragda”, which means “one who has hope” and “one who radiates purity.” Name of the blue-green color.
  • Fiona: of Celtic origin, it means “white, immaculate”. Genoveva: means “she who is white like the foam of the sea”.
  • Griselda: means “gray battle”.
  • Iris – In Greek mythology, she was the goddess of the rainbow.
  • Jade: greenish semi-precious stone, known for its healing and magical properties.
  • Kenya: name of African origin that means “white or luminous riding.”
  • Lavender: color and name of the plant.
  • Lilac – A violet color similar to lavender and mauve.
  • Livia: the olive green one.
  • Nieves: of Latin origin, it means ‘white as snow’.
  • Nohi: of Hawaiian origin, it means ‘brightness of the colors of the rainbow’.
  • Paloma: of Latin origin ‘palumba’, derived from ‘columba’ which means pale in color.
  • Rosa: means “that which is beautiful like a rose”.
  • Ruby: derived from the word ‘Rubeus’, “red” in Latin.
  • Scarlett: of English origin, it means “Scarlet color”.
  • Susana: of Hebrew origin, it means “white flower”.
  • Violet: of Latin origin, it refers to the color violet.
  • Violette: means “that which is violet in color”.
  • Wendy: from Old English, derives from Gwendolin, and means “the one with the white eyelashes.”
  • Zareen: of Persian origin, it means “golden”.
  • Zarina: of Persian origin, it means “golden container”.
  • Zuria: Basque name, means “white”.

Boy names

  • Albin: of Latin origin, it means “white” in Basque.
  • Amaro: of Latin origin, it means “the one with a dark complexion”.
  • Aurelio: name of Latin origin that means “golden”.
  • Blue: of Persian origin, like the color of the sky. Unisex name.
  • Bruno: means “brown”.
  • Columbo: of Italian origin, it means “pale, light yellow or gray”.
  • Finn: means “clear, white, bright”, referring to the hair color of a hunter and warrior from Celtic mythology.
  • Flavio: name of Latin origin that means “blond”, “with golden hair”.
  • Kenai: of Native American origin, it means “black bear”.
  • Kervin: of Irish origin, it means “the little one with a dark color”.
  • Laban: Biblical name of Hebrew origin whose meaning is “white”.
  • Laín: name of Latin origin that means “golden”.
  • Leocadio: name of Greek origin that means “white”.
  • Mauricio: of Latin origin, it means “dark skinned”.
  • Oriol: derived from the Latin Aureolus, means “golden”.
  • Raga: of Sanskrit origin, it means “color, melody”.
  • Zuri: Basque name, means “white”.

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