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HelpDo you like these flower names for girls?
It's surprising how many flower-inspired names there are, more than I thought. What is your verdict on these names? I will also comment!
-Alyssa: From the alyssum flower. Personally I like it, it's original and a bit fairy.
-Blossom: It's okay, but too hippie for me.
-Bryony: A flowering vine-like plant. Not bad, but maybe a bit difficult to pronounce? Sorry.
-Calanthe: A type of orchid. For a character of a Fantasy novel or for a nymph is good, but other than that it would be a bit odd.
-Calla: The calla lily is a funnel-shaped flower. I don't like it, sounds like "Shut up" in Spanish.
-Camellia: I like it! Similar with Camila, right? But Camellia is cute.
-Cassia: Known as the golden shower tree. Mmm, not bad, but it's not my style. Cassie could be a cute nickname.
-Clover: A bit hippie, but this one is better than Blossom. Good name.
-Cynthia: It's the name of a shrub with yellow dandelion-like flowers. I hear this name a lot but it's not my style. However, I don't dislike it.
-Daisy: A good one. Classic, romantic and girly, but maybe too cute for my taste.
-Flora: Oh, I like it! Once I met a teacher named Flora who was the most sweet-hearted person, so yeah, I like it.
-Hazel: Also a good name. Lovely.
-Holly: A evergreen shrub associated with Christmas. Hmm, it's not my style and sounds more like a nickname than a full name, so I don't like it. Sorry.
-Hyacinth: A bit too old-fashioned for me, so no.
-Ivy: A types of climbing plant that have yellow flowers and dark purple berries. Cute! But it's too short and too cute.
-Jasmine: Beautiful, but I don't like that the movie Aladdin has taken over the name.
-Iris: This name is becoming more popular and I hear more lately. Cute but not too cute.
-Lily: Ah, the most popular one. It's okay, but it's too common, too short (sounds more as a nickname) and too cute for my taste. Sorry!
-Magnolia: Oh, interesting. I like it, sounds mature and misterious.
-Marguerite: A bit old-fashioned, but it's better than the typical Margaret.
-Myrtle: No, sorry, too old-fashioned for me.
-Petunia: The name is good, but sadly I don't know why it's sounds like a petulant child.
-Primrose: Similar with Petunia, but more princess and cute.
-Rose: I don't like Rose itself, but I like long Rose- names, like Rosemary, Rosalind or Rosalía.
-Violet: Classic and pretty. Not bad.
-Willow: Sounds cool but it's not my style, However, I think it's a good name.
Sorry if it's too long! Get these names of the Pampers page. There are more, but I didn't want them to be too long. If you can think of more flower names, leave it in the comments!
-Alyssa: From the alyssum flower. Personally I like it, it's original and a bit fairy.
-Blossom: It's okay, but too hippie for me.
-Bryony: A flowering vine-like plant. Not bad, but maybe a bit difficult to pronounce? Sorry.
-Calanthe: A type of orchid. For a character of a Fantasy novel or for a nymph is good, but other than that it would be a bit odd.
-Calla: The calla lily is a funnel-shaped flower. I don't like it, sounds like "Shut up" in Spanish.
-Camellia: I like it! Similar with Camila, right? But Camellia is cute.
-Cassia: Known as the golden shower tree. Mmm, not bad, but it's not my style. Cassie could be a cute nickname.
-Clover: A bit hippie, but this one is better than Blossom. Good name.
-Cynthia: It's the name of a shrub with yellow dandelion-like flowers. I hear this name a lot but it's not my style. However, I don't dislike it.
-Daisy: A good one. Classic, romantic and girly, but maybe too cute for my taste.
-Flora: Oh, I like it! Once I met a teacher named Flora who was the most sweet-hearted person, so yeah, I like it.
-Hazel: Also a good name. Lovely.
-Holly: A evergreen shrub associated with Christmas. Hmm, it's not my style and sounds more like a nickname than a full name, so I don't like it. Sorry.
-Hyacinth: A bit too old-fashioned for me, so no.
-Ivy: A types of climbing plant that have yellow flowers and dark purple berries. Cute! But it's too short and too cute.
-Jasmine: Beautiful, but I don't like that the movie Aladdin has taken over the name.
-Iris: This name is becoming more popular and I hear more lately. Cute but not too cute.
-Lily: Ah, the most popular one. It's okay, but it's too common, too short (sounds more as a nickname) and too cute for my taste. Sorry!
-Magnolia: Oh, interesting. I like it, sounds mature and misterious.
-Marguerite: A bit old-fashioned, but it's better than the typical Margaret.
-Myrtle: No, sorry, too old-fashioned for me.
-Petunia: The name is good, but sadly I don't know why it's sounds like a petulant child.
-Primrose: Similar with Petunia, but more princess and cute.
-Rose: I don't like Rose itself, but I like long Rose- names, like Rosemary, Rosalind or Rosalía.
-Violet: Classic and pretty. Not bad.
-Willow: Sounds cool but it's not my style, However, I think it's a good name.
Sorry if it's too long! Get these names of the Pampers page. There are more, but I didn't want them to be too long. If you can think of more flower names, leave it in the comments!
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