Message: "Names meaning "Frost""

Names meaning "Frost"

by Miles (Miles_thegirl)

1/28/2008, 1:15 PM

I'm guessing that this is the board for this question:

I'm on a quest for names that mean Frost and so far my searchs have come up completely empty. Gender doesn't really matter, though I guess I'm looking more for girls names. I know that's not a lot to go on but I'll take anything you can come up with.

Thanks guys.

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- Swiff

1/30/2008, 8:08 AM

I think in old Nordic mythology there was someone named Frosta (a guy). A quick google search did not bring any helpful results unfortunately.

- minikui

1/29/2008, 4:24 PM

Rin - means "cold", which includes really extremly cold.

Shimoko 霜子 - "frost"

Rei 冷 / Reiko 冷子 - "cold"

all female names, only Rei is unisex

there are others, and meanings like "ice, frozen" or "snow"

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- penguiny7

1/28/2008, 3:54 PM

There aren't any that come up meaning frost in the database here, although I did find that there's a Slavic god of ice, wind, and frost. There are several names meaning snow or ice though if you don't need it to be specifically frost.

- Kevlar

1/28/2008, 1:58 PM

Halla and Kuura are uncommon Finnish names that mean 'frost.' Halla is a girls' name. Kuura is unisex.

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