Green Names: What’s your favorite nature name?
Today’s Question of the Week is another two-parter: How do you feel about nature names in general and what are your particular favorites?
This subject obviously covers a broad field, encompassing botanical and zoological names, water and weather, earth and sky. Is there one that particularly conjures up for you a special beachy or prairie landscape, a favorite flower or bird?
Many names provided by Mother Nature have become so widespread and accepted as people names that they’ve moved a step away from their direct association with their origins–Lily, say, or Laurel or Willow, so that perhaps most flower names might be exempt from the discussion. Unless maybe there’s a line to be drawn between Rose and Primrose, Daffodil and Daisy?
Then there are those green names that still retain the groovy-hazy-Hippie-Flower-Child aura of the sixties (eg Sunshine, Rainbow), which they’ve never quite managed to shake off and which might make them offputting to some.
So where do you stand? Do you like nature names as a genre? Just flower names?
What is you favorite nature name?
Would/did you use one for your child?
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- Swipe through thousands of names with your partner
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- Get personalized recommendations that learn based on your and your partner's preferences
- Partner with friends and family to find names you all love
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