Names that mean snow are cool and icy — perfect for a child born in the snowy season!

Names with snowy meanings are common in cold-climate countries — many Scandinavian names have meanings related to snow, such as the Finnish name Lumi and the Icelandic name Andri.

Along with Lumi, other girl names that mean snow worth considering include Neve, Haunani, Yuki, and Eira.

In addition to Andri, other boy names that mean snow worth considering include Ayaz, Moroz, Yukio, and Edur.

Unisex names that mean snow on the rise include Frost, Glacier, and Ice.

Featured on this list are names that mean snow, names that mean ice, and names that mean frost.

If you're expecting a baby when it snows, browse our complete list of names that mean snow. You may also be interested in our collections of Winter Baby Names, December Baby Names, January Baby Names, and February Baby Names.

Names That Mean Snow

Ayuki

Befraw

Befrî

Berfan

Berfhat

Bingxue

A name with a multitude of meanings, Bora means "snow" in Albanian (via borë, and pronounced BAW-ruh); "foreign" in Hungarian, where it is a variation of Borbála, a form of Barbara (pronounced as BO-raw; "brown, grey" in Mongolian; "pine tree" in Slovene via the masculine Bor; and "purple" in Korean (pronounced as PO-RA).
 
In Turkish, it is a masculine name, relating to storm, while English speakers may be reminded of "boring" or "boar", though its rhyme with Nora, Cora, and similar may help lessen that.

Bora

Borake

Borime

Similar to Andrew, but with a refreshingly different origin and meaning, Andri is a charming Icelandic name, derived from an old word for "ski", "skier", or "snowshoe", making it a wonderfully, wintery choice. A notable bearer is footballer Andri Guðjohnsen.
 
It may occasionally be used as a variation of Andriy, Andrea, Andre, Andrew, Andreas, and so on.

Andri

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Names that mean snow, such as Lumi and Yuki, including popularity, origin, and meaning. (Page 2)