Unique Nature Names

A rare nature name and an interesting way to familiar nicknames like Libby, Lula, Lulu, and Bel, Libelula (or Libélula) comes from the Spanish word for "dragonfly". The name itself comes from the Latin word for "level" and "balanced" (libella and liberatum), in reference to the horizontal wings of the insect. 
 
Only very occasionally given as a name, it has nevertheless been used across South America.

Libelula

An Icelandic word name with striking imagery, referring to volcanic tephra: the rock fragments ejected into the atmosphere after a volcanic eruption.

Gjóska

If Sage seems too mainstream nowadays, here's Zsálya: this modern word name comes directly from the Hungarian zsálya, meaning sage, and it's a rare choice even in its native country. It has an attractive sound, but the pronunciation would likely be a challenge for most non-Hungarian natives.

Zsálya

An elaboration on Ivik, a Greenlandic name meaning (blade of) grass, combined with the -nnguaq suffix to give it the adorable meaning of sweet little grass. While Ivik strongly leans masculine, Ivinnquaq is much more often used on girls.

Ivinnguaq

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