Names That Mean Gold, Yellow, or Orange

A Latin clan name that may rise again along with other things Roman. 

Flavian

Sour or sweet? Enough like Lennon, Leonard, and Clement to work, or best left in the fruit basket? That's up to you to decide, but Lemon has been appearing in the US charts for boys since the 1880s. 
 
Currently more popular for girls (given to 50 in 2021, and 29 in a more recent year), Lemon has been out of the charts for boys since the 90s, but that's not to say it won't ever return, given the interest in wild word names in recent years.
 
One thing to bear in mind is that Lemon is sometimes used as a slang term with a couple of meanings. It may refer to: a defective and faulty car or gadget; to an unhelpful person who won't take action (as in, standing there like a lemon); and, in a more niche (and perhaps slightly outdated?) way, for explicit content in fanfiction. Make of that what you will.
 
Lemuel, Lemoine, and Lonan might be similar sounding options,

Lemon

Sweet and simple but also a stand-out, Lomi is an Ethiopian girl's name that fits right in with today's trends. Part Lumi, part Romy, but also very much a name in its own right, it derives from the Amharic word for lemon. 
 
Used as a given name in Ethiopia, Egypt, Nigeria, India, and beyond, Lomi may be considered a "travelling lite name" with that appealing 4-letter, ends-in-an-i structure. 
 
Additionally, you could even view it as a multicultural choice, as Lomi could easily work as a diminutive (or nickname) for the likes of Paloma ("dove"), Salome ("peace"), Philomena ("to be loved"), Leimomi ("pearl child"), or Lomia ("lion").

Lomi

Although Lumi (Finnish for "snow") is far more popular, the elaboration Lumia is used in Finland as well. It's also a technical word in English for patterns of light used as an art form, and in Italian it refers to the citron fruit and tree – a pear-shaped citrus fruit also known as a sweet lemon. Nokia chose the name for a brand of smartphone, now discontinued.

Lumia

Flann variation that's most familiar as the name of writer Flannery O'Connor. It derives from the Irish surname Ó Flannghaile, meaning "descendant of Flannghal".

Flannery

Baby names that mean yellow or orange are an elite group, evoking the warm glow of these rich, beautiful colors.

The top name with a yellow or orange related meaning today is Aurelia, one of the legion of 

finding visibility include Blaine, Flavia, Orla, Paz, Aurelio and Aurelius.

 might be right for a baby with blond hair or one born under the sign of Leo. A golden name might also be right for a baby born at dawn or on a brilliantly sunny day, or for a child with a golden personality.

Along with baby names that mean yellow or orange or golden, included here are names taken from elements of nature that are yellow or gold, such as Lemon and Daffodil.

Names that mean yellow or orange with popularity and origins for boys and girls (Page 10)

Names That Mean Yellow or Orange