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10 Flower Names Modernized (Boy names and girl names)

chloe_banana
By chloe_banana
Updated Fri Feb 19 2016
Names I love that are flowers changed a bit.
  1. Bryar

    • Origin:

      Variation of Briar, English

    • Meaning:

      "a thorny patch"

    • Description:

      Bryar is a respelling of Briar, a trendy botanical name that is used nearly equally for girls and boys. About 50 baby girls were named Bryar last year, compared with about 500 named Briar.
  2. Blubelle
    • Brackon
      • Daisi

        • Description:

          Variant of Daisy
      • Daffodyl
        • Irys

          • Description:

            Irys is a distinctive feminine name that appears to be a creative spelling of Iris. The traditional name Iris comes from the Greek word for rainbow and was the name of the Greek goddess who served as a messenger between gods and humans, symbolized by the rainbow. The spelling variant Irys gives the classic name a modern, unique twist while maintaining its mythological roots. Iris flowers, named after the goddess, may also provide inspiration for the name. As a given name, Irys remains uncommon, offering a distinctive alternative to the more traditional Iris. The 'y' spelling creates a contemporary feel while preserving the name's connection to nature, mythology, and the beautiful purple flower associated with wisdom and courage.

        • Jazmyn

          • Description:

            See JASMINE.
        • Lavynder
          • Roz

            • Description:

              Roz is a feminine name that typically functions as a diminutive of longer names like Rosalind, Rosemary, or Rose. With Hebrew and Latin influences, it connects to the classic flower name Rose, which symbolizes love and beauty. Roz gained notable recognition in American popular culture through the character Roz Doyle in the television series 'Frasier' during the 1990s. While sometimes used as an independent given name, Roz is more commonly employed as a nickname. The name has a snappy, efficient quality with its single syllable and punchy 'z' ending, giving it a modern feel despite its traditional roots. For parents seeking a short, distinctive name with connections to the enduring Rose family of names, Roz offers simplicity with subtle sophistication.
          • Zinnea