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Hi,
Does anybody know any male names meaning or having a relation to fire/ flame and additional accoutrements, such as kindling and coal? I've looked on this website, but I'd like to find a greater range.
Similarly, does anybody know of any female names relating or meaning 'ice', crystal, cold, winter, frozen etc?
Thank you,
Chloe
Does anybody know any male names meaning or having a relation to fire/ flame and additional accoutrements, such as kindling and coal? I've looked on this website, but I'd like to find a greater range.
Similarly, does anybody know of any female names relating or meaning 'ice', crystal, cold, winter, frozen etc?
Thank you,
Chloe
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Helo!
Todoroki
Is a male name meaning fire and ice!
Todoroki
Is a male name meaning fire and ice!
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If you really want to find good names with meaning like fire or whatever, you could use nameberry, its way better and the meaning is explained too
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Hi. I know a lot of female names meaning fire and ice or have a relation to. they are:
ICE:
snow
alaska
natasha
neve (pronounced nuh-vae or nee-vee or nuh- vae- uh)
demetria
eira
crystal
cole
bianca
blanche
carol
noelle/noella
winter
elsa
frostine
garnet
holly
mistle
basil
iclyn
ivy
nieva
lumi
mary/merry
aster
ICE:
snow
alaska
natasha
neve (pronounced nuh-vae or nee-vee or nuh- vae- uh)
demetria
eira
crystal
cole
bianca
blanche
carol
noelle/noella
winter
elsa
frostine
garnet
holly
mistle
basil
iclyn
ivy
nieva
lumi
mary/merry
aster
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Snowy names!
I collect "snow" names, so here are some for you:
Aneira - pure, white snow (Welsh)
Berfu - snow queen (Turkish)
Chilali - snow bird (Native American, nation unknown)
Edurne
Eira
Eirwen
Eiriol - snowdrop (Welsh)
Fanndís - snow goddess (Old Norse)
Fanney - snow happiness (Old Norse)
Fannlaug - snow promise (Old Norse)
Gwyneira
Haukea
Istas - snow (Native American, nation unknown)
Karli - covered with snow (Turkish)
Lumikki - snow (Finnish)
Muyuki - silence of deep snow (Japanese)
Mjállhvit - snow white (Old Norse)
Neus
Nevada
Neves - snow (Portuguese)
Nieves - snow (Spanish)
Pyry - snow storm (Finnish)
Sansetsu - mountain snow (Japanese Zen - name)
Sekkei - snow valley (Japanese Zen - name)
Sheen - snow (Kashmiri)
Snaefrid - beautiful like snow (Old Norse)
Snaedis - snow goddess (Old Norse)
Snezana - snow white (Slavic)
Tarku Huhtsu - snow bird (Comanche)
Tuyet
Xue
Yas - snow (Navaho)
Yuki
Yukiko
I collect "snow" names, so here are some for you:
Aneira - pure, white snow (Welsh)
Berfu - snow queen (Turkish)
Chilali - snow bird (Native American, nation unknown)
Edurne
Eira
Eirwen
Eiriol - snowdrop (Welsh)
Fanndís - snow goddess (Old Norse)
Fanney - snow happiness (Old Norse)
Fannlaug - snow promise (Old Norse)
Gwyneira
Haukea
Istas - snow (Native American, nation unknown)
Karli - covered with snow (Turkish)
Lumikki - snow (Finnish)
Muyuki - silence of deep snow (Japanese)
Mjállhvit - snow white (Old Norse)
Neus
Nevada
Neves - snow (Portuguese)
Nieves - snow (Spanish)
Pyry - snow storm (Finnish)
Sansetsu - mountain snow (Japanese Zen - name)
Sekkei - snow valley (Japanese Zen - name)
Sheen - snow (Kashmiri)
Snaefrid - beautiful like snow (Old Norse)
Snaedis - snow goddess (Old Norse)
Snezana - snow white (Slavic)
Tarku Huhtsu - snow bird (Comanche)
Tuyet
Xue
Yas - snow (Navaho)
Yuki
Yukiko
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did you copy this off a website ???
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some more snownames!
Hej Caprice,
Here are some more snow names for your collection:
Eiry (variant of Eira)
Eirawen (variant of Eirwen)
Fönn (Old Norse/Icelandic: snow, snow-drift)
Lixue, Li Xue (Chinese: beautiful snow)
Lumi (Finnish: snow [Lumikki is a pet form])
Miyuki (Japanese: deep snow [You wrote Muyuki, but I'm quite sure that it is Miyuki...])
Mjalldís (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow goddess)
Mjallhvít (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow white [the ´ is not on the a but on the i])
Mjöll (Old Norse / Icelandic: new fallen snow)
Neva, Nevara, Neve, Nevein, Nevia, Nieve, Nives, Niwes, Neiva, Neyva (variants of Neves etc. from the Latin word for snow)
Schneewitta, Schneewittchen [pet form] (Old German: snow white)
Sigurdríf (Old Norse / Icelandic: victory + snow flurry)
Snæbjörg, Snæborg (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + salvation)
Snæfríður, Snjáfríður, Snjófríður (Icelandic variants of Snæfrid)
Snefrid (Danish variant of Snæfrid)
Snöfrid (Swedish variant of Snæfrid)
Snøfrid (Norwegian variant of Snæfrid)
Snædís [there's a ´ on the i]
Snælaug, Snjálaug, Snjólaug (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + promise)
Snærós (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + rose)
Snærún (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + miracle)
Snjezana (Croatian: snow white)
Snövit (Swedish: snow white)
Xue Fang, Xuefang (Chinese: snow + fragrant)
Xue Hua, Xue-hua, Xuehua (Chinese: snow + flower [= snow flake])
Yepa (Native American [?]: snow girl, snow woman)
Yukiyo (variant of Yuki)
Yukie (Japanese: snow + branch)
I hope all the Icelandic signs will appear here...
Regards, Satu
Hej Caprice,
Here are some more snow names for your collection:
Eiry (variant of Eira)
Eirawen (variant of Eirwen)
Fönn (Old Norse/Icelandic: snow, snow-drift)
Lixue, Li Xue (Chinese: beautiful snow)
Lumi (Finnish: snow [Lumikki is a pet form])
Miyuki (Japanese: deep snow [You wrote Muyuki, but I'm quite sure that it is Miyuki...])
Mjalldís (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow goddess)
Mjallhvít (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow white [the ´ is not on the a but on the i])
Mjöll (Old Norse / Icelandic: new fallen snow)
Neva, Nevara, Neve, Nevein, Nevia, Nieve, Nives, Niwes, Neiva, Neyva (variants of Neves etc. from the Latin word for snow)
Schneewitta, Schneewittchen [pet form] (Old German: snow white)
Sigurdríf (Old Norse / Icelandic: victory + snow flurry)
Snæbjörg, Snæborg (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + salvation)
Snæfríður, Snjáfríður, Snjófríður (Icelandic variants of Snæfrid)
Snefrid (Danish variant of Snæfrid)
Snöfrid (Swedish variant of Snæfrid)
Snøfrid (Norwegian variant of Snæfrid)
Snædís [there's a ´ on the i]
Snælaug, Snjálaug, Snjólaug (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + promise)
Snærós (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + rose)
Snærún (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow + miracle)
Snjezana (Croatian: snow white)
Snövit (Swedish: snow white)
Xue Fang, Xuefang (Chinese: snow + fragrant)
Xue Hua, Xue-hua, Xuehua (Chinese: snow + flower [= snow flake])
Yepa (Native American [?]: snow girl, snow woman)
Yukiyo (variant of Yuki)
Yukie (Japanese: snow + branch)
I hope all the Icelandic signs will appear here...
Regards, Satu
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