Baby names inspired by nature

Orange, from the Hawaiian; perhaps also a modern variant of Alan or Alanna

White; in Spanish, Italian and Catalan, dawn

Amber

Ash tree clearing, from an Old English place name

Ash tree settlement, from Old English

A modern name for the aspen tree

After Aurora, the Roman goddess of dawn

Autumn; from the Latin autumnus

In Turkish, the halo of light around the moon; in Hebrew, often said to mean oak or terebinth

Moon halo, or the one that belongs to the moon; a Turkish name

From the flower name, from the Greek azaleos, dry

Briar, the thorny shrub; from a Middle English topographic surname

Someone who lived near a brook, from an English surname

From an English surname taken from the word brook

A modern coinage from the orchid genus Cattleya, popularized by a 2011 film

Young green shoot

Talented; gentle rain

From the dahlia flower, named after the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl

Day's eye, the daisy flower

Laurel, bay; from the Greek

Delight, after the Garden of Eden

Emerald, from the Spanish, first used in Victor Hugo's Notre-Dame de Paris

Wild boar clearing, from Old English

Forest; an English surname for one who lived or worked in a royal forest

Jewel, from the Latin gemma, mostly by way of Italian

Hay clearing, from an English place name

The hazel tree, or its colour

Red-gold sunrise light

Sunflower, a bloom that follows the sun

From a surname, after the holly tree or an Old English word for a clearing

Rainbow; the messenger goddess of Greek myth

From the River Isla or the Isle of Islay, Scotland

The ivy plant

The jade gemstone

From the French jasmin, by way of Arabic, ultimately from the Persian yasaman

The jay bird, from an English nickname for a chatty or showy person; also short for James, Jacob and Jack

The juniper tree; from the Latin juniperus

Has many roots: sea in Hawaiian, king in Persian, ocean in Japanese

Sea and sky; from the Hawaiian kai and lani

Warrior, courage; also the koa tree, from Hawaiian

Laurel

Night

Heavenly garland of flowers, or royal child

A form of Lillian

Lily; from the Latin lilium

A variant of Lily; also a pet form of Lillian or Elizabeth

The lily flower

Moon

A lyre, also the constellation Lyra; from the Greek

A 19th-century flower name; the plant honours the botanist Pierre Magnol