Top 20 Winter Inspired Baby Names - BabyNamesCube

Top 20 Winter Inspired Baby Names
 Jack
• Jack Frost nipping at your nose? The
name Jack originates from Medieval
times, and is a common derivative of
the name John.
• Jack is a popular choice in the U.S.,
and is currently the 41st most
popular male name. Jack is also a
popular name choice in many
countries, ranking No. 1 in Ireland,
Scotland and Northern Ireland in
2014.
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 Nicholas
• To children, Christmas revolves
around the story of St. Nicholas,
more popularly known as Santa Claus
or Father Christmas.
• The name Nicholas has been a
popular choice for many centuries
and is Greek for “people’s victory.”
The name is currently trending
downward, but still holds a high rank
of 57.

 Noelle
• Noelle is a French name that means
“Christmas.” It’s a feminine name
that’s enjoying its highest popularity
ever in the U.S. Right now, Noelle is
the 251st most common female
name.

 Elsa
• Most people know the name Elsa
from Disney’s popular movie
"Frozen." What most people don’t
know is that it is a shortened form of
Elizabeth and has Hebrew roots.
• The name means “God is
satisfaction,” and is currently
trending up. It held a rank of 286 in
the U.S. in 2014, but in Sweden, the
name held the No. 1 spot.

 Bianca
• Bianca originates from Italy and
means “white” or “pure.” It was first
introduced through Shakespeare’s
work, and gained popularity from
celebrity icon, Bianca Jagger, who
was the wife of Mick Jagger for a
time.
• The name was most popular in the
1990s, but currently is trending
down. Bianca was the 360th most
popular name in the U.S. in 2014.

 Jay
• Jay is an English name that means “to
rejoice” in Latin. The name was at its
most popular, with a rank of 78, in
1960.
• In 2014, the name was the 372nd
most common male name in the U.S.,
and it slowly continues to trend
downward. Jay did make the top 200
list in Scotland and Northern Ireland
in 2014, though.

 Aspen
• Aspen ranked No. 397 for baby girls
born in 2014. The name originates
from the U.S. and either refers to the
graceful aspen tree or the
fashionable ski resort in Aspen, Colo.

 Juniper
• Juniper is another female name
gaining popularity in the U.S. The
name origin and meaning is not clear,
but it could either originate from the
English word for the juniper tree or
be a spin-off of the Welsh name
Guinevere. In 2014, Juniper ranked
No. 490, with 633 baby girls given the
moniker.

 Demi
• Demi is an English name that
originates from the name Demetria,
who was the mythological goddess of
corn and harvest.
• Demi was made popular by actress
Demi Moore and it continues to grow
in popularity. As of 2014, Demi was
the 632nd most popular baby girl’s
name in the U.S. The name was most
popular in the state of Louisiana in
2014, where it held a rank of 88.

 Robin
• Robin is a boy name that originates
from Germany and means “famed,
bright, shining.” It ranked No. 1,050
in popularity in 2014, but it was the
143rd most popular boy name in
1956.
• While the name is trending down in
popularity in the U.S., it is gaining
popularity in Belgium, Northern
Ireland, the Czech Republic,
Switzerland, Norway and Sweden,
having made it to the top 200 list in
those countries at least once in the
last three years.

 Storm
• Storm is an English baby name that
means “tempest.” Storm was the
2,210th most popular name for baby
boys in the U.S. in 2014. It saw its all-
time peak in 1995, when it was the
836th most popular name.
• Storm is also a popular choice
overseas, where it was the 32d most
popular boy name in Denmark in
2013 and the 90th most popular boy
name in Norway in 2014.

 Neve
 You might only recognize the name
Neve if you're a fan of Conan O’Brien,
but it is gaining popularity, especially
in other countries. It is an Anglicized
spelling of the Irish name Niamh, and
means “snow.”
• In the U.S., the name Neve has a rank
of 2,487 for all female newborns.
However, Neve made the top 200 list
in England and Wales in 2013, and
the top 200 list in Scotland in 2014.

 Epiphany
• Epiphany is an unusual name for girls;
in 2014, only 14 baby girls were given
the name out of over 1.9 million born
in the U.S.
• The name means “manifestation,
striking appearance,” but despite its
stellar meaning, the name holds the
rank of 8,129 and continues to trend
down.

 Whittaker
• Whittaker is an English baby name
that means “from the white field.” It
is an unusual baby boy’s name and
holds the rank of 6,565. The name is
more commonly used as a surname,
but if you are looking for a unique
name with a lot of charm, then
Whittaker is a good choice. In 2014,
only 13 newborn boys were named
Whittaker in the U.S.

 North
• North is an unusual male name that
ranked No. 6,486 in 2014. The name
North got some attention when
celebrity couple Kim Kardashian and
Kanye West named their baby girl
North in 2013. However, as much as
people talked about it, the name
North never gained popularity.

 Gwendolen
• Gwendolyn is a charming baby name
that is gaining popularity. It originates
from Wales and secured the rank of
420 for baby girls in 2014.
• The name means “fair and blessed,"
and was most popular in Alaska in
2014.

 January
• One would expect that the baby
name January only to be used for
babies born in January. However, the
name originates from the Roman
god, Janus, who was the god of
doorways, beginnings and endings.
• Technically, January would be a
suitable name for any baby, since all
newborns are a new beginning. The
name ranked No. 5,052 for all female
newborns in 2014, and is trending
upward.

 Eira
• Eira is a beautiful name that
originates from the Norse goddess
Eir. It means snow in the Welsh
language. It ranked No. 4,896 in the
U.S. in 2014, but is gaining popularity.
However, the name Eira is gaining
popularity in other countries faster
than the U.S. — it ranked No. 106 in
Norway

 Crispin
• Crispin is a Latin baby name meaning
curled or curly haired. In 2014, it was
the 3,905th most popular name for
baby boys in the U.S. The name
ranked slightly higher in England and
Wales over the last decade, but
overall, the name is trending
downward.

 Alaska
• The state Alaska is notorious for its
snow, but it also makes an interesting
baby name. The name is a Native
American name that means “great
land.”
• In 2014, the name ranked No. 3,395
in the U.S. Strangely enough, the
name ranked higher in Scotland,
England and Wales over the last
decade. Even stranger, the name was
most popular in the state of
California, not Alaska.

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