meadow

Meadow names evoke a sense of natural beauty, tranquility, and open spaces, ideal for parents seeking a connection to nature. These names often carry meanings related to fields, pastures, or green, flourishing landscapes, symbolizing growth, freedom, and peacefulness. Choosing a meadow-inspired name can imbue a child with a serene and grounded identity, reflecting the gentle yet vibrant essence of the natural world.

40 names from diverse cultures

Ashley English This name means 'ash tree meadow'. Hadley English Meaning 'heather meadow', it refers to a field of heather. Bradley English This name means 'broad meadow'. Paisley Scottish Derived from a Scottish place name, it means 'church meadow'. Beverly English It means 'beaver meadow' or 'from the beaver stream'. Shirley English Meaning 'bright meadow' or 'from the bright clearing'. Wesley English This name means 'west meadow'. Presley English Meaning 'priest's meadow', it refers to a field owned by a priest. Oakley English It means 'oak tree meadow' or 'clearing of oak trees'. Stanley English Meaning 'stone meadow' or 'stony clearing'. Ripley English It means 'strip of meadow' or 'clearing'. Kimberly English This name means 'royal fortress meadow'. Berkeley English Meaning 'birch tree meadow' or 'birch hill'. Marley English It means 'pleasant meadow' or 'borderland meadow'. Wembley English Derived from an Old English place name, it means 'Wemba's meadow'. Lee English This name means 'meadow' or 'pasture' in Old English. Leah English/Hebrew While its Hebrew meaning is 'weary', Leah is often associated with the English word 'lea', meaning a meadow or grassland. Leighton English It means 'meadow town' or 'place in the meadow'. Green English This name directly refers to the color green or a verdant place. Fordyce Scottish Gaelic It means 'meadow of the stream'. Chloris Greek Meaning 'green' or 'pale green', she was the Greek goddess of flowers and spring. Pratum Latin This is the Latin word for 'meadow' or 'field'. Silvia Latin Meaning 'from the forest' or 'spirit of the wood'. Harit Sanskrit It means 'green', 'verdant', or 'fresh'. Midori Japanese This name means 'green' or 'verdant'. Noa Japanese In Japanese, this name can mean 'field', 'plain', or 'meadow'. Hana Japanese In Japanese, it means 'flower'. Luka Slavic While also a form of Luke, in Slavic languages, it can mean 'meadow' or 'field'. Carmela Hebrew It means 'garden', 'orchard', or 'fertile field'. Rawdah Arabic This name means 'garden', 'meadow', or 'green pasture'. Thảo Vietnamese It means 'grass', 'herb', or 'meadow'. Larra Basque This name means 'pasture' or 'meadow'. Niitty Finnish This is the Finnish word for 'meadow'. Pieva Lithuanian This is the Lithuanian word for 'meadow'. Zlata Slavic It means 'golden'. Jana Arabic In Arabic, it can mean 'harvest', 'garden', or 'paradise'. Réta Hungarian Derived from the Hungarian word 'rét', meaning 'meadow'. Kshama Sanskrit It means 'earth', 'patient', or 'forgiving'. Chae-won Korean This name can mean 'colorful garden' or 'colorful field'. Eaton English It means 'river island meadow' or 'farm by the water'.

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