Iris

  • Origin
    Greek
  • Meaning
    rainbow, messenger of the gods
  • Variations
    Irida, Iria, Iridiana
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  • Crisp, clear, and beautifully concise—this three-letter gem packs remarkable depth into minimal syllables. Iris strikes that enviable balance between familiar and uncommon, recognized by everyone yet rarely encountered in daily life. The name projects intelligence and artistic sensibility, suggesting someone who sees the world through a unique lens. Its brevity makes it strong and memorable, while its soft sounds keep it feminine and approachable. Iris works exceptionally well across languages and cultures, requiring no explanation or pronunciation guide. It's sophisticated enough for a Supreme Court Justice yet warm enough for a beloved friend. The name ages beautifully, suiting a baby, teenager, and accomplished adult with equal grace. Parents who appreciate understated elegance over elaborate flourishes will find Iris particularly appealing. It's a name that doesn't try too hard, doesn't demand attention, but quietly commands respect and admiration through its simple, timeless beauty.
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