Iris

  • Origin
    Greek
  • Meaning
    The name Iris is derived from the Greek word "iris," which means "rainbow." It symbolizes beauty, colors, and a connection between heaven and earth.
  • Variations
    Irida, Iria, Iridiana
  • Similar names
    Violet, Rose, Luna, Ruby, Aurora
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  • The name Iris holds ancient Greek origins and carries a profound meaning that makes it a charming choice for a baby girl. Derived from the Greek word "iris," which translates to "rainbow," this name is imbued with the symbolism of beauty, colors, and a bridge between heaven and earth. In Greek mythology, Iris was the goddess of the rainbow, often depicted as a messenger between the gods and humanity, bringing divine messages and guidance. As such, the name Iris exudes a sense of connection and communication, making it an excellent choice for parents who seek a meaningful and elegant name for their daughter. Furthermore, Iris has a timeless quality, simultaneously embodying strength and femininity. Its popularity has grown steadily over the years, as more parents appreciate the name's mythological significance and its association with vibrant hues. Whether the little Iris grows up to be an artist, diplomat, or anything she aspires to be, her name will forever remind her of the beautiful spectrum of possibilities that life offers.
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