#75American
The season between summer and winter; fall
#592American
a small summer island
#728USA
A poetic combination of Autumn and Rain, symbolizing beauty and change
#780American
A modern name likely combining elements of 'summer' and 'lyn'
#813English
to be borne of a late summer
#875Greece
harvest or summer
#883American
A derivative of 'June', symbolizing youthfulness and summer.
#908American
A diminutive or variant of the name Zima, associated with winter.
#917American
The season of autumn or fall
#917Japan
Chrysanthemum (菊) - a flower symbolizing autumn.
#1069Japan
夏子: 'summer child' or 'child of summer'.
#1217American
Autumn fragrance
#1257American
Summer field
#1288Cuba
A variant of 'Yule' or 'Yulema', possibly related to the winter solstice.”} // Yule being associated with the winter ho
#1325American
derived from 'winter', signifying the season
#1384American
Derived from Teresa; Late summer
#1614Turkey
the meltem wind (a cool, dry summer wind)
#1687Japan
千秋, meaning 'thousand' and 'autumn'
#1722USA
Derived from Teresa, meaning harvester or summer
#1816Slavic countries
Possibly derived from 'leto', meaning 'summer', or 'led', meaning 'ice'.
#1854American
A diminutive form of the name Teresa, often associated with summer.
#4547Germanic
derived from the German word for 'summer'.
#5116China
夏 - summer or relaxed
#6660American↑ Rising
the season of winter
#7060American↑ Rising
Month of Janus
#8917Finland
meaning 'summer'.
—American
A compound name meaning 'autumn' associated with the season of harvest, and 'rose', the flower signifying love and beaut
—American↑ Rising
Summer's lake
—American↑ Rising
A modern variant of Winter, representing the coldest season.
—English↑ Rising
A combination of 'winter' and 'rose', symbolizing beauty and resilience.
—American
the reign of summer, a time of warmth and growth
—Japan↑ Rising
bright, autumn child
—English
A combination of 'Autumn', representing the season, and 'Marie', typically meaning 'bitter' or 'beloved'
—American
A combination of 'winter' and 'lynn', symbolizing a winter's lake or waterfall
—English
The warmth of the sun in winter
—USA
A modern and inventive name, derived from 'Summer' combined with a suffix.
—American
a combination of the seasons summer and the flower rose
—American
A variant spelling of Winter, representing the season
“A season name is one of the few naming choices that’s literally tied to the moment a child arrives.”
Baby Names Editorial Team