Lavender
Meaning of Lavender
The name Lavender, pronounced as LAY-vən-dər (/ˈleɪvəndər/), is a charming and unique choice for a baby girl. With its origins rooted in the Latin word "lavare," meaning "to wash," Lavender has long been associated with the fragrant and beautiful purple flower known for its soothing scent and calming properties. This botanical name evokes images of serene lavender fields and is often linked to themes of tranquility, purity, and grace. Although relatively rare, the name has seen a gradual increase in popularity in the United States over recent years, climbing from rank 5,794 in 2003 to 1,176 in 2023. Variations of the name include Lavanda, offering an alternative yet equally enchanting option. Lavender's delicate yet distinctive quality makes it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name that stands out while exuding natural elegance.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LAY-vən-dər (/ˈleɪvəndər/)
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Notable People Named Lavender
| Lavender Cheung is a former news anchor from Hong Kong who graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and pursued a master's degree in Law at Keio University in Japan. |
