Snow
Meaning of Snow
Snow, pronounced “snoh,” drifts in from Old English as a word-name and surname, carrying the sparkle of fresh flakes on a winter morning. She whispers of purity, peace, and blank-canvas possibility, yet she is no shy snowflake—fairy-tale royalty (Snow White) and fierce fantasy heroes (the Game-of-Thrones clan) keep her street cred intact. Indian hearts may picture the first dawn light kissing the snow on the Himalayas, or a Shimla snowfall that turns every chai stop into a cozy story corner. Parents love that Snow feels rare—she’s hovered around the 900-mark in U.S. charts for decades—yet instantly familiar, like a friendly nip in Delhi’s December air. In one crisp syllable she offers cool elegance, poetic imagery, and a wink of playfulness (after all, who doesn’t enjoy a good snowball fight?). For families seeking a name that glistens with calm confidence and limitless beginnings, Snow walks in quietly, then leaves footprints that last.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as snoh (/snəʊ/)
American English
- Pronunced as snoh (/snoʊ/)
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Notable People Named Snow
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