| Name | Meaning |
|---|
| Alani | Hawaiian, "fragrant orange tree" |
| Aisling | Irish, "dream" or "vision" |
| Amara | Latin, "immortal" or "everlasting" |
| Amber | English, a warm, golden-yellow gemstone |
| Brianna | Celtic, "noble" or "exalted" |
| Brielle | French, "sprout" or "bud" |
| Cara | Irish and Latin, "friend" or "beloved" |
| Cassia | Greek, a type of cinnamon tree |
| Ciara | Irish, "dark" or "black" (can also represent dark red hair) |
| Coral | English, a pink or red sea growth |
| Ember | English, a glowing piece of burning wood |
| Esme | French, "to be esteemed" or "beloved" |
| Fiona | Irish and Gaelic, "white" or "fair" (can also represent fair red hair) |
| Flannery | Irish, "descended from Flann" (meaning "red") |
| Freya | Norse, "lady" or "noblewoman" |
| Hazel | English, a green or hazel-colored tree |
| Isla | Scottish and Gaelic, "island" |
| Juniper | English, an evergreen shrub with blue berries |
| Kallista | Greek, "fairest" or "most beautiful" |
| Kiara | Irish, "dark" or "black" (can also represent dark red hair) |
| Korra | Greek, "maiden" or "daughter" |
| Leora | Hebrew, "light" |
| Lyra | Greek, a constellation in the shape of a harp |
| Maeve | Irish, "intoxicating" or "great queen" |
| Maisie | Scottish, a diminutive of Margaret, meaning "pearl" |
| Marigold | English, a type of golden-yellow flower |
| Morwenna | Cornish, "white sea" or "white wave" (can also represent a fair-haired woman) |
| Niamh | Irish, "radiance" or "beauty" |
| Rowan | Gaelic, "little red one" |
| Saffron | Latin, a spice derived from the crocus flower |
| Scarlet | English, a bright red color |
| Sienna | Italian, a reddish-orange brown color |
| Sorrel | Germanic, "brown" or "chestnut" (can also represent reddish-brown hair) |
| Valencia | Latin, "strong" or "vigorous" |
| Verena | Latin, "spring" or "flourishing" |
| Wren | English, a small brown songbird |
| Zaria | African, "blooming flower" |
| Zella | Germanic, "blessed" or "holy" |
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