Lilac
Gender: Girl
Origin: English flower name
Popularity: Not in the U.S. top 1,000 names
Lilac Meaning and Origin
The name Lilac is a girl’s name meaning “flower” and is of English origin from Persian roots. As a given name, Lilac can have different origins. It is derived from the English word “lilac,” which ultimately comes from the Arabic word “lilak.” The term “lilac” primarily refers to a flowering plant of the genus Syringa, known for its fragrant and colorful blossoms. Lilac is also used to describe a specific shade of pale purple or lavender color, resembling the flowers. It is a soft, light hue that falls within the spectrum of purple shades. Lilac is a less common name for people but is occasionally used as a given name, particularly for girls. It has gained popularity in recent years, partly due to the rising trend of nature-inspired names and unique floral choices. Lilac, both the flower and the color, often carries symbolic meanings. It can represent purity, innocence, love, romance, and the delicate beauty of nature. In some cultures, lilacs are associated with spirituality and renewal.
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