Winter names tend to be elegant and a bit unexpected. Neve (snow in Italian) is climbing fast. Stella has been popular for a century. The night-and-star category is particularly rich: Estelle, Nox, Orion, Lyra. These names work in any season; the winter meaning is often a discovery rather than the point.
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victory, fresh start
noble, pure, of distinguished origin
star (folk etymology from Latin aster)
Nights (plural of Layla meaning night)
wide justice (short form of Eurydice)
meadow, clearing
pure, holy (from Cana)
black-headed, dark one
White and pure
Christ's meadow or clearing
white, beautiful
descendant of the dark challenger
great, vast (Korean) + meadow/clearing (Old Eng...
beyond praise, priceless
pure, clear
bright woodland clearing, shire meadow
pure, unspoiled, original
coal black, dark-complexioned
ash tree woodland clearing
pure, noble
white wave
A bright Nakshatra star cluster; the beloved wi...
pure, clean
device for capturing images
short form of Jennifer (white wave)
great lord, magnificent ruler
dweller near the burned clearing
dark one
Pure, chaste
pure, holy, chaste
snow, snow-white
from Venice, the beautiful city on water
fair one, white phantom
from the white village
Dark, little dark one
noble and pure
of the night
star
blessed, fair, white
little dark-haired one
star of the sea
lily flower, night
possibly from Clara, meaning bright and clear
dark-skinned, Moorish
pure white, brilliant
the white, noble one
from Leicester; possibly heavenly
midsummer, summer solstice
star
bright, clear, famous
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