Aromatic baby names

Names tagged with “Aromatic” across DNA, style, or vibe in the Namesake database.

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7 names

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Anis
Arabic
84
From Arabic meaning 'anise' (the aromatic plant/spice). Also used as a variant of Anius in classical contexts.
Thyme
Greek
42
From Greek thymon, the aromatic herb used since ancient times in cooking and medicine, symbolizing courage and strength.
Canela
Spanish
42
Cinnamon in Spanish. Derived from Latin 'canella', referring to the aromatic spice from cinnamon bark.
Casia
Latin
42
From Latin cassia, a fragrant spice tree. Associated with cinnamon and aromatic plants in ancient Mediterranean trade.
Rayhan
Arabic
40
Fragrant, sweet-smelling. Derived from the Arabic word for basil or aromatic plants, symbolizing freshness and spiritual purity.
Reyhan
Persian
40
Aromatic herb; basil. A fragrant plant valued in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean gardens for its culinary and medicinal properties.
Mehak
Sanskrit
10
From Sanskrit meaning 'fragrance' or 'aroma', symbolizing something delicate, pleasant, and pervasive.

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Popularity data: Social Security Administration, US births 1880–2024