Geometric baby names

From Greek 'tetra' meaning 'four', often used as a prefix in scientific and mathematical contexts. Modern usage as a given name reflects contemporary naming trends toward geometric and abstract concepts.

Crooked or bent; derived from the Welsh word for a curved or angled shape. Often associated with architectural or geometric characteristics.

From Latin 'axis', meaning the central line around which something rotates or is organized. Used in mathematics and astronomy to denote a pivot point or foundational reference.

From Japanese kagome (籠目), referring to a traditional geometric lattice pattern. Often written with characters meaning 'cage' and 'eye', symbolizing intricate weaving and patterns.

From Greek 'prisma' meaning 'something sawed or cut'. Associated with geometric precision and light refraction through a prism.

From Arabic/Persian meaning 'ornamental lattice' or 'screen,' referring to decorative geometric patterns in Islamic architecture and design.