Question:
Unique Christmas themed names?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Unique Christmas themed names?
Twenty answers:
* Tinkerbell *
2008-12-08 04:57:00 UTC
Boys Names



Alfredo - Christmas elf.



Casper - one of the three kings who visited the Christ child in the bible.



Celyn - meaning 'holly'.



Christian - 'A Christian' - as a lot of people celebrate Christmas as the anniversary of the birth of Christ, this might appeal to you if you are more traditional.



Christopher - 'A Christian'.



Claus - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa', the bringer of presents.



Dion - from the Greek God of wine, intoxication and partying. Good if you have Greek roots.



Ealhdun - Christmas elf.



Eldan / Elden - Christmas elf.



Epifanio - the season which follows Christmas.



Euell - 'Yule'. This one is a good one if you want a festive name but aren't particularly religious.



Gabriel - from the Angel Gabriel. Gabriel was the Angel who visited Mary to let her know she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.



Ingel - meaning 'Angel'.



Jasper - one of the three kings who visited the baby Jesus in the bible.



Jesus



Joesph - the carpenter, Mary's husband.



Malachi / Malakai - God's messenger. It can also mean 'Angel'.



Michael - the Angel of love and families.



Moore - from Clement Clarke Moore, who was the author of 'T'was the Night Before Christmas.'



Natal - Jesus' birth.



Natalio - masculine version of Natal and Natalie, meaning Jesus' birth.



Nicholas - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.



Noel - 'Christmas Time'. It can also be spelt Noell and Nowell.



Robin - 'Robin Red Breast', the Christmas bird.



Snowden - 'snow'.



Tannon - from the Christmas carol, 'O Tannenbaum'.



Wynter - 'Winter Time'.



Yule - the winter festival. Great for those who are non-religious, more spiritual than religious, or pagan.







Girls Names



Angel / Angelina / Angelica - all names for Angel.



Avery - Christmas elf.



Belle - could be for Christmas bells if you wanted to theme it this way.



Carol or Carolle - from Christmas carol.



Christmas.



Christine / Christina / Kristina - 'A Christian.'



Christy - a form of Christine, 'A Christian.'



Eira - 'snow'.



Eve - As in Christmas eve



Gabrielle / Gabriella - feminine version of the Angel Gabriel, the angel who told Mary she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.



Glory / Gloria - from the Glory of God.



Holly - from holly tree.



Hope.



Ivy - a Christmas plant.



Josephine / Joesphina / Josie - feminine forms of Joesph the carpenter, husband of Mary.



Mary / Maria - Jesus' mother.



Merry - from Merry Christmas.



Michaela - feminine version of the Angel Michael, Angel of love and families.



Natalie or Natalia - Jesus' birth.



Natasha - Jesus' birth.



Neva - 'Snow'.



Nicole / Nicola - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.



Noelle - Christmas time. Feminine version of Noel.



Robyn - feminine version of Robin, the Christmas bird.



Star.



Talia - a version of Natalia, Jesus' birth.



Tasha / Tashia - a form of Natasha, Jesus' birth.



Virginia - 'Virgin', from the virgin birth.



Winter.



If you go passed your due date and end up with a New Year's baby, here are a few more choices:

Boys New Year Names



Newman - 'new arrival of the year.'



Newlyn - 'new year.'



Newcombe - 'new arrival of the year.'



Nova - meaning 'new'.



Renae / Renee - French for 'reborn' or 'reincarnated', perfect for the new year, particularly if you've had a previous pregnancy loss.



Walid - meaning 'newborn.'

Girls New Year Names



Aurora - Goddess of the Dawn.



Dawn - morning time.



January - after the month.



Renee / Renata - French for 'reborn' or 'reincarnated'.



Usha - meaning 'dawn'.



Virginia - 'Virgin', from the virgin birth.



Winter.



Hope I helped!!! :)



Here is a link with one or two more ideas

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/christmas
dixie58
2008-12-08 05:44:11 UTC
Noelle is the correct spelling for a girls name.

Merry has been used as a name but i feel its cheesy to misspell a name like this,just my opinion.

Better choices are those that convey the true spirit of the holidays such as

Joy

Faith

Hope

Charity

Natalie

Holly

Ivy

Natalie Hope

Joy Renee

Renee means reborn, good luck.i hope i helped!
HaylieeBabyy
2008-12-08 04:54:51 UTC
someone just suggested Gracie-Noelle for my baby girl due 28th december :D



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Jackie
2008-12-08 04:51:11 UTC
i dont know theres

Noel

Joy

Faith

Charity(goes with a christmas theme)

Holly

Mary

Winter
anonymous
2008-12-08 06:08:50 UTC
Holly

Noelle

Merryl

Christmas

Mary

Joseph



here answer mine



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20081208055939AABM2hS
drusillaslittleboot
2008-12-08 04:56:16 UTC
Rudolph, word.
Crazy Horse
2008-12-08 04:56:10 UTC
Hermes, the misfit elf. And it's Donder, not dunder. Jesus, Walmart, tree...sorry. Stick with the second answer as she took mine. lol Tinsel? Ginger (bread) Snowflake.? I tried. I just woke up, too. Creativity hasn't set in yet.
mystacall
2008-12-08 04:48:25 UTC
my daughters middle name is Noel...
matushevskiy
2016-11-12 04:44:19 UTC
Christmas Themed Names
anonymous
2008-12-08 04:51:38 UTC
Angelica Noelle Eve - loosely translated into the Angel of Christmas Eve



:)
Brade
2015-08-06 04:27:26 UTC
This Site Might Help You.



RE:

Unique Christmas themed names?

what are some unique, christmas themed names?
anonymous
2016-03-22 19:07:59 UTC
Maria, Josephine, Noelle, Gabrielle, Holly, Angelique, Davidia
Lydia
2008-12-08 08:44:16 UTC
Natalie
courtney.
2008-12-08 04:55:15 UTC
Holland "Holly"

Noelle

Winter

Winterlynn

Natalia/Natalie (Means born on Christmas)

Tinsley
anonymous
2008-12-08 05:34:09 UTC
Holly, Eve, Evonne, Mary, Grace, Winter, Faith, Christian, Christine/Christina/Chrissy, Noel/Noelle, Felix, Luna, Joy/Gioia, Chava (Hebrew form of Eve), Edom (Hebrew for Red {a Christmas colour I guess!}) Esther (Star in Persian), Festus (festival/holiday in Latin), Haggai (Festive in Hebrew).



Okay so most of mine have been said already, I tried to put some different ones in there. ♥
anonymous
2008-12-08 05:36:57 UTC
Rudolph
- Rubi`s Mom
2008-12-08 06:27:34 UTC
My name is Christabel and my sisters name is Christaly --very unique.



Christabel --Beautiful Christian

Christaly -- I came up with that, so me and my sister had similar names.
Melissa
2008-12-08 04:53:19 UTC
Cain (Cane)

Mary

felice (feliz)

Fern
anonymous
2008-12-08 04:57:25 UTC
Boys Names

Alfredo - Christmas elf.



Casper - one of the three kings who visited the Christ child in the bible.



Celyn - meaning 'holly'.



Christian - 'A Christian' - as a lot of people celebrate Christmas as the anniversary of the birth of Christ, this might appeal to you if you are more traditional.



Christopher - 'A Christian'.



Claus - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa', the bringer of presents.



Dion - from the Greek God of wine, intoxication and partying. Good if you have Greek roots.



Ealhdun - Christmas elf.



Eldan / Elden - Christmas elf.



Epifanio - the season which follows Christmas.



Euell - 'Yule'. This one is a good one if you want a festive name but aren't particularly religious.



Gabriel - from the Angel Gabriel. Gabriel was the Angel who visited Mary to let her know she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.



Ingel - meaning 'Angel'.



Jasper - one of the three kings who visited the baby Jesus in the bible.



Jesus



Joesph - the carpenter, Mary's husband.



Malachi / Malakai - God's messenger. It can also mean 'Angel'.



Michael - the Angel of love and families.



Moore - from Clement Clarke Moore, who was the author of 'T'was the Night Before Christmas.'



Natal - Jesus' birth.



Natalio - masculine version of Natal and Natalie, meaning Jesus' birth.



Nicholas - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.



Noel - 'Christmas Time'. It can also be spelt Noell and Nowell.



Robin - 'Robin Red Breast', the Christmas bird.



Snowden - 'snow'.



Tannon - from the Christmas carol, 'O Tannenbaum'.



Wynter - 'Winter Time'.



Yule - the winter festival. Great for those who are non-religious, more spiritual than religious, or pagan.



Girls Names

Angel / Angelina / Angelica - all names for Angel.



Avery - Christmas elf.



Belle - could be for Christmas bells if you wanted to theme it this way.



Carol or Carolle - from Christmas carol.



Christmas.



Christine / Christina / Kristina - 'A Christian.'



Christy - a form of Christine, 'A Christian.'



Eira - 'snow'.



Gabrielle / Gabriella - feminine version of the Angel Gabriel, the angel who told Mary she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.



Glory / Gloria - from the Glory of God.



Holly - from holly tree.



Hope.



Ivy - a Christmas plant.



Josephine / Joesphina / Josie - feminine forms of Joesph the carpenter, husband of Mary.



Mary / Maria - Jesus' mother.



Merry - from Merry Christmas.



Michaela - feminine version of the Angel Michael, Angel of love and families.



Natalie or Natalia - Jesus' birth.



Natasha - Jesus' birth.



Neva - 'Snow'.



Nicole / Nicola - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.



Noelle - Christmas time. Feminine version of Noel.



Robyn - feminine version of Robin, the Christmas bird.



Star.



Talia - a version of Natalia, Jesus' birth.



Tasha / Tashia - a form of Natasha, Jesus' birth.



Virginia - 'Virgin', from the virgin birth.



Winter.



Hope I helped!!! :)
Terr
2008-12-08 04:53:00 UTC
Dasher and Dancer, Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid, and Dunder and Blitzen.


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