A MALE name meaning winter?

Question

I need a male name meaning winter, cold, snow, ice, or anything along these lines. I repeat, MALE, although I will also accept unisex, and names converted from a female name. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Hemant - winter (Sanskirt),

Winter/Wynter - means Winter and is of English origin,

Eira - snow (Welsh),

Himani - snow (Sanskirt),

Nevada - snow-covered (Spanish),

Caldwell - cold stream (English),

Caulton - cold town (English),

Geshem - rain (Hebrew),

Raine - rain (English).

I like the name Wynter actually!

Answer 2

Noel - though I suppose that's more Christmas.

Answer 3

I could think of Noel, but thats already been said =[ becuase that's kind of a Christmassy name.

"Winter" is actually a unisex English name. Look--http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com...

Abijide, means born in winter, is African.

Fuyiki (japanese) means snowy winter.

Hemant and Hemanta in Sanskrit mean child of winter.

Hima also Sanskrit, uisex, means snow;winter.

Huyu(japanese) also means winter.

Dong ,Vietnamese- Winter

Eur, basque-snow

Fremantle, old french-cold cloak

Tuhin, indian-snow

Gentie, irish-english, snow

Tushar-indian, snow

Hope I helped =] xo

Answer 4

Frosty

Answer 5

This might be a helpful site:

http://www.20000-names.com/special_categ...

It organizes names into a bunch of obscure categories. They have season names, character trait names, nature names, element names...

A few of the things listed are,

Edur (which means snow in Basque), Hail, Pyry (blizzard in Finnish)...

Answer 6

Invierno

Answer 7

Nollaig (pr. Null-ig) is the Irish for Christmas and is used as a boys name

Answer 8

Robyn/Robin? - Could be unisex too. :)

Answer 9

Martin

Answer 10

The boy's name Aquilo \a-qui-lo\. Roman mythology name: the North Wind. An appropriate choice for a winter baby.

Aquilo has 2 variant forms: Aquilino and Aquillo.

Winter   unisex   Old English   winter   Wynter, Winters  

DONGMEI: Chinese name meaning winter plum

Fuyu- japanese for winter pronounced " foo- you"

Answer 11

Maybe not quite winter, but words from winter

Cole

Noel

Nicholas

Whit

Answer 12

Noel

Answer 13

Hiver - french for winter...

like shiver but don't pronounce the H- iver!

Answer 14

Yule

Frost

Snowden

Wynter

Noel

:-)

Answer 15

Hows about Wynter?

Answer 16

Try an eskimo name. 'Hey' means winter. Nanuk means polar bear. Qannik means snowflake  

Answer 17

Noel

Neige is snow in French

Answer 18

hioni