Mi Amor: Baby Names Related to Love for Your New Valentine
If you have a February due date, chances are, you’re thinking a lot about love. Ok, expectant parents are probably thinking always thinking about love no matter what, but especially during February. With hearts in the air, sweet treats abounding, and heartfelt expressions of love everywhere, we can’t help but want to name our little Valentine a name that means “love,” too.
From classic names you never realized meant “love” to unique names that sound as beautiful as their meaning, there are so many different boy and girl names that will show your baby how much they mean to you.
Love
Go ahead, name your baby Love! This baby name means “affection” and is such a sweet choice for your baby love.
Amia
Amia is a beautiful-sounding name of French origin that means “beloved” or “dearly loved.”
Minna
Minna is a German name that means “love.”
Ahava
In Hebrew, Ahava means “dearly loved.”
Amanda
Amanda may be a popular name, but did you know it means “worthy of being loved” in its English origin? Adorable!
Aphrodite
What’s more appropriate this season than Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love?
Mila
With a Russian origin, Mila means “people’s love.”
Carina
Carina is an Italian name that means “dear” and “beloved.”
Mabel
Popularized by Selena Gomez’s character in Only Murders in the Building, Mabel is a Latin name that means “beautiful,” “loving,” and “lovable.”
Amora
In its Spanish roots, Amora translates to “love.”
Suki
A name with a Japanese origin, Suki means “beloved.”
Venus
Venus is the goddess of love and beauty, which is the perfect moniker for your beloved.
Cupid
For your little Valentine’s Day baby, you can’t go wrong with Cupid, the god of love in Roman mythology!
David
From biblical times and still popular today, David means “beloved.”
Lowell
Of English origin, Lowell means “dearly loved.”
Gerwyn
Gerwyn is a Welsh name that means “fair love.”
Jed
Jed is a short and sweet name that means “Beloved of the Lord.”
Valentine
Valentine means “strong” and is known for St. Valentine, who the romantic holiday was named after.
From Xanthe to Dahlia, here’s a list of darkly romantic goth names for your baby girl.