There is no purer and more beautiful feeling in the world than love. For this reason, many parents consider naming their children names that have this meaning. Lucky for them, there are several great examples that have become popular over time, like the ones you check out below.
Female names that mean love
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For parents of girls, we have selected some names that combine the beauty of their sound with a special meaning. Some of them are quite popular in Brazil and even traditional in some families. Check out:
- aime: This name has French origin and has one of the most beautiful meanings which is “beloved” or “the one who receives love”. Therefore, he became very popular in several countries and even in Brazil;
- Amanda: Now, we have a name that is very recurrent in Brazilian families and whose meaning is special and touching. In this case, Amanda means “say about love” or else “the one who must be loved”;
- Carina: Here in Brazil we have several variations of this name, the most common being Carine and Caren. In all cases, its origin is in Latin and means “darling” or “beloved”;
- mabel: Finally, we have a name that has its origins in the English language, but it didn't take long for it to spread around the world. It is “Mabel”, which means “kind and loving”.
Boy names that mean love
Now, let's check out some of the most beautiful male names from diverse backgrounds that have love as their meaning. Certainly, these will be great options to baptize your male child, check it out!
- Benjamin: It is a name with Hebrew origin and that gains a special meaning for those who are Christian or Jewish. Furthermore, his name means “the beloved son” or else “the son of happiness”;
- David: Next, we have another name that also originates in Hebrew and that refers to the biblical character who was king of Israel. However, few people know that David means “dear” or “beloved”;
- dylan: You can find several versions of this name here in Brazil and around the world. However, its origin comes from Turkey and its meaning is both “love” and “loyalty”;
- raduah: Finally, we have a very Brazilian name, whose origin is in the Tupi language, which is one of the indigenous languages. In this case, the Tupi tradition presents Raduá as the deity of love.
