Ten names for girls inspired by the summer

If there is a choice that can worry the future parents is choosing the right name for their children. Some choose the name before conceiving their child, others do not agree until the last moment. For some parents, names that are easy to remember or pronounce are ideal, while others look for origina

If your daughter will be born next summer and you still have not decided what her name will be, maybe you can be inspired by these ten proposals from guiainfantil.com

They are names for girls inspired by summer of different origins and whose meanings are related directly or indirectly with the circumstances of the summer periods such as warm temperatures, long and bright days, and the sea, among others.

10 names for girls inspired by the summer

1- June: is a name of Basque origin. With it, reference is made to the sixth month of the calendar on which summer begins. Some voices associate this name with the Goddess who protects marriage. June is the name of the daughter of model Bimba Bosé. We can also highlight the American choreographer June Taylor or American country singer June Carter Cash.

2- Sol: is a name of Latin origin and its meaning is related to the star means 'one that shines like the sun' or the 'one that has a luminous faith'. Sometimes it can be used as a compound name. Among the personalities that are named so we can highlight the Spanish journalist Sol Alameda or the Argentine model Sol Núñez.

3- Susana: it is a white lily that blooms in late spring early summer. It is also a name of Hebrew origin and means 'lotus flower'. Other variants of this name are Xuxa in Latin or Susanne in German. With this name stand out the Mexican actress Susana González or the Argentine journalist Susana Gimenez.

4- Breeze: it is an original and little used name. Its Greek origin and means 'soft wind'. As there may be in the summer. Brisa is also the name of a beautiful nymph.

5- Mar: is a feminine name of Latin origin that means 'the lady of the sea'. She is also the protector of the sailors and the patron saint of the sea. It can be used individually or as part of a compound name. Among the personalities that are called that, we highlight the Mexican actress Mar Contreras or the Spanish model Mar Flores.

6- Shera: is a name of Aramaic origin and means 'light', like the one that predominates in the summer months when the days are longer than the nights. Sheray or Sherah forms can also be used.

7- Iris: the origin of this name is Latin, although according to some voices it could also have a Greek origin. It means 'the one with beautiful colors'. According to mythology, she was a messenger of the gods and also a flower of summer. With this name we can highlight the German artist Iris Wagner to Venezuelan politics Iris Varela.

8- Concha: is the abbreviation of the name Concepción, a name of Latin origin. The shells are the shells that the molluscs use as a defensive element to protect themselves from external aggressions. In summer it is very typical to collect the shells from the sand on the beach.

9- Elaine: is an old French variant of the feminine name Elena that comes from the Greek and means 'bright light' like the one we can enjoy during the summer months. Between the personalities that are called like that we can highlight the American actress Elaine Hendrix or the American writer Elaine Cunningham.

10- Paloma: is a name of Latin origin and means 'wild pigeon' although there are also voices that maintain that it means 'pale color'. Between the personalities that are called like this we can emphasize the first Mexican lady during the eighties, Paloma Cordero, the Spanish singer, Paloma San Basilio or the Canadian singer, Paloma Bazterrica. The popular patron saint of Madrilenians is the Virgen de la Paloma whose festivity is celebrated traditionally during the summer every day August 15.