Spring! 'Bout Time!

Well, it's finally here! In celebration of warmer weather, of Easter/Ostara, here are names that can be associated with the season.

Boys:

• Anastasiy (ah-nah-STAHS-ee, Bulgarian, Russian)--from Greek, "resurrection"
• Aviv (ah-VEEV, Hebrew)--"spring"
• Beathan (BEH-an, Scottish)--"life"
• Bion (bee-ohn, [ancient] Greek)--"life"
• Can (JAHN, Turkish)--"life, soul"
• Chayim (khah-YEEM, Hebrew)--"life". Also spelled Chayyim or Chaim.
• Eguzki (eh-goos-kee, Basque)--"sun"
• Elio (EL-yoh, Italian)--from Latin, "sun"
• Haruki (hah-roo-kee, Japanese)--"spring" + "hope", "rare", "precious", "star", "life", or "shine" [other meanings possible depending on kanji]
• Khurshid (khoor-SHEED, Persian)--"shining sun"
• Kusuma (koo-SOO-mah, Indonesian)--"flower"
• Oran (OH-rahn, Irish)--"little green one"
• Pascal (pahs-KAHL, French, Dutch)--from Latin, "Easter". Over forms include Pasquale (Italian), Pascual (Spanish), Pasco (Cornish), & Paskal (Bulgarian, Macedonian) 
• Rabi (RAH-bee, Arabic)--"spring"
• Ravi (RAH-vee, Hindi)--"sun"
• Renatus (reh-NAH-tus, Latin)--"reborn". Other forms include René & Renato.
• Sorin (soh-REEN, Romanian)--"sun"
• Tsvetan (tsveh-TAHN, Bulgarian)--"flower"
• Vitale (vih-TAHL-eh, Italian)--from Latin, "of life". Other forms are Vitalis (Latin), Vitaliy (Russian) & Vidal (Spanish)
• Vito (VEE-toh, Italian, Spanish)--from Latin, "life"
• Walid (wah-LEED, Arabic)--"born"
• Ziyad (zee-YAHD, Arabic)--"growth"
• Zotikos (zoh-tee-KOS, Greek)--"full of life"

Girls:

• Anastasia (an-ah-STAY-zhah, English, ah-nah-STAHS-yah, Russian)--feminine of Anastasiy
• Anfisa (ahn-FEE-sah, Russian)--from Greek, "flower"
• Anthea (an-THEE-ah, an-THEH-ah, English)--from Greek, "flower"
• Arevik (ah-ray-VEEK, Albanian)--"sun"
• Aviva (ah-vee-vah, Hebrew)--feminine of Aviv.
• Ayaka (ah-yah-kah, Japanese)--"color" + "flower" or "petal" [other meanings possible depending on kanji]
• Bahar (bah-HAHR, Persian)--"spring"
• Beathag (BEH-ak, Scottish)--feminine of Beathan
• Bláthnat (BLAH-nat, Irish)--"little flower"
• Bluma (BLOO-mah, Yiddish)--"flower"
• Bopha (boh-PAH, Khmer)--"flower"
• Calanthe (kah-LAN-thee, English)--from Greek, "beautiful flower". Another form is Calanthia.
• Ceres (KEH-rehs, Latin; SEH-rez, English)--from Latin, "to grow"
• Chaya (khah-YAH, Hebrew)--feminine of Chayim
• Chloe (KLOH-ee, English)--from Greek, "green shoot"
• Chrysanta (krih-SAN-tah, English)--from Greek, "golden flower"
• Cvetka (TSVET-kah, Slovene)--"blossom"
• Diantha (dee-AHN-than, English; dee-AHN-tah, Dutch)--from Greek, "heavenly flower"
• Eliana (eh-lee-AH-nah, Italian)--from Latin, "of the sun". French form is Éliane.
• Enid (EE-nid, English; EH-need, Welsh)--from Welsh, "life, soul"
• Evanthe (eh-VAHN-thee, [ancient] Greek)--"good flower"
• Fiorella (fee-oh-REL-lah, Italian)--"little flower"
• Flora (FLOHR-ah, Latin)--"flower". Goddess of spring.
• Gonca (gohn-JAH, Turkish)--from Persian, "flower bud"
• Hana (hah-nah, Japanese)--"flower"
• Haruka (hah-roo-kah, Japanese)--"spring" + "flower"
• Honoka (hoh-noh-kah, Japanese--"harmony" + "flower"
• Hua (hoo-ah, Chinese)--"flower"
• Ianthe (ee-AHN-thee, eye-AN-thee, [ancient] Greek)--"violet flower"
• Leilani (lay-LAH-nee, Hawaiian)--"heavenly flower"
• Liv (LEEV, Scandinavian)--"life" [also means "protection"]
• Lore (loh-reh, Basque)--"flower"
• Lule (LOO-leh, Albanian)--"flower"
• Luljeta (lool-YEH-tah, Albanian)--"flower of life"
• Malai (mah-LYE, Thai)--"garland of flowers"
• Mali (mah-LEE, Thai)--"flower"
• Mei (may, Japanese)--"bud" + "life" or "reliant"
• Midori (mee-doh-ree, Japanese)--"green"
• Moe (moh-eh, Japanese)--"sprout"
• Orna (OR-nah, Irish)--feminine of Oran. Another form is Ornat.
• Pascale (pahs-KAL, French)--feminine of Pascal.
• Pranvera (prahn-VEHR-ah, Albanian)--"spring"
• Rayen (rah-YEN, Spanish)--from Mapuche, "flower"
• Renata (reh-NAH-tah, Latin)--feminine of Renatus. Others forms include Renée & Renita.
• Saulė (SOW-lay, Lithuanian)--"sun". Goddess of the sun.
• Sethunya (set-HOON-yah, Tswana)--"flower"
• Sol (SOHL, Portuguese, Spanish)--"sun"
• Soleil (soh-LAY, English)--from French, "sun"
• Rabi'a (rah-BEE-ah, Arabic)--feminine of Rabi
• Solveig (SOOL-vye, SOOL-vay, Scandinavian)--from Old Norse, "strength of the sun"
• Sorina (soh-REE-nah, Romanian)--feminine of Sorin
• Sunčana (SOON-chah-nah, Croatian)--"sunny"
• Sunniva (SOO-nee-vah, Norwegian)--from Old English, "gift of the sun"
• Tesni (TES-nee, Welsh)--"warm sunshine"
• Verna (VER-nah, English)--from Latin, "spring"
• Vesna (VES-nah, Slavic)--"spring" [poetic]
• Vita (VEE-tah, Italian)--feminine of Vito
• Vitalia (vee-TAHL-yah, Italian)--feminine of Vitale
• Zahrah (ZAH-hrah, Arabic)--"bloom" 
• Zoe (ZOH-ee, English; ZOH-eh, Italian)--from Greek, "life"

Unisex:

• Chun (choon, Chinese)--"spring"
• Haru (hah-roo, Japanese)--"spring"
• Nitzan (neet-ZAHN, Hebrew)--"flower bud"
• Xuân (swahn, Vietnamese)--"spring"