Baby names that mean a vine or fruit
49 names with a vine or fruit in their meaning: 30 for girls, 18 for boys, 1 used for both. Every one comes with its meaning and the official birth figures for England and Wales and the US. 11 of them are still given to 40 or more babies a year.
Girls' names that mean a vine or fruit
Given to at least 40 babies a year in the US or England and Wales.
26 rarer names that mean a vine or fruit
Fewer than 40 babies a year in either country, which often means a name in wide use somewhere the records do not reach.
- Cherrycherry fruit
- Maicherry blossom; or month of may
- Semirafertile; fruitful; an alternate form of Samira
- Carmelgarden, vineyard, Mount Carmel
- Karmellavineyard; garden of God; variant of Carmela
- Ajwaa type of date palm fruit
- Amlasour; emblic myrobalan fruit
- Bryonyto swell; a climbing vine plant
- Carmelitavineyard of god; diminutive form of Carmela
- Farafruitful; biblical place name
- Carmelinavineyard of god; a form of Carmel
- Sabrathorny cactus fruit; native-born Israeli
- Jagodaberry; slavic word for berry
- Karmelavineyard; garden; a form of Carmel
- Lilikoipassion fruit
- Brionyto sprout; a climbing vine plant
- Anabgrapes
- Berryberry; fruit; used as given name from surname
- Cerisecherry or deep pink color
- Ephratafruitful; biblical place name
- Narehpomegranate
- Rumaanpomegranate
- Rumanapomegranate; a form of Rumaan
- Yuzucitrus fruit
- Karmimy vineyard
- Lianeto bind; from vine or climbing plant
Boys' names that mean a vine or fruit
Given to at least 40 babies a year in the US or England and Wales.
- Carmelovineyard or garden of God308 a year · the US, 2017
- Ephraimdoubly fruitful; very fruitful254 a year · the US, 2017
- Efrainvariant of Ephraim; doubly fruitful192 a year · the US, 2017
- Efrenfruitful; a form of Ephrem83 a year · the US, 2017
- Karmelovineyard of god; a variant of Carmelo55 a year · the US, 2017
- Efraimdoubly fruitful; a form of Ephraim23 a year · England and Wales, 2025
- Carmellovineyard or garden of god; form of carmelo47 a year · the US, 2017
11 rarer names that mean a vine or fruit
Fewer than 40 babies a year in either country, which often means a name in wide use somewhere the records do not reach.
- Keremvineyard
- Ephramdoubly fruitful; a form of Ephraim
- Banyanbanyan tree; indian fig tree
- Ashwathsacred fig tree; symbol of protection
- Pipseed; a pippin apple or diminutive form
- Efremdoubly fruitful; a form of Ephraim
- Ephremfruitful
- Pinnyfruitful; a diminutive of Pina or Pinia
- Ringoapple; also used for the Beatles member
- Carmimy vineyard
- Efrayimdoubly fruitful; hebrew form of Ephraim
Unisex names that mean a vine or fruit
Our popularity figures come from US and England and Wales birth records, so a name common elsewhere shows as rare here.
- Dairefertile or fruitful
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How this page is made. A name is here because its meaning contains vine, vineyard, grape or grapes or one of 7 other words close to them. It is a plain word match, not a claim that the names are related: Liana and Carmelo sit together because their meanings say the same thing, not because they share a history. A name with no meaning we can stand behind is left out rather than given one.
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