Baby Names That Mean Forest For Boys And Girls

Baby names that mean "Forest" for both boys and girls.  

For Boys:

Silvan - Means "of the woods" or "forest" in Latin.

Forrest - Literally means "forest" or "woods."

Cedar - Refers to the aromatic wood from the cedar tree.

Woodrow - Means "row of houses by the wood" in English.

Oakley - Suggests "meadow of oak trees."

Asher - Means "happy" or "blessed" in Hebrew.

Linden - Derived from the linden tree, which is often found in forested areas.

Sylvester - Means "wooded" or "wild" in Latin.

Alder - Refers to the alder tree, commonly found in forests.

Rowan - Means "little red-haired one" or "tree with red berries."

Forrestor - A variant of "forester," meaning someone who works in the forest.

Sylas - A variant of "Silas," meaning "wooded" or "from the forest."

Elowen - A Cornish name that means "elm tree."

Hawthorn - Refers to the hawthorn tree, often found in wooded areas.

Leif - Means "heir" or "descendant" in Old Norse.

Thorne - Refers to a "thorny shrub" often found in forests.

Branch - Suggests a branch of a tree.

Peregrine - Means "traveler" or "wanderer."

Arvid - Means "eagle tree" in Swedish, symbolizing strength and freedom.

Fintan - Means "white fire" or "white bull" in Irish mythology.

Greenwood - Literally means "green woods."

Aldric - Means "wise ruler" or "old ruler," with a connection to the forest.

Bracken - Refers to a type of fern found in woodlands.

Grove - Suggests a small group of trees.

Sylvain - A French variant of "Silvan," meaning "of the woods."

Calhoun - Means "from the narrow forest" in Gaelic.

Theron - Means "hunter" in Greek, a role often associated with forests.

Forestine - A variant of "Forrest," meaning "forest."

Hawthorne - A variation of "Hawthorn," referring to the tree.

Woodland - Literally means "wooded land."

Aldous - Means "old" or "wise" in Old English.

Silasius - A variant of "Silas," meaning "wooded" or "from the forest."

Lindenwood - Combines "Linden" and "Wood" to emphasize the forest.

Aranya - Means "forest" in Sanskrit.

Forrestan - A variant of "Forrest," meaning "forest dweller."

Tannen - German for "fir tree."

Sylvanus - A variation of "Sylvester," meaning "wooded" or "wild."

Ashwin - Means "light" or "horse tamer" in Sanskrit, associated with the forest's mystical qualities.

Branok - A Cornish name meaning "raven in the forest."

Darian - Means "upholder of the good" and can symbolize protecting the forest.

Cedric - Derived from "cedar," representing a type of tree found in forests.

Orson - Means "bear cub," often associated with forest-dwelling creatures.

Taiga - Refers to the boreal forest, a vast woodland in northern regions.

Theron - Means "hunter" in Greek, indicating a connection to forest life.

Evergreen - Literally means "always green," a symbol of a thriving forest.

Radley - Means "red meadow," evoking imagery of a forest clearing.

Aldhelm - A combination of "Ald" (old) and "helm" (protection), suggesting the wisdom of the forest.

Ewan - A Scottish name meaning "born of the yew tree," often found in wooded areas.

Oaklen - Combines "oak" with "glen," suggesting a forested valley with oak trees.

Aroon - Means "dawn" or "first light," symbolizing the beginning of a new day in the forest.

Thistle - Refers to a spiky plant often found in woodland clearings.

Woodford - Literally means "wooded ford," a crossing through a forested area.

Sylvario - A unique name inspired by "silva," the Latin word for forest.

Elder - Refers to the elder tree, which has cultural significance in various forested regions.

Weyland - Means "forest land," emphasizing the connection to wooded areas.

Artemio - A variation of "Artemis," honoring the Greek goddess of the wilderness.

Lindenwood - A combination of "Linden" and "Wood," emphasizing the forest theme.

Sylvanus - A variation of "Sylvester," meaning "wooded" or "wild."

For Girls:

These names evoke the beauty and tranquility of the forest and nature.

Sylvie - A feminine form of "Sylvester," meaning "wooded" or "wild."

Aspen - Refers to the aspen tree, which is often found in forested areas.

Hazel - Refers to the hazelnut tree and its nuts.

Elowen - A Cornish name that means "elm tree."

Laurel - Refers to the laurel tree, which symbolizes honor and victory.

Tamsin - A variant of "Thomas," meaning "twin."

Fern - Represents the fern plant commonly found in forests.

Willow - Refers to the willow tree, known for its graceful branches.

Linnea - Named after the Linnaea flower, also known as the twinflower.

Briar - Refers to a thorny shrub or thicket.

Orla - Means "golden princess" or "golden lady" in Irish.

Alder - Refers to the alder tree, commonly found in forests.

Rowan - Means "little red-haired one" or "tree with red berries."

Thalia - Means "blooming" or "to flourish" in Greek mythology.

Verdant - Describes lush greenery or vegetation.

Holly - Refers to the holly tree and its festive associations.

Ione - Means "violet flower" in Greek.

Sorrel - Refers to a wild plant with sour-tasting leaves.

Forrest - Literally means "forest" or "woods."

Marlowe - A combination of "mar" (lake) and "lowe" (hill) in Old English.

Artemis - Named after the Greek goddess of the wilderness and forests.

Roselind - Combines "rose" with "linden," symbolizing forest beauty.

Meadow - Suggests a grassy area within a forest.

Ainsley - Means "one's own meadow" in Old English.

Myrtle - Refers to the myrtle tree and its aromatic leaves.

Elara - A moon of Jupiter and a unique name with a forest connection.

Briony - Refers to the briony plant often found in woodland areas.

Ondine - Means "little wave" and can evoke a forest stream or river.

Arden - Suggests "eagle valley" and can evoke a wooded landscape.

Briallen - Means "primrose" in Welsh, a forest-inspired flower name.

Sylvestra - A feminine form of "Sylvester," meaning "wooded" or "wild."

Calida - Means "warm" or "heated," like the forest under the sun.

Faelan - Means "little wolf" or "wolf cub," often associated with forest animals.

Veridian - A variation of "Verdant," representing lush greenery.

Willowdean - Combines "Willow" with "Dean," emphasizing the forest connection.

Selvika - A unique name inspired by "selva," which means "forest" in Spanish.

Alondra - Means "lark" in Spanish, a bird often found in forested areas.

These additional names offer a variety of options for boys and girls, each with its own unique connection to the forest.

Arlen - Means "pledge" or "oath," signifying a commitment to nature and the forest.

Brionna - A feminine form of "Briony," referring to forest plants.

Calypso - Named after the Greek nymph who lived in a mysterious forest.

Foresta - A variation of "Forest," directly indicating a woodland.

Halia - Means "remembrance of a loved one" and can symbolize fond memories in a forest.

Marlow - A variant of "Marlowe," meaning "driftwood" by a lake or river.

Sylvianne - A feminine form of "Sylvester," suggesting a connection to the woods.

Tawny - Refers to a brownish-orange color often seen in forest animals.

Veleda - Derived from the Celtic word for "forest" or "knowledge," symbolizing wisdom in nature.

Aldora - A combination of "Ald" (old) and "dora" (gift), representing the treasure of the forest.

Cedaris - A unique name inspired by "cedar," a tree associated with forests.

Kalina - Means "viburnum tree" or "guelder rose" in Slavic, symbolizing woodland flora.

Romilly - Suggests "from the Roman settlement near the woods."

Dara - Means "oak tree" in Irish, signifying a connection to forested landscapes.

Zephyrine - Named after the gentle west wind, which rustles through forest leaves.

Aldara - A combination of "Ald" (old) and "ara" (adornment), symbolizing the beauty of the forest.

Faelina - A feminine form of "Faelan," meaning "little wolf" often found in forested areas.

Arava - Means "willow" in Hebrew, connecting to a tree often found near water sources.

Sylvaine - A feminine form of "Sylvanus," emphasizing the forested aspect.

Briarthorn - Combines "Briar" and "Thorn," signifying a thorny shrub often found in forests.

Aldwyn - Means "old friend" or "wise friend," suggesting a bond with the forest.