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39. Violet


It should come as no surprise that the English word for “purple” is “violet” given that the flower of the same name is also called violet.

In the years between the 1880s and the 1910s, as well as in the decades that followed, this name for a flower saw wild swings in popularity in the United States. Several other languages contain words derived from Violet, such as Viola, Violeta, Violetta, or Violet, which all mean “purple” in Latin.

Within the context of many different cultures, the color purple is associated with aristocratic rank. As a direct consequence of this, the name Violet has the potential to connote monarchy, leadership, strength, and grace. In the year 2020, the name Violet ranked 37th among the most popular choices for baby girls.

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