21 Adorable June Baby Names For Girls And Boys

For babies born in the sixth month of the year, we have compiled a list of June baby names are filled with warmth to help you choose a suitable one. June is that time of the year when summer is at its peak. This means there are many summer names for babies born in this month. Also, there are many celebrities and historical figures born in June. Our list below includes the names of those prominent individuals and a few other names that remind one of this month. So, read on to know which of these June names would suit your baby the most.

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June Baby Names For Boys

1. Morgan

Morgan Freeman, born on 1st June, is the Oscar-winning actor for The Shawshank Redemption. This strong and attractive name is still highly popular in Wales, to such a large extent that it’s even used for females. Morgan means ‘sea circle’ and will constantly remind your child of the beach and the ocean.

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Morgan is also a surname of Welsh origin.

2. Calinda

This Sanskrit name meaning sun will make a fitting name for your child. We loved the polished sound of this name. Cal would make an adorable nickname for it.

3. Jared

The name Jared is the Hebrew word for rose, the flower for the month June. The name has been popular for decades. It was revived in the 60s by television actors, and even today, it is still an appealing option. In the Bible, Jared was the descendant of Adam and the father of Enoch. Jared Leto, the 90s crush of many girls, is the most popular namesake for it.

4. West

Whether you are a fan of Kanye West or not, (who was born on 8th June), West would surely make a strong name for your little one. West is one of the most fashionable names for your little one born in the Cancer zodiac. It has a western, cowboy feel, quite in tune with the likes of Zane and Wyatt.

5. Nikko

Nikko is another unique and exotic June inspired baby names for you to check out. And it means ‘sunlight’ in summer, which we get in plenty in this month, the name will remind him of renewal through sunlight. Nikko is also diminutive of Nicholas.

6. Keegan

If you want a unique baby name for your child, go for Gaelic or Celtic names. This spirited Gaelic name, meaning ‘little fire’ would make a perfect name for your firecracker. The ‘n’ ending and the double ‘e’ in this name will have a lot of parents blooming for it.

 7. Junius

Junius, derived from Juno, is the ancient Roman family’s name. It may sound a bit old-fashioned now, but it was once in the Top 500 list and peaked at #345 in the 1880s. The meaning of Junius is ‘born in June’.

8. Junior

Junior was not always tacked onto the end of a father’s name. It was once an independent given name. In fact, it was a Top 200 name from the year 1920 to 1936 and was given to over 300 babies in the year 2011. Model Katie Price and British musician Peter Andre have a son named Junior.

9. Juniper

Juniper is one of the few nature names that we really adore. And it is a hit with the parents too; the bouncy, rhythmic sound is what we love the most in this name. Apart from the appealing mix of assets, of course. The most notable Juniper was Saint Brother Juniper, the follower of Saint Francis.

10. George

George Bush, the 41st President of the United States, was born on 12th June. The name George is saintly, royal, solid, friendly, and unpretentious. So, it is in a perfect position for a comeback, especially after Kate Middleton and Prince William chose it for their son.

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If you are looking for an earthy or nature-inspired June name, George could be a perfect fit as it means a farmer or one who works for the earth.

June Baby Girl Names

11. June

Yes, we know it is too obvious for a June baby, but we cannot help including it. The baby name June was first bestowed as a given name in the 20th century. It comes from the Latin Juno, who was the mythological Roman goddess of marriage. Until recently, it was considered a quintessential 50s good girl name. But this image has faded now. June now sounds less sweet, and more modern.

12. Marilyn

Marilyn Monroe was the glamorous but slightly troubled blonde bombshell. This name was on the Top 20 list for a whole decade, and the reason for its fame goes only to this lady.

13. Solange

Apart from being the moniker of June born Queen Bey’s little sister, Solange also means ‘angel of the sun’ in French, making it a perfect name for the summer-born baby, basking amidst the greenery.

14. Gemma

Here’s a perfect name for your Gemini child. This gem of a name was very popular in the 1980s in England and is now slowly entering the top 300 global baby name list too. It’s also the name of a character in Sons of Anarchy. This name would be perfect for your little diamond.

15. Pearl

As the birthstone for this month, Pearl would make an adorable name for your daughter. If not as a given name, you can, at least, use it as a nickname.

16. Iggy

If you adore this fancy, June born lady as much as we do, why not commemorate her killer style and badass attitude by naming your daughter after her.

17. Brooke

Brooke White, the June born singer, was the fifth place finalist in the 7th season of American Idol.

18. Angelina

Angelina Jolie needs no introduction at all. She is loved not just for her on-screen roles, but more for his philanthropic work.

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Angelina Jolie’s mother gave this name to her, inspired by a truck she and her husband were stuck behind on a car ride.

19. Alexandrite

Alexandrite one of three birthstones of the month of June. The ‘ite’ ending is our primary reason for including the name in our list. Alex, Alexa, and Andria are of the lovely nicknames that go with this beautiful moniker.

20. Junia

Junia is the name of an early Christian convert and perhaps the only female apostle in the New Testament who was praised by Apostle Paul. Junia is quite a common name in Rome. It was also Emperor Caligula’s first wife’s name.

21. Juno

Juno is the name of the Roman queen of God. She is the wife of Jupiter, the mother of Mars and the goddess of marriage and childhood. The name was first brought to attention by Sean O Casey’s play, Juno, and the Paycock. But it came back into prominence with the release of the movie ‘Juno’.

Discover More Names

When you have to choose a name for your baby, a few hundreds of names may not be just enough. Keep digging our mine of baby names until you find that one precious gem.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What middle names go with June?

June is a versatile name that tends to go well with most middle names. You may try to pair June with a color like Ruby, Emerald, Lavender, or a flower name like Lily or Daisy, or anything in nature like Star, Moon, or Sky. Even complex middle names such as Genevive, Evelyn, and Margaret pair well with June.

2. Is June a popular middle name?

The first name could also be a good middle name. Many celebrities such as Vera Miles and Anne Jackson have their middle names as June.

3. What are some gender-neutral baby names inspired by the month of June?

June in itself is a gender-neutral baby name inspired by the month. In addition, you may consider names like Juniper, Junius, West, Brooke, Ash, Sage, Ember, Skyler, and Juno, which are nature-oriented and related to the seasonal aspects of June.

4. What are some baby names that have a connection to the ocean or water, associated with the summer season and June?

Some June baby names connected to the ocean or water and the summertime vibes of June include Coral, Brooke, Ondine, Dylan, Reef, and Ocean.

Naming a baby can be challenging. Hence in this post, we have tried to ease up this task by giving you a cheat code – i.e., name them after the month. We hope that our list has inspired you to celebrate your child’s birth with these June baby names. Our list also includes the names of famous celebrities who were born in June, as well as a few vernacular words for the month. You may also name your child after the month of June, which marks the start of summer. These names spread joy and happiness to the entire family. Now that we’ve given you many ideas, it’s time to get your pen and paper out and find a beautiful name for your baby.

Infographic: Baby Names Inspired By June

June is the summer month which also marks the arrival of the rainy season in some parts of the world, including India. So, whether your baby is born in June or it is your favorite month, look at the infographic below for some sweet baby names related to this month.

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Illustration: Momjunction Design Team

Key Pointers

  • Many June baby names are inspired by nature.
  • Calinda, Nikko, Juno, and June are popular June baby names associated with summer.
  • Morgan, George, Brooke, and Angelina are some names inspired by June-born celebrities.
  • Names like Pearl and Jared are excellent choices for your June-born baby.

Illustration: Adorable June Baby Names For Girls And Boys

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Image: Stable Diffusion/MomJunction Design Team


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Arshi Ahmed did her graduation from Shri Shikshayatan College, Kolkata, and post graduation in English from Lovely Professional University. With nearly four years of experience, she specializes in writing baby names articles as she loves to help new parents find a name for their child.

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