85 Baby Names That Mean Sky, Rain, Air, Wind, Or Cloud

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The weather has the power to impact a person’s state of mind. While a warm, sunny day would prompt you to go outside and get some fresh air, a hazy and wintry day would make you want to snuggle up in bed sipping on your coffee.

Weather-inspired names such as baby names that mean sky or rain can be a great choice for your baby to celebrate the shades of nature. For many parents, choosing a nature-based name is a way to inspire a love of Earth and its elements in their child. Furthermore, these names carry meaningful associations with diverse cultures, traditions, and languages. Here, we have combined a list of names that are a perfect pick for your little one.

85 Weather-Inspired Names For Baby Girls And Boys

When you choose a baby name that means sky, cloud, rain, air, wind, or any other elements of weather, it associates your child with the beauty and grandeur of nature. These names are significant in their ways; to some, a weather-inspired name may symbolize a personal milestone — perhaps you named your child Amaya because it was raining when she was born. To others, it may have cultural significance — perhaps you chose Freyr as it is the name of a sky god. These baby names may also reflect your love for nature or symbolize a feeling or personality trait (for example, Sunny, for a bright personality, or Rainbow, for vibrance). You may also choose a weather-inspired baby name because they are unique and will help your child stand out.

So, regardless of your reason, here are some beautiful baby names for your children, meaning sky, wind, and rain, that you may choose. Read on.

Weather-Inspired Baby Names For Girls

Weather-inspired names for baby girls come from numerous cultures and linguistic backgrounds. From the Latin Aella to the Hindi Reva and the Turkish Esen, these names represent the power and beauty of nature and its appreciation across all cultures. 

1. Aella

Aella is the Latin variant of the Greek name Aello and means ‘storm wind’ or ‘whirlwind.’ In Greek mythology, Aella was the name of the Amazon warrior killed by Heracles. She was renowned for carrying a double axe.

2. Alizeh

Alizeh is a beautiful Persian name, meaning ‘wind.’ It bears phonetic similarity to Eliza, Alissa, and even the French form Alizee. Geena Davis chose this Persian name for her daughter. Alizeh Imtiaz, a Pakistani film director is a famous namesake.

3. Alya

Alya is a lovely Arabic name, meaning ‘sky,’ ‘heaven,’ or ‘exalted.’ This name is quite familiar in the United States in its slightly more complicated form, Aliya. Besides, this established Muslim first name is also a Turkish place name.

4. Amaterasu

The name Amaterasu is inspired by Japanese mythology and means ‘shining over heaven and sky.’ It refers to the Japanese sun goddess, the ruler of the heavens. The Japanese believe the royal family descended from her (1).

5. Amaya

This Japanese version of the name Amaia has been growing in popularity in the United States because of its similarity with Maya. Amaya means ‘night rain’ in Japanese. American actress Mariska Hargitay named her baby daughter Amaya Josephine.

6. Anemone

Anemone is derived from the Greek word anemos and means ‘wind.’ In Greek mythology, the tears Aphrodite shed when her lover Adonis died turned into the wildflower anemone (2). It would make an interesting and even challenging pick for parents who want an exotic and historic weather-inspired name.

7. Araceli

Araceli is a melodic Spanish name and means ‘altar of the sky.’ It’s an epithet of Mother Mary in her role as a patron saint of Lucena. Araceli Segarra, a noted mountain climber, is its famous namesake.

8. Aria

This Italian female name, meaning ‘air’ or ‘song,’ is quickly moving up the charts and has even entered the top 100 baby names in the US at rank 24 (3). This is all thanks to its phonetic similarity to the character Arya Stark from the TV show Game of Thrones.

9. Audra

Audra is a Lithuanian name meaning ‘storm.’ This name is used widely in Scotland as a variation of Audrey. Famous Broadway actress, Audra Ann McDonald, is a famous bearer of this name.

10. Aura

This English name is derived from the Latin word aura, which means ‘breeze’ or ‘wind.’ We think Aura would make a lovely nature-inspired name, and it’s a bonus that it’s a multicultural name with Italian, Spanish, and Finnish usage.

11. Azure

The name Azure comes from an English word and means ‘sky blue.’ In the Middle Ages, Azure was another name for lapis lazuli. Azure Parsons, the American actress, is its most famous bearer.

12. Breeze

Breeze is a lovely word name referring to ‘soft and smooth wind.’ Most people use Breeze as a middle name, but we think it would make a great first name as well. Even model Levi Johnston used Breeze as a first name for his daughter.

13. Brisa

Brisa is a modern and shortened form of the Spanish name Briseida. It means ‘breeze.’ Brisa has links to Greek mythology, as Briseida is rooted in the Greek name Briseis, found in tales of the Trojan War. In Mexico, Brisa is famously associated with a fictional character from the 1999 show Por tu amor.

14. Corentine

Corentine is the feminine variation of the name Corentin and means ‘tempest’ or ‘storm.’ This name has never really been in the top 100 but is now on the upswing after a period of neglect.

15. Esen

Esen is a unisex Turkish name, meaning ‘the wind.’ It’s dramatic and windswept, and it would make a unique name for your daughter.

16. Haneul

Haneul is a Korean unisex name meaning ‘sky.’ We think it would make a perfect pick for parents who want a name that bridges cultures or honors their Korean roots.

17. Hurricane

This term for the storm has started being used as a baby name as well, all thanks to the tennis star Hurricane Black. You can use this tempestuous name for boys too. But it hasn’t been recorded as a baby boy name yet.

18. Ilma

Ilma is a popular nature-inspired name in Finland. Meaning ‘air,’ Ilma is also known as the Hungarian variation of the name Amelia.

19. Indra

Indra is a Sanskrit name, meaning ‘possessing drops of rain.’ In Hinduism, Indra is the warrior God of rain, thunder, storms, and the sky and the name is used for boys in India (4). But in America, Indra makes a better female name. You can even spell this name Indre.

20. Iris

Also belonging to a beautiful flower, Iris is the ancient Greek personification of the rainbow. This messenger of gods rode the rainbow as a bridge between earth and heaven (5).

21. Kalani

Kalani is a rhythmic Hawaiian name that means ‘the sky’ or ‘the heavens.’ Kalani Brooke Hilliker, a dancer and actress on the reality shows Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition and Dance Moms, is a popular bearer.

22. Makani

This Hawaiian name, meaning ‘wind’ was initially thought as a baby boy name, but it got a feminine lilt when actor Woody Harrelson chose it for his daughter. Mikey would make a cute nickname for Makani.

23. Miku

Miku is a Japanese name meaning ‘beautiful sky’ or ‘future.’ It is most popularly associated with Hatsune Miku, the first ever and the most popular Vocaloid (a singing voice synthesizer software product) created in Japan.

24. Mistral

Le Mistral is the cold and strong cold wind spilling over the Alps and rushing across the Mediterranean Sea. This out-of-the-ordinary baby girl name would be a beneficial force to be reckoned with. The name has Provencal origins and means ‘master’ (6).

25. Nephele

Nephele is an intriguing Greek nymph name that isn’t much heard in the modern world. It means ‘cloud.’ Nephele was created from a cloud by Zeus in the image of Hera (7).

26. Noelani

Noelani is a gorgeous Hawaiian name, meaning ‘heavenly mist.’ This exotic name would make a nice pick for girls born during Christmas for its ‘Noel’ beginning. Its modern namesake would be Noelani Pantastico, the American ballerina.

27. Rainbow

Rainbow is the colorful semi-circle that people see in the sky after a rainy day. This cheerful name was widely popular in the 60s with the hippies. Holly Maddison has also chosen this name for her baby. It’s also associated with Rainbow Rowell, the American novelist.

28. Rainey

Rainey, reminiscent of rainy, has an old-time country feel to it, perhaps because of Ma Rainey, who is fondly referred to as the “Mother of the Blues.” Andie MacDowell named his daughter Rainie, which gives us another option.

29. Rainn

Rain is a pure version of rain-related names. You can also select Rainn, Raine, Reine, and Rayne. Rainn would make an excellent middle name as well. 

30. Samaa

Samaa is an Arabic name meaning ‘sky.’ It is also a cognate of Sama, which connotes ‘exalted’ or ‘honored.’ The word has been used several times in the Quran.

31. Skye

This weather-inspired moniker, also referring to the Scottish Isle of Skye, brings the mighty sky down to earth. This spelling of sky is often used for girls rather than boys. It entered the baby girl name list in the year 1987 via Skye Chandler, a character in All My Children.

Mother of three, Janae, speaks about naming her newborn daughter Skye on her blog. She writes, “We named her Skye Jo and fell in love with her name the moment we thought of it.  Andrew (husband) came up with Skye (we started our name search by trying to think of one-syllable names to match Knox and Brooke).  When he first said the name Skye (it was the second name he suggested),

 I automatically said yes, we both felt like it was the perfect name for her (i).”

32. Scirocco

This may be one of the most tantalizing names on this list. Scirocco is an Italian name derived from Arabic and means ‘warm wind.’ Volkswagen also named one of its cars the Scirocco. The alternate spelling of this name is Cirocco.

33. Summer

The sky is clearest during summer. So why not name your daughter after this season? The name began to be used in the 70s and has been heard consistently since then. Summer has been featured as a character name on big and small screens like 500 Days of Summer, Baywatch, and The Mentalist. Summer is a soothing name preferred by parents who love the season. 

Faith Drew, a mother, says she named her child Summer because she was born in the summer season. She says, “My first child, Summer was born in the summer, and I just love names that are seasonal or have some sort of like seasonal meaning behind them (ii).”

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American singer and songwriter Donna Summer, and American artist and filmmaker Edward Summer are some popular bearers of this name.

34. Talia

Talia, meaning ‘rain from heaven’ has been rising the popularity charts along with other Russian flavored names. It entered the top 300-baby name list for the first time in the year 2015.

35. Tempest

Tempest is an evocative word name, meaning ‘stormy.’ It is famous, not just for being the title of one of the most memorable plays of Shakespeare, but also for its association with Tempestt Bledsoe, the American actress.

36. Thora

Thora, meaning ‘thunder,’ is a name that is much gentler and softer than its meaning. The name has mythological roots in the tales of Vikings, particularly in the character Thóra Borgarhjört (8). It was publicized by the famous actress Thora Birch.

37. Tornado

If you want to give your little girl an attention-grabbing name, go with Tornado. You would be surprised to know it is the name of the sister of the tennis player star named Hurricane Tyra Black.

38. Tuuli

Tuuli is a delicate Finnish and Estonian name meaning ‘wind.’ The name is most famously associated with Australian actress Tuuli Narkle and Estonian singer Tuuli Rand.

39. Varsha

Varsha is a Hindu name coming from the Sanskrit word for ‘rain’. This exotic name has a hint of the tropical monsoon, the time when rain restores the parched land and turns the dry fields to green.

40. Zephyrine

Zephyrine is the feminine variation of the Greek name Zephyr and means ‘west wind.’ Also considered a cousin to Seraphina and Severine, Zephyrine would make a distinct name for your daughter.

Weather-Inspired Baby Names For Boys

Weather-inspired names for boys, including baby names that mean sky, rain, air, wind, or cloud, make for distinctive choices. These names can be traditional, like Gale or Neil, modern, like Sunny or Storm, and unique to your culture, like Hadad or Souta. So, read on and find the name most suitable for your young one.

1. Adad

Adad is the Akkadian name of the Assyrian-Babylonian god of storm and thunder. The literal meaning of the name is ‘thunder,’ which often comes along with the storm (9).

2. Akash

Akash is a Hindi name, meaning ‘sky.’ This name rose to its highest ranking in the 90s, following the release of several Bollywood movies featuring this name.

3. Anil

If you have a love for the Sanskrit language and Indian mythology or want to honor your Indian heritage, name your son Anil, which means ‘air’ or ‘wind.’

4. Anan

This Old Testament name means ‘cloud’ in the Hebrew language. It would make an interesting name for parents looking for a unique, yet solid name.

5. Anvindr

Anvindr is an Old Norse name composed of the elements ‘an’ which means ‘against’ and ‘vindr,’ which means the wind. Hence, the name Anvindr means ‘against the wind.’

6. Avel

Avel has a dual significance. In Breton origins, it means ‘wind.’ On the other hand, it is considered a cognate of the Biblical name Abel, meaning ‘breath.’ Abel was one of the sons of Adam and Eve (10).

7. Bayu

Bayu is an Indonesian name, meaning ‘wind.’ It does sound similar to Bayou since both are Indonesian baby names, but the meanings of both names are different. Bayu originates from the Sanskrit word vayu, meaning ‘wind.’

8. Baran

Baran is a unisex name with Persian, Turkish, and Kurdish origins. It means ‘rain.’ Uniquely, the name is feminine in Persian, but typically masculine in Turkish and Kurdish.

9. Cloud

Just like Sunshine and Sky, even this fluffy name from the hippie era has started floating onto the baby name radar. Peter Blue Cloud, the Native American poet, is a famous namesake.

10. Corentin

Corentin is a Breton name, meaning ‘hurricane’ or ‘storm.’ This name was practically unknown in the United States, but has been trendy in European countries, especially France for several years. 

11. Dalphon

Dalphon is a Hebrew name with Biblical origins which means ‘rain-maker,’ ‘dripper,’ or ‘weeper.’ You won’t hear this name much in every playground as it’s quite rare. It would work smoothly with almost any surname.

12. Enlil

Enlil comes from the Sumerian word ‘en-lil’ and means ‘lord of the wind.’ In Sumerian mythology, Enlil, the son of Ki and An, is the God of storms and air (11).

13. Ermir

Ermir is an Albanian baby name, meaning ‘good wind.’ It’s a variation of the name Erjon and means the same. But in our opinion, it definitely sounds cooler than the original.

14. Eyvindr

Eyvindr is an Old Norse name composed of the elements ‘ey’, which means ‘island’ and ‘vindr,’ which means ‘wind.’ The meaning of Eyvindr is ‘island wind’.

15. Freyr

Freyr is an Old Norse name coming from the word ‘fraujar’ and means ‘lord master.’ In Norse mythology, Freyr is the name of the god of fertility, rain, and sunlight (12).

16. Fujin

Fujin is a Japanese name meaning ‘wind spirit’ or ‘wind god.’ The name is rooted in Japanese mythology, where Fujin is noted as a god of the wind (13).

17. Gale

Gale, a name that refers to the sea storm, would make a nice name for your son. It was the name of a character in The Hunger Games. Its popular bearer is Gale Hansen, the American actor who played the character Charlie Dalton in Dead Poets Society.

18. Govad

Govad is a short, evocative, and neat name for you breezy boy. The name belongs to one of the 23 Hamkar archangels in Zoroastrianism and means ‘good wind.’ Even the special domain of Govad was wind and waves (14).

19. Guthrie

Guthrie is a Scottish name, meaning ‘windy spot.’ This moniker has a windswept and romantic aura to it. Guthrie McClintic, a major figure in the Broadway theater world of the 20th century is a famous namesake.

20. Hadad

Hadad is the Syrian name of the God of rain and storms. The literal meaning of Hadad is ‘thunder.’ He is believed to be the Semitic counterpart of the Akkadian weather god Adad (15).

21. Hanish

Hanish is a literary name from the epic of Gilgamesh and means ‘one who forewarns of storms’ (16). Inspired by the epic, this name would make a challenging yet distinctive choice.

22. Harendra

Harendra is a Punjabi name composed of the Sanskrit name Hari, which means ‘he who takes away’ and Indra, which means ‘possesses a drop of rain.’ Its alternate spelling is Harinder.

23. Hayate

Hayate is a unique Japanese name meaning ‘sudden, sound of the wind.’ The name can also translate to ‘hurricane,’ depending on the kanji used to write it. 

24. Keanu

A well-known unisex Hawaiian name, Keanu means ‘the cool breeze.’ This soothing name is famously associated with Canadian actor Keanu Reeves, best known for the Matrix and John Wick movies.

25. Lokni

If you do not mind experimenting with your child’s name, go with Lokni, a Native American Miwok name. It means ‘rain falling through the roof.’

26. Naseem

Naseem or Nasim is a traditional Arabic name, meaning ‘breeze’ or ‘soft air.’ While it’s a quintessential male name, some females have also used it, including Nasim Pedrad, an Iranian-American actress.

27. Neil

Neil is an Irish name, meaning ‘cloud.’ This name peaked in the 50s, and remained massively popular till the late 80’s, thanks to astronaut Neil Armstrong being in the spotlight (17) (18).

28. Poyraz

Poyraz is a distinctive Turkish name meaning ‘north,’ or ‘north wind.’ It is derived from the Greek name Boreas, which means ‘northeasterly wind.’

29. Rai

Rai is a distinctive and intriguing Japanese name, meaning ‘lightning’ or ‘thunder,’ and is a truncated version of Raiden or Raijin, the Japanese god of thunder. This hip name would sound better as a middle name than the first name. But it’s capable of standing as a first name as well.

30. Raiden

Raiden or Raijin means ‘thunder and lightning,’ which accompanies heavy rainfall. Even though it belongs to the Japanese god of thunder, the name also feels at home in the Western world (13).

31. Ramiel

In Islam and Christianity, Ramiel is the name of a Watcher and means ‘thunder of God.’ He is one of the seven archangels mentioned in the Book of Enoch (19).

32. Saar

A distinctive Hebrew name, Saar or Sa’ar, means ‘storm.’ It is a gender-neutral name but is more commonly used for boys than girls.

33. Sky

The sky is one of the most beautiful gender-neutral nature names inspired by the weather. This moniker was first legitimized through Sky Masterson, a character in Guys and Dolls. We think the name sounds less hippy-ish than names like Starlight and Rainbow.

34. Souta

Souta, also spelled Sota, is a Japanese name, meaning ‘sudden sound of wind’ and ‘great, big.’ This name is usually interpreted differently based on the kanji characters used to write it.

35. Storm

Storm is a straightforward name used widely for boys. Associated with stormy weather, it can be considered among adventurous baby names, inspiring your little one to be brave and resilient. This moniker is associated with Storm Thorgerson, the English graphic designer and Storm Large, the American singer.

36. Sunny

The unisex name Sunny exudes the warmth and the clear sky of the summer. This bright and cheerful name predicts a bright and friendly personality.

37. Tal

Tal is a short and sweet Hebrew name, meaning ‘dew’ or ‘rain.’ It is mostly used in conjunction with others like Tal-Or or Tal-El. The best part of this name is that you do not even need to shorten it for a nickname.

38. Thor

Thor is the mighty name of the Norse god of storms, thunder, and strength (20). The name also means ‘thunder.’ It was, for long, considered a comic book staple, but now that it has invaded the big screen, it could soon land on birth certificates as well.

Did you know?

Badal is an Indian name that refers to the cloud in Hindi. It is derived from the Sanskrit word vārdala meaning water.

39. Tlaloc

Tlaloc is a Nahuatl name, meaning ‘of the earth.’ But in Aztec mythology, Tlaloc is the god of rain, water, lightning, and agriculture (21). We feel Tlaloc would make a handsome first name.

40. Van

Van, written with an accent as Vân, is a unisex Sino-Vietnamese name meaning ‘cloud.’ It is pronounced as VUNG, YUNG, or VUN.

41. Wayra

Wayra is a Native American Quechua name meaning ‘wind’ or ‘air.’ The name is associated with Wayra Tata, meaning ‘father of wind,’ a wind deity worshipped by some Quechua and Aymara people.

42. Zeferino

Zeferino is the Portuguese form of the Latin name Zephyrinus and means ‘west wind.’

43. Zephyr

Zephyr is a Greek name meaning ‘west wind.’ In Greek mythology, Zephyrus was the god of the west wind (22). All the names associated with it have a gentle and breezy feel to it, including Zephyr.

44. Zeru

Zeru is a Basque name meaning ‘sky.’ This name is an exotic spin on the nature name and was a huge hit with the hippies. But its connection with zero might get some teasing.

45. Zeus

Zeus, the name of the powerful Greek god, means ‘sky’ or ‘shine.’ In Greek mythology, Zeus is the highest of the gods. He ruled the earth and humankind from the top of Mount Olympus (23).

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Infographic: Baby Names With Meanings Related To Sky And Rain

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