Winter baby

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I am expecting a girl a the beginning of January and am looking for baby names with a Winter/ Christmas feel.

Any suggestions appreciated, my hubby vetoed Elf!

Holly
Ivy
Crystal (as in, ice crystals???)

Robyn
Eve {as in christmas eve}

Carol
Mary

ohh what about Natalia/Natalie?

Natalie
Carol
Bianca
Nieves

Mary
Angel
Bianca
Noelle
Carol

Yule? Is that even a name? Was the first thing to come to mind.

Someone i know called their little girl Berri. I think it's very sweet.

Angela
Christine/a
Winter
Theodora (God's gift)

Stella (Star)
Nova (as above)
Christabel
Loveday

Neve (Snow)
Mary (pretty obvious)
Avery (apparently Christmas Elf)
Ivy (plant)
Nicole (St.Nicholas)
Eira (snow)

ooh also Aurora (new dawn) for the new year?

Rudolf
Santa
Frosty
Holly
Puddin

Josephine
Clementine
Nicola

Leon (Noel backwards)

Poinsettia, Clementine, Santana, Epiphanya, Merry, Star, Starla, Valentine, Winter?

DH says Argos

Natalie/Nataline/Natalia
Nativity (my guilty pleasure name!)

Eira?

Welsh for snow.

Donna, Vixen, Venus, Blitzen, Cupid

Robyn?

Jan (uary)

Clea

Here are lots of names which mean snow

Aneira (Welsh: really white or really golden [snow])
Berfu (Turkish: snow queen)
Chilali (Native Amerikan [?]: snow bird)
Drífa (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow flurry)
Edurne (Basque: snow)
Eira, Eiry (Welsh: snow)
Eirawen, Eirwen (Welsh: snow + holy, beautiful, white, pure)
Eiriol (Welsh: snow drop)
Fanndís (Old Norse: snow + goddess)
Fanney (Old Norse: snow + luck)
Fannlaug (Old Norse: snow + promise or light)
Fönn (Old Norse / Icelandic: snow, snow-drift)
Gwyneira (Welsh: holy, beautiful, white, pure + snow)
Haukea (Polynesian: snow + white)
Istas (Native American [?]: snow)
Lixue (Chinese: beautiful + snow)
Lumi, Lumikki (Finnish: snow)
Miyuki (Japanese: deep snow)
Mjallhvít (Old Norse + Icelandic: snow white)
Neva, Nevara, Neve, Nevein, Nevia, Nieve, Nieves, Nives, Niwes, Neiva, Neyva, Neus (Latin: snow)
Nevada (Spanish / American: covered with snow)
Pyry (Finnish: snow storm)
Schneewitta, Schneewittchen (Old German: snow white)
Sigurdríf (Old Norse / Icelandic: victory + snow flurry)
Tarku Huhtsu (Native American [Komantsche]: snow bird)
Tuyet (Vietnamese: snow)
Xue (Chinese: snow)
Xue Fang, Xuefang (Chinese: snow + fragrant)
Xue-Hua, Xue-hua, Xuehua (Chinese: snow + flower [snow flake])
Yepa (Native American: snow girl, snow woman)
Yuki, Yukiyo (Japanese: snow)
Yukie (Japanese: snow + branch)
Yukiko (Japanese: snow + child)

Seren (star in Welsh)

Trinity

More of a religious feel than Winter / Christmas feel to it but Winter includes our biggest religious holiday.