snow baby!

[Greenshirt]

My cousin is giving birth to a boy today.Any ideas for 'born in the snow' kind of names?

Snowseph
Snowan
or maybe just Snowy?

Eiros is Welsh and means snow. Boreas was the Greek God of the cold north wind and bringer of winter. And there's always good old Jack Frost.

Congrats to your cousin, btw.

Nipper

Drift

dd1 went to school with a 'Snow'. need they look further than that?

Frosty?

Nieve is Spanish for snow i think.

So I am told by the mother of a Nieve born in the snow about this time three years ago.

:o

Snowseph :o - laughing away to myself here.

What about Sneachta? Irish for snow (only kidding!)

Flake? (maybe not)

Snowdrop would be cool for a girl, but that's no good.

Thanks for suggestions-Snowseph FAB!!! Does Alban mean white?

Qanuk - means falling snow or similar in eskimo

Sorry, it means snowflake

Ergh is snow in Cornish - but that would be a really crap name!

Nieves is a Spanish name but is always used for girls.

Apparently EDUR is snow in Basque.

Wenceslas?

I googled and apparently:

Aputsiaq is Greenlandic for Little Snowflake.
Edur is Basque for Snow
Flurry
Manju is Kannada for fog, mist and snow
Pyry is Finnish for Blizzard
Xue is Chinese and can mean snow
Xueqin again Chinese and means snow Celery(!)
Yas is Native American for snow

Anything catching your fancy?

Snomeo?

Blizzard?

Dwight, Elwyn & Finbar all mean "White".

Jack, as in Jack Frost.

Finbar means white? Really?

Fin - fair
bar - ??

Loving Ergh as a name :o

It would almost be worth it for the look on people's faces.

Himesh - snow king
Gavin - white falcon
Elwyn - white/fair/holy
Alfio - white
Snowden - snowy peak
Whitmore - white moor
Whitley - white meadow
Whitcomb/Wycombe - white valley
Whitbeck - white stream
Wycliff - white cliff

DS Owen was born when it was snowen!