Snow related baby names?

[SnowMaybeBaby]

As it’s snowing and all of our NCT group are imminent, any snow relayed baby name suggestions??

Eirlys

Storm (as in snow storm)

Ice Ice Baby

Neve coming from Nivis - the Latin for snow.

Thaw. ( Spelt Thor)

Crystal

https://www.teanglann.ie/ga/fuaim/oighear

The Irish word for ice "oighear" is similar to Welsh for snow "eira". The Irish is sometimes "oighre", which is pronounced the same as the Welsh.
It isn't used as a name but I think "Sneachta" (snow) might be once in a while.

@Keleshey , it depends if you are treating it as a Welsh word or not. The Welsh word for snow isn't Eye-ra.

@SnowMaybeBaby , Smilla

Not all Welsh folk pronounce it the same way though.
Mother-tongue Welsh speakers would not say it Eye-ra, because it's a phonetic language.
It's like saying snow rhymes with know. It doesn't and it's insulting or ignorant to say it does.

Aspen
Crystal
Eira
Alaska
Alba
Blanche
Elsa
Robin
Nevada
Noel
Nicholas
Neva

Am I going mad? Snow does rhyme with know?!

I'm glad you asked. 😂

A girl's name from Scandinavia:

Snøfrid or Snefrid (Snø/Sne means snow, "frid" means beautiful).

Also, "snow" absolutely does rhyme with "know". I am also trying to think of how that could possibly be either insulting or ignorant. Someone speaking a different dialect where they rhyme (in which dialect don't they rhyme?), is neither of those things.

South Walian and I and other South Walians do. Are you Cardiff by any chance?

Sorry, sloppy typing. Now not know! The shame!

That makes more sense!

@TroysMammy , how would you say eich,eirin,eiddil, eiddo, eisteddfod, eisioes, geirfa, geifr, breintiau etc?

Snowphie and Snowhammed have made me laugh more than they should have 😂

What? Snow does rhyme with know.

How is it ignorant - dialects in the same language pronounce things different

Snejna
Sneja

Silver
Zwanet (Little Swan)
Snowdrop
Olwen (White Footprint)
Alba (White)
Alaska
Aspen
Bianca/Blanche

Snowella, Blizzabel, Blizzardbeth, Lluwch, Snoa, Rhew

Thank fuck, coz I was proper confused 😂

Still not sure it is ignorance to pronounce things differently - see scone and scone.

Snowsephine has a nice ring to it

Or go the whole hog - Jadis.

I've always struggled with boys names that fit our families backgrounds... but if I ever need to name a boy it's sorted now - Snowhammed. Genius.

Flakey

Perdita doesn't mean snow but she is a key character in The Winter's Tale