| Meaning | lotus flower |
| Origin | Greek |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Lotus |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Lo-tus |
About Lotus
Nature-inspired names have captured parental imagination, but Lotus transcends typical botanical choices, offering profound symbolism wrapped in sonic beauty. The name flows like water, its soft consonants and round vowels creating a meditative quality that soothes the ear.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Lotus carries rich cultural significance across numerous traditions, representing purity, enlightenment, and resilience. Children named Lotus often develop an appreciation for both natural beauty and spiritual depth. The name suggests someone who finds strength through flexibility, rising above challenges with grace.
In educational settings, Lotus sparks curiosity and conversation, providing natural teaching moments about diverse cultures and natural science. Professional environments appreciate its distinctiveness without finding it difficult or pretentious. Lotus represents a bold choice that celebrates both individuality and universal themes of growth and transformation.
Nicknames for Lotus
| Lo |
| Loty |
| Lote |
| Lot |
| Lotusy |
