Willow

Meaning willow tree
Origin English
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Willow
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 2
Syllabification Wil-low

About Willow

Willow, traditionally associated with the feminine, is now making waves as a distinctive and captivating choice for baby boys. Derived from the graceful tree, the name carries a powerful symbolism of adaptability and growth. As a nature-inspired name, Willow bestows upon boys a sense of flexibility and strength, while maintaining an air of tranquility.

With variations like Willoughby and Wilfred, Willow retains its unique charm while embracing different styles. Similar names such as Rowan and Asher align with its modern sound, offering parents a range of options to consider.

Famous figures like Willow Smith and Willow Johnson illustrate the name's unisex appeal and the potential for boys to stand out with a name that's both fresh and meaningful. Whether drawn to its botanical significance or its contemporary flair, parents choosing Willow for their baby boys are embracing a name that encapsulates the beauty of growth and resilience.

Variations of Name Willow

William
Wilson
Will
Willem
Willy
Wilford

Nicknames for Willow

Will
Willy
Lo
Low
Willow

Famous People Named Willow

Willow SmithAmerican singer, actress, and daughter of Will Smith
Willow JohnsonCanadian basketball player
Willow PalinSon of Sarah Palin, American politician
Willow ShieldsAmerican actress
Willow BayAmerican journalist and television host

Characters Named Willow

Willow RosenbergCharacter from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
Willow UfgoodCharacter from the movie "Willow"
Willow ChaseCharacter from the book series "Red Queen" by Victoria Aveyard
Willow NadirCharacter from the "Shadowmarch" series by Tad Williams
Willow SwiftCharacter from the "Pendragon" series by D.J. MacHale