Indigo

Meaning blue-purple dye
Origin English, Greek
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Indigo
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 3
Syllabification In-di-go

About Indigo

Rich with color and depth, this name brings artistic sensibility and natural beauty to mind immediately. The reference to the deep blue-purple hue creates instant visual associations and gives the name a creative, bohemian character. It belongs to the growing category of color and nature names that parents increasingly embrace for their evocative qualities and unconventional appeal. The three syllables provide substance and rhythm, making it feel complete and substantial rather than nickname-like. The name carries a mystical, slightly spiritual quality that appeals to families with artistic or alternative sensibilities. It's distinctive without being difficult, memorable without being strange, and it offers the practical nickname "Indie" for everyday use. The name suits parents who value creativity, individuality, and aren't bound by traditional naming conventions. It brings a sense of wonder and imagination, perfect for a child you hope will see the world through creative, colorful eyes. The name works beautifully across ages, from a whimsical child to an artistic adult.

Variations of Name Indigo

Indi
Indie
Indira
Indeera

Nicknames for Indigo

Indie
Indi
Indy
Digo
Gogo
Indigo

Famous People Named Indigo

Indira GandhiFormer Prime Minister of India
Indra NooyiBusiness executive and former CEO of PepsiCo
Indigo GirlsAmerican folk rock duo
Indira VarmaBritish actress known for her roles in "Game of Thrones" and "Luther"
Indigo WhiteFilipino model and YouTube personality

Characters Named Indigo

Indigo MontoyaFrom the novel and film "The Princess Bride"
Indigo ZapCharacter from the "My Little Pony - Equestria Girls" franchise

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