Warm and cold baby names

Brr baby! It's cold outside! If you're looking for a baby name befitting this frigid season, look no further! Whether you love the cold and snowy outdoors or being inside where it's warm and toasty, we have the baby name for you. For warm and cold names for both boys and girls, read on! 

Taking inspiration from a wintry Mother Nature as well as the features of indoor comfort, these baby names will always remind you of the day your little one was born. Gather 'round the fireplace with your loved ones and pick the best baby name for your boy or girl.

Warm and cold names for boys

Aidan: A popular Gaelic name, this means "fire."

Bavol: An English name, this means "wind."

Blaze: Originally a Latin name meaning "stutter," in more modern times this name refers to flames.

Brand: Meaning "fiery torch, beacon," this name has Old Norse roots.

Cham: This Hebrew name means "hot."

Edan: Another form of the name Aidan, this also means "fire."

Feng: A Chinese name, this means "wind."

Flint: This Old English name means "stream" but also refers to a type of hard quartz that creates a spark when struck by steel.

Izotz: This name means "ice" and has Basque origins.

Kenneth: An Irish name, this means "fire born."

Keegan: An Irish name, this means "small flame."

Knoton: Meaning "wind," this name has Native American roots.

Ner: Meaning "candle, light," this name has Hebrew roots.

Nodin: This is another Native American name meaning "wind."

Tuhin: A Sanskrit name, this means "snow."

Uri: A Hebrew name, this means "my light, my flame."

Zephyr: Meaning "wind," this name has Greek roots.

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Warm and cold names for girls

Aithne: This Gaelic name means "fire." It is the feminine form of the name Aidan.

Ardea: A Greek name, this means "fire."

Ariana: A Welsh name, this means "silver."

Calida: Meaning "heated, warm," this name has Spanish roots.

Chuma: An Aramaic name, this means "warmth, heat."

Edurne: Meaning "snow," this name has Basque roots.

Ember: Meaning "hot ashes," this name has English roots.

Enya: A Gaelic name, this means "fire."

Fönn: Meaning "snow," this name has Icelandic origins.

Ignatia: A Latin name, this means "burning."

Istas: A Native American name, this means "snow."

Lehava: This Hebrew name means "flame."

Mackenzie: An Irish name, this means "fire born."

Mjöll: Another Icelandic name, this also means "snow."

Seraphina: Meaning "burning ones," this name has Hebrew origins.

Tahki: A Native American name, this means "cold."

Tandy: This name may come from the Old Norse word "tandr," meaning "fire."

Therma: The Greek word for heat is "therme" ... this may be the origin of this name.

Tundra: A geography name, this means "frozen arctic plain."

Xue: Meaning "snow," this name has Chinese roots.

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