Charming Spanish Flower Names You’ll Love

Hi nature lovers! Flowers are beautiful and no matter what language you use to say their names. But knowing their names in Spanish (nombres de flores en español) like rose (Rosa), daisy (Margarita), sunflower (Girasol),  lily (Lirio), tulip (Tulipán), jasmine (Jazmín), orchid (Orquídea) and madonna lily (Azucena) can be really helpful if you love traveling, gardening or just want to learn more words. And if you have ever wanted to learn flowers name in Spanish and English (nombres de flores en español e ingles) then your wait is over because I have given 50 Spanish flower names in this blog post. 

Spanish is a very common language worldwide that people love because it sounds nice and is important in many cultures. The word for flowers is “flores” in Spanish. When you learn flowers in Spanish (Nombres de flores en español) like carnation (Clavel), violet (Violeta) and poinsettia (Flor de Nochebuena) and about Spanish language then it will give a look at Spanish culture and increase your flowers love. 

This guide is like your mini Spanish flower handbook because it has everything you need whether you want to see flowers pictures, get (nombres de flores) Spanish flower names with their meanings or find out about Spanish names for girls and boys that are inspired by flowers. Let’s get flowery together! 

Spanish language belongs to Romance language family which includes French, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian too. Today, it is spoken by around 500 to 600 million people and is official language in 21 countries like Spain, Mexico and most of Central and South America. It specifically began in the region of Castile in Spain which is why it is sometimes called Castilian. It has 27 letters that includes 26 letters of English with the letter ñ (pronounced “enye”) which is used in words like  “mañana” (meaning “tomorrow” or “morning”). Spanish uses accent marks (´) also to show how to say words.

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Flower Names in Spanish with Pictures

No.	Flower Images	English Names	Spanish Names
1		Rose	Rosa [Ró-sa]
2		Flax	Lino [Lí-no]
3		Jasmine	Jazmín [Hās-mēn]
4		Daisy	Margarita [Mar-ga-rí-ta]
5		Tulip	Tulipán [Tu-li-pán]
6		Sunflower	Girasol [Hee-ra-sól]
7		Balsam	Bálsamo [Bāl-sa-mo]
8		Magnolia	Magnolia [Mag-nó-li-a]
9		Lavender	Lavanda [La-ván-da]
10		Lotus	Loto [Ló-to]
11		Aloe Vera Flower	Flor de Aloe Vera [Flor de A-ló-e Vé-ra]
12		Cobra Saffron	Azafrán de Cobra [A-za-frán de Có-bra]
13		Crossandra	Crossandra [Cro-sán-dra]
14		Crape Jasmine	Jazmín de la India [Hās-mēn de la Ín-dia]
15		Poppy Flower	Amapola [A-ma-pó-la]
16		Golden Shower	Lluvia de oro [Yu-via de ó-ro]
17		Grand Crinum Lily	Lirio Crinum [Lí-rio Crí-num]
18		Chrysanthemum	Crisantemo [Cri-san-té-mo]
19		Chamomile	Manzanilla [Man-sa-ní-ya]
20		Jasminum Sambac	Jazmín Sambac [Hās-mēn Sám-bac]
21		Dahlia	Dalia [Dá-lia]
22		Delonix Regia	Flamboyán [Flam-bo-yán]
23		Sweet Violet	Violeta [Vio-lé-ta]
24		Black Turmeric	Cúrcuma Negra [Cúr-cu-ma Né-gra]
25		Narcissus	Narciso [Nar-cí-so]
26		Peacock Flower	Flor de pavo real [Flor de pá-vo re-al]
27		Puncture Vine	Tribulus [Trí-bu-lus]
28		Yellow Oleander	Adelfa Amarilla [A-dé-lfa A-ma-rí-lla]
29		Yellow Marigold	Caléndula Amarilla [Ca-lén-du-la A-ma-rí-lla]
30		Pot Marigold	Caléndula [Ca-lén-du-la]
31		Pandanus	Pandano [Pán-da-no]
32		Periwinkle	Vinca [Vín-ca]
33		Prickly Pear	Nopal [No-pál]
34		Foxtail Orchid	Orquídea Cola de Zorro [Or-quí-de-a Có-la de Zó-rro]
35		Forest Ghost	Fantasma del Bosque [Fan-tás-ma del Bós-que]
36		Butterfly Pea	Guisante Mariposa [Guisán-te Ma-ri-pó-sa]
37		Blue Water Lily	Lirio de Agua Azul [Lí-rio de Á-gua A-zúl]
38		Hibiscus	Hibisco [Hi-bís-co]
39		Murraya	Murraya [Mur-rá-ya]
40		Night Flowering Jasmine	Dama de Noche [Dá-ma de Nó-che]
41		Night Blooming Jasmine	Dama de Noche [Dá-ma de Nó-che]
42		Creeper	Enredadera [En-re-da-dé-ra]
43		Lady’s slipper orchid	Orquídea Zapatilla de Dama [Or-quí-de-a Za-pa-tí-lla de Dá-ma]
44		White Frangipani	Frangipani Blanco [Fran-gi-pá-ni Blán-co]
45		Shameplant	Planta Vergonzosa [Plán-ta Ver-gon-zó-sa]
46		Scarlet Milkweed	Algodoncillo Escarlata [Al-go-don-cí-llo Es-car-lá-ta]
47		Star Jasmine	Jazmín Estrella [Hās-mēn Es-tré-lla]
48		Stramonium	Estramonio [Es-tra-mó-nio]
49		Hiptage	Hiptage [Hip-tá-ge]
50		Hollyhock	Malva Real [Mál-va Re-al]

Flower Names in Spanish for Girls

Flowers often inspire names for girls because they are beautiful. These names are pretty and have special meanings in many Spanish-speaking countries. Here are some Spanish flower names for girls:

Flower Name	Spanish Name	Meaning
Rose	Rosa	Love, beauty, passion
Lily	Lilia	Purity, elegance, renewal
Daisy	Margarita	Innocence, simplicity, cheerfulness
Violet	Violeta	Modesty, faithfulness, love
Jasmine	Jazmín	Grace, elegance, sensuality
Camellia	Camelia	Admiration, perfection, devotion
Iris	Iris	Wisdom, hope, courage
Orchid	Orquídea	Beauty, luxury, strength
Poppy	Amapola	Remembrance, consolation, peace
Sunflower	Girasol	Adoration, loyalty, longevity
Azalea	Azalea	Femininity, passion, fragility
Carnation	Clavel	Love, fascination, distinction
Daffodil	Narciso	New beginnings, rebirth, inspiration
Dahlia	Dalia	Elegance, inner strength, dignity
Marigold	Caléndula	Creativity, passion, warmth
Magnolia	Magnolia	Dignity, beauty, perseverance
Peony	Peonía	Romance, prosperity, good fortune
Tulip	Tulipán	Declaration of love, grace, beauty
Hyacinth	Jacinto	Playfulness, joy, peace
Gardenia	Gardenia	Refinement, purity, love

Flower Names in Spanish for Boys 

There are also flower names for boys, though they are less common. These names are rare but can be unique choices for boys which shows the beauty of flowers. Here are some names:

Flower Name	Spanish Name	Meaning
Ash	Fresno	Strength, resilience, connection
Basil	Albahaca	Royalty, good wishes, protection
Sage	Salvia	Wisdom, longevity, good health
Hawthorn	Espino	Protection, hope, love
Rowan	Serbal	Protection, balance, strength
Cedar	Cedro	Strength, endurance, nobility
Alder	Aliso	Strength, courage, resilience
Birch	Abedul	New beginnings, renewal, growth
Laurel	Laurel	Victory, honor, success
Cypress	Ciprés	Eternity, sorrow, strength
Reed	Junco	Flexibility, adaptability, protection
Sorrel	Acedera	Vitality, health, healing
Thistle	Cardo	Strength, protection, resilience
Oak	Roble	Strength, stability, endurance
Yarrow	Milenrama	Healing, protection, bravery
Hawthorn	Espino	Defense, love, protection
Heath	Brezo	Solitude, protection, bravery
Sagebrush	Artemisia	Strength, protection, endurance
Juniper	Enebro	Protection, strength, healing
Willow	Sauce	Flexibility, healing, adaptability

Conclusion

Learning flowers names in English and Spanish (nombres de flores en español con imagenes) is a way of connecting with a new culture and language and expanding your vocabulary.  As you learn this language, you will discover how it beautifully names flowers like azucena (madonna lily), jazmín (Jasmine), clavel (carnation) and violeta (violet). If you are learning Spanish, love to travel, study or just because you like it, knowing the names of flowers in Spanish (nombres de flores) and why they are important in Spanish culture help you learn the language even better. With this guide, you may even impress your friends with your knowledge!

Faqs

Q: What are flower names in Spanish?
A: Spanish flower names include Rosa, Margarita, Lirio, Azalea, Clavel, Violeta, Jacinto, Hibisco, Flor de lis, Campanilla.

Q: What’s a pretty flower name?
A: A pretty flower name is Azalea in Spanish.

Q: What Hispanic girl name means flower?
A: The name Flor means “flower” in Spanish.

Q: What is the prettiest Spanish girl name?
A: Many consider Valentina to be a very pretty name.

Q: What are rare Spanish names?
A: Rare names include Marisol, Ximena and Paloma.

Q: What is the Spanish name for Princess?
A: The Spanish word for “princess” is Princesa.