Celandine

Celandine is a charming name derived from the English name for the yellow-flowered plant, which is thought to come from the Greek word 'chelidon', meaning swallow, the bird. The plant was traditionally associated with the arrival of swallows in spring. Rarely found on birth certificates, this name has a whimsical and nature-inspired feel. While its popularity has remained quite low over the years, it's a hidden gem for those seeking an uncommon floral name. There are no widespread nicknames for Celandine, but it offers a lovely alternative to names like Jasmine or Dahlia.