100+ Tu Bishvat Baby Girl Names 2026 Shining & Attractive

Eddie BrockLast Updated: February 2, 2026

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Tu B’Shevat, the “New Year of the Trees,” is a holiday of hidden potential. In 2026, it begins at sundown on February 1st, a time when the world might still look wintry, but beneath the soil, the sap is rising and life is beginning to stir. Choosing a Tu B’Shevat baby girl name is about capturing that “inner glow” a name that feels as rooted as an ancient oak but as delicate as a spring blossom. You might gravitate toward Ilana, the feminine form of tree, or Tamar, which carries the regal, sweet legacy of the date palm. These names aren’t just attractive; they feel “human” and soulful, connecting your daughter to the resilience of the natural world.

In 2026, the trend for girl names is leaning toward “ethereal-earthy” monikers that sound light but carry deep meaning. To give her name that perfect “burstiness,” look for names inspired by the Seven Species or the shimmering colors of the forest. Names like Gefen (vine) or Ayla (oak tree) offer a rhythmic, sophisticated quality that feels modern yet timeless. Whether you choose a name that sparkles like dew on a leaf or one that stands strong like a cedar, a Tu B’Shevat-inspired name tells your girl that she was born in a season of “growth against the odds,” gifting her a spirit that will always reach for the light.

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Tu BiShvat Baby Girl Names: Blossom & Renewal (A-G)

This section features names where the earth, budding flowers, and the grace of the garden are the central themes, drawing from ancient agricultural traditions and lush landscapes.

Sr. No.	Name	Meaning (Nature/Growth Focus)	Origin
1	Abelia	Sigh, Breath; A flowering shrub	Hebrew/Greek
2	Acacia	Thorny tree (Resilience)	Greek
3	Adina	Gentle, Delicate (Like a leaf)	Hebrew
4	Ahalya	Unplowed/Pure earth	Sanskrit
5	Aila	Oak tree; From the strong place	Finnish/Hebrew
6	Alani	Orange tree	Hawaiian
7	Alona	Oak tree	Hebrew
8	Amala	Bird/Nature’s song	Arabic/Sanskrit
9	Amapola	Poppy flower	Spanish
10	Anemone	Daughter of the wind; Flower	Greek
11	Anthea	Lady of flowers	Greek
12	Aranya	Forest, Wild place	Sanskrit
13	Aviva	Springtime, Renewal	Hebrew
14	Ayala	Doe (Nature’s grace)	Hebrew
15	Azalea	Dry; Flowering shrub	Greek/English
16	Bahar	Spring, Bloom	Persian/Turkish
17	Bakula	A flowering tree	Sanskrit
18	Begonia	Beautiful flower	Latin
19	Beryl	Sea-green gemstone	Greek
20	Blossom	To bloom, Flower-like	English
21	Briar	Thorny bush of wild roses	English
22	Briony	To sprout, Growing vine	Greek
23	Calla	Beautiful (Like the Calla Lily)	Greek
24	Camellia	Evergreen flowering shrub	Latin
25	Carmel	God’s vineyard	Hebrew
26	Cassia	Cinnamon tree	Greek
27	Chloe	Green shoot, Blooming	Greek
28	Chrysanthe	Golden flower	Greek
29	Clover	Meadow flower; Luck	English
30	Dahlia	Valley flower	Scandinavian
31	Daisy	Day’s eye (Sun-like flower)	English
32	Dalia	Flowering branch	Hebrew/Arabic
33	Daphne	Laurel tree	Greek
34	Degania	Grain/Corn flower	Hebrew
35	Derya	Sea, Vast nature	Turkish
36	Ebony	Deep dark wood	Greek
37	Eira	Snow (Winter nature)	Welsh
38	Elana	Oak tree	Hebrew
39	Elowen	Elm tree	Cornish
40	Evanthe	Fair flower	Greek
41	Fern	Greenery of the forest floor	English
42	Fiorella	Little flower	Italian
43	Flora	Goddess of flowers	Latin
44	Gaia	The Earth	Greek
45	Galit	Wave (Water nature)	Hebrew
46	Garda	Garden, Protected space	Germanic
47	Gefen	Vineyard, Grapevine	Hebrew
48	Gili	My joy (Harvest celebration)	Hebrew
49	Ginger	Liveliness, Spice root	English
50	Giva	Hill, High ground	Hebrew

Tu BiShvat Baby Girl Names: Vitality & Earth (H-M)

This list includes names from various traditions that emphasize the endurance of nature and the life-giving properties of plants and fruits.

Sr. No.	Name	Meaning (Vitality/Earth Focus)	Origin
51	Hadara	Splendor, Citrus fruit	Hebrew
52	Hadassah	Myrtle tree	Hebrew
53	Hazel	Hazelnut tree	English
54	Heather	Flowering heathland plant	Scottish
55	Holly	Evergreen tree	English
56	Hyacinth	Purple flower	Greek
57	Ianthe	Violet flower	Greek
58	Idra	Fig tree	Aramaic
59	Ila	Earth	Sanskrit
60	Ilanit	Tree	Hebrew
61	Iris	Rainbow; Flower	Greek
62	Ivy	Faithfulness; Climbing vine	English
63	Jacinta	Hyacinth flower	Spanish
64	Jasmine	Gift from God; Fragrant flower	Persian
65	Juniper	Evergreen berry tree	Latin
66	Kalanit	Anemone flower	Hebrew
67	Karmel	Garden, Vineyard	Hebrew
68	Kezia	Cassia tree, Cinnamon	Hebrew
69	Kiran	Ray of light (Photosynthesis/Life)	Sanskrit
70	Lala	Tulip	Persian
71	Laura	Laurel leaf (Victory)	Latin
72	Leila	Night (Nature’s rest)	Arabic
73	Lian	Graceful willow	Chinese
74	Lilac	Bluish-purple flower	Persian
75	Lily	Purity, Flower	Latin
76	Linnea	Twinflower, Lime tree	Scandinavian
77	Lotus	Flower of rebirth	Greek/Sanskrit
78	Magnolia	Flower of the Magnolia tree	French/Latin
79	Maia	Earth Mother	Greek
80	Mallow	Wildflower	English
81	Maple	Tree of sweet sap	English
82	Margarita	Daisy; Pearl	Greek/Spanish
83	Marigold	Mary’s gold; Vibrant flower	English
84	Maya	Water (Source of life)	Hebrew/Sanskrit
85	Meadow	Field of grass	English
86	Melia	Ash tree	Greek
87	Minta	Herb, Mint	Greek
88	Mirielle	To admire (Like a bloom)	French
89	Moriah	God is my teacher; Bitter herb	Hebrew
90	Myrtle	Evergreen shrub	Greek

Tu BiShvat Baby Girl Names: Legacy & Harvest (N-Z)

This final list celebrates the continuation of the family’s lineage, featuring names that evoke seasonal fruits, mountains, and eternal life.

Sr. No.	Name	Meaning (Legacy/Harvest Focus)	Origin
91	Nava	Beautiful, Pleasant (Nature)	Hebrew
92	Neta	A plant, seedling	Hebrew
93	Niriti	Goddess of the earth	Sanskrit
94	Nitzana	Blossom, Bud	Hebrew
95	Oakley	Oak meadow	English
96	Olive	Olive tree (Peace/Fruitfulness)	Latin
97	Opal	Precious stone of the earth	Sanskrit
98	Orchid	Rare and beautiful flower	Greek
99	Paloma	Dove (Spirit of nature)	Spanish
100	Pansy	Thought; Flower	French
101	Peony	Healing flower	Greek
102	Petal	Leaf of a flower	Greek
103	Primrose	First rose	Latin
104	Raisa	Rose	Yiddish/Greek
105	Raizel	Rose	Yiddish
106	Rania	Delightful, Queen of nature	Arabic
107	Raziela	God’s secret (Nature’s mystery)	Hebrew
108	Reed	Shore plant	English
109	Rhoda	Rose	Greek
110	Rosa	Rose	Latin
111	Rowan	Mountain ash tree	Gaelic
112	Saffron	Crocus/Yellow spice flower	Arabic
113	Savannah	Open plain	Spanish
114	Selah	Rock; Pause (Nature’s stillness)	Hebrew
115	Shoshana	Lily or Rose	Hebrew
116	Sia	Glow, Moving; Grass	Sanskrit/Norse
117	Sierra	Mountain range	Spanish
118	Sylvia	Of the forest	Latin
119	Talia	Dew of God	Hebrew
120	Tamar	Palm tree; Date fruit	Hebrew
121	Terra	The Earth	Latin
122	Varda	Rose, Pink	Hebrew/Arabic
123	Willow	Willow tree (Graceful)	English
124	Wisteria	Flowering vine	English
125	Xanthe	Golden, Yellow (Harvest)	Greek
126	Yasmin	Jasmine flower	Persian/Arabic
127	Zahra	Flower, Shining	Arabic
128	Zaria	Blooming flower; Morning	Arabic/Slavic
129	Zinnia	Colorful flower	Latin
130	Ziva	Bright, Radiance (Spring sun)	Hebrew

Choosing a Name to Bloom for a Lifetime

Selecting a name for your baby girl is one of the first and most significant acts of parenting. It is a gift that she will carry with her through every milestone, every challenge, and every triumph. When you choose a name from this “Tu BiShvat” collection, you are providing her with more than just an identifier; you are giving her a sense of organic strength and natural grace to carry within.

Consider the atmosphere of the holiday the community planting saplings, the consumption of the seven species, and the shared hope for a fruitful year. Names like Shoshana (lily) or Aviva (springtime) serve as a bridge between the physical beauty of the earth and the inner spirit you wish for your daughter to possess.