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Winter Names for Boys

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Even if the first day of Winter doesn't officially arrive until December 21st, you're surely feeling a cold breeze or two by now. This magical, snowy time of year puts people in a rather festive mood. If you're expecting a baby this winter, you're sure to find this list useful for a timely name.

If you're expecting a baby boy towards the end of December, well, you'll probably really love this list for its holiday-related ideas!  Whether you like the chill in the air or the roaring heat of a fire, these baby names sure are wonderful.

Angel
Aster
Aubin
Balthasar
Blaze
Branch
Chill
Christian
Colden
Coldin
Cole
Crispin
Darke
Demitri
Douglas
Emmanuel
Felix
Frost
Gabriel
Glover
Hail
Jack
Joseph
March
Melchior
Nicholas
Noel
North
Oakley
Pax
Pine
Phelan
Quilo
Ralph
Robin
Rollo
Rory
Rudolph
Rufus
Snowden
Storm
Theodore
Valentine
Whittaker
Winterhawk
Yule
Zev
Zohar

Which of these are your favorites? Can you think of any more names relating to winter or the holidays?
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Sarah said…
Nathan/Nathaniel. :) I consider it in the same family as Natalie/Natasha (referencing the Nativity,of course!). (Although, yes, these two names also reference two separate Biblical characters unrelated to the Nativity as well).
December 16, 2014 at 8:33 PM
Sarah said…
Oh! Zechariah and John too... at least in Catholic tradition, the story of Elizabeth/Zechariah and John the Baptist is closely tied to the Advent/Christmas season.
December 16, 2014 at 8:36 PM
Lilah McDaniel said…
I like Christian, Felix, Gabriel, Nicholas & Theodore. Winterhawk would be a cool middle name!
December 27, 2014 at 1:02 AM
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