Continuing with this month’s theme of names related to the symbols of Halloween and/or October, here’s a list of names whose meanings relate to the word “apple.” Almost all of the names I discovered are Japanese. I tried to leave out most of the Japanese names which are names in other cultures but completely unrelated etymologically, like Marianna, Moana, Mona, and Anna.
Unless otherwise noted, all the names are Japanese.
Unisex:
Chamomile, though a herb used for tea, literally means “earth apple” in Greek.
Hinami can mean, among many other things, “beautiful apple tree fruit.”
Izana can mean, roughly, “thin silk clothing of the apple tree.”
Kanaru can mean, roughly, “poetry/song of the lapis lazuli apple tree.”
Naiki can mean “apple tree queen/princess,” “apple tree radiance,” “rare apple tree,” “genuine apple tree,” “apple tree longevity,” and “apple tree shine.”
Omena means “apple” in Finnish.
Pomaikalani may mean “apple of the heavens” in Hawaiian.
Ringo can mean “apple” and “peace be with you.” Given the strong association with Ringo Starr in the Anglophone world, I’d recommend this more for a pet’s name.
Senna can mean “deep red apple tree,” “a thousand apple trees,” “immortal apple tree,” “transcendent apple tree,” “fairy apple tree,” and “celestial being apple tree.”
Female:
Abhlach means “of the apples” or “plain of apples” in Irish.
Aeracura was a Roman goddess of Celtic origin, associated with Proserpina and Dis Pater. As a Celtic goddess, she may have been an earth goddess whose symbols included an apple basket and cornucopia. The name may mean “copper/bronze/wealth/money mistress.”
Akana can mean “deep red apple tree,” “crimson apple tree,” and “vermillion apple tree.”
Almabikä is a Bashkir name, whose first element, alma, means “apple.”
Almila means “red apple” in Turkish.
Amena can mean “candy apple tree.”
Ana can mean “second apple tree,” “quiet apple tree,” and “apple tree peace.”
Annamomoka can mean “apple tree flower.”
Atsuna can mean “second apple tree.”
Ayuna can mean, among many other things, “scarlet evening apple tree,” “peaceful apple tree friend,” and “second apple tree dream.”
Erena can mean “beautiful apple tree poem,” “beautiful apple tree blessing,” and “picture of a beautiful apple tree.”
Fumina can mean “apple tree sentence.”
Fuuna can mean “apple tree wind.”
Gurina can mean “apple tree and pear shrine.”
Harukana can mean “distant/remote apple tree.”
Harunako can mean “spring apple tree child.”
Hibikana can mean “beautiful apple tree sound.”
Hinako, among many other things, can mean “scarlet apple tree child,” “queen/princess apple tree rainbow,” and “beauty of the apple tree happiness.”
Honami can mean “to protect the apple tree.”
Isana can mean “brave apple tree.”
Izuna is a very rare name which can mean “fountain of wild apples.”
Joanna can mean “to seem like an apple tree.”
Jurina can mean “apple tree profit.”
Kaena can mean “summer apple tree benefit,” “to increase the benefit of the apple tree,” and “summer painting of the apple tree.”
Kamina can mean “birch reality of the apple tree.”
Kanasa can mean “beautiful apple tree blossom.”
Kanata can mean “beautiful, numerous wild apples.” Depending upon the kanji, it can also be unisex or masculine.
Karena can mean “beautiful tinkling of jade apple tree” and “fragrant tinkling of jade apple tree.”
Karina can mean “beautiful village apple tree,” “beautiful summer apple tree,” and “song of the lovely apple tree.”
Keina can mean “apple tree view” and “beautiful apple tree.”
Kenna can mean “intelligent apple tree” and “silk apple tree.”
Kiena can mean “century apple tree.”
Kikuna can mean “chrysanthemum apple tree.”
Kimina can mean “apple tree noble.”
Kiyona can mean “rejoice at generations of apple trees.”
Kona can mean “yellow apple tree,” “apple tree fragrance,” and “small apple tree.”
Konami can mean “beautiful apple tree lake,” “beautiful apple tree fruit,” and “beautiful apple tree ocean.”
Kurena can mean “crimson apple tree” and “summer crimson apple tree.”
Kyona can mean “red apple.”
Madona can mean “round apple tree.”
Mahina can mean “genuine apple tree empress.”
Manaka can mean “true flower of the apple tree” and “ten thousand wild apples’ fruit.”
Manamina can mean, roughly, “love of a beautiful apple tree.”
Marina can mean “true village apple tree.”
Miana can mean “soul of a second apple tree.”
Mikina can mean “tree trunk of an apple tree,” “fruit of a beautiful apple tree,” and “soul of a majestic apple tree.”
Mikuna can mean “beautiful nine apple trees.”
Monaka can mean “apple tree sprout fragrance.”
Monami can mean “luxuriant wild apple fruit.”
Na can mean “apple tree.”
Nabi can mean “beautiful apple tree.”
Nadzuna can mean “to pluck greens from an apple tree.”
Nagiha can mean “apple tree shrub leaf.”
Naia can mean “apple tree compared to Asia.”
Naira can mean “lightweight fabric clothing of an apple tree.”
Nairo can mean “apple tree colour.”
Nakoto can mean “apple tree koto [harp-like instrument].”
Namimi can mean “apple tree seed’s seed.”
Namino can mean “my apple tree harvest” and “beautiful apple tree field.”
Nanagi can mean “calm apple tree.”
Nanana can mean “apple tree vegetable apple tree.”
Nanaru can mean “apple tree’s apple tree stays.”
Natari can mean “gentle, glassy apple tree.”
Natsuno can mean “my apple tree moon” and “apple tree haven field.”
Nau can mean “apple tree poetry.”
Nazuna can mean “apple tree sand” and “apple tree metropolis apple tree.”
Nichina can mean “to know kindness of the apple tree.”
Nina can mean “two apple trees.”
Olma means “apple” in Uzbek.
Paannsee means “apple” in Burmese.
Pomellina means “little apple” in Medieval Italian.
Pommeline means “little apple” in French.
Reana can mean “beautiful colour of the apple tree.”
Renami can mean “beautiful tinkling of jade apple tree.”
Renona can mean “my apple tree command.”
Riena can mean “painting of a village apple tree.”
Rinako can mean “glassy apple tree child.”
Riona can mean “plum, cherry blossom, apple tree.”
Ririna can mean ” plum, pear, apple tree.”
Ritsuna can mean “chestnut tree, apple tree.”
Rubina can mean “to flow by a beautiful apple tree.”
Rumina can mean “water flows by apple tree.”
Runa can mean “apple tree moon.”
Sakuna can mean “apple tree blossom.”
Senako can mean “holy apple tree child” and “world apple tree soul.”
Serina can mean “west village apple tree.”
Shinna can mean “genuine apple tree.”
Shizuna can mean “apple tree’s aspiration to long life.”
Sorana can mean “sky apple tree.”
Sukina can mean “long life apple tree princess.”
Suna can mean “pleasing apple tree.”
Tekina can mean “suitable apple tree.”
Tsudzuna can mean “moon’s moon apple tree.”
Wawana can mean “apple tree peace flower.”
Yanako can mean “long time apple tree child.”
Yoshina can mean “virtuous apple tree.”
Yumina can mean “apple tree archery.”
Yuzuna can mean “grapefruit, apple tree.”
