Anacaona

"For the newest bloom in your garden, consider the name Anacaona. This stunning feminine title has its roots in Taíno, a language once spoken on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. Anacaona derives from the Taíno words ana, meaning “flower,” and caona, meaning “gold,"" giving it the translation of ""golden flower."" Both the name and its meaning come from the historical figure, Anacaona, a Taíno chieftess, poet, composer, and religious expert who lived in the 15th century. A true role model, Anacaona and her story will certainly help baby feel connected to their heritage. Perhaps the image of a golden flower will hold significance for you and your little one, representing their rare and beautiful soul."