Citrine
Origin:French
Meaning:Lemon-colored, yellow or greenish-yellow; A semi-precious gemstone
When life gives you lemons—or a baby—consider a zesty moniker like Citrine. Inspired by the French word citrin, which means "lemon," Citrine describes something that's lemon-colored or greenish-yellow. Citrine can be used as a gender-neutral name, but is thought to lean more toward the feminine. You may recognize Citrine for the rare, semi-precious gem cherished by collectors and spiritual people alike. In holistic practices, citrine is considered a powerful crystal for nurturing personal will, imagination, and manifestation. Also known as "The Merchant's Stone," citrine is said to attract wealth and prosperity. Associated with the energy of the sun, citrine's warm colors range from pale yellow to dark gold. While citrine is not a traditional birthstone, it's linked to the Zodiac of Cancer, adding to its vibrant, summertime vibe. As a name, Citrine can inspire your child to follow their dreams and embrace all of life's wonderful blessings.
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How Popular Is The Name Citrine?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2023
Gender:
Girl
#13754
in 2023
+ 198
from 2022
Sources
WordSense Dictionary, citrine
Online Etymology Dictionary, citrine(adj.)
Britannica, citrine, gemstone, January 2018
Merriam-Webster Dictionary, citrine
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