Palometa

Every time little Palometa sees a bird, butterfly, or fish, you can tell them about their animal kingdom "name twins." This feminine moniker is most likely a variant of Paloma, though its -eta ending has a very important role. Paloma's Spanish meanings of "dove" and "pigeon" become "little dove" and "little pigeon" in Palometa, so don't be surprised if your tiny tot's greatest wish is to learn to fly. In certain Spanish dialects, the word palometa can translate to "butterfly," another soaring creature for your child to admire! The "butterfly" definition likely comes from pompano, a type of "butterfish" that's occasionally called Palometa. A friend to animals big and small, your Palometa's name will fit them well.