Vetiver
Origin:Indian
Meaning:Grass plant; Root that is dug up
Just hearing the gender-neutral name Vetiver will awaken another of your senses. The grass plant vetiver is known for its fragrant roots, so it's a key ingredient in countless perfumes. As a nature-inspired first name, Vetiver celebrates a scent that mimics the earthy and woody aromas of the ground from which it's sourced. Ultimately, the word vetiver derives from the Tamil phrase வெட்டிவேர், meaning "root that is dug up." Perhaps little Vetiver will associate their namesake fragrance with you, from the perfume you wear to the scents that fill your home.
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary, vetiver
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Wisdom Library, Vetiver: 2 definitions, January 2024
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