Meaning, pronunciation, and vibe

Fiore

Unisex

Italian · Italian /ˈfjoːre/; stress on the first syllable.

Fiore is an Italian flower name used for boys and girls, with an open botanical image rather than one particular bloom.

Origin

Italian

Pronunciation

Italian /ˈfjoːre/; stress on the first syllable.

Meaning & vibe

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Flower; blossom.

Fiore is the Italian word for “flower”, carried into a personal name. Its meaning leaves the flower itself open: a garden blossom, a wildflower or a bloom with a private family association can all belong to its imagery. That freedom may appeal more than naming one specific species. Italian usage includes Fiore as both a masculine and a feminine given name. In Italian /ˈfjoːre/, the beginning moves smoothly into the stressed o and the final e is spoken. The result feels flowing but spare, with the r giving the soft opening a little definition.

Etymology: From Italian fiore, “flower”, which comes from Latin flos, with the stem flor-.

Nature-inspiredGentle

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OOscar

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Name popularity

Latest year: 2025

Girls
RankNot reported

Source

SSA records cover Social Security card applications, not every US birth. Names with fewer than 5 occurrences are omitted; gaps do not mean zero. Spellings are kept separate, except that SSA removes spaces and hyphens. Equal counts are ranked alphabetically. Ranks are calculated separately for boys and girls.

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Origins, variants & nicknames

Names derived from Latin words or name forms.

Origin

Italian

Origin

Latin

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Italian Names: Meaning, Rhythm and Everyday Use