Violet

Associated with the violet flower and the color name.

Violet is a classic feminine name that reads as both botanical and familiar. It has long-standing use in English and is immediately understood because it matches a common flower and color word. Etymologically, Violet connects back to Latin viola via later European vocabulary pathways (including French and English). In naming terms, it sits in the broader tradition of flower names: the association is direct and widely recognized rather than dependent on obscure roots. In English, pronunciation is often VY-uh-lət. Practical note: the middle vowel can reduce in faster speech, and the nickname Vi is a common short form.

Etymology: From Latin viola (violet), carried through French/English vocabulary; as a given name it follows the long tradition of flower and color names.