Peach

Meaning of Peach

Peach, pronounced /piːtʃ/, evokes the plush softness and subtle sweetness of its namesake fruit, borrowed from the Latin prunus persica in homage to ancient Persian orchards. One imagines pale blossoms unfurling like whispered promises in a sunlit Tuscan grove—an image perfectly mirrored by this gentle appellation. Though Peach remains a rare treasure in the United States—sliding from rank 945 in 2020 to 933 in 2024, with just 17 little Peaches welcomed this year—it carries a timeless warmth, much like savoring a vintage gelato al gusto di pesca on a breezy piazza. Symbolically, the peach stands for longevity and tender affection, weaving pastoral charm into every syllable. With its melodious simplicity and lighthearted grace, Peach is indeed just that: a sweet, spirited choice for a baby girl destined to blossom.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as peech (/piːtʃ/)

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