Spring

Spring traces back to the Old English springan, “to leap,” and today evokes that very burst of energy and renewal that makes the season so irresistible. In Anglo-American usage it’s a nature name that’s quietly endured on baby charts since the 1950s, never storming the top 100 but always holding a tender spot for families who crave something fresh and hopeful. For parents seeking a moniker that feels like a breath of warm air after a long winter, Spring carries all the promise of budding flowers and sunlit mornings—simple, spirited, and gently persuasive. It’s the kind of name that practically winks, “Here’s to new beginnings!” with every syllable.