Origin and Meaning of Flame

A hot glowing body of ignited gas that is produced by a chemical reaction, especially combustion.

Origin: English - Derived directly from the Old English word 'flāma' meaning 'flame' or 'fire'.

• Flame is often used metaphorically to represent passion, intensity, or strong emotions.
• In some cultures, fire is considered a purifying force, and the name Flame can symbolize renewal and transformation.
• Flame has appeared in various forms in literature and media, often used as a character name for fiery or spirited characters.
• As a baby name, Flame is relatively uncommon, but it has been gaining popularity among parents looking for unique and nature-inspired names.
• Related names include fiery or flame-related names such as Ember, Blaze, and Phoenix.