Origin and Meaning of Khlover

Blossom or Flower

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Chava', which means 'life' or 'to live', and is associated with the concept of blooming or flourishing.

• Khlover is a less common name that reflects the beauty of nature, particularly flowers, and is often associated with new beginnings and growth.
• In some cultures, floral names, including Khlover, are given to girls to represent the beauty and fragility of life, often inspired by the natural world.
• Notable bearers of similar floral names include the famous poet Emily Dickinson, who often referenced flowers in her poetry, though she did not bear the name Khlover.
• Khlover is not widely popular but has seen a small increase in usage as families look for unique and meaningful names.
• Variations of the name include Clover, which is more commonly used, and other floral names like Flora and Blossom.