Below is a list of names I created either associated with the winter months or with Christmas

Enjoy!

Angel

Female

• Anahera “angel” (Maori)
• Ange “angel” (French)
• Archange “archangel” (French)
• Aingeal “angel” (Gaelic)
• Angela “angel; messenger” (Greek)
• Aëlle “angel” (Breton)
• Anelia “angel” (Bulgarian)
• Aniela “angel” (Polish)
• Archangela/Archangelina “archangel” (Italian)
• Fereshteh “angel” (Persian)
• Hurriyah “angel” (Arabic)
• Malaika “angel” (Arabic)
• Melek “angel” (Azeri/Bosnian/Turkish)
• Milyaket “angel” (Kurdish)
• Seraphina “seraph” (Greek)
• Ahtlapāleh “angel” (Nahuatl)

Male

• Àngel (Catalan/Occitanian)
• Anděl (Czech)
• Agathangelos  “good angel; good messenger” (Greek)
  
• Amshel “angel” (Yiddish)
• Angel (Bulgarian/Spanish/English)
• Anjol “angel” (Belarusian)
• Aël “angel” (Breton)
• Ingel “angel” (Estonian)
• Idӧg “angel” (Komi)
• Angol’ “angel” (Moksha)
• Angjelko “angel” (Macedonian)
• Anxo “angel” (Galician)
• Engel “angel” (Anglo-Saxon/German)
• Engjëll “angel” (Albanian)
• Gotzon “angel” (Basque)
• Angelus “angel” (Latin)
• Eņģelis “angel” (Latvian)
• Angelas “angel” (Lithuanian)
• Aniuols “angel” (Samogitian)
• Janiół “angel” (Sorbian)

Biblical

Male

• Balthazar
• Caspar/Jasper
• Emmanuel
• Melchior/Melker

Female

• Belen “Bethlehem” (Spanish)
• Emmanuela/Emmanuelle

Christmas

Below are some names that mean “Christmas”

Male

• Nadal (Aragonese)
• Calendau (Catalan/Occitanian)
• Gabon (Basque)
• Karácson (Hungarian)
• Noel (English: NOLE vs NO-el)
• Noël (French)
• Natale (Italian)
• Natalino/Natalizio (Italian)
• Natalius (Late Latin)
• Kalėdos “Christmas” (Lithuanian)
• Milied “Christmas” (Maltese)
• Tlācatilizilhuitl “Christmas” (Nahuatl)
• Noué “Christmas” (Norman)
• Natalis (Polish)
• Nadal/Nadau (Provenςal)
• Nadel “Christmas” (Romansch)
• Natalio (Spaniah)

Female

• Navidá “Christmas” (Asturian)
• Eguberria “Christmas” (Basque)
• Dobrovesta “good news (Bulgarian)
• Naviá “Christmas” (Extramaduran)
• Evangeline “good news” (Greek)
• Eve
• Natalia/Natalie/Natasha “Christmas” (Latin)
• Nedeleg “Christmas” (Breton)
• Kallikimaka “Christmas” (Hawaiian)
• Noella (Hungarian)
• Noëlle “Christmas” (French)
• Nollaig “Christmas” (Gaelic)
• Nollick “Christmas” (Manx)
• Nadolig “Christmas” (Welsh)

Dove

Female

• Culfre “dove” (Anglo-Saxon)
• Aghavni “dove” (Armenian)
• Dúfa “dove” (Icelandic)
• Colombe “dove” (French)
• Colombina “little dove” (Italian)
• Jemima “dove” (Hebrew)
• Gerle “dove” (Hungarian)
• Paloma “dove” (Spanish)
• Toiba “dove” (Yiddish)
• Usoa “dove” (Basque)
• Yamama “dove” (Arabic)

Male

• Uso “dove” (Basque)
• Colum “dove” (Gaelic)
• Douwe “dove” (Frisian)
• Jonah “dove” (Hebrew)
• Pëllumb “dove” (Albanian)
• Colomen “dove” (Welsh)

Gift

Male

• Barkev “gift” (Armenian)
• Bere “gift” (Hungarian)
• Bogdan “gift from god” (Polish/Ukrainian)
• Darko “the gift” (Serbo-Croat)
• Dîyar “gift” (Kurdish)
• Doron “gift” (Greek)
• Elnathan “gift of God” (Hebrew)
• Eshkar “gift; present” (Hebrew)
• Gebhard “brave gift” (German)
• Jesse/Yishai “gift” (Hebrew)
• Jonathan “God has given” (Hebrew)
• Mattan “gift” (Hebrew)
• Matthew “gift of God” (Hebrew)
• Nathan/Natan “gift” (Hebrew)
• Nathaniel “gift of God” (Hebrew)
• Shai “gift” (Hebrew)
• Tesher “gift” (Hebrew)
• Theodore “god gift” (Greek)
• Zavdi “my gift” (Hebrew)
• Zevid “gift; bestowal” (Hebrew)

Female

• Ajándék “gift” (Hungarian)
• Atiya “gift” (Arabic)
• Darina “gift” (Old Slavonic)
• Dorothea “gift from god” (Greek)
• Dovana “gift” (Lithuanian)
• Eudora “good gift” (Greek)
• Godiva “gift of god” (English)
• Hadiyyah “gift” (Arabic)
• Lahja “gift” (Finnish)
• Nawal “gift; present” (Arabic)
• Pandora “every gift” (Greek)
• Tuhfa “gift” (Arabic)

Light

Female

• Akari “light; bright” (Japanese)
• Csílár “light; bright” (Hungarian)
• Deepika “light; lantern” (Sanskrit)
• Eleni “light” (Greek)
• Harjot “Lord’s light” (Punjabi)
• Jyoti “light” (Sanskrit)
• Kasu “light; lustre” (Sanskrit)
• Liorit “my light” (Hebrew)
• Linor “I have light” (Hebrew)
• Luce “light” (French)
• Lucia “light” (Latin)
• Luminita “little light” (Romanian)
• Luz “light” (Spanish)
• Mitsuko “light child” (Japanese)
• Nerit “burning light” (Hebrew)
• Noora “light” (Arabic)
• Nour “light” (Persian)
• Orya “light of God” (Hebrew)
• Prabha “the light” (Sanskrit)
• Světla “light” (Bulgarian/Slovak)
• Svetlana “light” (Russian)
• Zahra “light” (Arabic)

Male

• Berhanu “light” (Ethiopian/Amharic)
• Deep “light; lamp”(Sanskrit)
• Dritan “light” (Albanian)
• Endrit “light” (Albanian)
• Hiroaki “abundant light” (Japanese)
• Jair “He will light up” (Hebrew)
• Lior “my light” (Hebrew)
• Lucius “light” (Latin)
• Lucian “light one” (Latin)
• Mitsuaki “shining light” (Japanese)
• Ner “burning light” (Hebrew)
• Tadaaki “faithful light” (Japanese)
• Uriah “the Lord is light” (Hebrew)
• Uriel “light of God” (Hebrew)
• Zivel “light of God” (Hebrew)

Seasonal Herbs, Spices, Symbols and Edibles

Female

• Adah “ornament” (Hebrew)
• Áfonya “cranberry” (Hungarian)
• Ainavihanta “evergreen” (Finnish)
• Airelle “cranberry” (French)
• Amaryllis
• Amenta “mint” (Neapolitan)
• Amjalina “mistletoe” (Belarussian)
• Arándana “cranberry” (Asturian/Spanish)
• Arandeira “cranberry” (Galician)
• Artea “evergreen” (Basque)
• Avet “fir” (Catalan/Occitanian)
• Bell/Belle
• Bicoine “cranberry” (Walloon)
• Bjalla “bell” (Faroese)
• Blomme “plum” (Danish)
• Borsmenta “peppermint” (Hungarian)
• Borostyán “ivy” (Hungarian)
• Campana “bell” (Catalan/Spanish)
• Candy
• Cannelle “cinnamon” (French)
• Cassia “cinnamon” (Latin)
• Cesmína “holly” (Czech)
• Chanella “cinnamon” (Romansch)
• Cirolal “plum” (Asturian)
• Cuileann “holly” (Gaelic)
• Dare “bell” (Shona)
• Denne “fir tree” (West Flemmish)
• Dunja “quince” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Eiddew “ivy” (Welsh)
• Eidhneán “ivy” (Gaelic)
• Elitsa “pine tree” (Bulgarian)
• Erdenechimeg “jewel ornament” (Mongolian)
• Ezkila “bell” (Basque)
• Gardotza “chestnut” (Basque)
• Gebenė “ivy” (Lithuanian)
• Gèira “ivy” (Occitanian)
• Giglidra “cranberry” (Romansch)
• Gorostitza “holly tree” (Basque)
• Ginger
• Hakeke “mountain holly” (Maori)
• Hedera “ivy” (Latin)
• Helina “tinkling” (Estonian)
• Hibben “ivy” (Manx)
• Holly
• Hugenn “berry” (Breton)
• Hvoja “pine” (Belarusian)
• Inbal “tongue of a bell” (Hebrew)
• Iva “ivy” (Serbo-Croatian) EE-va
• Ivy
• Izei “fir” (Basque)
• Jagada “berry” (Belarusian)
• Jagoda “berry” (Polish)
• Jedła “fir” (Sorbian)
• Jelka “fir; pine tree” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Jodła “fir” (Polish)
• Karyca “cinnamon” (Belarusian)
• Kastanja “chestnut” (Finnish)
• Klikva “cranberry” (Czech)
• Koume “small plum” (Japanese)
• Lamia “elf” (Basque)
• Lierre “ivy” (French)
• Mari “berry” (Estonian)
• Marja “berry” (Finnish)
• Matsuko “pine tree child” (Japanese)
• Mėta “mint” (Lithuanian)
• Melachidonza “quince” (Sardinian)
• Menda “mint” (Basque)
• Mintys “mint” (Welsh)
• Mismín “mint” (Gaelic)
• Mjata “mint” (Belarussian)
• Mjetlička “mint” (Sorbian)
• Mónóg “cranberry” (Gaelic)
• Nane “mint” (Turkish)
• Paloia “plum” (Romansch)
• Piparmētra “pippermint” (Latvian)
• Piparminta “pippermint” (Icelandic)
• Piperita “peppermint” (Catalan)
• Pipirmėtė “peppermint” (Lithuanian)
• Pinja “pine tree” (Finnish/Estonian)
• Plum
• Prune “plum” (French)
• Prunella “little plum” (Italian)
• Sinséar “ginger” (Gaelic)
• Sinsir “ginger” (Welsh)
• Szilva “plum” (Hungarian)
• Slyva “plum” (Lithuanian)
• Spanguolė “cranberry” (Lithuanian)
• Suzu “bell” (Japanese)
• Tanwen “white fire” (Welsh)
• Thëllëza “partridge” (Albanian)
• Tymjenka “cranberry” (Sorbian)
• Ume “plum”(Japanese)
• Urraka “hazelnut” (Basque)
• Žorawina “cranberry” (Sorbian)
• Zsálya “sage” (Hungarian)
• Zhuravina “cranberry” (Belarussian)
• Żurawina “cranberry” (Polish)
• Zvonka “bells” (Serbo-Croatian)

Male

• Abendu “December” (Basque)
• Adi “ornament” (Hebrew)
• Armon “chestnut tree” (Hebrew)
• Aviento “December” (Aragonese)
• Bent “mint” (Breton)
• Birs “quince” (Hungarian)
• Brad “fir” (Romanian)
• Celyn “holly” (Welsh)
• Drualus “mistletoe” (Gaelic)
• Efoj “ivy” (Silesian)
• Gimli “fire” (Old Norse)
• Gòdnik “December” (Kashubian)
• Gorosti “holly” (Basque)
• Giúis “holly” (Gaelic)
• Gruodis “December (Lithuanian)
• Houx “holly” (French)
• Huntz “ivy” (Basque)
• Kėnis “fir” (Lithuanian)
• Kerzu “December” (Breton)
• Ler “pine” (Basque)
• Llugaeron “cranberry” (Welsh)
• Mekhag “clove” (Armenian)
• Nulg “fir” (Estonian)
• Ognjen “fire” (Serbo-Croatian/Bulgarian)
• Oren “pine” (Hebrew)
• Plamen “flame” (Bulgarian)
• Resheph “fire” (Hebrew)
• Rhagfyr “December” (Welsh)
• Scalin “bell” (Romansch)
• Sapin “fir” (French)
• Tannen “fir” (German)
• Vartas “bell” (Latvian)
• Yule
• Zartar “ornament” (Armenian)

Star

• Astraea “star” (Greek)
• Csilla “star” (Hungarian)
• Dorri “sparkling star” (Persian)
• Estrella “star” (Spanish)
• Fetuilelagi “star in the sky” (Polynesian)
• Hesper “evening star” (Greek)
• Izar “star” (Basque)
• Najma “star” (Arabic)
• Setareh “star” (Persian)
• Steren “star” (Cornish)
• Sterre “star” (Dutch)
• Tara “star” (Persian)
• Titrit “star” (Amazigh)
• Zvezdelina “star” (Bulgarian)

Male

• Maor “star” (Hebrew)
• Najm “star” (Arabic)
• Shihab “shooting star” (Arabic)

Winter

Female

• Eira “snow” (Welsh)
• Fuyuko “winter child” (Japanese)
• Fuyumi “winter fruit” (Japanese)
• Hotoke (Maori)
• Negu (Basque)
• Talvi (Estonian/Finnish)
• Talvikki (Finnish)
• Ziema (Latvian/Lithuanian)
• Zëma (Kashubian)
• Zima (Belarusian/Polish)
• Zivistan (Kurdish)
• Zyma (Sorbian)
• Winter (English)

Male

• Dimri (Albanian)
• Gaeaf (Welsh)
• Geimhreadh (Gaelic)
• Geurey (Manx)
• Hemant (Sanskrit)
• Hima “snow; winter” (Sanskrit)
• Huyu “winter” (Japanese)
• Inviern “Romansch)
• Fuyuki “snowy winter” (Japanese)
• Tél (Hungarian)
• Nev “snow” (Romansch)
• Vetur (Faroese/Icelandic)
• Vierno (Neapolitan)

Virtues/Emotions

Female

• Agalia “brightness; joy” (Greek)
• Añuli “joy” (Igbo)
• Asha “hope” (Sanskrit)
• Cera “hope” (Latvian)
• Ditza “happiness; cheer” (Hebrew)
• Ebele “mercy, kindness” (Igbo)
• Esperance “hope” (French)
• Esperanza “hope” (Spanish)
• Farah “joy” (Persian)
• Frida “peace” (Old Norse/German)
• Gili “my joy” (Hebrew)
• Gioia “joy” (Italian)
• Gorawen “joy” (Welsh)
• Hanan “mercy” (Arabic)
• Hope
• Itxaro “hope” (Basque)
• Jocosa “merry; playful” (Latin)
• Joy
• Lowenna “joy” (Cornish)
• Mercedes “mercy” (Spanish)
• Mercy
• Mira “peace” (Bulgarian/Macedonian/Serbo-Croatian)
• Nada “hope” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Nadzieja “hope” (Polish)
• Nadezhda “hope” (Bulgarian/Macedonian/Ukrainian)
• Pacífica “peace” (Spanish)
• Paz “peace” (Spanish)
• Pozne “joy” (Basque)
• Rajāʼ “hope” (Arabic)
• Rauha “peace” (Finnish)
• Ronili “joy is mine” (Hebrew)
• Sasona “joy;bliss” (Hebrew)
• Shpresa “hope” (Albanian)
• Síthmaith “good peace” (Gaelic)
• Tikva “hope” (Hebrew)
• Tregereth “mercy” (Cornish)
• Vedrana “merry” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Vesela “cheerful; merry” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Yen “peace” (Vietnamese)

Male

• Armo “mercy” (Finnish)
• Asarel “joy of God” (Hebrew)
• Békés “peace” (Hungarian)
• Bohumir “peace of God” (Czech/Slovak)
• Eliran “my God is joy” (Hebrew)
• Elran “God is merry” (Hebrew)
• Galron “wave of joy” (Hebrew)
• Gilad “eternal joy” (Hebrew)
• Imeda “hope” (Georgian)
• Kresimir “peacemaker” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Mirko “little peace” (Bulgarian/Macedononian/Serbo-Croatian)
• Omid “hope” (Persian)
• Pau “peace” (Catalan)
• Remiel “mercy of God” (Hebrew)
• Solomon/Shlomo “peace” (Hebrew)
• Tihomir “peace and quiet” (Serbo-Croatian)
• Toivo “hope” (Finnish)