30 Names That Mean Sweet, Because Your Baby Is Like Honey In Human Form

While this Greek name means “of the sky,” it’s also associated with the popular chocolate made by Nestle, giving it a strong-yet-sweet vibe for your little boy.

This gorgeous feminine name, which means “immortal,” is known as the nectar of the gods and is always depicted as something so amazingly delicious and sweet.

This girl’s name of African origin has the most precious of meanings: “sweetness of face.” And, let’s be real, that’s what you’ll be thinking every time you look at your little girl.

Also spelled Anush, this Armenian name is gender-neutral and simply means “sweet.”

Obviously this cute boy’s name refers to who’s responsible for creating yummy desserts — a baker. It means exactly that: someone who makes and sells bread and cake.

This yummy girl’s name comes from the French word “bon,” which means “good.” No wonder candy is referred to as bonbons because they are so good, good. Just like your little girl!

This gentle Chinese name has many meanings. It translates to “snow,” “shining,” or “moonlight.” In Spanish, it means, "the Lord Almighty is gracious." And no worries, it also has a sweeter meaning: “fragrant trees.”

This darling unisex name comes from the word cocoa, which is used to make chocolate. From fashion designer Coco Chanel to soccer player Coco Navarro, it’s a unique name that stands out.

While more traditionally used as a nickname, this name — which is also its meaning — could be a cute and unique option for little girls. And if were a fan of Taraji P. Henson’s character on Empire, well, you know this name can have a little bite, too.

Are you ready for a dash of pure sweetness? This Slavic name for girls means “honeybee.” Adorable!

This intriguing boy’s name is said to derive from the French word, doux or douce, which means “soft and sweet,” and will definitely turn some heads.

This lovely girl’s name comes from the Latin word dulcis, which means sweet. It’s also associated with the Italian word for sweet, dolce. It’s literally a sweet name for your sweetie.

Although this French girl’s name hasn’t been in the US Top 1000 since 1899, it feels poised for a comeback. It’s beautiful, for starters, and it has culture: In addition to being a poem by Edgar Allan Poe, the name was featured in The Music Man and Gone With the Wind. If you need any more convincing, Eulalie means “sweetly speaking.”

Not only is this the name of the Jessica Alba movie, but it’s also a warm name for your baby girl that comes from the sticky sweet stuff created by honeybees.

This sweet two-syllable name comes from Hebrew origin and means “honeycomb” or “honeysuckle.” It also means “God gives sweetness” or “honey.”

If you’re looking for a masculine name that means something sweet, you might like this name that means “maple tree” in Serbian.

This unique boy’s name comes from the Japanese name for “maple.” And if you love decadent maple syrup, then you might just love this name for your baby.

This adorable name is the short form of lollipop, the sweet snack, which is used predominantly in England. It’s also said to mean “sweet bay tree.” Either way, your little girl is definitely a little sweetie with this yummy name.

This strong boy’s name means “sweetheart, lover,” which is perfect for your own little sweetheart.

This beautiful feminine name refers to the French dessert — delicious mini sponge cakes that were loved by French Queen Marie Antoinette (who famously said, “Let them eat cake!”). It’s a timeless name that’s perfect for your little girl.

If you were a fan of Kate Winslet in Mare of Eastown, you’ll probably love this name shared by her title character. The Finnish variation of the name derives from the word mairea, meaning “sweet,” while the Irish origin means “sweet; drop of the sea, bitter.”

A Sanskrit name, this cute and catchy name means “pleasant” and “sweet.” It also happens to be the name of a popular Japanese confection that is shaped like a ball and filled with bean paste.

If this name sounds familiar, it’s probably because it belonged to the Roman goddess of bees and bee-keeping. It’s fitting, then, that this girl’s name means “honey.”

If you’re looking for a sweet but sturdy name for your little boy, you might consider this Hebrew name that means “sweet herbs.”

This cute girl’s name comes from the Mende language of West Africa and means “sweet.”

This name comes from Native American culture and means “fragrant” or “sweet-smelling,” which would be very accurate for your pleasantly scented new born.

You might recognize this name belonging to a certain billionaire songstress, but it also means “sweet basil,” which gives it a unique blend of both sweet and strong — just like RiRi... and your little girl.

So, you love the name Rowan but not how trendy it’s gotten? Look to its elegant cousin, Roanna. Of Latin origin, it means “sweet.”

This word name means exactly what it makes you picture: a super-sweet ice cream sundae. For a less obvious nod to this name, you could go with the spelling Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban chose for their daughter Sunday.

Another name that literally means “sweet,” Zusa is a short and simple name of Yiddish origin that is big on personality.