Best Names For Air Sign Babies (Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius)

Updated 7 months ago, April 20 2024
Zodiac

Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius children are born under the same element: air. The free-spirited, creative babies born to this element deserve a name that represents their most vital qualities. Here is a list of names based on each sign’s defining characteristic. You will also find legacy names for each sign if you wish to honor air signs of the past. If you seek something more general, names that perfectly symbolize all air signs are at the bottom of the page.

Gemini

Communication

Being born under the constellation of “the twins”, Gemini has a lot of dualities. They are full of contrasting opinions and are bursting with ideas, all of which they are great at communicating. Here are some names that represent these notorious messengers.

Angelo (Italian: “Messenger/ angel”)

Arella (Hebrew: “Messenger from God”)

Airi (Finnish: “Messenger”)

Facundo (Latin: “He who Makes Convincing Arguments”)

Hermes (The messenger god in Greek mythology)

Hermione (Greek: “Messenger”)

Lairen (Chinese: “Messenger”)

Laleetah (Sanskrit: “Beautiful women, talkative”)

Malachi (Hebrew: “My messenger”)

Nesta (Jamaican: “Messenger”)

Ryder (British: “Messenger”)

Sae (English: “A talkative man”)

Safeerah (Arabic: “Ambassador/Messenger”)

Takeem (Arabic: “Talking”)

Legacy

Your Gemini has a lot to live up to! Here are some names to remind your Gemini baby of their social and creative nature.

Elana (Elena Cornaro Piscopia, a Vitian philosopher and musician, was the first woman in the world to receive a Ph.D.)

Harriet (Harriet Beecher Stowe was an American abolitionist and author of the exclaimed novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”)

José (José Rizal was a Filipino writer and polymath)

Tupac (Tupac Shakur remains one of the most influential rappers of all time—he was also an actor)

Libra

Justice

The scales symbolize a Libra for good reason. They can see both sides of an argument and seek a fair resolution that requires very little confrontation. Here are a few names that will do this noble sign justice.

Adalet (Turkish: “Justice”)

Adil (Arabic: “Justice/ fairness”)

Astria (The Greek goddess of justice and purity)

Chinh (Chinese: “Just/righteous man”)

Faysal (Arabic: “Judge”)

Hadiya (Arabic: “Guide to righteousness”)

Jeshurun (Hebrew: “Righteous”)

Justin (Latin: “Just/lawful”)

Mackenzie (Scottish: “The law”)

Minkah (Ghanaian: “Justice”)

Noriko (Japanese: “Law and order”)

Leya (Spanish: “The law”)

Ramiro (Spanish: “Supreme judge”)

Zaccai (Hindi: “Just and fair/purity”)

Legacy

Being born with a natural sense of style and aesthetic, giving your Libra a good name is an important task. Here are some of the most iconic Libras in history to name them after.

Helen (Helen Hayes, an American actress, was the second person to ever win an Emmy)

Mae (Mae Jemison, a NASA astronaut, was the first African American woman to travel into space)

Mahatma (Mahatma Gandhi was an Indian lawyer and civil rights leader)

Oscar (Oscar Wilde was an Irish poet and playwright)

Aquarius

Altruistic

While they are an air sign, Aquarius is the water bearer. They can’t help but pour themselves out in order to give to humanity. You can give these unique humanitarians a name that reminds them of their abilities to shape the world around them.

Akram (Arabic: “Big-hearted/ charitable”)

Anika (Scandinavian: “Fearless, merciful”)

Carressa (French: “Brotherly love/charity”)

Clementine (French: “Merciful”)

Codie (Irish: “A helpful person”)

Dayala (Hindi: “Compassionate/charitable”)

Faizan (Arabic: “One who is charitable”)

Genevieve (French: “Woman of the people”)

Hananan/Hannah (Hebrew: “Generous/charitable”)

Nicholas (Greek: “Victory of the people”)

Omya (Napali: “Help/kindness”)

Salvador (Spanish: “Savior of the world”)

Soo (Korean: “Kind and noble person/water”)

Zahid (Arabic: “Altruistic”)

Legacy

Aquarius are justice seekers who make social change through their natural born altruism. Here is a list of past Aquarians that anyone would be honored to carry the name of.

Abraham (Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was an important figure in creating civil and social freedom in the country)

Charles (Charles Darwin, a biologist, proposed that all life forms share a common ancestor—the theory is now known as Darwinism and is considered a fundamental concept in science)

Frederick (Frederick Douglass was a writer who became an abolitionist leader after escaping slavery)

Rosa (Rosa Parks, known as “the mother of the civil rights movement,” made a monumental impact when refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man)