Caladium is the name of a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae, also known as elephant eat, heart of Jesus, and angel wings. The name comes from Malay keladi with the Latin suffix -ium. In the language of flowers, Caladium means joy and delight. It’s pronounced kuh-ley-dee-um Origin: Malay  


Agar is the Spanish and Russian form of Hagar, a Hebrew female name of uncertain meaning and origin. It’s been linked to Hebrew meaning “to flee” and “flight”, or perhaps meaning “to drag away” or “stranger, foreigner”. Agar is also an English male given name and surname in English, a late medieval form of Edgar (coming from an Old…


Kaya is a given name with a variety of meanings and origins such as: it’s a Malay word meaning “wealthy” and “rich, affluent”; Kaya is a Turkish male name meaning “rock” as well as a Turkish surname derived from the same origin as the given name; Kaya could also be an elaborate form of Kay, either…


Satu is a Finnish female name meaning “fairytale, fable” as well as also being a Malay and Indonesian word meaning “one”. Satu Mare is also the name of a city in Romania meaning “great village”, Satu meaning “great, large”. Origin: Finnish, Malay, Indonesian, Romanian  


Kyri (pr. kee-ree or kye-ree) could be a variant spelling of Kyrie, which comes from the Greek phrase Kyrie eleison meaning “Lord, have mercy”, the vocative form of Kyrios meaning “lord” or “master”. It could also be another form of Kiri, a Maori female name meaning “peel”, “skin” or “bark, rind” referring to the “bark of a tree” as well as an Indonesian and…