175 Groovy Hippie Baby Names You'll Be Sure To Dig
Whether you're looking for a name that feels connected to nature, radiates peace or channels the free-spirited energy of the '60s and '70s, hippie names offer something beautifully unique.These groovy names are often rooted in the earth, inspired by music or touched by a bit of celestial magic—perfect for parents seeking something meaningful, whimsical and a little unconventional. From flower-powered classics to rare, psychedelic picks, here are 175 hippie baby names for boys and girls that celebrate individuality and soul.Related:
These free-spirited names work for anyone and carry that signature "flower child" energy.
River
Sage
Indigo
Sky
Ocean
Phoenix
Rain
Cypress
Meadow
Zephyr
Ash
Echo
Forest
Peace
Journey
Zion
Nova
Moon
Sol
Dream
Shiloh
Sparrow
Onyx
Freedom
True
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Soft, nature-inspired and full of poetic charm.
Willow
Daisy
Luna
Marigold
Aurora
Clover
Harmony
Autumn
Star
Iris
Fern
Opal
Saffron
Gaia
Coral
Wren
Magnolia
Lark
Topaz
Blossom
Petal
Seraphina
Sunflower
Juniper
Bluebell
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Strong yet mellow, these names feel grounded and ethereal all at once.
Orion
Bodhi
Cedar
Everest
Leaf
Atlas
Horizon
Cosmo
Wolf
Jupiter
Canyon
Zen
Flint
Rowan
Indigo
Ember
Arrow
Fox
Prairie
Quest
Arlo
Rainier
Stone
Phoenix
Talon
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Unexpected, rare and perfect for standing out in the drum circle.
Echo
Sonnet
Arrowyn
Zephyra
Tansy
Nirvana
Lumi
Azura
Dusk
Cloud
Halcyon
Sequoia
Indigoa
Bramble
Oona
Lyric
Eira
Sparrowyn
Moonstone
Rainie
Fable
Kismet
Tula
Velvet
Thistle
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These names are a little cosmic, a little surreal - and straight from another dimension.
Galaxy
Saturn
Psyche
Lyserra
Astral
Cosmica
Nova-Ray
Lumière
Quartz
Vega
Kaleido
Solaris
Omari
Daydream
Rhapsody
Vortex
Mirage
Ether
Rainbow
Trance
Astraea
Flux
Moonchild
Haze
Glimmer
Earthy, rooted... and as peaceful as a barefoot walk in the woods.
Birch
Thyme
Moss
Dandelion
Rosewood
Sagebrush
Lavender
Sorrel
Bay
Cedarlyn
Hawthorn
Aloe
Ivy
Laurel
Poppy
Fernweh
Aster
Nettle
Briar
Honeysuckle
Solstice
Maple
Lotus
Forrest
Breeze
Dune
Basil
Cove
Aspen
Lily
All about harmony, connection and inner light.
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