Names with Celebratory Trait

Dionte: Greek, "follower of Dionysus"

Pascual: Spanish name meaning "Easter" or "season of Easter," signifying the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Kaius: Latin, meaning "rejoice" or "of the earth."

Wine town; white or fair place

Dionisio: Greek origin, meaning "of Dionysus," the god of wine and ritual madness.

Brewer: Occupational surname for a beer brewer, from the Old English "breowan" (to brew).

Hymen: Greek, meaning "membrane" or "film"

Jashan: Persian for "celebration," symbolizing joy and gratitude.

Denas: Welsh name meaning "follower of Dionysus," the Greek god of wine and revelry.

Ayobami: "One born in joy or happiness" (Yoruba, Nigerian)

Joyful, celebratory, creative

Brandee: American origin, meaning "brandy" or "wine", warmth, comfort, cheer

Yehudis, meaning "praised" in Hebrew, is the feminine form of Judah, derived from "yehudah" (thanksgiving or praise); a popular Jewish name for girls

Nella: Italian, "born on Christmas Day" or "light"

Henna: Arabic origin, meaning "henna plant," symbolizing joy, celebration, beauty, purification, and good fortune.

Gala (Greek): Serene, Peaceful; (Irish): Abundance, Joyful; (Arabic): Reveal, Make Known

Solange: "celebration," "solemnity" (French)

Denisa: Serbian, "follower of Dionysus" (god of wine, fertility, revelry)

Caia: Latin origin, meaning "rejoicing" or "joyful"

Epifania: Greek origin, meaning "manifestation of God"