Storm
Storm is a baby name of English origin, meaning A tempest; powerful weather.
What Storm means
A tempest; powerful weather.
Storm sits at 5 letters, and ends on a consonant, which gives it a firmer stop.
Where Storm comes from
English names come from a long layering of Anglo-Saxon, Norman French, and biblical sources. Many began as surnames, place names, or occupations before they were ever used as first names.
Storm is recorded as English in origin. Browse other English names.
How popular is Storm?
Storm is not in the current top 100 baby names we track. In practice that means a child called Storm is unlikely to be one of three in a classroom — the name is established and recognisable, just not in heavy circulation right now.
The character of Storm
Storm spans water and the sea and Sky, which is why it can read differently depending on which association you notice first. Both threads are worth following.
Names like Storm
These share Storm's themes, origin, or both — closest first.
- Rain — Falling water; a blessing.
- Sky — The heavens above.
- Cove — A sheltered bay.
- Lake — A still body of water.
- River — A flowing body of water.
- West — From the west; where the sun sets.
- Saylor — Boat captain; of the sea.
- Stormi — Stormy weather; a tempestuous spirit.
- Banks — Dweller by the riverbank.
- Beckett — Dweller by the brook.
- Beckham — Homestead by the stream.
- Blue — The colour of the sky and sea.
More English names
- Stone — Strong and steadfast as stone.
- Stormi — Stormy weather; a tempestuous spirit.
- Sterling — Of the highest quality; pure silver.
- Story — A tale worth telling.
- Stanley — Dweller by the stony meadow.
- Summer — The warm, bright season.
- Sparrow — The small, lively bird.
- Sunny — Bright and cheerful as the sun.
- Sonnet — A little song; a poem.
- Sutton — From the southern town.