Myrtle

Myrtle is a name derived from the myrtle tree, an evergreen shrub known for its fragrant leaves and white flowers. The myrtle plant has long symbolized love, immortality, and beauty. The name Myrtle has ancient origins, associated with Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, who was said to have emerged from the sea near a myrtle grove. It gained popularity in the Victorian era as botanical names became fashionable, particularly in English-speaking countries. People named Myrtle are often seen as graceful, charming and possess a natural love for beauty. The name evokes a sense of tradition and timeless elegance.