Baby Name Poll Results

What about Laken or Laiken? It sounds very similar to Larkin, just a little more feminine.

LARK IS OKAY, BUT LARKIN IS VERY DEFINITELY MASCULINE ITS A VERSION OF LAWRENCE.

I can't use Laken since it was the name of a childhood friend and while I'm not still close to her, I have friends who are, and I think it's too much. I like the name though and it's a nice thought.

What about Larklyn/Larklin (Lark-lyn)?

I believe the other name for larkspur is Delphinium...
Delphine or Delphina

Amaryllis
Peony
Larklyn

I don't like Lark or Larklyn. Lark sounds incomplete to me and Larklyn is a mouthful. I'm looking for something similar in style to Larkspur.
Also, @Guest #1, I'm aware that Larkin is a form of Laurence, that's why I feel it might be too masculine with Adair.

Are you looking for something that starts with an L/sounds like Larkspur or just a name with the same uniqueness?

@Guest18, I like Amaryllis but I don't want it shortened to Amy. Would that be inevitable?
@Sophie, I want a name with the same uniqueness or perhaps something that would go with Larkspur as a middle name.

I don't think anyone would call her Amy for short but you never know with people.

Adaira (a-DARE-ah) Larkspur
Adelia Larkspur

Gwendolyn
Guinevere
Geraldine
Octavia
Ember
Violetta
Antonia
Elodie
Wianna
Magdalen
Constance
Marigold
Neda
Nathialla
Medow
Inka
Vinka
Valentina
Ivanna
Eyla
Anya
Lianna
Maelynn
Alleloria
Christabella
Luciella
Jasmine
Luna-Gaia
Vivienne
Marianna
Belladonna
Lydia
Kaia
Viola
Noranna
Alannah/Alana
Celandina
Olivianna
Olivianne
Ophillia
Allianna
Aurora
Elektra
Kaelynn
Camelia
Lindsey (nn Layla)

I can't think of a ton of names that are similar in uniqueness to Larkspur other than other flower names, but what about these?

Hyacinth
Wilhelmina/Willa
Elodie
Sorel
Magdalene/Magdalena
Zinnia
Aurum
Lisianthus
Ember

@Guest, I like Adaira, and it also reminded me of Adeia which I also love! Adeia Larkspur could work.
@Jae, I love Ember, Vivienne, Kaia, and Viola!
@Sophie, I love Ember and Zinnia!

Thanks guys!

Meadowlark? Or:

Clover
Leontine -- ("LAY-un-teen") lion-like
Juniper
Linnea -- ("li-NAY-uh") a flower
Guinevere
Lilith
Marjolaine -- marjoram in French, nn Marjo?
Lorenzo
Delphine
Leandra -- fem. of Leander, lion of a (wo)man

Good luck! :0)

@FredaCat, I like Linnea, and Lilith is a GP of mine but I don't know if it's usable. Lorenzo is a favorite of mine for a boy but I can't use it.

Thanks!

Larkin Adele is super cute.

Marigold
Magdelen
Hyacinth
Journey
London
Rosary
Wisteria
Gardenia
Acadia
Azella/Zella
Azalea
Adalia

Laren Antonia

Liberty
Harmony
Cherish
Alectra
Merida Larkspur
Tova Larkspur
Neilla Larkspur

Oops ie -- autocorrect turned Lorenza into Lorenzo. Sorry I didn't catch that earlier. Could Lorenza work for you?

Thanks for all the feedback. Glad you're getting ideas. :0)

Skylark?

You might like Twila/Twyla.

I love the suggestion of Amaryllis. I have seen one person on this site with an Amaryllis nn Amy (It caught my eye b/c we are considering that if we have a girl.) But I think it's anything but obvious. I doubt anyone would shorten it to Amy unless you told them too. I've also seen others comment nicknames of Mary (which doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me) and Rilla (which makes a lot more sense to me). You could come up with other nicknames, but you don't need a nickname either. I've never met one in real life and the flower always gets called by its full name.