Coral is a girl's name with Greek, and Hebrew origins. It means "limestone skeleton" or "small stone, " reflecting the beauty of underwater landscapes. The name has been used since the Victorian era for its jewel-like quality, symbolizing value, and luxury. Over time, the popularity of Coral has fluctuated, but it remains a nature-inspired name that evokes the vibrant colors and diversity of Coral reefs. Originally popular during the Victorian era, Coral 's usage declined but has seen a resurgence in recent years. It was the 943rd most popular name in the USA from 1900-1909 and has since moved down the rankings, currently standing at #3506 in U. Births and #1917 in girl names. Coral is important because it connects people to the natural world, particularly to the marine ecosystem. The name also carries cultural significance, with its use in various languages and its association with precious sea growth. Its multi-layered etymology adds depth and significance, making it a unique and meaningful choice for parents.
