Latin
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Carnation is a flower name derived from the Latin word for flesh, associated with love and fascination.
Carnation is derived from the Latin word "carnis", which means flesh. The name refers to the original color of the flower, which resembled the color of raw flesh. Carnations have been cultivated for centuries and are associated with love, fascination, and distinction. They are popular in floral arrangements and have diverse meanings depending on their color. Carnations are native to the Mediterranean region.
The popularity for the name Carnation peaked in popularity in the year 1918 with 8 births, which ranked number 6,607 out of 9,303 unique names for that year. Carnation had the most female births in 1918 with 8, which ranked number 3,512 out of 5,585 female names for that year.
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