Boy:
- Anan (AY-nan, Hebrew)--"cloud"
- Corentin (koh-REN-tin, Breton)--"hurricane"
- Esmond (ES-mond, English)--"grace and protection". Older form is Eastmund.
- Guntur (GOON-toor, Indonesian)--"thunder"
- Ireneus (eye-REN-eh-us, Greek)--The male form of Irene, ironically, meaning "peaceful".
- Mazin (MAZ-in, Arabic)--"rain clouds"
- Meriwether (MEHR-ee-we-ther, English)--"happy weather"
- Noah (NOH-ah, Hebrew)
- Perun (PEHR-uhn, Slavic)--"thunder"
- Raijin (rye-jin, Japanese)--the Japanese thunder god. Also transliterated as Raiden.
- Salman (SAL-man, Arabic)--"safe"
- Shemer (SHEH-mer, Hebrew)--"preserved"
- Tollak (TOL-lak, Norwegian)--"Thor's play" [Thor was the Norse god of, among other things, thunder.]
- Zephyr (ZEF-er, Greek)--the Greek god of the west wind
Girls:
- Arina (ah-REE-nah, Russian)--form of Irene
- Arke (AR-kay, Greek)--Greek rainbow and messenger goddess; twin sister to Iris.
- Anila (ah-nee-lah, Indian [Hindi])--"wind"
- Audra (AW-drah, Lithuanian)--"storm"
- Enfys (EN-vis, Welsh)--"rainbow"
- Era (EHR-ah, Albanian)--"wind"
- Esen (EH-sen, Turkish)--"the wind"
- Gabija (gah-bee-YAH, Lithuanian)--"to cover". The Lithuanian goddess of the home.
- Gale (GAYL, English)--"strong wind". Also a short form of the unrelated Abigail.
- Haven (HAY-ven, English)--"safe place"
- Iria (EE-ree-ah, Portuguese)--form of Irene.
- Iris (EYE-ris, Greek)--Greek rainbow and messenger goddess.
- Keshet (KESH-et, Hebrew)--"rainbow"
- Maya (mah-yah, Hebrew)--"water"
- Mealla (mee-AHL-la, Irish)--"lightning"
- Nephele (NEF-el-ee, Greek)--"cloudy"
- Nerissa (nehr-IS-sah, English)--from Greek, "sea sprite"
- Salma (SAL-mah, Arabic)--"safe"
- Tempest (TEM-pest, English)--"storm"
- Thora (THOHR-ah, Scandinavian)--feminine of Thor.
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