Beautiful Christmas Baby Names: 100+ Ideas for Your Winter Baby

NameVoyagers Writers Group December 1, 2024

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Name	Description
Everett	Meaning "brave as a wild boar," this name is inspired by the spirit of adventure and winter wonderlands.
Crispina	A twist on the word “crisp,” reflecting the crisp winter air and the freshness of Christmas mornings.
Snowflake	A magical, delicate name representing the uniqueness and beauty of winter snow.
Cindy	From Cinderella, a holiday favorite, especially during Christmas time with its magical themes.
Winston	A warm, friendly name perfect for a Christmas baby born with charm and grace.

Tis the season for joy, cheer, and… baby names! Get ready to deck the halls with boughs of holly and a sprinkle of holiday cheer as we explore a list of festive and unique names inspired by the Christmas season.

Christmas Girl Names

Noelle – Derived from the French word for “Christmas,” this name celebrates the holiday spirit.
Holly – A classic symbol of Christmas, holly represents joy and protection.
Angelica – Inspired by angels, who are often depicted as messengers of good news during Christmas.
Carol – A cheerful name inspired by Christmas carols, the songs sung to celebrate the holiday.
Bethlehem – Named after the town where Jesus was born, carrying deep religious significance.
Merry – Symbolizing the joyful expression of Christmas cheer: “Merry Christmas!”
Ivy – A traditional Christmas plant that symbolizes fidelity and eternal life.
Ginger – Inspired by the beloved Christmas treat, gingerbread cookies, which are sweet and spicy.
Clara – The name of the main character in the famous ballet The Nutcracker, closely tied to Christmas traditions.
Snowdrop – A delicate flower that blooms in the winter, symbolizing purity and new beginnings.
Ember – Referring to the glowing remains of a fire, capturing the warmth and coziness of a Christmas evening.
Jingle – Inspired by the sound of jingle bells, a joyful and fun element of Christmas celebrations.
Joy – A simple yet profound name that captures the happiness and festivity of the Christmas season.
Stella – Meaning “star,” this name brings to mind the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Wise Men.
Tinsel – A shiny decoration that sparkles on Christmas trees, representing brightness and cheer.
Noelani – A combination of “Noel” (Christmas) and “lani” (heavenly) from Hawaiian origins.
Wren – A type of small bird, symbolizing peace and often associated with Christmas imagery.
Frostina – Derived from “frost,” reflecting the beauty of winter and snowy landscapes.
Eve – The night before Christmas, or “Christmas Eve,” this name is both religious and festive.
Crimson – Inspired by the deep red colors often seen in Christmas decorations and poinsettias.
Clementine – A sweet and citrusy name inspired by the popular Christmas fruit.
Lucia – Refers to Saint Lucia’s Day, a Swedish Christmas tradition celebrating light during winter’s darkest days.
Tinsley – A playful twist on tinsel, the glittering decoration used during Christmas.
Pax – Latin for “peace,” symbolizing the peace on Earth that Christmas represents.
Ruby – Like the red jewels often seen during the holiday season, representing love and warmth.
Elara – A celestial name, inspired by the stars that light up the night sky at Christmas.
Pine – Named after the Christmas tree, the pine tree is a symbol of life and longevity.
Gail – From the phrase “Good tidings we bring,” this name embodies the spirit of goodwill.
Yule – A name taken from the ancient word for Christmas, “Yule” represents the traditional winter festival.
Everly – Derived from “evergreen,” a tree that stays vibrant and green during the winter months.
Mistletoe – A romantic and festive symbol of Christmas, representing peace and love.
Jovie – Inspired by the joyful and playful character from Elf who embodies the holiday spirit.
December – A modern, unique name celebrating the month of Christmas itself.
Tiffany – Associated with sparkling lights and the festive energy of the holiday season.
Faye – Meaning “fairy,” a magical name perfect for the enchanting Christmas season.
Bliss – Symbolizing the happiness and peace that Christmas brings.
Emberly – A twist on “ember,” the glowing heat from a cozy Christmas fire.
Eira – A Welsh name meaning “snow,” reflecting the beauty of a white Christmas.
Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” perfect for a baby born during this time of joy and celebration.
Joya – Derived from the Spanish word for “joy,” capturing the spirit of Christmas cheer.
Winter – A nature-inspired name celebrating the cold season that makes Christmas so magical.
Joyelle – A variation on “joy,” giving it a more elegant and unique twist.
Seraphina – Derived from the seraphim, a type of angel who is often linked with Christmas in Christian tradition.
Bree – A simple and soft name that captures the peaceful essence of the holiday season.
Lumin – Inspired by the lights that brighten the Christmas season, symbolizing hope and cheer.
Carolina – A name inspired by Christmas carols, bringing a touch of melody and festive spirit.
Snowflake – An elegant, winter-inspired name representing the beauty of nature during Christmas.
Everleigh – Like evergreen trees, this name symbolizes life and resilience during the cold season.
Tawny – Inspired by the rich, golden hues of Christmas decorations and the warm glow of the season.
Jasmine – Named after the fragrant flowers that bloom in winter, symbolizing beauty and grace.

Christmas Boy Names

Noel – A classic name meaning “Christmas” in French, capturing the essence of the holiday.
Nicholas – After Saint Nicholas, the original inspiration for Santa Claus.
Jasper – One of the names of the Three Wise Men, bringing a historical Christmas connection.
Emmanuel – Meaning “God is with us,” a name deeply tied to the religious celebration of Christmas.
Snowden – Inspired by the peaceful, snowy landscapes often seen during Christmas time.
Felix – A name meaning “happy” or “lucky,” perfect for a child born during the joyful season.
Rudolph – Inspired by the famous red-nosed reindeer, a fun and festive name for a boy.
Xander – Derived from “Alexander,” symbolizing strength, and can also be a reference to “Xmas.”
Christian – A name that connects to the Christian faith, the central theme of Christmas.
Everett – Meaning “brave as a wild boar,” this name is inspired by the spirit of adventure and winter wonderlands.
Gabriel – After the archangel Gabriel, who brought the announcement of Christ’s birth.
Hollis – A name inspired by the holly tree, a symbol of Christmas cheer and protection.
Winter – Reflecting the cold season, this name is fitting for a Christmas baby born in December.
Joseph – A traditional name, reflecting the father of Jesus in the nativity story.
Cedar – Inspired by the evergreen tree, this name symbolizes strength and timeless beauty.
Clark – From the beloved National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation movie, a name with a festive feel.
Harrison – Meaning “son of Harry,” a modern name with a nod to old-time Christmas charm.
Tannen – A unique name inspired by “Tannenbaum,” the German word for Christmas tree.
Balthazar – One of the Three Wise Men, a name steeped in Christmas tradition.
Frost – A name that evokes images of icy winter mornings and the magic of Christmas snow.
Lazarus – Symbolizing rebirth, this name represents the miracle and hope of Christmas.
Clement – Meaning “gentle” or “merciful,” a name with a serene, peaceful vibe.
Jingle – A fun and spirited name inspired by the jingling bells that ring through the holiday season.
Merry – A cheerful and lighthearted name, reminding everyone to be merry during the holiday season.
Angel – A name that reflects the celestial beings who visited with glad tidings during the Christmas story.
Reed – A nature-inspired name, similar to the Christmas reed plant used in decorations.
Zacharias – The biblical father of John the Baptist, with connections to the Christmas narrative.
Dash – Inspired by the energetic and fast-moving reindeer, “Dasher.”
Jovian – Derived from “Jove,” meaning “king of the gods,” this name is regal and strong.
Sterling – Evoking images of sparkling winter lights and sterling silver ornaments.
Ember – Derived from the glowing remnants of a fire, symbolizing warmth and togetherness.
Robin – A cheerful and festive bird that often symbolizes the holiday spirit.
Theodore – A dignified name meaning “gift of God,” evoking the spirit of giving during Christmas.
Chris – A shorter, friendly take on “Christian,” closely associated with the holiday.
Reuben – A traditional name that evokes the warmth of family gatherings during the holidays.
Tobias – Meaning “God is good,” this name reflects the gratefulness felt during the season.
Blaze – A bold name inspired by the blazing fire in the hearth that keeps everyone warm during winter.
Micaiah – A biblical name meaning “Who is like God?” related to the spirit of the nativity.
Brennan – Meaning “descendant of Braonán,” symbolizing family and heritage during Christmas time.
Rex – Meaning “king,” this name reflects the royal visit of the Wise Men.
Augustus – A regal and historical name, referencing the Roman emperor during the birth of Jesus.
Lennox – Meaning “from the elm grove,” invoking the tranquil, wintery beauty of nature.
Francis – After Saint Francis of Assisi, known for the first nativity scene, making this a deeply Christmas-linked name.
Fisher – Evoking images of the fishermen from the Bible, this name carries both faith and adventure.
Gareth – A noble name, often associated with chivalric traditions, tying to the spirit of giving and honor.
Solomon – A biblical name meaning “peace,” perfect for the peace that Christmas brings.
Zane – A modern and cool name with a Christmas charm, perfect for a boy with a sense of wonder.
Kai – Meaning “sea,” this name evokes the serenity and stillness of winter waters.
Crispin – A Latin name meaning “curly-haired,” symbolizing the merry, festive nature of Christmas.
Ash – Inspired by the ash tree, which is connected to strength and endurance through the winter months.

Famous Christmas Names

Santa – The legendary figure known for delivering gifts on Christmas Eve, based on Saint Nicholas.
Claus – As in Santa Claus, the jolly gift-giver of Christmas folklore.
Frosty – The beloved snowman brought to life in the famous Christmas song and animated TV special.
Rudolph – The red-nosed reindeer who guides Santa’s sleigh on foggy Christmas Eve nights.
Krampus – A mythical figure in European folklore who contrasts Santa by punishing naughty children.
Scrooge – From A Christmas Carol, the miserly character who experiences a Christmas transformation.
Elf – The small, joyful workers in Santa’s workshop, popularized by the movie Elf.
Carol – Inspired by Christmas carols, songs sung to spread holiday cheer.
Noel – A traditional French name meaning “Christmas,” commonly used during the holiday season.
Gabriel – The archangel who announced the birth of Jesus, often featured in nativity scenes.
Bethlehem – The birthplace of Jesus Christ, where the first Christmas took place.
Mary – The mother of Jesus, a central figure in the nativity story.
Joseph – The husband of Mary and earthly father of Jesus, key in the Christmas narrative.
Jesus – The central figure of Christmas, whose birth is celebrated on December 25th.
Wise Men – The three kings who followed the Star of Bethlehem to present gifts to the baby Jesus.
Mistletoe – A plant used for Christmas decoration and known for the tradition of kissing beneath it.
Ivy – A festive plant used in holiday decorations, symbolizing eternal life.
Holly – A Christmas decoration and symbol of protection and cheer.
Tinsel – A sparkling decoration often used on Christmas trees, adding shimmer and shine.
Balthazar – One of the Three Wise Men, often depicted bringing gifts to the newborn Jesus.
Melchior – Another of the Three Wise Men, typically associated with bringing frankincense as a gift.
Caspar – The third Wise Man, who is traditionally said to bring myrrh to the nativity.
Feliz – Inspired by the Spanish Christmas greeting “Feliz Navidad,” meaning “Merry Christmas.”
Jingle – From the sound of jingle bells, a joyful symbol of the holiday season.
Clementine – A reference to the beloved Christmas fruit and the classic Christmas song “Oh My Darling, Clementine.”
Tinsel – Named after the glittering, shiny strands often used in Christmas decorations.
Yule – An ancient term for Christmas, also used to describe the winter solstice celebrations.
Poinsettia – The red and green plant traditionally associated with Christmas decorations.
Snowflake – Symbolizing the winter season and the beauty of Christmas snow.
Rory – Inspired by the character from A Christmas Story, a film beloved by many at Christmastime.
Vixen – One of Santa’s reindeer, known for her playful nature.
Blitzen – Another of Santa’s reindeer, named after the German word for “lightning.”
Dasher – One of Santa’s reindeer, famous for his speed and agility.
Comet – A reindeer known for his bright and shining nature, part of Santa’s sleigh team.
Prancer – A reindeer known for his graceful movements, bringing joy to the sleigh ride.
Donner – A reindeer named after the German word for “thunder,” known for his strength.
Cupid – A reindeer named after the Roman god of love, adding a dash of affection to the Christmas story.
Harold – From “Harold the Angel,” part of the holiday’s angelic imagery.
Angelina – A feminine take on the word “angel,” associated with the messengers of the nativity.
Teddy – Inspired by “Teddy Bears,” a popular Christmas gift symbolizing warmth and comfort.
Nicholas – Saint Nicholas, the Christian saint who is the original inspiration for Santa Claus.
Joy – A name that embodies the spirit of the holiday, as in “Christmas joy” or “joy to the world.”
Chesney – From the tradition of Christmas chestnuts, often roasted over an open fire.
Bing – After Bing Crosby, whose song “White Christmas” remains one of the most iconic Christmas songs.
Renee – Meaning “reborn,” referencing the birth of Jesus and the renewal of life during Christmas.
Frank – Inspired by Frankincense, one of the gifts brought by the Wise Men.
Nick – A casual form of Nicholas, associated with Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus.
Ginger – A name inspired by gingerbread, a classic Christmas treat.
Cindy – From Cinderella, a holiday favorite, especially during Christmas time with its magical themes.
Winter – A season that is intrinsically connected to Christmas, often associated with snowfall and cozy fires.

Cute Christmas Names

Noelle – A sweet, soft name meaning “Christmas,” perfect for a little one born during the holiday season.
Holly – A charming and traditional name inspired by the holly plant, often associated with Christmas cheer.
Jingle – Playful and fun, like the jingling bells that ring through the season.
Frosty – A cute name inspired by the classic snowman who comes to life at Christmas.
Pepper – A spicy and sweet name, like the warm flavors of holiday treats like gingerbread cookies.
Merry – Short and sweet, representing the joyful greeting of “Merry Christmas!”
Snowflake – A magical, delicate name representing the uniqueness and beauty of winter snow.
Sugar – Evoking the sweetness of Christmas cookies and candy canes, this name is irresistibly cute.
Tinsel – Sparkly and festive, just like the shiny decorations that adorn Christmas trees.
Angel – A soft and sweet name inspired by the heavenly messengers who herald the birth of Jesus.
Cinnamon – Warm and comforting, like the delicious holiday scents that fill the home during Christmas.
Bliss – A name that embodies the pure joy and happiness of the Christmas season.
Pip – A playful, short name inspired by “Pippin,” a character from Christmas tales and cozy holiday movies.
Ginger – Sweet and spiced, like the gingerbread cookies and treats we love at Christmastime.
Toby – A friendly and cute name, inspired by the famous character in “A Christmas Carol.”
Joy – Simple and sweet, embodying the happiness and spirit of Christmas.
Cocoa – Warm and comforting like a mug of hot chocolate on a cold Christmas night.
Yule – A charming name taken from the old English word for Christmas, meaning “festive” or “season of joy.”
Clementine – Bright and cheery like the Christmas fruit that is both sweet and refreshing.
Snowy – A whimsical name that brings to mind snowy Christmas mornings and winter wonderlands.
Penny – A classic, sweet name that evokes the warmth of the holiday season.
Mistletoe – A magical, romantic name inspired by the holiday tradition of kissing under the mistletoe.
Spruce – A nature-inspired name that brings to mind Christmas trees, fresh and fragrant during the holidays.
Bells – Light and sweet, like the bells that ring during Christmas carols.
Twinkle – A cute, sparkly name that captures the twinkling lights and magic of Christmas.
Ember – Warm and glowing, like the soft embers in the fireplace on a cozy Christmas night.
Jolly – A cheerful, happy name perfect for spreading Christmas joy.
Sparrow – Inspired by the little birds that sing during the winter season, this name is soft and sweet.
Wren – Another bird-inspired name, reflecting the peacefulness of winter and the holiday season.
Blitzen – A reindeer name that’s both cute and strong, inspired by Santa’s team.
Tinsley – A playful twist on tinsel, a Christmas decoration that shines brightly.
Chesney – A name inspired by the warmth of roasted chestnuts on a cold Christmas evening.
Lumi – Meaning “snow” in Finnish, a cute name that captures the wonder of a white Christmas.
Pippin – A sweet and adorable name from “The Nutcracker” and other Christmas stories.
Sugarplum – Inspired by the iconic “Sugarplum Fairy” in The Nutcracker, this name is whimsical and sweet.
Winston – A warm, friendly name perfect for a Christmas baby born with charm and grace.
Teddy – Adorable and cuddly, like the classic Christmas teddy bear gift.
Lottie – A cute, vintage-inspired name that has a holiday sparkle, perfect for a Christmas child.
Rory – Meaning “red king,” it’s a soft, playful name inspired by the colors of Christmas.
Maggie – A classic, lovable name that can also be tied to the Christmas spirit with its friendly tone.
Poppy – Bright and cheerful like the red flowers that appear around Christmas time.
Haven – A peaceful, serene name perfect for a baby born in the calm, festive atmosphere of Christmas.
Dove – A gentle, graceful name inspired by the dove of peace, symbolizing goodwill during the season.
Carolina – A sweet and musical name inspired by Christmas carols sung all around the world.
Pine – A nature-inspired name reflecting the evergreens that make Christmas trees so special.
Taffy – Sweet and playful, like the candy you might find in your Christmas stocking.
Noella – A feminine twist on “Noel,” this name means “Christmas” in French and sounds as lovely as the holiday.
Faye – Meaning “fairy,” it conjures images of holiday magic and whimsy.
Crispina – A twist on the word “crisp,” reflecting the crisp winter air and the freshness of Christmas mornings.
Hollyberry – A whimsical name that combines holly and its bright red berries, a classic Christmas symbol.

Biblical Christmas-Inspired Names

Girl Biblical Christmas Names

Mary – The mother of Jesus, a central figure in the nativity story.
Elizabeth – The mother of John the Baptist, whose faith and devotion shine in the Bible.
Sarah – The wife of Abraham, known for her faith in God’s promises and the birth of Isaac.
Ruth – A faithful and devoted woman in the Old Testament, symbolizing loyalty and love.
Rebecca – The wife of Isaac, whose story represents divine guidance and faithfulness.
Martha – The sister of Mary and Lazarus, known for her service and devotion to Jesus.
Anna – A prophetess who recognized Jesus as the Messiah when He was presented at the temple.
Hannah – The mother of the prophet Samuel, known for her prayers and dedication to God.
Magdalene – Inspired by Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus who witnessed His resurrection.
Zara – Meaning “princess” or “flower,” this name represents a royal lineage and the lineage of Christ.
Leah – The first wife of Jacob, symbolizing faith, hope, and endurance.
Eve – The first woman, whose story marks the beginning of the human race.
Deborah – A prophetess and judge in Israel, symbolizing wisdom and leadership.
Tamar – The daughter-in-law of Judah, whose story highlights strength and courage in difficult circumstances.
Selah – A term used in the Psalms that suggests a pause or reflection, embodying peace and contemplation.
Lydia – A seller of purple cloth in the New Testament, known for her hospitality and conversion.
Naomi – The mother-in-law of Ruth, known for her resilience and faith in God’s providence.
Ester – Queen Esther, who saved her people with her courage and wisdom.
Miriam – The sister of Moses and Aaron, known for her faith and leadership.
Sarai – The original name of Sarah, wife of Abraham, known for her journey of faith and belief in God’s promises.
Priscilla – A prominent early Christian, known for her ministry and leadership in the early church.
Phoebe – A deaconess in the early church, known for her service to the Christian community.
Jemima – A name meaning “dove,” symbolizing peace and purity.
Keziah – A daughter of Job, known for her beauty and grace.
Athaliah – A queen in the Old Testament, representing power and influence.

Boy Biblical Christmas Names

Joseph – The earthly father of Jesus, known for his obedience, faith, and protection of Mary and Jesus.
Jesus – The central figure of the Christmas story, whose birth is celebrated during the holiday.
Zachariah – The father of John the Baptist, known for his faith and the prophecy about his son’s role in preparing the way for Jesus.
David – The shepherd king, from whom Jesus is descended, symbolizing royalty and faith.
Gabriel – The archangel who brought the news of Jesus’ birth to Mary.
Isaiah – A prophet who foretold the coming of the Messiah.
Nathaniel – A disciple of Jesus, known for his honesty and openness.
Simon – A common name in the Bible, often associated with Simon Peter, one of Jesus’ apostles.
Matthew – One of the apostles and the author of the first Gospel.
Luke – The author of the Gospel of Luke, who recorded the story of Jesus’ birth.
John – The apostle John, known for his deep understanding of Christ and his love for Him.
Peter – One of Jesus’ twelve apostles, representing faith, leadership, and transformation.
Jude – The apostle who wrote the epistle of Jude, offering wisdom and encouragement.
Barnabas – An early Christian disciple and companion of Paul, known for his encouragement and generosity.
Solomon – The wise king of Israel, known for his wealth, wisdom, and connection to God’s promises.
Elijah – The great prophet who stood against idolatry and brought messages of hope and justice.
Abraham – The patriarch of Israel, known for his faith and covenant with God.
Caleb – A companion of Joshua who stood firm in faith, representing courage and trust in God’s plan.
Simeon – A devout man who, according to the Gospel of Luke, saw the infant Jesus and declared him to be the Messiah.
Matthias – The apostle chosen to replace Judas Iscariot after his betrayal.
Eli – A priest and judge of Israel, known for his guidance and faithfulness.
Timothy – A companion of Paul, known for his ministry and devotion to the gospel.
Asher – One of the twelve tribes of Israel, symbolizing joy and abundance.
Reuben – The eldest son of Jacob, known for his leadership and character.
Jesse – The father of King David, representing the roots of Jesus’ royal lineage.

Uncommon Christmas Girl Names

Noella – A charming variation of “Noel,” meaning Christmas, perfect for a girl born during the holiday season.
Seraphina – Inspired by the seraphim, the highest order of angels, reflecting the heavenly aspect of Christmas.
Evangeline – Meaning “bearer of good news,” this name reflects the joy and celebration of the birth of Christ.
Gabriella – A feminine form of Gabriel, the archangel who announced the birth of Jesus.
Marigold – A vibrant, floral name associated with warmth and brightness, evoking the cheerful spirit of Christmas.
Emberly – Derived from “ember,” symbolizing the warm glow of a Christmas fire and the season’s coziness.
Tamsin – A variation of Thomas, meaning “twin,” it evokes the idea of unity and connection, often present in family gatherings.
Everleigh – A modern twist on the name “Everly,” symbolizing the lasting joy and love of the Christmas season.
Zara – Meaning “princess” or “flower,” symbolizing beauty and grace, like a Christmas bloom.
Liora – A Hebrew name meaning “my light,” representing the light of Christ shining during Christmas.
Solene – A French name meaning “solemn,” perfect for capturing the peaceful and reverent spirit of Christmas.
Jovienne – Derived from the Latin “jovian,” meaning “joyful,” perfect for a Christmas baby full of cheer.
Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” a name that evokes the angels who heralded the birth of Jesus.
Vespera – Latin for “evening,” symbolizing the calm, peaceful night of Jesus’ birth.
Noemi – A beautiful variation of Naomi, meaning “pleasantness,” reflecting the warmth of the holiday season.
Clarity – A name that symbolizes purity and light, much like the star of Bethlehem guiding the way.
Bethany – Referring to the town near Bethlehem, this name brings to mind the humble beginnings of Christ’s birth.
Dulcie – Derived from the Latin word for “sweet,” symbolizing the sweetness of Christmas treats and joy.
Aurora – Inspired by the aurora borealis, or “Northern Lights,” symbolizing the bright, shining star at Christ’s birth.
Felicity – Meaning “great happiness,” this name embodies the joy and celebration of the Christmas season.
Joyanna – A combination of “joy” and “Anna,” meaning “gracious,” reflecting the happiness and grace of the holidays.
Seren – Welsh for “star,” a name inspired by the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Wise Men to the nativity.
Isolde – A name of Welsh origin, meaning “ice ruler,” perfect for a winter-born Christmas baby.
Clementine – Evoking the classic Christmas fruit, a warm and sweet name reminiscent of holiday joy.
Zinnia – A vibrant, flower-inspired name, representing the beauty and cheer of the Christmas season.
Aspen – Inspired by the evergreen tree, symbolizing endurance and the winter season.
Mireille – A French name meaning “to admire,” symbolizing the awe and wonder of Christ’s birth.
Rosalie – A name of Latin origin meaning “rose,” evoking images of holiday flowers and festive beauty.
Aurelia – Meaning “golden,” this name symbolizes the golden gifts brought by the Wise Men to Jesus.
Luminara – Derived from the word “luminous,” symbolizing the light and glow of Christmas, shining bright like the Christmas star.