Roland
Fame and land; second element debated
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Romeo
Roman; from Rome
Rosemary
Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb
Sawyer
A person who saws wood
Scout
A person who gathers information or explores ahead
Seraphina
Fiery ones; of the seraphim
Soren
English form of Søren
Tristan
Probably from Drust; possibly noise or tumult
Wilder
Wild; untamed
Winnie
Short form of Winifred
Ximena
Feminine form of Ximeno; deeper origin uncertain
Zelda
Short form of Griselda; separate Yiddish root
Zora
Dawn
Adina
Gentle; delicate
Agatha
Good
Akshara
Imperishable; syllable
Amaryllis
To sparkle
Antoine
French form of Antonius; meaning unknown
Ariadne
Possibly most holy; derivation disputed
Arwen
Noble maiden in Sindarin
Auden
Surname from Ealdwine or Hálfdan
Avalon
Possibly apple-associated
Booker
Maker of books
Bowie
Yellow
Bram
Short form of Abraham
Clarice
Bright; clear
Cormac
Origin uncertain; possibly chariot and son
Cornelius
Possibly horn
Cosette
Little thing
Dashiell
Surname-derived; meaning uncertain
Dorothea
Gift of God
Edmund
Wealth and protection
Elif
Slender, upright; the first letter
Ellery
Cheerful, through Hilary
Ellison
Son of Ellis; a separate Scots route also exists
Elsa
Short form of Elisabeth
Émile
Rival
Emrys
Immortal
Ernest
Serious; earnest
Esperanza
Hope
Federico
Peaceful ruler
Giulietta
Diminutive of Giulia; ancient meaning uncertain
Gwyneth
Probably from Gwynedd; meaning uncertain
Hermione
Derived from Hermes; deeper meaning uncertain
Hero
Hero, in the Greek legendary name
Imogen
Probably maiden, through Innogen
Inês
Pure; chaste, through Agnes
Irina
Form of Irene: peace
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