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Kennedy
From the Irish surname Ó Cinnéidigh
Quinn
From Conn; possibly sense or chief
Riley
Rye clearing, or an Irish surname of separate origin
Rowan
Little red one in Irish; also the rowan tree
Ainsley
Clearing associated with solitude or a hermitage
Amari
Meaning uncertain
Arden
Possibly high, through a place name
Ashton
Ash-tree settlement
Aspen
Aspen tree
Aubrey
Elf ruler
Bellamy
Beautiful friend
Briar
Thorny plant
Carson
Surname of uncertain meaning
Ellis
Form of Elias or of Welsh Elisedd
Emerson
Son of Emery
Everest
Mount Everest place name
Finley
White or fair warrior
Harley
Hare or rocky clearing
Haven
Safe place; harbor
Hayden
Hay valley or hay hill
Hollis
Holly trees
Indigo
Deep blue dye; ultimately from India
Ivory
Ivory; creamy white material
Kendall
Valley on the River Kent
Lane
Lane; path
Lennon
Lover, through an Irish byname
Marley
Pleasant, boundary, or marten wood
Marlowe
Remnants of a lake
Murphy
Surname descended from Murchadh, sea battle
Oakley
Oak clearing
Ocean
Ocean
Onyx
Onyx gemstone
Palmer
Pilgrim
Parker
Keeper of the park
Peyton
Pæga’s town
Phoenix
Mythical phoenix bird; its Greek root refers to dark red
Presley
Priest’s clearing
Reign
Royal rule
Remi
Oarsman, through Rémi
Remy
Oarsman, through Rémy
River
River
Sage
Sage herb; a wise person
Sawyer
A person who saws wood
Scottie
Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland
Scout
A person who gathers information or explores ahead
Sky
Sky
Skylar
Variant of Skyler and Schuyler
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