Ivory
Ivory; creamy white material
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Jace
Short form of Jason
Jett
Jet; aircraft or deep black
June
June; the month named after Juno
Keegan
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
Kendall
Valley on the River Kent
Kiana
Hawaiian form of Diana; divine
Kingston
King’s town
Lane
Lane; path
Lennon
Lover, through an Irish byname
Mabel
Lovable
Marigold
Marigold flower; Mary’s gold
Marley
Pleasant, boundary, or marten wood
Marlowe
Remnants of a lake
Meadow
Meadow
Miley
Modern familiar form; sometimes from Smiley
Murphy
Surname descended from Murchadh, sea battle
Myra
Literary coinage; possibly myrrh or a form of Mary
Nash
At the ash tree
Nellie
Familiar form of Nell or names containing nel
Nevaeh
Heaven spelled backward
Nyla
Probably a feminine form of Niles
Oakley
Oak clearing
Ocean
Ocean
Onyx
Onyx gemstone
Paige
Page; servant
Palmer
Pilgrim
Parker
Keeper of the park
Peyton
Pæga’s town
Phoenix
Mythical phoenix bird; its Greek root refers to dark red
Piper
Pipe player
Poppy
Poppy flower
Porter
Doorkeeper
Presley
Priest’s clearing
Preston
Priest’s town
Raven
Raven bird
Reed
Red in the surname route; also the reed plant
Reign
Royal rule
Remi
Oarsman, through Rémi
Remy
Oarsman, through Rémy
Rhodes
Cleared land in the English surname; an island-name route is separate
River
River
Ryder
Rider; mounted messenger
Sage
Sage herb; a wise person
Samara
Possibly a place name or winged seed
Sawyer
A person who saws wood
Scottie
Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland
Scout
A person who gathers information or explores ahead
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