Serenity
Calm; tranquility
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Shepherd
Sheep herder
Siena
Place and color name associated with Siena
Sierra
Mountain range
Sky
Sky
Skye
From the Isle of Skye
Skylar
Variant of Skyler and Schuyler
Sloane
Surname from a diminutive of raid or mobilization
Sonny
An affectionate term derived from son
Sterling
Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain
Stetson
From Stidston; Stithweard’s town
Sullivan
From a diminutive name meaning dark-eyed
Summer
Summer season
Sunday
Sunday; its older English formation means day of the sun
Sunny
Sunny; cheerful
Sutton
South town
Tatum
Tata’s homestead
Teddy
Affectionate form of Edward or Theodore
Thea
Short form of Dorothea, Theodora, Theresa or similar names
Vienna
Austrian capital city name
Wells
A person living near a well or spring
Wilder
Wild; untamed
Winter
Winter season
Wren
Wren bird
Xander
Short form of Alexander: defending people
Zara
Possibly related to Zahra; origin uncertain
Zion
A biblical place name associated with Jerusalem
Abilene
Probably meadow; grassy place
Acacia
Acacia tree; from thorn or point
Adair
Surname from Edgar; wealth + spear
Amethyst
Amethyst gemstone
Arwen
Noble maiden in Sindarin
Ash
Ash tree; also a short form of Ashley
Auden
Surname from Ealdwine or Hálfdan
Avalon
Possibly apple-associated
Azura
Azure; sky blue
Bliss
Bliss; great happiness
Bowie
Yellow
Cove
Small coastal inlet
Dashiell
Surname-derived; meaning uncertain
Dove
Dove bird
Edie
Wealth and battle, through Edith
Fern
Fern plant
Fox
Fox
Freddie
Short form of Frederick or Freda
Gray
Gray; referring to gray hair or clothing
Hart
English surname name; associated with a stag
Hartley
Stag clearing
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