Gemma
Gem; precious stone
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Trees, rivers and wild things
49–96 of 659 names
Gem; precious stone
Myrtle
Heather field
One who lived on a heath
Holly trees
Holly tree
One who hunts
Deep blue dye; ultimately from India
Ivory; creamy white material
Possibly treasurer; also a gemstone name
A dove
To flow down; descending
Sea; sky
The coolness; interpreted as “cool breeze”
Cassia, a fragrant spice
Warrior; the koa tree
Lion; brave one
Long hill; ridge
Laurel tree
Possibly place of elms
Probably garden of holly
Tender; palm tree
Magnolia flower
Toward the sea in the Hawaiian interpretation
Danish form of Marina or Maria
Marigold flower; Mary’s gold
Of the sea or derived from Marius
Short form of Maria Soledad; also sea-and-sun association
Meadow
Bee
At the ash tree
Oak clearing
Ocean
Olive tree
Onyx gemstone
Opal gemstone
Dove; pigeon
Pearl
Raven bird
Red in the surname route; also the reed plant
River in Spanish and Portuguese; Japanese readings depend on kanji
River
Short form of Robert: bright fame; also the robin bird
Little seal
Sage herb; a wise person
Possibly a place name or winged seed
Companion in evening talk
Grassy plain
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