Albie
Noble and bright, through Albert
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Alfreda
Elf counsel
Ashford
English place-name surname; often ash-tree ford
Aster
Aster flower; star
Baxter
Baker
Blue
The color blue
Bluebell
Bluebell flower
Bradford
Broad ford
Bryony
Bryony vine
Demelza
Fort of Maeldaf
Dunstan
Dark stone
Eartha
The earth
Edric
Wealth and ruler
Edwina
Wealth and friend, through Edwin
Elfrida
Elf strength
Ethel
Noble
Fenton
Marsh settlement
Glenna
Valley, through Glenn
Godric
God’s ruler
Hale
Nook; retreat, in the English surname
Ken
Healthy or strong in one Japanese spelling
Kenrick
Variant of Kendrick; several possible roots
Kim
Gold in Vietnamese; European short forms have different roots
Langley
English surname name; long clearing association
Lark
Lark; songbird
Lilac
Lilac flower
Loveday
Beloved day; associated with reconciliation
Merry
Merry; cheerful
Nerissa
Possibly sea nymph
Oswin
God’s friend
Posy
A bunch of flowers; also a short form of Josephine
Rafferty
Flood tide
Riordan
From a name meaning little poet of the king
Romilly
Surname from French place names
Rowena
Meaning uncertain; fame and joy is an unproved explanation
Saffron
Saffron spice; crocus
Shaw
Thicket in English; a separate Scottish surname means wolf
Shelley
Clearing on a bank
Sheridan
Surname from Sirideán, possibly searcher
Sherwood
Bright forest
Sparrow
Sparrow bird
Starling
Starling bird; also an English surname name
Sunniva
Sun gift
Swann
Surname with swan or servant origins
Tamsin
Twin, through Thomas
Tansy
Tansy flower
Thane
A historical English and Scottish noble title
Thorne
English surname name associated with a thorn bush
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