Hosanna
Hebrew, “save, we pray” or “save now.”
Caio
Italian and Portuguese, “rejoice” or “glad.”
Silvan
Latin, “forest” or “woodland.”
Ezekiel
Hebrew, “God strengthens.”
Jonah
Hebrew, “dove” or “peaceful being.”
Odin
Norse, “inspiration” or “fury.”
Maia
Greek, “mother” or “nursing mother.”
Lysandra
Greek, “freer of men.”
Isolde
Celtic and Germanic origin, “fair, beautiful, ice battle, fair lady.”
Daksha
Sanskrit, “skillful, honest.”
Ishtar
Mesopotamian, “the Babylonian goddess of love.”
Hulda
Hebrew, “sweet, lovable.”
Diana
Latin, “divine.”
Sylvia
Latin, “from the forest.”
Poseidon
Greek, “God of the sea and ocean.”
Aurelius
Latin, “the golden one.”
Marcus
Latin, “warlike.”
Cato
Latin, “all knowing.”
Shaman
Sanskrit, Tungusic, “holy man.”
Siderion
Latin, “vervain, iron.”
Uzzi
Hebrew, “Jehovah is my strength.”
Vanir
Norse, mythology name.
Zephyrus
Greek, “west wind.”
Endymion
Greek, “dive into, enter.”
Gwydion
Welsh, “born of the trees.”
Icarus
Greek, “follower, soaring.”
Hyperion
Greek, “he that walks high.”
Cleon
Greek, “glorious, renowned.”
Astraeus
Greek, “star.”
Argus
Greek, “watchful guardian.”
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