Berwyn
Welsh, “fair hill” or “blessed hill.”
Brighton
English, “bright settlement”.
Knightley
English, “woodland where knights reside” or “clearing of the knights.”
Lumen
Latin, “light” or “bright.”
Teddy
English, “wealthy guardian.”
Ennis
Irish, “island” or “meadow.”
Ty
A short form of names like Tyler or Tyson.
Ren
Japanese and Chinese, “water lily” or “benevolent.”
Bryn
Welsh, “hill” or “mound.”
Zen
Japanese, “meditation” or “absorption.”
Cyrille
French and Greek, ‘lord’ or ‘master.’
Grier
Scottish, “son of Gregory.”
Vivien
Latin, “alive.”
Denali
Native American, “the high one” or “the great one.”
Renley
English, meaning unknown.
Artemis
Greek, “safe” or “sound.”
Aidan
Irish, “fiery” or “little fire.”
Brayden
Irish, “son of the spirited one” or “descendant of the fiery one.”
Rafferty
Irish, “prosperous” or “abundant.”
Beckett
English, “stream” or “brook.”
Christian
Latin, “follower of Christ” or “belonging to Christ.”
Cody
Irish, “helpful.”
Bryce
Scottish, “to crack” or “to split.”
Hollis
Old English, “hollow” or “deep valley.”
Glenn
Celtic, “valley.”
Tal
Hebrew, “morning dew.”
Sunny
English word name.
Marin
Latin, “of the sea” or “marine.”
March
English word name.
Sable
French, “black” or “sable fur.”
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