English surname meaning "old cottage". Literary connections through author Louisa May Alcott.

English name for a type of tree. Simple nature name with a strong sound.

Named after the tree, from Old English. Combines nature imagery with a strong, distinctive sound.

An English name of uncertain origin, possibly from the flower araminth. It has a poetic, whimsical quality with literary connections.

An English occupational name meaning "bowman". Its active sound has an adventurous, capable quality.

An English occupational name referring to someone who used a bow and arrow. Has a strong, active quality with historic connections.

A gender-neutral name from the Old English meaning "valley of the eagle". Carries literary connections through Shakespeare's Forest of Arden.

Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble strength." Associated with elegance through actress Audrey Hepburn.

A name with Anglo-Saxon roots meaning "noble strength". Its classic Hollywood associations give it vintage glamour with a gentle sound.

English contracted form of Augustine meaning "great" or "magnificent." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

English name referring to the season. Nature-inspired with warm, rich associations.

A season name representing the harvest time. Its nature connection and warm color associations feel cozy and evocative.

English name derived from Alfred meaning "ruler of the elves." Originally a surname that has become a popular first name.

From Anglo-Saxon roots meaning "ruler of elves". Its magical connotations and playful sound work well for any gender.

English form of Barnabas, meaning "son of consolation". Charming with literary connections.

English surname meaning "beehive" or "stream." Literary connections through playwright Samuel Beckett.

English surname possibly meaning "bee cottage". Literary associations through playwright Samuel Beckett.

An English surname meaning "bee cottage". Its literary connections and distinctive sound have an artistic, refined quality.

Latin name meaning "blessed." Has a distinguished, sophisticated quality with vintage appeal.

English name meaning "black" or "dark-haired." Strong and decisive with a unisex quality.

An Old English name meaning "dark" or "black-haired". Its strong sound has a confident quality that works for any gender.

English name derived from French bon, meaning "good". Simple and positive.

English place name meaning "broad meadow." Has a strong yet approachable quality.

English word name referring to a thorny patch or wild roses. Combines natural imagery with a distinctive sound.

A nature-inspired name referring to wild thorny plants. Has an earthy, untamed quality that feels both modern and timeless.

An English surname meaning "son of Brice". Its friendly sound has a modern, spirited quality.

English occupational surname meaning "one who transports goods by cart." Strong and masculine with a touch of Southern charm.

An English occupational surname meaning "cart driver". Its strong sound has a contemporary, confident quality.

A name invented by Sir Walter Scott, possibly based on Saxon name Cerdic. Its literary connections and distinctive sound have a distinguished quality.

English occupational name meaning "clerk" or "scholar." Has superhero associations through Superman's alter ego.

An English occupational name meaning "clerk" or "scholar". Its superhero connections and strong sound have a capable, dignified quality.

An English name derived from the surname meaning "clay-worker". Its earthy connection and compact form have a natural, strong quality.

English word name for the meadow flower. Lucky associations with natural imagery.

Named after the small flowering plant. Symbolizes good luck, especially in its four-leaf form.

English place name meaning "coal town." Has a strong, masculine quality with Western appeal.

An English place name meaning "coal town". Its strong sound has a rugged, contemporary quality.

English occupational name meaning "barrel maker." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

An English occupational name meaning "barrel maker". Its friendly sound has a capable, industrious quality.

English flower name derived from "day's eye." Cheerful and sweet with nature connections.

English flower name derived from "day's eye." Cheerful and sweet with nature connections.

English flower name derived from "day's eye." Cheerful and sweet with nature connections.

A flower name derived from "day's eye". Its fresh, sunny associations and playful sound feel both sweet and cheerful.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

An English occupational name meaning "valley" or "church official". Its vintage cool has a simple, strong quality.

An English name meaning "dragon" or "male duck". Its compact form has a strong, distinctive quality.

Modern name possibly derived from "draven" meaning "hunter". Has a dark, mysterious quality.

English short form of Andrew meaning "manly" or "strong." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

English surname meaning "son of Edward". Inventive associations through Thomas Edison.

Originally a surname meaning "son of Edward". Carries scientific innovation connections through Thomas Edison.

English name meaning "wealthy guardian." Has royal connections and a distinguished quality.

An Old English name meaning "wealthy guardian". Its royal associations and classic sound offer dignified nickname options.

An Old English name meaning "rich friend". Its vintage appeal and gentle sound have a dignified yet approachable quality.

English diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen meaning "light." Short, sweet, and friendly.

An English surname meaning "son of Ellis". Its friendly sound has a contemporary quality that works beautifully for any gender.

Modern elaboration of Ember, suggesting warmth and inner fire. Contemporary sound with natural imagery.

Modern combination of Ember and Lynn. Suggests inner warmth and light.

An English surname meaning "son of Emery". Its literary connections and distinguished sound work beautifully for any gender.

A diminutive of names ending in -etta. Its vintage musical associations and compact form have a sweet, soulful quality.

English word name derived from the world's highest mountain. Represents achievement and majesty.

A name inspired by Mount Everest. Its majestic connection and distinctive sound have a strong, adventurous quality.

English name derived from place names meaning "boar meadow." Has a melodic quality with nature connections.

A name derived from place names meaning "wild boar in woodland clearing". Its musical sound has a modern, nature-inspired quality.

English word name suggesting story and imagination. Uncommon as a name but instantly recognizable.

A modern word name inspired by literary tales. Conveys a sense of imagination, storytelling, and narrative beauty.

English virtue name representing spiritual belief and trust. Has religious significance and a simple elegance.

English occupational surname meaning "arrow-maker". Active and distinctive.

An English occupational name meaning "arrow-maker". Its distinctive sound has a capable, artisanal quality.

An English occupational surname for an arrow-maker. Combines craftsmanship heritage with a friendly sound.

English surname meaning "great" or "large." Has a strong, distinguished quality.

English surname meaning "son of the steward." Modern with a sophisticated, distinguished quality.

English place name meaning "heather field." Modern with a touch of nature.

English name meaning "from the hero's hall". Strong and concise with historical resonance.

English name derived from "hay meadow." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

English place name meaning "hare's meadow." Energetic with motorcycle associations.

English surname meaning "rock hill" or "army hill". Modern and distinctive.

An English surname meaning "rock hill" or "army hill". Its vintage Hollywood associations and unique sound have a glamorous quality.

Originally an English surname meaning "rock hill" or "army hill". Has vintage Hollywood glamour through actress Jean Harlow.

Originally an English occupational surname for a harp player. Modern popularity driven by its musical associations and unisex quality.

Originally a surname for harp players. Its musical associations and crisp sound give it artistic flair and spunky charm.

An English surname referring to the thorny shrub. Has literary connections through author Nathaniel Hawthorne.

English name referring to the hazelnut tree. Nature-inspired with vintage charm that has seen a modern resurgence.

A nature name referring to the hazelnut tree. Its earthy vintage quality and warm color associations feel both cozy and distinctive.

Originally a surname derived from Old English meaning "dweller by the holly trees". Has a gentle sound with nature connections.

A nature name representing the evergreen tree. Its seasonal connection and friendly sound have a festive, cheerful quality.

English virtue name representing optimism and desire. Simple yet meaningful with spiritual significance.

A virtue name representing optimism and desire. Its simple positivity and spiritual meaning offer both beauty and substance.

English surname meaning "son of Hugh" or "Hugh's son." Associated with the Hudson River, giving it a geographic connection.

An English surname meaning "Hugh's son". Its strong sound has a contemporary, sophisticated quality.

English surname possibly meaning "Hugh's meadow". Modern and distinctive with literary connections.

An English surname derived from Hugh's meadow. Has literary connections through author Aldous Huxley.

English name referring to the climbing plant. Nature-inspired with a simple elegance and subtle strength.

English name referring to the climbing plant. Nature-inspired with a simple elegance and subtle strength.

A nature name representing the climbing evergreen plant. Its brevity and botanical associations feel both delicate and resilient.

Originally a diminutive of John meaning "God is gracious". Its crisp sound projects strength with a mischievous charm.

English name originally meaning "son of Jack." Strong and masculine with an Americana feel.

Originally a surname meaning "son of Jack". Its strong sound balances masculine energy with contemporary style.

English name derived from the green gemstone. Represents wisdom and serenity in Eastern cultures.

English variant of Jasmine, referring to the fragrant flower. Delicate and botanical.