#44American
Derived from the name of the willow tree, symbolizing flexibility and resilience.
#286English↑ Rising
A field of grassland, typically filled with wildflowers
#562English
A beloved name with deep roots
#943American
Inventive name that may combine 'Sham' and 'tomorrow'.
#1167American↑ Rising
driftwood, a meadow by a lake
#1169American↑ Rising
hill by the river
#1264American
derived from the combination of 'La' and 'Shaw,' meaning ‘the shawl’.
#1459American
Tranquil, calm
#1521Old French
spear ruler — from Gerald
#1544Modern coinage
derived from Darren and Andrew
#1544Modern coinage
delightful place — from Eden
#1550American
One who is a believer; embracing faith
#1559English
from Bristow, a place name
#1559Scottish
a variant of Gawain
#1562English
the day after today
#1574English
from the fern-covered hill
#1617Modern coinage
mountain of strength — from Aaron
#1617Scottish
a variant of 'Gow' meaning 'yellow'
#1625Modern coinage
beloved and manly — from David and Andrew
#1636Scottish
from the Scottish surname Frew
#1636Modern coinage
valley, manly — from Glen and Andrew
#1650Modern coinage
wealthy guardian — from Edward
#1673Modern coinage
defender of mankind — from Alexander
#1677Chinese
to eat — from 食
#1719Modern coinage
son of the sea — from Dylan
#1737English
son of the furrow
#1777Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1794Modern coinage
supplanter and manly — from James and Andrew
#1846Old French
from the fort
#1927Cornish
from the place name Curnow
#1986Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1997Old English
wealthy or prosperous
#1997Modern American
brave as a bear — from Andrew
#1999Modern American
morning dew
#4056English
Pure and innocent
#4157American
A small, common bird.
#5090American↑ Rising
Graceful like a willow tree
#6767English↑ Rising
English
#8827Myanmar↑ Rising
Burmese
—American
A blend of names, originating from 'Arlo', which means 'fortified hill' and possibly 'from the hare hill'
—Modern American
to brew or make beer
—American↑ Rising
Associated with the concept of holiness; often linked to the term Halloween.
—United Kingdom↑ Rising
Joyful or cheerful
—American
calm, gentle, and relaxed in nature
—United Kingdom
The name of a flowering plant, traditionally associated with healing.