It's a new week, my lovelies!
How's your Monday progressing? Today marks the halfway point of January - WUT?? And also my little brother's 22nd birthday. :]
In my attempt to accomplish my goals/dreams for this year, I give to you a new set of names!
Enjoy.
M | English (modern), Hebrew
JAIR-ann (possibly)
Possibly derived from Jaron, either an invented name most likely based upon the combination of Jarred and Darren; or a variant transcription of the Hebrew name Yaron, meaning "to sing, to shout."
F | English (rare)
REN
From the English word for the little songbird. It is ultimately derived from Old English wrenna.
M | Irish, English
RIE-ǝn, or REE-ahn (possibly)
The Irish form of Ryan. The given name Rían possibly means "little king."
M or F | Biblical, Biblical Hebrew, Literature, Near Eastern Mythology
JO-RAH, JOR-ah
Ultimately from Yorah, a Hebrew name which allegedly means "autumn showers."
Names & meanings via behindthename.com.
Photos via Pinterest.
Wren and Rian are such cute names!!! I love the Bible names too - they are so fascinating!
ReplyDeleteCatherine
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Indeed they are! And so do I. :] There's so many good ones out there! :D
ReplyDeleteOoh, these are all great! I like the spelling of Rian. I've been thinking about using that name for a character in one of my books. Thanks for these awesome name posts!
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