Welcome, dear beans!
I've a new set of names! Strangely, with the exception of one, they are derived from surnames.
Hope you've had a lovely Monday. :]
Enjoy!
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M | English
From a surname, of Anglo-Saxon origin and derived from either the given name Aethelhere, meaning "noble army," or Ealdhere meaning "old army," or from the alder tree.
M & F | English (rare), Bosnian?
Possibly a variant of Bosnian given name ล aran, meaning unknown---possibly "star."
M | English, German
From the surname, which is a variation of Barwick, possibly derived from elements bere "barley" and wic "outlying farm." Could possibly be a habitational name of several places in England & Germany (Norfolk, Somerset, & West Yorkshire; Berwick, near Soest, Westphalia).
F | Welsh, English
From the surname (also spelled as Winn or Gwynn), and derived from Welsh element Gwynn, loosely translated "white" or "fair."
Names & meanings via behindthename.com.
Photos via Pinterest.
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Favorite, dearies?? I really like them all! But Barrick & Seren stand out to me. :]
I dunno about you but I enjoy finding faces that seem to fit names for these posts. Tell me, do you imagine differently? Different hair color? Eyes? Face shape?
I love Alder and Wynn. These are all epic!
ReplyDeleteGreat names! Thanks, Ivie! *^ - ^*
DeleteOh my goodness, I don't know how you do it. I love all these names so, so much. Especially Seren! *all the heart eyes* I feel like that'd be good for a girl OR boy. Alder is also absolutely epic.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I looove the pics you choose each time. I always find them fitting! And they inspire me just as much as the names. :D
Thanks, Lauri! I make sure to jot down any & all names that come before me. My lists are ever-growing! Yes! I agree Seren would be great for either girl or boy. And I LOVE Alder!!
ReplyDeleteThank you *^ - ^* Finding the photos is always fun!
Oh, I LOVE Alder!
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