Mason is a gender-neutral name of British roots, meaning "stone worker." When it comes to English occupational names, Mason certainly takes the cake. Sharing their definition with highly-skilled… Read more »
If you come from a musical family and want to share it with baby, then Harper is a sweet choice. This gender-neutral British name means "harpist" or "minstrel." In Medieval England, minstrels were… Read more »
Luella is a sleeker version of the girls' name Louella that at this point is more popular than the original. Well-used in the 19th century, Luella fell off the Top 1000 in the 1950s, but has had a… Read more »
Quylla as a girl's name is a variant of Quilla (Middle English), and the meaning of Quylla is "feather".
Laiken is a gender-neutral name of British origin that means "lake" or "pool." With variants including Lake and Layken, this name is a versatile choice for both boys and girls. Lakes often symbolize… Read more »
Kelsey is a gender-neutral name of British origin meaning “ships victory.” It is derived from the Old English name Cēolsige with cēol meaning “ship” and sige translating to “… Read more »
Hazel is a feminine name of British origin meaning “the hazel tree.” This name is by no means new, but it still is one for the ages. This classically beautiful name evokes the rich colors of hazel… Read more »
Jerry is a gender-neutral baby name of British origin. Derived from the names Gerald, Jeremy, and Jerome, Jerry is a first name and nickname meaning “spear.” Spears are sharp weapons used for… Read more »
Zeke is a boy’s name of Hebrew origins. A diminutive of Ezekiel, it can be used as a nickname or a given name on its own. Zeke means “God strengthens” and is a powerful reminder to baby that he can… Read more »
Wellington as a boy's name is of Old English origin, meaning from the wealthy estate.
Wilfred as a boy's name is pronounced WIL-fred. It is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Wilfred is "desiring peace".
Wick as a boy's name is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Wick is "village".