Jordan
Jordan means “to flow down,” named for the biblically significant Jordan River — a well-established unisex classic.
Jordan means “to flow down,” named for the biblically significant Jordan River — a well-established unisex classic.
Willow is named for the graceful, flexible willow tree, a growing favorite among nature-inspired names.
Nova means “new” in Latin, referring to a sudden bright star — one of today’s boldest cosmic-inspired girl names.
Rowan means “little red one” in Gaelic, tied to the protective rowan tree of Celtic folklore — a popular unisex choice.
Violet is named for the purple flower, a Victorian-era favorite making a strong modern comeback.
Hazel is named for the hazel tree, long tied to wisdom in folklore, and has revived strongly as a vintage botanical name.
Aurora means “dawn” in Latin, named for the Roman goddess of sunrise, and is rising fast in popularity.
Jack means “God is gracious,” a medieval pet form of John that became one of the most beloved names in its own right.
Scarlett means “red” or “scarlet cloth,” an occupational surname made famous by Gone with the Wind.
Layla means “night” in Arabic, tied to a famous Middle Eastern love story, and has grown steadily popular in the West.