Baby Names That Mean New Beginnings
These are baby names that mean newness, freshness and dawn, in various cultures.
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Amaryllis
If you're looking for a showier flower name than Lily, staying in the same botanical family, you might consider Amaryllis, which is not as outre as it might at first sound. It was used in Greek po... Read More
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Aurora
Aurora, the poetic name of the Roman goddess of sunrise whose tears turned into the morning dew, and of Sleeping Beauty, would be sure to make any little girl feel like a princess. The radiant Au... Read More
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Beeja
Rhythmic and exotic. Read More
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Dagny
If you're looking for a name with Scandinavian roots, this would make a stronger and more appealing import than Dagmar. With its meaning of "new day," it could make an ideal choice for a girl born ... Read More
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Idona
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Mika
Multicultural name that has the shiny sparkle of the metallic mica. Read More
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Nasima
Associated with a spring festival, this exotic name is used by both Muslims and Christians. Read More
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Navin
Would fit right in with the currently popular in/an/en/on-ending boys' names. Read More
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Neo
This nouveau name of Keanu Reeves's character in "The Matrix" has not enjoyed the same burst of popularity as its female counterpart, Trinity. Read More
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Neoma
Because of the many diseases that end in oma, Neoma has a vaguely medical feel. Better moon names include Luna and Selena, or try Naomi or Noemi. Read More
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