Baby harris'

  1. Kiai
    • Kinsley
      • Leia
        • Origin:

          Spelling variation of Leya, Spanish; Hindi
        • Meaning:

          "the law; lion"
        • Description:

          This spelling variation of Leya was popularized by the Star Wars films, but is still firmly in the US Top 1000 many years later. This spelling is also probably preferred as it is clearer in pronunciation to the original Hindi name, Leya (which sometime gets pronounced Lee-ah).
      • Lilah
        • Origin:

          Variation of Lila
        • Meaning:

          "night"
        • Description:

          Lilah may be a simple spelling variation of Lila—or you might think of it as a shortening of Delilah or an Anglicization of the Hebrew Lilach, which means lilac. Whatever the root, it's a beautiful and stylish name. The final h adds balance or creates needless complications, depending on your viewpoint.
      • Lyla
        • Origin:

          Spelling variation of Lila, Arabic
        • Meaning:

          "night"
        • Description:

          The Lyla spelling variation has now superseded the original Lila — the former remains on the rise while the latter is consistently falling in popularity.
      • Paisley
        • Origin:

          Scottish
        • Meaning:

          "church, cemetery"
        • Description:

          Taken from a Scottish town, a Scots surname, and the name of an intricately patterned fabric, Paisley means "church" or "cemetery." It ranks highly for girls and is in US Top 100. It may feel a little swirly to ever catch on for boys, but with gentle names like Rowan, Teddy, Casey, Emery, and Trace rising in the US, and Hadley, Oakley, McKenzie, and Presley ranking in the UK, Paisley might one day be considered for any gender. Paisley Currah, a political scientist, professor, author and advocate for transgender rights, is a notable bearer of the name.
      • Trixie