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… and a sacred fig tree. The most literal meaning of the name is "the great ferry", though other interpretations include "the great crossing", "the great seaport", and "the great fortress …

… Chéron. Alternatively, it could connect to Greek mythology as a variant spelling of Charon, the ferryman of the underworld who carried souls across the River Styx. The name might also …

… Jerome Kern and Jerome Robbins, and Jerome is also the birthname of J.D Salinger, Jerry Garcia, and Jerry Seinfeld, as well as one of the Three Stooges. The Latin …

… considered a feminine form of Gale, relating to the Old English word for 'jovial' or 'merry'. With its additional 'e' at the end, Gaile takes on a slightly more elaborate …

… baby names? We're not just talking about Will and Kate, either. Stars including Katy Perry, Andy Cohen, and Keira Knightley have chosen names such as Daisy, Benjamin, and Delilah …

… are the most important girlfriends (Marianne Faithfull, Linda Keith, Anita Pallenberg, Anna Wohler), the incredible Merry Clayton (who sang co-lead vocals on "Gimme Shelter"), and all the songs written …

… occurs in the New Testament, and belonged to a fourth century saint. In the US, it has long been spelled and pronounced Bernice. Nicknames include Bernie, Berry, Binnie and Bunny.

… uncommon in modern usage, Peregryn offers a unique alternative to the more familiar Percy or Perry. The name has historical connections to medieval pilgrims and wanderers, evoking a sense of …

… s not beyond consideration — in fact it's already been chosen by at least one Berry. The meaning of Peregrine, which was borne by several early saints, relates to the …

… name is derived the Old English word bliðe, which, just like its homophone blithe, means "merry" or "cheerful." Originally used as a nickname for an upbeat person, it was later …

… be associated with the word "rejoice", and similarly, Jocosa has been linked to jocosus, meaning "merry, playful, joking". As rare as Jocosa may be, it offers familiar nicknames like Jo …

… y ending, giving it a perpetually youthful feel. Gordy gained some recognition through association with Berry Gordy, the founder of Motown Records, and occasionally appears as an independent given name …

… roots meaning 'hill' or 'crag.' Some see it as a masculine version of Terri or Terry. The name has a contemporary feel while maintaining a connection to traditional naming patterns …

… bald cat names like Archibald, Theobald, and Baldwin. Famously bald celebrities may bring inspiration, like Terry Crews, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and Vin Diesel. Hairless cats may also bring to …

… a rock star. The name appears to be a creative feminine variation of the name Jerry or Jerome, possibly with the feminine suffix '-ica' added for distinction. Jerrica peaked in …

… you won't see on the playground, but stylish enough to be beloved by our Berry community. The best ancient names are drawn from sources like the Bible, including Balthazar …

… name carries a pleasant musical quality with associations to merriment through its phonetic similarity to 'merry.' Merrall may also connect to natural themes through its possible bird-related etymology. The …

… which is itself an elaboration of the name Mabel. The Maybellene spelling makes it one step removed from the cosmetics brand and also connects it to the Chuck Berry song.

… speaking countries during the mid-20th century, Jeraldine offers a formal alternative to the nickname Jerry while maintaining connection to its masculine counterpart. The name conveys dignity and classic femininity …

… names. Possibly derived from combinations of elements like "ash" (referring to the ash tree) and "berry" or "bury" (meaning fort, manor, or township), giving it connections to place names in …

… only the books but film and video games. Faramir has already been used by one berry Tolkien fan as an intriguing middle name. Though the meaning is uncertain, those who …

… certainly a rare choice for a baby, however, it was chosen by designer and entrepreneur Perry Haydn Taylor to honor his love for typography. His other daughters are Perpetua and …

… remain in the US Top 1000 include Barbara, Cynthia, George, Gloria, Joyce, Judith, Randy, and Terry. The 1950s names with the steepest decline in popularity since their peaks include Gail …

… old French or Anglo-Norman naming conventions. The name appears in literary works, notably in Terry Pratchett's Discworld series as Death's adopted daughter. While uncommon in contemporary usage …

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… century innovation. The name evokes a sense of cheerfulness and joy through its connection to 'merry,' while its unusual nature gives it distinction. Merrelyn has a melodic quality with its …

… as Number 140. Meredith, when said with the American and English pronunciation, offers the delightful "Merry/Merri" as a nickname. Be aware, however, that the correct Welsh pronunciation has the …

… emerged primarily in the United States during the 20th century, often as a variant of Terry or Terrence, both of which stem from the Roman family name Terentius. Terrill has …

… beauty, beautiful"), Baylor ("measuring stick"), Bailey ("bailiff"), Baila ("white; bashful") or a blend of Bae ("berry; bay; baby") with the popular -la suffix. It was given to nearly 40 girls …

A list of names inspired by different candies, confectioneries, chocolates, and various other sweet things.

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… since comparing to my Birth-date comparing its Octavia and I was born on 12/6. So I decided instead to make a list on Holiday Names!!! Merry Christmas. c:

… Twenty-six baby boys were named Perrin in the US last year, along with six baby girls. Other variations of Perry or Peter in occasional use include Perine and Perrine.

… and attractive J name that's neither overused nor terminally dated. Jocasta is also a moon of Jupiter, and a Cloud Atlas character, playing in the film by Halle Berry.

… Germanic roots. Notable bearers include American playwright and screenwriter Jerrold Freedman and comedian Jerrold Lewis 'Jerry' Seinfeld (though he uses the shortened form). While less common today than in previous …

… and qualities of the yew. Long associated with regeneration and new growth, for @ladyofthetower (the Berry who created this name), the meaning "yew" connects it to the biblical second birth …

… a big name for a little guy, although we know of at least one Baby Berry with the name. The more compact Eisen is seen more frequently as a given …

… alike alcoholic drink, and by similar names already in the US charts (Shirley, Cherry, Charlie, Terry, and Jerry), Cherie eventually peaked in 1967, when it ranked #274 and was given …

… used as a given name — though we've seen it used on at least one Berry Baby! — with choices like Vintage, Trendy, Fancy, Avant, and Boheme being used, perhaps Retro …

… religious significance. The name conveys strength and spiritual depth, and its bearer might be nicknamed Jerry or Jem. Jerimiah combines historical gravitas with contemporary appeal, making it suitable for a …

… the English-speaking world. The name Gelila is also worn by Ethiopian model Gelila Bekele, former longtime girlfriend of actor and filmmaker Tyler Perry with whom she shares a son.

… reflects mid-20th century naming trends. Derald offers the friendly nickname options of 'Der' or 'Derry.' While not widely used today, it represents a piece of American naming history and …

… in a recent year. Used to describe a sheep herder, this name was chosen by Jerry Seinfelds and his wife Jessica back in 2005, likely inspiring other parents to consider …

… a stream. An unusual option if you're seeking an out-of-the-ordinary 'er'-ending name. Though for some it might bring to mind Jerry Springer, or a Spaniel.

… by the legendary Sun Records where rock and roll was born with his grandfather Roy Orbison, Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash. He’s our little sunshine."

… name a big, bold shot of bravura; other notable last-named Farrells include operatic soprano Eileen, Studs Lonigan-author James T., ballerina Suzanne, and rocker Perry of Jane's Adddiction.