C. J .W's list "Names I like" of 4 great name ideas: Winona - Sonna!

Names I like

If I was going to write a book the characters within would be named... 

Winona

Winston meets Marlow in this surname-style choice, blending old-fashioned charm and a hint of stuffiness with a bit of modern edge and breeziness too. Borne by the distinguished American landscape painter Winslow Homer, it could make a creative and unexpected choice, though some may be put off by the 'slow' ending.
 
Derived from Old English, it likely means "hill belonging to Wine", in whichWine is a given name meaning "friend". The name of a town in England and various places across the US, it has been in use as a masculine name since the 19th century, however, more recent years have seen it climb up the charts for girls. Around 50 boys were called Winslow in the latest count, while 150 girls were given the name.

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Sonna is a feminine name with multiple possible origins. It may be a variant of Sonia, which derives from the Russian diminutive of Sophia, meaning "wisdom." Alternatively, it could have Scandinavian roots, possibly related to the Swedish word "son" (son) or as a feminine form of Sonne, meaning "sun." In some African cultures, particularly in Nigeria, Sonna may be used as a given name with local meaning. The name has remained relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries, maintaining a quiet, gentle sound quality that some parents appreciate for its uniqueness and melodic pronunciation. Sonna typically appeals to parents seeking a distinctive yet accessible name with international versatility.