Edith
In Old English, this name means “fate” and “battle”. The name was gaining popularity in the nineteenth century. Famous bearers include American author Edith Wharton and French chanteuse Edith Piaf. If you are dreaming of making your son a writer or a singer, then you can give him this name.
eileen
If your daughter’s name starts with the letter ‘A’, then you can choose the name Eileen for her. The name, meaning “torch” in Greek, is actually derived from the English name Evelyn or the Irish name Aiblin, meaning unknown.
shannon
It is the name of the longest river in Ireland. This name is also associated with the Irish goddess. This used to be a classic baby girl name in the United States in the 1940s. Shannon is one of the most popular English names.
Sharon
It is the Biblical name of a place on the coast of Israel which means “plain” in Hebrew. It is also the name of a flowering shrub. As a girl’s name, it became popular in the 1920s. You can also name your baby girl as Sharon.
Suzanne
The name comes from the French word Suzanna which is based on the Hebrew name Shoshannah, meaning “lily” or “rose”. There is also another version of this called Susan. If you are looking for names starting with the letter ‘S’, you can also choose the name Suzanne. Sussanne Khan is also the name of Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan’s ex-wife.
Mavis
This unique name is derived from a bird, also known as the Song Thrush. The bird’s name comes from the mythological story of Philomela who was transformed into a bird. As a girl’s name, it was first used in a nineteenth century novel.
Ursula
In Latin it means “little bear”. Ursula was the name of a princess saint. This name was popular in the Middle Ages. This name sounds a bit like Muslim names.
evelyn
It began as an old-fashioned English surname, later popularized as a girl’s name after the novel Evelina. You can also give this English name to your lovely daughter.
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