Nature names
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| Nursery nurse here, I took care of a baby names Juniper recently who was just adorable. I think it's a great name. |
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Lily Aspen |
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Hunter and Fisher (two brothers I know). But we live in a town in Montana. So it might not work in DC. 
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Peter, Pierce, Craig--all mean rock or stone
Dunstan--dark stone Gemma--precious stone Halle--rock Harlow--rock hill Hermes--pile of stones Jade--jade Lorelei--luring rock; in mythology Lorelei lives on a rock and lures fishermen to their deaths Rochelle--little rock Sela--rock in Hebrew Stanley--stone clearing Stanford--stone ford Rose, Poppy, Fawn, Lavender, Coral |
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If these have already been listed, sorry, but I ran across them in one of those clickbait articles.:
Ember (I actually knew one-I like it!), Fleur or Flora |
Anonymous
| Stella Maris means star of the sea |
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A little bit of a stretch, but Elaine means "bright, shining light"
http://nameberry.com/babyname/Elaine |
Anonymous
That sounds so nice. Is it so nice? |
Anonymous
| Pearl |
Anonymous
speaking of water, ocean and bay are names, too |
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| Eden |
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I like Kestrel. It reminds me of someone. |
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Phoebe
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| Sierra |
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| Forest |