Boys:
- Áed (AID, Irish)--"fire", precursor to Aidan
- Alv (AHLV, Norwegian)--"elf"
- Anu (ah-nu, Sumerian)--Sumerian god of the heavens
- Ari (AH-ree, Hebrew, Scandinavian, Armenian)
- Asa (AY-sa, Hebrew)
- Avi (AH-vee, Hebrew)
- Cai/Kai (KYE, Welsh, Scandinavian, Hawaiian)
- Dai (DYE, Welsh)--"shine"
- Dax (DAKS, English)
- Dov (DOHV, Hebrew)--"bear"
- Ean (EE-an, Manx)--form of John
- Eli (EE-lye, Hebrew)
- Gil (GEEL, Hebrew)--"happiness"
- Ira (EYE-ra, Hebrew)
- Ivo (EE-voh, Germanic)
- Jay (JAY, Indian [Hindi])--"victory"
- Kir (KEER, Russian)--form of Cyrus
- Lir (LEER, Irish)--Irish god of the sea
- Paz (PAHZ, Hebrew)
- Sem (SEM, Dutch)
- Tyr (TIHR, Norse)--Norse god of justice & war
- Udo (OO-do, German)--form of Otto
- Uri (OO-ree, Hebrew)--"my light"
- Wyn (WIN, Welsh)--"blessed"
Girls:
- Adi (ah-DEE, Hebrew)--"jewel"
- Aki (ah-kee, Japanese)--"bright", "sparkle", or "autumn"
- Anu (AH-noo, Finnish)--form of Anna
- Aya (ah-ya, Japanese)--"design" or "color"
- Dua (doo-ah, Arabic)--"prayer"
- Eda (eyd-ah, Turkish)
- Eha (ay-ha, Estonian)--"dusk"
- Emi (em-ee, Japanese)--"blessing"
- Ena (EE-na, Irish)--traditionally spelled Eithne
- Eos (AY-ohs, Greek)--Greek goddess of the dawn
- Fay/Faye (FAY, English)--"fairy"
- Ida (EYE-da or EE-da, Germanic)
- Ila (ee-la, Indian [Hindi])
- Io (EYE-oh or EE-oh, Greek)
- Ivy (EYE-vee, English)
- Jaya (jah-yah, Indian [Hindi])--"victory"
- Liv (LEEV, Scandinavian)
- Mae/May (MAY, English)
- Mei (MAY, Chinese & Japanese)
- Mio (mee-oh, Japanese)
- Nia (NEE-ah, Welsh)--form of Niamh
- Noa (noh-ah, Biblical Hebrew, Japanese)
- Oda (OH-da, German)--feminine of Otto
- Rei (RAY, Japanese)--"bell" or "lovely"
- Rue (ROO, English)
- Una (OO-na, Irish & Scottish)
- Wynne (WIN, Welsh)--"blessed"
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