He’s a Slavic import with a certain dashing style.
Thanks to Larkin for suggesting Casimir as our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s a Slavic import with a certain dashing style.
Thanks to Larkin for suggesting Casimir as our Baby Name of the Day.
Take the -ia from Olivia and Sophia, borrow the El- from Ella and Elizabeth, and you’ll arrive at a terribly pretty possibility for a daughter, one that just might have ancient roots.
Thanks to Cindy for suggesting her daughter’s name, Ellia as our Baby Name of the Day.
Artemis was a goddess, eternally young. Today’s choice honors the huntress, but has been worn by some rather extraordinary women.
Thanks to Christina for suggesting Artemisia as our Baby Name of the Day.
We tend to file her with botanical names, but her origins are a little bit different.
Thanks to Fran for suggesting Rosamund as our Baby Name of the Day.
The evergreen Elizabeth has given rise to plenty of short forms. Would this one stand on its own?
Thanks to BC for suggesting Bess as our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s a saintly Irish appellation and a sci fi warrior.
Thanks to Violet for suggesting Conan as our Baby Name of the Day.
He puts the T. in Captain James T. Kirk, and before we went boldly where no man had gone before, he was a Roman Emperor.
Thanks to Sarah for suggesting Tiberius as our Baby Name of the Day.
Thanks to Alia for suggesting Aaliyah as our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s a legendary poet, a ruler, a revolutionary.
Thanks to Frank for suggesting one of the names that inspired his new son’s names. Our Baby Name of the Day is Amaru.
She’s a regal appellation dressed in pearls and a twin set.
Thanks to Lem for suggesting Charlotte as our Baby Name of the Day.