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Ocean/Sea
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Savarna:
indian/hindu: Daughter of the Sea(Ocean) |
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Thalassa:
greek: From the Sea |
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Arnav:
hindu: Ocean, sea |
Ula:
gaelic: Jewel of the Sea |
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Dylan:
welsh: Sea |
Urmi:
hindu: Wave |
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Kai
(kigh): hawaiian: Sea |
Undine
(uhn-deen): latin: Of the wave |
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Morven:
english: Child of the sea |
Vanora:
scottish: White wave |
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Murray:
celtic: Seaman |
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Oceanus:
latin: Ocean |
Wind |
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Sagar:
hindu: Sea, ocean |
Aquilonis/Aquilo:
latin: North-wind |
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Samudra:
hindu: Sea |
Auster:
latin: South-wind |
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Tarang:
hindu: Wave |
Beval:
english-gypsy: Like the wind |
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Zane:
old english: Sea-friend |
Boreas:
latin: North-wind |
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Deniz:
turkish: Sea |
Caurus:
latin: Northwest-wind |
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Dooriya:
english gypsy: The sea |
Eurus:
latin: East-wind |
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Dorissa:
greek: Sea |
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Ebba:
old english: Flowing back of the tides |
Earth |
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Galiah:
hebrew: Wave |
Adam:
hebrew: Red earth |
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Genevieve:
french: White wave |
Adem:
turkish: Earth |
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Hali:
greek: Sea |
Adan:
spanish: Earth |
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Hallie:
greek: Thinking of the Sea |
Bardo:
danish: Son of the earth |
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Kai
(kah-ee): hawaiian: Sea |
Damek:
czech: Earth |
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Kolika:
hawaiian: from the ocean |
Khak:
persian: Dust, earth |
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Maren:
latin: Sea |
Lance:
old german: Land |
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Marinna/Marina/Marisa:
latin-jewish:
Sea or "From the sea" |
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Meri:
finnish: Sea |
Fire
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Meris/Maris:
latin: Of the Sea |
Aidan:
celtic: Fire |
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Mindel:
yiddish: Sea of bitterness |
Brant:
teutonic: Firebrand |
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Morgan/Morgana/Morgane/Morgance:
welsh/celtic: sea-dweller |
Burton:
english: Bright flame |
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Morgana:
welsh: Edge of the sea |
Edan
(ee-dan): celtic: Fiery, flame |
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Muir:
scottish: Sea |
Keegan:
irish: Little and fiery one |
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Nami:
japanese: Wave |
Kegan:
celtic: Fiery |
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Nerissa:
greek: Of the sea |
Virochan:
hindu: Fire |
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Nerissa:
latin: Daughter of the sea |
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Oceana:
latin: Ocean |
Water
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Pelagia
(pel-ay-gee- uh): greek:
From the sea |
Ab:
persian: Water |
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Riva:
french: Shore |
Kenn:
old welsh: Clear water |
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Rona:
celtic: Sea |
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