Nomi per neonati Occidentali

From Hadria (Latin Hadrianus)

Greek god of light, music, prophecy

Bearer of the heavens (Greek mythology)

Venerable, majestic (Latin Augustus)

Sun (Persian Kūruš, classical Greek usage)

Enduring (Italian, contraction of Durante)

Lucky, fortunate (Latin)

Ruler of the home (Germanic Heimerich)

Mind, intellect, spirit (Germanic Hug)

Treasurer (Persian via Greek Kaspar)

Youthful (Latin Julianus, from gens Julia)

Lion (Latin)

Strong-willed warrior; Irish short form of William

Little hollow (Scottish Gaelic lagan)

Bringer of light (Latin lux)

Stoneworker (English occupational)

Greatest (Latin Maximus)

Olive tree (Latin oliva); peaceful

Hunter constellation (Greek mythology)

Young warrior (Welsh Owain)

Venerable, revered (Greek/Latin Sebastos)

Gift of god (Greek theos + doron)

Western meadow (Old English)

Industrious, hard-working (Germanic Amal)

Noble strength (Anglo-Saxon Aethelthryth)

Dawn (Latin, Roman goddess of dawn)

Bird (Latin avis) / life (Germanic)

Bringer of joy (Latin Beatrix)

Free woman (French/Germanic, fem. of Charles)

Bright, clear (Latin)

Heart (Latin/Welsh; Shakespeare's King Lear)

Bright shining (Greek/Old French)

Whole, universal (Germanic Ermin)

Hazel tree (English)

Rainbow (Greek, goddess of the rainbow)

Lily flower (Latin lilium)

Moon (Latin)

Mine, beloved (Italian/Scandinavian)

Olive tree (Latin oliva)

Help (Greek; Shakespeare's Hamlet)

Weaver (Greek myth, wife of Odysseus)

Rose flower (Latin rosa)

Bright red (English occupational)

Wisdom (Greek)

Star (Latin)

Violet flower (Latin viola)

Alive, full of life (Latin Vivianus)

Harp player (English occupational)

Mythical immortal bird (Greek phoinix)

Flowing waterway (English nature name)