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@isolde Zara, Zarin, Zoya, Zena (your choice to pronounce the same as Xena or not), Zelda, Zaira, Zandra, Zinnia, Zoe

@jasong83 Go for Harper Harver is awful

@malibumom 2, and Jo-zee (Canadian here)

@ejay1967 Both are lovely but I prefer Nazreen

@johnoplata I really like your girls names, but would spell it Cassidy. If I was taking the girls names "Cassadee" would be last Boys names are good too. Maybe you'd like Wesley?

@daviddd TIL Luca is feminine in Hungarian, but it's far more common for it to be masculine. Most people would say it reads masculine.

@shiney77 How fun! Maybe next year when my oldest can read better I'll start one

@kee04 If things you want to gift don't fit, you could put a scavenger hunt clue inside to the location of where a larger item is hidden Eta Oh wait I just reread your kids ages!

@rogstahjunior Rowan

@aveotheotokos I'd never heard Zaya irl before! So maybe it's just coincidence. Zephyra is pretty!

@aveotheotokos There's at least 3 Zayas at my kids' daycare, though not all spelled this way. Maybe it's a local anomaly, but one is called Big Zaya, one is Baby Zaya and not sure how they differentiate the middle one. I like Zephyra more than Zephina, from your list, but I'd lean more to Zuri...

@chozenpryncess I don't see mention or masculine or feminine names so here goes: Ilea Ilona Leon or Leona Seela Kelly or Keely Gael Cale Lena

@sinfulme Grant Graham Henry Warren Victor

@ofbrysonmen Yeah, as per Behind the Name apparently... I would have thought it was a nickname for Harold only

@dirkthelurk Yes, British or Australian is what I pictured. Name is not my style. Good call on Matilda Mae, giving nickname options And for OP, I'm just generally more for full legal names, rather than legal names that could be seen as cutesy. It doesn't necessarily connect with slaves or...

@ofbrysonmen Henry: Harry, Hank and apparently Hal

@embroiderygirl06 Brian Declan Kian Graham