English Names

Uncertain, possibly a modern coinage

beloved, darling, or a form of Sharon (a plain)

seeker, searcher; or from the shire

dear, darling

beloved, darling

a variant of Sharon, meaning 'a plain' or 'a fertile plain'

beloved, darling, or cherry

beloved, darling, or from the French 'cherie'

dear, darling; free man

beloved, darling, or free woman

beloved, darling

dear, darling; cherry fruit

Possibly a modern coinage, perhaps combining elements from other names.

Combination of Sheryl and Lane

beloved, darling, or cherry fruit

Unknown, likely a modern coinage without a traditional etymology

Uncertain, possibly 'shadow' or 'gift of God'

Uncertain, possibly 'fairy palace' or 'from the sheep meadow'

shelf settlement

emitting light; bright; gleaming

bright meadow

God is gracious

small in length, height, or duration

unclear, possibly 'beautiful' or a variant of Cheyenne

Uncertain, possibly 'fairy hill' or 'gift from God'

Likely a modern invented name, possibly combining 'shy' with a suffix.

wide island, or from Sidon

diminutive of names like Sidonia or Sidney

Reddish-brown; gracious protection

Man of the forest

Genuine, honest, without pretense

Possibly 'cinder' or 'star'

to sing, to chant

diminutive of Susan, meaning 'lily'

To drink in small quantities; a small drink

Diminutive of Cecilia or Elizabeth; also a term of endearment for a sister.

The number 16

Sixty

Scholar

ship owner, captain; or a nickname for someone who skips

sky, or scholar

Sky, heaven, and May (month) or beloved

Sky, heaven

Possibly a modern invented name with no clear etymological meaning.

Uncertain, possibly a modern coinage or variant of other names.

Unknown; likely a modern coinage

Coiled toy; sleek, graceful, or sinuous

Uncertain, possibly related to 'smith' or 'smooth'