Possibly a Basque name of uncertain meaning.

Fort hill, from a place name.

Brown, "Dark."

Long-lasting, "Sturdy."

Enduring, "Lasting."

Enduring, "Lasting."

The inaccessible, a powerful Hindu goddess.

Island with a hill, from the English city.

Two, or a loving nickname meaning "dearest."

Brilliant, "Shining," "Pearl."

Stay, "Remain," or "live."

Soul.

Modern invented name, likely a highly unique creation.

Feminine variant of Dustin, "Thors stone."

Dusty, "Covered in dust," a nickname.

Little soul, diminutive of Dusza (soul).

Farmstead on a hill, from a place name.

Charm, "Grace," "Fateful love."

Two, "Second."

Bee, Yiddish form of Deborah.

White, "Fair," "Blessed."

Modern invented name, likely a unique creation.

Divine, variant of Diane or Diana.

Variant of Diane or Dianne.

Cloth dyer, an occupational surname.

Variant of Dilys, "genuine," "sincere."

Little fawn.

A line of hereditary rulers.

Modern invented name, likely blending "Dyno-" (dynamic) and Mira.

Sunset.

The Sumerian god of water and wisdom (Enki).

Horse.

Jealousy, Irish form of Edwina or a name from myth.

Variant of Edith or a surname.

Modern invented name, likely a unique creation.

Swan.

From the east.

Noblewoman, "Princess," variant of Earline.

Noblewoman, "Princess," feminine of Earl.

Before the usual time.

From the name of the Christian festival.

River town, "Farm by the river."

Beautiful sheen, or variant of �abha (Eve).

Strength of a boar, or "fortress."

Deep black wood.

Pious acts, "Good deeds."

April.

Marble, "Cloud art" (paper marbling).

Queen, "Mother."

Likely a modern invented name, blending Eda and Lene.