Young man, "boy."

Pearl.

Maple leaves, especially red autumn leaves.

One hundred flowers or "many flowers."

Peach child.

Peach inlet/bay.

One hundred generations.

Butterfly.

City-state on the French Riviera.

Anglicized form of � Manach�in ("descendant of the little monk").

Walking in the water.

A common Bengali surname, also used as a given name.

French surname of the famous Impressionist painter Claude Monet.

Spanish form of the Latin Monicus, related to Monica.

Lucky, "fortunate."

Intellectual, "wise," "mental."

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Monica and Melissa or a unique creation.

Intellectual, "wise," "counsel."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Sioux name.

Little flower.

Flower.

Catalan mountain and monastery, famous for the Black Madonna.

French surname: "pointed hill."

Spanish for "mountain"; a U.S. state.

Spanish/Italian for "mountain."

Major resort city in Jamaica.

Modern invented name, popularized by talk show host Montel Williams.

Black mountain; a country in Europe.

Spanish surname: "mountains."

He who frowns like a lord, name of the Aztec emperor.

French place-name: "Gomerics hill."

Spanish surname of Basque origin, meaning "cold mountain."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Tswana name from Botswana.

Wise one, "sage."

English surname: "brave," "bold."

The Earths natural satellite.

A compound word; famously the name of a child of musician Frank Zappa.

A gemstone with a pearly, opalescent sheen.

Modern invented name, likely a unique phonetic construction.

English surname: "moor," "marsh."

The large deer of northern forests.

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Tswana name from Botswana.

A nymph or shepherd girl in classical and Renaissance literature.

Blackberry or "Moorish woman."

Scottish Gaelic diminutive of Mary.

Concerned with principles of right and wrong.

Spanish surname: "mulberry trees" or "blackberries."

A short, beautiful, and multicultural unisex name. In Irish, it means "great"; in Hebrew, its related to the fragrant myrrh, giving it a dual, appealing meaning.

Slavic goddess of death, winter, and rebirth.

Character in the Warhammer fantasy setting, a powerful sorceress.