Very hospitable, a Trojan princess in Greek myth.

To tell, "to recount."

Roman goddess of fruit trees, gardens, and orchards.

Spanish surname from the Roman name Pontius.

Spanish diminutive of Alfonso.

Catalan surname from the Latin name Pontius.

Sea, an ancient Greek name for the Black Sea.

Sea, also a region in ancient Anatolia.

The beloved teddy bear from A.A. Milnes *Winnie-the-Pooh*.

Worship, "adoration," "reverence."

A term of endearment; also a character in a childrens book.

English place-name/surname: "pool" or "small lake."

The title of the head of the Roman Catholic Church.

A short, playful, and quirky name. It can be a nickname in Spanish or refer to the Popocat�petl volcano, giving it a dual, cute and powerful, appeal.

Spanish/Italian form of Porphyrios, meaning "purple," "purple-clad."

German surname of the car manufacturer Ferdinand Porsche.

Occupational surname: "gatekeeper" or "one who carries goods."

A Roman family name, famously the clever heroine in Shakespeares *The Merchant of Venice*.

Spanish surname meaning "small port" or "gate."

Roman god of keys, doors, livestock, and ports.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

The Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.

Elegant, stylish, and expensive.

A small bunch of flowers.

Occupational surname: "one who makes pots."

Full of light, "bright."

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Meaning uncertain; possibly an Osage name.

Power, "spiritual power."

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Fox (Meskwaki) name.

Welsh patronymic surname: "son of Howel."

Having great power or strength.

English surname, from the Old French "povre," meaning "poor."

Light-maker, "sun."

Awakening, "enlightenment," "consciousness."

Italian surname of the luxury fashion house.

Wisdom, "intelligence," "understanding."

A large, open area of grassland.

Light, "brightness," "splendor."

Joy, "delight," "pleasure."

Feminine form of Pramod, "joyful," "delighted."

Life force, "breath," "vital energy."

The sacred syllable "Om," the primordial sound.

Loving-kindness, "mercy."

Leader, "guide," "director."

Spring (the season).

Blessing, "favor," "grace."

Cheerful, "pleased," "serene."

Might, "dignity," "splendor."