| Name | Nameday | Origin | Meaning |
| Cierra | May 21 | Cierra is an alternate form of Ciara (Irish, Gaelic). Cierra is also a derivative of Sierra (Spanish): place name for the western mountains. ... Cierra ▼ as a name for girls has its root in Spanish, and the name Cierra means "black; saw". | |
| Mckenzie | Dec 4 | ||
| Nicholas | Dec 6 | Greek | People of victory |
| Terrell | May 13 | ||
| Westin | Apr 13 | ||
| Estefany | Dec 26 | ||
| Elina | Feb 10 | ||
| Gerardo | Sep 24 | Spanish | The name Gerardo means strong spear. |
| Ania | Aug 9 | Slavic | Of Slavic origin, Ania means grace. |
| Wynter | Dec 21 | ||
| Carly | Jan 28 | ||
| Amelia | Jun 10 | Latin | Of Latin origin, Amelia means industrious. |
| Meera | Apr 5 | ||
| Sullivan | Jan 4 | Irish Gaelic | Dark eyed, black eyed |
| Taylor | Nov 21 | Old English | Tailor |
| Hawkins | Jan 30 | ||
| Nelson | May 17 | Old English | Son of Neil |
| Frida | Oct 19 | ||
| Grady | Aug 2 | Irish Gaelic | Famous |
| Selene | Oct 11 | Latin | The name Selene means moon |