| Name | Nameday | Origin | Meaning |
| Heriberto | Mar 16 | ||
| Jacob | Jul 25 | Hebrew | Jacob is a classic and popular boy name. It comes from the Old Testament and means “supplanter,” which is often interpreted as someone who seizes, circumvents, or usurps. |
| Karson | Apr 15 | ||
| Tyrell | May 13 | ||
| Felix | Jan 14 | Latin | Happy, fortunate |
| Ciara | May 21 | Irish Gaelic | Black, dark |
| Perry | Feb 6 | Old French | Pear tree |
| Willa | Apr 6 | ||
| Lucie | Dec 13 | ||
| Dan | Dec 11 | Vietnamese | Positive, sure |
| Lillian | Mar 30 | Latin | Lily |
| Maxine | Mar 12 | Latin | Greatest |
| Geneva | Jan 3 | Old French | Juniper tree |
| Lillith | May 20 | Babylonian | The name Lillith means belonging to the night. |
| Heath | Nov 7 | Old English | From the heath |
| Brittany | Jan 4 | Latin | From England |
| Elliott | Apr 4 | ||
| Althea | Apr 15 | Greek | Of Greek origin, Althea means healer. |
| Wynter | Dec 21 | ||
| Aiden | Aug 31 | Scottish | Of Gaelic origin, Aiden means little fire, fiery. |