| Name | Nameday | Origin | Meaning |
| Howard | Jan 26 | Old English | ? |
| Treyvon | Nov 11 | ||
| Bryanna | Sep 6 | ||
| 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. |
| Marshal | Sep 30 | ||
| Fernando | May 30 | Spanish | The name Fernando means peace. |
| Mae | Oct 5 | ||
| Eden | Mar 26 | Hebrew | Pleasure, delight |
| Leighton | May 31 | Old English | From the meadow town |
| Lorenzo | Aug 10 | Latin | The name Lorenzo means laurel crown. |
| Ginger | Jan 7 | Latin | Ginger |
| Devin | Nov 24 | Irish Gaelic | Poet, bard |
| Lara | Mar 26 | Latin | Of Latin origin, Lara means protection, famous. In Greek mythology Lara was a talkative water nymph. |
| Colton | Sep 25 | Old English | From the dark settlement |
| Addison | Jun 30 | Old English | Of English origin, Addison means child of Adam. |
| Alyse | Jun 23 | French | Of French origin, Alyse means God is my oath. |
| Clyde | Jun 10 | Welsh | Warm |
| Jaydan | Nov 22 | ||
| Tylan | Nov 12 | Old English | Of English origin, Tylan means a person who makes or puts down tiles or bricks. |
| Kaydence | Nov 7 |