Boys:
- Alaric (AHL-ah-rick, Germanic)--"ruler of all"
- Anzo (AHN-zoh, Germanic)--"giant"
- Baldric (BALL-drick, English)
- Barnaby (BAR-na-bee, English)
- Berthold (BERT-hahlt, German)
- Brennus (BREN-nus, Celtic)--precursor to names like Bran & Brendan.
- Crispian (KRIS-pee-an, English)
- Drustan (DROOST-an, Celtic)--precursor to Tristan
- Eastmund (AYST-mund, Anglo-Saxon)
- Federigo (feh-deh-REE-goh, Italian--form of Frederick
- Radulf (rah-DULF, Germanic)
- Rayner (RAY-ner, English)
- Wulfric (WUL-frick, Anglo-Saxon)
- Wymond (WYE-mond, English)
Girls:
- Adelais (ad-el-AH-ees, Germanic)--a "lost" variant of the Adele/Alice/Adelaide family
- Aldith (AHL-dith, English)
- Annora (ahn-NOR-a, English)--"honor"
- Auda (AW-da, Germanic)--feminine of Otto
- Cateline (cat-el-een, French)--variant of Katherine
- Clemency (KLEM-en-see, English)--"mercy"
- Christobel (KRIS-to-bell, English)
- Dreda (DREH-da, English)--short form of Etheldreda, which probably isn't as usable.
- Dulcibella (dul-si-BEL-la, English)--"sweet and pretty"
- Emmeline (EM-el-een, English)
- Gytha (GEETH-a, English)
- Idonea (id-ON-ee-a, English)--from the Norse goddess of spring & immortality
- Jocosa (joh-OH-sa, English)
- Kasimira (kaz-ih-MEE-ra, German)
- Linza (LIN-za, German)--precursor to Linda
- Melicent (MEL-ih-cent, English)
- Meriel (MEH-ree-el, English)--"shines like the sea"
- Odilia (o-DEE-lee-a, German)--"wealth"
- Parnel (par-NEL, English)
- Peronel (pehr-o-NEL, English)
- Tacey (TAY-see, English)
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