Name of the Day

Son of Baco or dweller at the beech tree.

An Irish name derived from the Gaelic 'Síle,' possibly meaning 'fairy woman' or 'woman of the fairy folk.'

Of Mars, the Roman god of war, or 'greater'.

A settlement or fortified place associated with green or vegetation.

A person who makes or sells cases or boxes.

A doorkeeper or one who shows people to their seats.

Grace or favor.

God is my oath or devoted to God, derived from Hebrew elements.

Warrior of the people or folk warrior.

Noble or of noble birth.

Ancient or venerable, from the Latin word for 'ancient.'

The meaning is uncertain; it may derive from a German place name or occupational surname.

Noble or of noble birth.

Dwelling or wave (Scandinavian); precious or thin (Chinese).

Resembling or related to Severus; possibly meaning 'stern' or 'severe'.

Great or mighty.

Golden or sun-like.

Free woman; a woman of the people.

Mind, intellect, or spirit.

Hope.

Derived from a Scottish place name, possibly meaning 'green water' or 'fresh water'.

Divine, heavenly, or of the goddess.

Exalted father, derived from Hebrew elements meaning 'father' and 'exalted'.

An apprentice or learner.

From a rounded hilltop or knoll, derived from a Scottish place name.

Star.

Father of peace.

Servant or attendant.

Son of Maud, where Maud is a Germanic name meaning 'mighty battle maiden'.

Noble or illustrious, from the Irish 'Gráda' meaning grace or nobility.