Gentle names are soft in sound — often ending in -a or -ia, light on consonants. Lydia, Silas, Celia, Eli. They age quietly and pair well with strong surnames.
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sun-bright, radiant
defender of men
pure, unblemished
of the dawn, daybreak
sweet-smelling (香)
creative form of Ellery
peace and agreement
heavenly path, sky fragrance
going up, elevation
song, joy, shout of joy
gracious, full of grace
gracious, favored
high, exalted
oak tree
divine favor, consecration
care, concern, divine attention
sand, generation, reason
honor, dignity
first ray of the sun, ray of light
earth, land, ground
little one who is loved
gift of God's grace
god, divine spirit
merry, joyful
little beautiful one (diminutive)
guardian, watchman
bright eyes
spring water of paradise
dark one
Slavic elaboration of Helen
brightness, luster
angel, divine messenger
of the Ancients/Cetra (in-game mythology)
whole, all-encompassing (Ella) + month of May/s...
gift of grace
gracious gift, star of the sea
path, narrow lane
treasure, fortune
the namaste gesture, palms pressed in prayer
harmony, fair one
who is like God (form of Michael)
forest friend, house friend
safe harbor, refuge
each of the two
modern invented name
modern invented combination name
from Amabel, dear one
island (from Isla)
near, close
star of the sea
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