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Alya: f, Arabic: "sky, heaven, loftiness"

Aria: f, Italian: "song, melody, air"

Ariel / Arielle: n, Hebrew: "lion of God"

Aviana: f, English: "bird"; Hebrew: "to breathe"

Ayu: f, Indonesian: "beautiful, pretty, good"

Beckett: m, Middle English: "beak" or "stream, brook"

Cahaya: n, Malay: "light"

Canary: noun

Carol: f, English: "song, hymn"

Coral: noun

Devi: f, Sanscrit: "goddess"

Fitri: n, Indonesian: "pure, natural"

Gita: f, Sanskrit: "song"

Jaylene: f, invented name

Ikrima: n, Arabic: "female pigeon, dove"

Kusuma: n, Sanskrit: "flower"

Lestari: f, Indonesian: "eternal, abiding"

Maliyah: f, Hebrew: "sea"

Maris: f, Latin: "star of the sea"

Melati: f, Indonesian: "Jasmine flower"

Musa: m, Ancient Egyptian: "drawn out from water"

Rahma: f, Arabic: "mercy, compassion"

Rizki: n, Arabic: "sustancance, boon, blessing"

Robin: n, Germanic: "bright fame", also the bird

Saiful: m, Arabic: "sword of the"

Samudra: n, Sanskrit: "sea"

Shelley: n, Old English: "clearing on a bank"

Tri: n, Indonesian: "three, third"

Wangi: f, Indonesian: "fragrant"

Wren / Wrenleigh / Wrenley: n/f, English: "small songbird"

Yusri: n, Arabic: "comfort, ease, prosperity"

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Pronouns

ae/aer, ce/cer, fae/faen, fay/fayr, ne/ner, bea/beach, bir/bird, car/cardinal, cora/corals, mer/merm, mer/mermaid, oc/ocean, sea/sear, shell/shells, sing/sings, wave/waves, wonder/wonders

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Agnes: f, Greek: "chaste"

Annie: f, Hebrew: "grace, favor"

Anya: f, Hebrew: "grace, favor"

Blythe: n, Old English: "cheerful"

Carissa: f, Greek: "grace, kindness"

Dahlia: name of flower

Felicia: f, Latin: "good fortune"

Grace / Gracie / Gracelyn: f, noun

Hannah: f, Hebrew: "grace, favor"

Holly: f, name of plant

Jack: m, Hebrew: either "God is gracious" (if derived from John) or "holder of the heel, supplanter" (if derived from Jacques)

Kate, Kaitlyn, Katharine, Kathleen, etc. OR either name with C instead of K: f, Greek: either "each of the two" or "Hecate" (greek goddess of witchcraft); Coptic: "my consecration of your name"; later associated with Greek katharos "pure" during early Christianity

Lenny: m, Old German: "brave lion"

Mercy: f, word

Molly: f, Hebrew: "star of the sea; bitter; beloved"

Monica: f, Latin: "advisor" or Greek: "one, single"

Nancy: f, Greek: "chaste" or Hebrew: "grace, favor"

Poppy: name of flower

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Pronouns

she/her, av/ave, kai/kaim, say/sair, ze/zer, blade/blades, blood/bloods, cor/corrupt, gore/gores, guilt/guilts, knife/knives, lie/liar, slash/slash, vio/violent,

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Ajax: m, Greek: "mourner" or "earth, land", name of a Greek hero in the Trojan War

Anomaly: word

Blade: m, Old English: "leaf blade"

Cadaver: word

Corvin: m, Latin: "raven, crow"

Doyle: m, Gaelic: "dark stranger"

Fang: word

Grim / Grimsley: word

Hex: word

Jett: either the aircraft or a dark black

Omen: word

Mortis: n, Latin: "death"

Ripper: word

Scythe: word

Silas: m, Latin: "of the woods"

Sullivan: m, Irish: "eye" + "dark, black"

Talon: word

Zero: word

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Pronouns

h*/h*m, de/dem, jhe/jhem, kei/keir, no/non, ty/tyr, bla/black, corrupt/corrupts, creep/crepps, dark/darks, fear/fears, null, nulls, scare/scares, shadow/shadows, unsettle/unsettles

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Alexis: n, Grek: "helper, defender"

Aria: f, Italian "song, melody" or literally "air"

Bee: f, short form of Beatrix (traveler or blessed/happy) and other names beginning with B (knd is a carpenter bee in dna)

Blanche: f, French: "white, fair-colored"

Cadence: f, noun

Carnation: word

Celeste / Celestine: n, Latin: "heavenly"

Harmony: f, noun

Harper: n, English: surname of someone who played or made harps

Luna: f, Latin: "moon"

Melissa: f, Greek: "bee"

Melody: f, noun

Neely: n, "son of the poet"

Ophelia: f, Geek: "help, advantage", heavily associated with the Shakespeare character

Reverie: f, word

Salem: n, Hebrew: "complete, safe, peaceful", now associated with the witch trials

Wren: n, word for the small songbird

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Pronouns

chi/chir, ei/eim, hy/hym, nis/nim, re/ren, .mp3/.mp3s, .wav/.wavs, car/carnation, clef/clefs, daze/dazes, mel/melody, mi/mirror, mu/music, night/nights, no/note, song/songs, tu/tune

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Aimee / Ami: f, Latin: "beloved"

Amora: f, Latin: "beloved"

Carina: f, Latin: "dear, beloved"

Cherry: word

Cupid: m, Latin: "desire", Roman god of love

Dahlia: flower

Darlene: f, darling + name suffix -lene

Erato: f, Greek: "lovely", muse of lyric (and erotic) poetry in Greek mythology)

Eros: m, Greek: "love", Greek god of love

Esmé / Esmae / Esmee / etc.: f, Old French: "esteemed, loved"

Freya: f, Old Norse: "lady", goddess of love, beauty, war and death in Norse mythology

Jaime: f, Hebrew: "holder of the heel, supplanter"; reference to the French phrase j'aime meaning "I love" (though pronounced differently)

Lilith: f, Hebrew: "of the night", figure in Jewish tradition that was banished from the Garden of Eden and gave birth to all evil spirits

Love: noun

Mabel: f, Latin: "loveable"

Mallory: f, English surname from Old french: "unfortunate"

Nyx: f, Greek: "night", name of the Greek goddess of the night

Philomena: f, Greek: "to be loved"

Scarlett: f, English surname for a person selling/making clothes made of scarlet (a kind of cloth), also the color

Sherry: f, possibly inspired by French chérie = "darling" or the English word shery, a type of fortified wine

Valentine / Valentina: m/f, Latin: "strong, vigrorous, healthy"; St Valentine's feast day coincided with the Roman fertility festival of Lupercalia, resulting in the association of Valentine's Day with love

Venus: f, Latin: "love, sexual desire", Roman goddess of love and sex, also name of a planet

Yvette: f, French: "yew"

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Pronouns

av/ave, ci/cim, em/ems, fae/faer, ip/im, ji/jem, kye/kyr, arca/arcane, de/demon, heart/hearts, imp/imps, lo/love, love/loves, succu/bus, wing/wings, val/valentine

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