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Carson is an English surname-turned-name meaning 'son of Carr'.

Haylee is a variant spelling of the English name Hayley, which means 'hay meadow' or 'hay clearing'.

Kamryn is a modern name with an unclear meaning, possibly derived from the Welsh name 'Cameron' or a combination of other names.

Jewel is an English name referring to a precious gemstone.

Braden is an English name meaning 'broad valley' or 'broad meadow'.

Knowledge is an English word name referring to the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.

Cassie is a diminutive form of the name Cassandra, which is derived from Greek and means 'she who entangles men'.

Brett is a masculine name of Celtic origin meaning 'a Breton' or 'someone from Brittany'.

Fox is an English surname derived from the animal, which was likely originally a nickname.

Raylynn is a feminine name of American origin, combining the names Ray and Lynn.

Wiley is an English surname that has been adopted as a given name, meaning 'tricky' or 'cunning'.

Will is a short form of the name William, which is derived from the Germanic name Willahelm, meaning 'resolute protection'.

Maple is a nature name derived from the maple tree.

Kross is a modern name with an uncertain meaning, but it may be related to the word 'cross'.

An English surname derived from the Old English word 'slæd' meaning 'valley'.

Rodney is an English name derived from the Old English 'Rodne' meaning 'Royd's island' or 'clearing in the woods'.

Addisyn is a modern invented name, possibly inspired by the name Addison.

A modern variant of the name Addison, which is derived from the English surname meaning 'son of Adam'.

A variant spelling of the name Hayley, which is a feminine derivative of the English surname Hayley or Hailey, meaning 'hay meadow'.

A modern variant spelling of the name Harley, which is derived from an Old English surname meaning 'hare meadow'.

Granger is an English surname that originally referred to a farm worker or keeper of a granary.

A modern name of unknown origin, possibly combining the words 'ember' and 'lyn'.

Harlow is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'hare' meaning 'hare' and 'hlaw' meaning 'hill'.

Dayton is an English surname turned given name of uncertain meaning.

Decker is an English occupational surname meaning 'roofer' or 'thatcher'.

Sterling is a unisex name that originally referred to a British currency unit.

Lindsey is a surname that originated in England, derived from the name of an English town.

Sunday is a feminine name derived from the day of the week, which itself comes from the Latin 'dies Solis' meaning 'day of the sun.'

Harris is an English surname that originated as a variant of the name Harry, which means 'house ruler' or 'head of the household'.

Brenda is an ancient Germanic name derived from the Old Norse elements 'brandr' meaning 'sword' and 'hildr' meaning 'battle'.