";s:4:"text";s:4408:"Maxwell. You can find them by flipping through the pages of your favorite classic novel or by looking at your own family tree. Bianca means ‘white’.Classic and elegant name, Bijou is derived from the French word for jewel.This perfectly beautiful name originated from the Gaelic word, meaning ‘strength’.Caledonia is a lovely name, meaning ‘from Scotland’Camilla is a rarely used name, but the royal history sets it apart. It would make a standout pick for a little boy who has an incredibly cute attitude.
Dylan. Will: From the Northeast, played lacrosse in high school and thought he would be recruited, but wasn’t. It means ‘son of Lawrence’.This classic painter name, with a cool nickname, means ‘lion’.Matteo is the Italian form of Matthew and means ‘gift from God’.A title with a long history, Maximillian means ‘greatest’.The number one baby boy name in America for over half a century, Michael means ‘who is like God’A straightforward name with a polished feel, Miles means ‘gracious’.Montague is a fancy French name, meaning ‘pointed mountain’.Derived from a place name, Montgomery means ‘manpower’.The best part of Nathaniel is that it can be shortened to quirky nicknames such as Nate or Nathan.Oliver is the masculine form of the name Olive, meaning ‘olive tree’.“Lord of the Ring” heartthrob Orlando Bloom always comes to mind when we hear this name. Ailbe/Ailbhe—An old Irish unisex name meaning white, pronounced AL-veh, which was borne by a saint who was raised by wolves, and by a female Ailbhe with a racy mythological story.
Aubrey means ‘elf power’.A child with this name is sure to make a strong statement. Always slightly shorter than you want him to be. Hermione means ‘well born’.Imogen, meaning ‘maiden’, has connotations of a perfect woman, as exemplified by the great playwright, Shakespeare himself.If you want a name with French flair, you can pick Isabella, a variant of Elizabeth, meaning ‘devoted to God’.This classic name, meaning ‘he who supplants’ was made famous by none other than the First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis.Jemima may be held by a popular duck, but it actually means ‘dove’.Jolie, meaning ‘pretty’, may not be rising up the charts, but it’s definitely a classic.Just as Jacqueline, Josephine, meaning ‘Jehovah increases’, was also made popular by a queen, Napoleon’s famous Empress Josephine.It was Juliet from Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, that this name was immortalized.