Plant names, Word names, Created Names, Old Greek and Latin Names, Mythology Names, Shakespearean Names

Female

• Katniss-Plant name, Sagittaria Genus
• Primrose-English Flower Name
• Rue-Plant name, name of an Herb
• Hazelle-English-The Hazel Tree
• Lavinia-Latin-Woman of Rome
• Octavia-Latin-Eighth
• Johanna-German-God is Gracious
• Tigris-Latin-Tiger-Name of a River that runs through Iraq
• Glimmer-English Word name-Sparkling
• Cecelia-Latin-Blind
• Madge-English Diminutive of Margaret-Pearl
• Portia-Old Roman Clan name
• Cressida-Medieval Name-Golden
• Bonnie-English-Pretty Girl

Male

• Gale-English Surname-Pleasant or Merry
• Peeta-Scandinavian-Rock
• Finnick-Modern invented name
• Thresh-Agricultural process
• Rory-Irish-Red King
• Castor-Greek-To Shine/Excel
• Pollux-Greek-Very Sweet

In Greek mythology Castor and Pollux were twins who had different fathers. Castor was the son of a mortal man but Pollux was the son of Zeus, making him immortal. When Castor was dying, Pollux sacrificed half of his immortality for his brother and Zeus turned them into stars

• Cato-Latin-Wise
• Blight-A disease or injury of a plant
• Cinna-Unknown origin or meaning. A Shakespearean Character who tried to start an uprising also was named Cinna
• Seneca-Name of a Native American Indian tribe