Willa is an English name from the Germanic element wil meaning "will, desire".

The image I get from Willa is creamy and warm, pale pink and soft.

c o m b o s

• Willa Emily
• Willa Blythe
• Willa Johanna
• Willa Rosemary
• Willa Sunday
• Willa Lucie
• Willa Winifred
• Willa Georgina
• Willa Poppy

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June is from the name of the Roman Goddess Juno and is thought to mean "young".

For me, the name is the childhood summers, bright and happy. It's early mornings by the stream, sunshine filling the trees. It is carefree and limitless.

c o m b o s

• June Aurelia
• June Beatrice
• June Bethany
• June Blythe
• June Clarke
• June Emily
• June Emmeline
• June Felicity
• June Florence
• June Jessamy
• June Josephine
• June Lydia
• June Poppy
• June Rosalie
• June Rosie

Frances is the English form of the Late Latin name Franciscus meaning "Frenchman", whichi s ultimately from the Germanic tribe of the Franks. The distinction between masculine and feminine spellings didn't arise until the 17th century. I have a slight crush on Francis for a girl as well—I follow a British mum who has a daughter called Francis. So cute!

For me, Frances is vanilla scented candles, laughter, and old clothbound childrens books.

c o m b o s

• Frances Bonnie
• Frances Elodie
• Frances Emily
• Frances Fern
• Frances Helena
• Frances Marigold
• Frances Opal
• Frances Poppy

Clara is from the Late Latin name Clarus meaning "clear, bright, famous".

Clara is white quartz crystal, aged wood, and white stucco. It smells like like warm towels fresh from the dryer.

c o m b o s

• Clara Blythe
• Clara Fern
• Clara Emily
• Clara Libby
• Clara Lily
• Clara Rosie
• Clara Ines
• Clara June
• Clara Faye
• Clara Pádraigín
• Clara Poppy
• Clara Isobel

Pearl is an English name meaning, of course, "pearl". Pearls are thought to impart health and wealth on their bearers. A perfect gift. Pearls are also my birthstone.

c o m b o s

• Pearl Ada
• Pearl Anya
• Pearl Astrid
• Pearl Bethany
• Pearl Emily
• Pearl Emma
• Pearl Ingrid
• Pearl Ismay
• Pearl Marian
• Pearl Una

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Jane is an English name, ultimately from the Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yochanan) meaning "Yahweh is gracious".

c o m b o s

• Jane Ariadne
• Jane Azalea
• Jane Beatrix
• Jane Emilia
• Jane Emily
• Jane Iris
• Jane Isabella
• Jane Josephine
• Jane Lily
• Jane Ottilie
• Jane Rosalie

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I'm Patricia , but you can call me Pia!

• level thirty-six
• gemini
• INFP
• namenerd
• lover of cardigans, dresses, and cute socks
• knows that you've got this
• is very proud of you

—   F r a n c e sㅤT i l l y  —

Frances is an oft overlooked beauty that feels sophisticated classic that still feels approachable. Tilly is a sweet diminutive that feels light and friendly. I think it brightens up Frances which can sound dowdy in the wrong combo. I love the idea of Frankie and Frannie as a nickname.

—   H u g h E l l i o t t  —

Hugh is a cozy name that feels comfortable and familiar but is still a classic. It was the name of my great grandfather. Elliott is a handsome name with more modern energy. As a combo it feels very grounded but still lively.

g i r l s

• Willa
• Frances
• June
• Clara
• Pearl
• Jane

b o y s

• Hugh
• Leo
• Arthur
• August
• Julian

Hugh is derived from Hugo, from the Germanic element hugu meaning "heart, mind, spirit". It is, surprisingly, a meaningful name with a lively sound, it reminds me of the smell of cookies baking, antique children's books, chunky sweaters, and wellies.

c o m b o s

• Hugh Elliott
• Hugh Wesley
• Hugh Aubrey
• Hugh August
• Hugh Robin
• Hugh Larkin
• Hugh Shepherd
• Hugh Sullivan
• Hugh Amory
• Hugh Rafferty
• Hugh Theodore
• Hugh Asa

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Leo is from the Latin word leo meaning "lion".

c o m b o s

• Leo Wesley
• Leo Everett
• Leo Henry
• Leo Griffith
• Leo Harvey
• Leo George
• Leo Julian
• Leo Ellis
• Leo Griffin

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