1, Brin (Brian)

The name evolved from the Welsh male name "Bryn", originally from Welsh, meaning "mountain".

2. Ellie (Ellie)

This is a girl's English name, which comes from ancient Greek and old English. This used to be a nickname for the girl's name "Eleanor". In fact, it can also be used as nicknames for all English names starting with "El" such as Elizabeth, Ellen and Elaine. But in the 2nd/kloc-0th century, the name itself became popular as an independent and complete English name.

3. ansley (ansley)

The name comes from Gaelic, which means "prairie", and it is also a place name in Britain, especially an area in Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire.

4. Bella (Bella)

Bella is often combined with other words to form a new English name, such as Isabella, Arabella, annabella and Christabella. Later, it was taken as the full name. Bella means beautiful in Spanish and Italian.

5. Kathy (Kathy)

It evolved from the Gaelic name "Cathasach" in ancient Ireland, which means "full of vitality". It is very classic in Ireland, especially suitable for people with Irish love.