 Like Caroline, but with the glistening Kir- beginning, this name brings you three lilting, lyrical syllables of brightness. It's as radiant as the blazing sun on the longest summer day, the cool silver stars in a clear desert sky, and the warm firelight of a marshmallow roast and sing-along with loved ones - all combined into one.
Variations: Kiralin, Kiralyn
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 This name is not too different from the name Ryder, despite the replacement of the D of the original. The new version feels just as adventurous, but its T brings an excitingly divergent kind of boldness into the mix. While Ryder is as casual as a rocky road ice cream cone, Ryter is a fiery coconut fro-yo, thrilling in both its rarity and its daring elegance.
 This musical name comes from the name of the slow dance the pavane. Just as majestic in style as this type of piece, Pavanne as a name has a euphonious balance between the perky P, the vibrating V, and the noble double N. Its -vanne ending recreates for you the dignified presence of the wind instruments in particular, with their full-voiced warbles and calls that drive the music forward.
 Names that start with double letters are, in a word, cool. It's also fun when you can pull off incorporating this special beginning into a common name - though some names, like Ethan (Eethan?) and Ivy (Iivy?), just don't combine very well. Aandre, on the other hand, a distinguishable weave of Aaron and Andre, boasts the double A like the final flourish of icing on a cake: a masterpiece!
 This stylish version of Elena, perhaps with a French accent grave over the second e, sounds as gentle as the soft pitter-patter of a rare spring rain. It's as calming as rainfall, too, with its cool, liquid consonants surrounded by relaxed Es. Elene is a name of quiet, individual power: of shaping a downpour of water into the tiniest of drops that, together, beat out a melody of May upon the thirsty soil.
Despite the commonness of six-letter names and names ending in -er, Dexler still manages to stand out. The replacement of Dexter's T gives this name a shinier edge, like a disco ball glinting and splashing light over a spacious room. The Dex beginning, however, is the same: the retro yet techy D, the solid, steady E, and, of course, the eye-catching X that never fails to grab you by the hand and whisk you along for a jig on the dance floor. 
 It isn't a secret why this name is so special and fun to say. Its Z beginning combined with its three syllables of new letter combinations and pure originality are like a refreshing sip of a new flavor of lemonade: fizzing and crackling with its uniqueness. It's one of those names that brightens everything around it: it makes your flowers stretch their petals a little wider, makes the sun shine a little longer; makes the spring sky a little bluer.
 Lynna is an extended version of Lynn, with only one extra letter but a thousand times more sing-songy playfulness. Its five letters are both modest and outgoing, and simply overflowing with life. Like the dawdling path of a stream bubbling merrily as it flows, this name will bring to you a sense of doing things not to reach the end result, but to revel in the scenery along the way.
 Ks can often precipitate the kool kind of vibe that this name holds. Kassie makes good use of the flaky crispness of the first K, leading into the ending of Cassie in a way that makes it clear that it's a twist on the same name. If we extend it to other similar names, we can also produce the lengthier spin-offs Kassandra, Kassidy, and Kassander.
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