 Paxfort provides a strong, solid end to a whole year - and wow, it's been a year! We chose Paxfort for today because of how it can represent anything: you can see in it all the nuances, emotions, and moments from 2021: deep reflection on twelve months gone by, laughter at a joke your friend made when you needed it, and the quiet joy of seeing or trying something completely new.
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 This variation of Sasha comes in many different flavors of spellings: Sacia, Siasha, Ciasia, and Sasia are options besides Siacia - and if you want to go Lulu- or Coco- style, you can go with the rhythmically repetitive Siasia or Ciacia. All of these bring a bit of a spicier twist to the rather bushy and floofy Sasha.
 This name is pronounced, and can also be spelled, like AL-li-da, with the A sounding like in Allison. Alida's swoopy quality makes it feel like a loop-de-loop in a roller coaster, a rainbow twist in the sky, or a dragon soaring over distant seas: the exciting kind of adventure that makes you yell for the next thrill.
 Now that Karen has faded out of the namer's spotlight, we wanted to revive parts of it for a new generation. Caryn sounds the same, but has a refreshed new spelling that is clearly different, but doesn't take it too far. It will most definitely shine alongside all those Rhylees, Corbyns, Jaxtyns, and all the other spelling variations that are trending upward.
 Clarela has the same ringing tones as other Clar- names, from Clar, Clare and Clara to Clarette, Clarity, and Clarke. As a winter name, it's reminiscent of a smooth sheet of ice glossed over the top of a lake, or the clear sharpness of icicles dripping from tree branches. And to top it all off, it's a name as unique as a single snowflake.
This delicacy of a winter name is as clear and beautiful as a hanging icicle that catches the light in the perfect way. Inspired by the bird of the same name, Skylark is at home in that special time when a dusting of snow is the finale to December, and the world is holding its breath for the hope of a new year.   As packed with vibrancy and energy as the wide eyes of animated characters, Parry is a dynamic choice for a fun, bouncy close to 2021. It somehow embodies the exciting spirit of winter - not just the silent calm of a snowstorm, but also the laughter and glee that comes from sledding down a hill, building snow forts, and catching snowflakes on your tongue.
Portis is a name that opens new doors in terms of style, spelling, and of course uniqueness. Its effortless elasticity allows it to be stretched from Port and Ortis to Portison and Portisley. It glides easily into the mood of December, the time of year when snowflakes take their time floating through the air and blanket the world in a simple but brilliant white.   'Tis the season to be Jolai! This name is jolly indeed, with its bright Jol- beginning mashed into a festive -lai ending. It shines in a very distinctive way, like the kind of holiday lights that instead of glowing solidly or flashing endlessly, sparkle gently at certain moments so that it feels like time freezes while you're watching.
 Like the pale gray-blue of the ocean on a cloudy day, or the frosted emerald of pine needles dusted with the first snow shower of the winter, Maveya has a subtle, muted kind of beauty. While it can also be spelled Mavia or Mavea, Maveya feels the richest and most winter-y, making it a deep and thoughtful choice for anyone born in December.
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Hello! I am cyberkiwi_234 and I'm so excited to invite you into my world of names! My naming journey began with scribbling names down into a small blue notebook whenever they occurred to me. Today, Name-a-Day is here to share a bounty of versatile, quality names, for you to use and enjoy. Archives
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