Arabic: strong, powerful

Scottish: from a steep place

Irish: beautiful, graceful

Gaelic: a winter goddess in Ireland and Scotland

A biblical name

Latin: happy, rejoice

A biblical name

English: a type of plant

A Scottish island

A biblical name

Greek: lark

Greek: most beautiful

Alternative spellings: Callista, Calixta

Scottish: brave

Greek: a nymph in Ancient Greek mythology

English: a type of fish

Scottish: free

Greek: beautiful voice

Greek: most beautiful, masculine version of Callista

Alternative spellings: Calixto

English: a place in London

Italian: helper, especially a religious helper

English: a type of flower

French: acolyte

Spanish: candle

Sanskrit: moon

French: cinnamon

Spanish: she will sing

English: a type of spice

Irish: dark, black

English: a type of red gemstone

English: a type of soft fabric

Spanish: from an 11th century saint

Polish: bringer of peace

English: a character in C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia series

Greek: a figure in Ancient Greek mythology

Latin, Greek: cinnamon

Latin: hollow

Irish: curly-haired

English: the name of one of the constellations of stars

Italian: cat

Latin: an old surname, now sometimes used as a first name

Italian, Portuguese: pure

Greek: pure

Irish: handsome

English: a type of spice

English: a type of tree

Scottish: a type of dance

English, French: a type of flower

Shona: to give thanks

Turkish: gazelle

English: a ceremonial cup

Sanskrit, Hindi, Romani: shining moon

Sanskrit, Romani: moonbeam

Khmer: moonlight

German: free spirit

French: charming

Bulgarian: young man

Hindi: meditation

English: a type of gemstone

Spanish: a singer, a musical person

Romani: child

English: a type of plant

Englsh: a type of flower

Greek: golden flower

English: a type of spice

English: hidden

English: a quality of soil; evocative of earth, redness

Greek: to praise, to acclaim

English: the shoreline

English: a young horse

Gaelic: good, just

Cornish: a giant in Cornish mythology

Greek: order

Greek: order, a masculine version of Cosima

Greek: derived from ‘cosmos’

English: a type of fabric, also the name of the plant it comes from

English: a part of a coastline

English: a type of plant

Greek: golden

Italian: crucifix

English: a shade of blue

English: a secret code