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Antonia, Toni
Latin, possibly of Etruccan origin. The meaning is unknown, but has been (disputedly) connected to the Greek word for flower. Q. Lótë, Lótiel
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chanchal
active, restless — apparently masc/fem name. Sindarin: (unsteady) Althala; masc. Althalon; fem. Althaleth ||
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Blair
Scottish Gaelic; ‘a plain’ Q. Resto (lit. ‘field’… no word for ‘plain’ is known)
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Blake
Old English; 1) pale, pallid Q. Marya, Malwa, Ninquë; masc. Maryon, Malwon, Ninquion 2) pale, fair haired Q. Maryaloxë, Ninquiloxë, Maryafindë, Ninquifindë; masc. Maryaloxo, Ninquiloxo, Maryafindo, Ninquifindo 3) black Q. Morë, Morna; masc. Morno, Mornon
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Zan
Chinese 1. ‘praise’, Q. Laitalë 2. ‘support’, Q. Tulco; fem. Tulcë
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Yaffa
Hebrew;’beautiful’ Q. Vanya, Vanima; fem. Vanyë, Vanimë
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Zahir
Arabic: 1. ‘shining’, Q. Silma (lit. shining white); masc. Silmon 2. ‘radiant’, Q. Alcarinqua; masc. Alcarinquo
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Yael
Hebrew; ‘strength of God’ Q. Erutuo
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Yadira
Hebrew; ‘friend’ Q. masc. Meldo; fem. Meldë
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Xuan
Vietnamese; ‘spring’ Q. Tuilë
