Origin: Greek Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: Kass-ee-oh-pee-uh Meaning: Cassiopeia was a queen in ancient Greek mythology and it’s her regal name that was given to the constellation of stars in the northern sky.
Origin: Irish, Scottish Gender: Girl Style: Classic Pronunciation: Kwee-vah Meaning: Caoimhe comes from a word with several lovely meanings - beautiful, precious, beloved, gentle, graceful – and it's also the name of an Irish saint. Origin: Albanian Gender: Girl Style: Classic Pronunciation: Be-si-ana Meaning: The name Besiana means belief, faith and promise and most likely comes from the city of Besiana in Kosovo.
Origin: Italian Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: Ben-eh-det-uh Meaning: As unique baby names go this is a variant of the Latin name Benedicta, it means blessed. Origin: Turkish Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: Ay-l-ih-n Meaning: A Turkish name meaning moon halo. It also sounds like the Italian word allora, meaning so, then, therefore, well. Origin: Hebrew Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: A-loor-rah Meaning: A variation of Eliora, this pretty name means the Lord is my light. Alchemy was the medieval forerunner of chemistry and was the process of taking something ordinary and turning it into something extraordinary.
Origin: Latin Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: Al-chem-me Meaning: One of the best baby names if you're into magic is this name. Origin: Hebrew Gender: Girl Style: Modern Pronunciation: Ab-re-elle Meaning: A short form of Gabrielle, this cute girl’s name is related to the Hebrew name Abriana and means father of many. Origin: Hebrew Gender: Girl Style: Boho Pronunciation: Ab-rah Meaning: One of the unique baby names that has connotations of magic – Abracadabra! However, this feminine version of Abraham, actually means father of many or born on a Tuesday. Jane is the founder and leader of the School of Social Sciences Gender Research Group, bringing together around 70 academics from across the social sciences. Jane Pilcher is Associate Professor of Sociology in the School of Social Sciences.
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