district four ( fishing ) names
( origin, meaning )

feminine

ama ( african/cherokee, born on a saturday/water )
anahita ( persian, river and water goddess )
araluen ( australian aboriginal, place of the water lilies )
avonlea ( canadian, river by the field )

beverly ( english, dweller near the beaver stream )

calamari ( italian, squid )
cherith ( hebrew, winter stream )
clodagh ( irish, clodagh river )
coral ( english, marine invertebrate )
cordelia ( celtic, daughter of the sea )

delta ( english, triangle tract of sediment at foot of a river )
doris ( greek, gift of the ocean )
dwyn ( welsh, wave )

euna ( cherokee, waterfall )
eyre ( norse, gravel bank river )

gal ( hebrew, wave )
ginevra ( italian, white wave )
guadalupe ( spanish, hidden river )
guinevere ( welsh, white wave )
gwenore ( welsh, white wave )

ila ( french, from the island )
india ( english, indus river )
indra ( sanskrit/hindi, possessing drops of rain/god of sky and rain )
indre ( french, indre river )
isla ( spanish, island )
islet ( english )

jora ( hebrew, autumn rain )

kairi ( japanese, sea )

loire ( french, loire river )
lynn ( welsh, lake )

mar ( latin, sea )
manta ( spanish/portuguese, blanket )
maren ( latin, sea )
marian ( french, drop of the sea/bitter )
mariam ( arabic, drop of the sea/bitter )
marilla ( latin, shining sea )
marina ( italian/spanish, specifically designed harbor for small boats )
mary ( hebrew, drop of the sea/bitter )
maya ( hebrew, water )
mayim ( hebrew, water )
meara ( irish, lake )
mira ( sanskrit, ocean )
misty ( english, mist )
moana ( māori/samoan, deep ocean/sea )
mojarra ( spanish, fish )
mollie/molly ( hebrew, drop of the sea/bitter )
morwenna ( welsh, waves of the sea )

nahla ( arabic, drink of water )
nebula ( latin, mist )
nereida ( greek, sea nymph )
nerida ( greek, mermaid )
neri ( greek, ocean spirit )
nimue ( celtic, lady of the lake )
nixie ( german, water nymph )
noelani ( hawaiian, heavenly mist )
nori ( japanese, doctrine/seaweed )

oceana ( greek, ocean )
oceane ( french, ocean )
oceania ( greek, ocean )
ondine ( latin, little wave )

pacifica ( spanish, tranquil )
pearl ( latin, gem )
pelagia ( greek, sea )

reva ( hindi/hebrew, reva river/rain )
ria ( spanish, small river )
rilla ( german, small brook )

sabrina ( latin, severn river )
sailor/saylor ( english, person who sails )
sereia ( portuguese, mermaid )
siren ( greek, woman who lures unwary sailors )

talia ( australian aboriginal, by the sea )
tallulah ( choctaw, leaping water )
thalassa ( greek, sea )

ula ( celtic, gem of the sea )
undine ( latin, little wave )

yareli ( native american, water lady )

zarya ( slavic, water priestess )

masculine

aalto ( finnish, wave )
angler ( english, person who fishes )
aquario ( portuguese, water bearer )
arnav ( hindi, ocean )

bayou ( choctaw, marshy outlet of a lake )
beckett ( english, little brook )
beckham ( english, homestead by the stream )
bradford ( english, wide river crossing )

calder ( english, rocky water )
caspian ( english, caspian sea )
clyde ( scottish, clyde river )

deveraux ( french, riverbank )
douglas ( scottish, black water )

fisher ( english, fisherman )
fisk ( english, fisherman )
fjord ( norse, long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs )

gill ( norse, respiratory organ of fishes )

holmes ( english, from the island in the river )
hudson ( english, hudson river )
hurley ( irish, sea tide )

irving ( scottish, sea friend )

kano ( japanese, god of the waters )
kelvin ( scottish, narrow/wooded river )

lir ( irish, god of the sea )

malik ( greenlandic, wave )
marlin ( english, fish )
marlon ( english, sea fortress )
maxwell ( scottish, great stream )
moishe ( yiddish, delivered from the water )
moses ( egyptian, delivered from the water )

nemo ( greek, nobody )
neptune ( roman, god of the sea )
nereus ( greek, father of the nymphs )

oceanus ( greek, titan who rules the ocean surrounding earth )

pacific ( latin, ocean name )
pelagios ( greek, from the sea )
pike ( american, fish )
poseidon ( greek, god of the sea )

rafferty ( irish, floodtide )
ridge ( english, long narrow watershed )
rio ( spanish, river )
riptide ( english, strong current caused by tidal flow )
river ( english, large natural stream of water )

skipper ( english, captain of a boat )
straun ( gaelic, stream )

tahoe ( native american, big water )
thames ( sanskrit, dark river )
tiber ( latin, tiber river )
tiberius ( latin, of the tiber )
tide ( english, rising and falling of the sea )
trent ( english, flooder )
trenton ( english, flooder )
triton ( greek, messenger of the sea )

wade ( english, walk with effort through water )
wyre ( welsh, winding river )

unisex

adair ( english/scottish, shallow place in river near oaks )
alwyn ( welsh, alwyn river )
arno ( italian, water )

bank ( english, riverbank )
banks ( english, riverbank )
bay ( spanish, broad inlet of sea where land curves inward )
beck ( english, small stream )
brook ( dutch, small stream )
brooks ( dutch, small stream )

cary ( latin, pleasant stream )
cascade ( french, small waterfall )
coast ( english, land near the sea )
cove ( germanic, small sheltered bay )

devere ( french, of the fishing place )
dylan ( welsh, son of the sea )

fin/finn ( germanic, flattened appendage on many aquatic vertebrates )
fuji ( japanese, dweller near the river where wisteria grows )

harbor ( english, place on coast for vessels )

innes ( scottish, from the river island )

jordan ( hebrew, flowing down )

kai ( hawaiian, sea )
koi ( japanese, affection/fish )

lake ( latin, large body of water surrounded by land )
loch ( gaelic, lake )

maelstrom ( dutch, powerful whirlpool in the sea )
mahi ( persian, fish )
marsh ( german, low-lying land )
monroe ( scottish, mouth of the roe river )

naim ( scottish, river with alder trees )
narelle ( australian aboriginal, little river )
nile ( african, nile river )

oasis ( egyptian, fertile spot in a desert )
orca ( latin, large toothed whale )

po ( italian, po river )
pompano ( spanish, fish )

rayan ( arabic, land that is lush and rich in water )
reef ( german, ridge of jagged rock/coral )
remington ( english, place on a riverbank )
ren ( japanese, water lily )

tal ( hebrew, rain/dew )

winslet ( english, wynn's stream )

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