Sacred Woman

08/03/2026

🌼 Daisy is a feminine name of Old English origin meaning “day’s eye,” referring to the flower that opens its petals at dawn and closes them at dusk. It symbolizes purity, innocence, and cheerfulness, often associated with new beginnings ✨

16/11/2024

Japanese heritage meaning wandering, waves, billows, reckless, unrestrained ✨

For the love of

23/10/2024

Of Greek origin, the Latin version of the name “Kore.” Meaning “maiden” or “daughter” Cora (or Kore), in classical Greek mythology refers to Persephone - goddess of spring, and the daughter of Zeus and Demeter, who was the goddess of agriculture 🌿

23/10/2024

For the love of

26/08/2024

Peace, tranquility; Friendship; Elven strength; Wise counsel 👑 🌹 ✨

26/08/2024

Making friends as kids is so special and so important 🤍🌸✨

26/08/2024

The little one you aspire to be noble.

In Japanese origin, Sari can stem from the elements ‘Sa’ meaning ‘blossom,’ ‘Ri’ which means ‘white jasmine,’ or ‘village.

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26/08/2024

Trip to the bird sanctuary 🦜 a whole week with with my bestie of 21 years, haven’t spent that long together is many years. Needless to say it was very special. Sister would be a more correct term for my love for her and our loving relationship. Through thick and thin, just like marriage vowls, it’s the same 🤍

08/06/2024

05/05/2024

Nigerian origin describe Oki as “A head of a group/family or a buoyant person”. And is said to be a short form of Okibe, originated from the Idoma tribe of Benue state, Nigeria.
The Japanese have shared its meaning “Ocean centered” or “offshore , open sea”. 🌊

I do love the sound of it 🥰

For the love of

23/04/2024

Akora is known to be a popular name around the world for boys but I think it’s lovely for both genders!
I couldn’t find much about its meaning but I did find this which, if correct, is beautiful: “the name Akora is of Maori origin and means “the highest most exalted one or the best. Akora is also known as heart”. -unknown.

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23/04/2024

From the Old English gingifer, it’s believed to have come from an ancient South Indian word which means “root.” However, the name of a spice lends Ginger as meaning “pep” or “liveliness”, perhaps fostering a bubbly, vivacious spirit in baby.

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