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[reptarx.livejournal.com]

what do you think of the combos: 

maddox jamison
addison grey
jackson cole
jackson cade
gregory quinn

heidi noelle
shawna noelle
kendel elise
kennedy elise
lillian grey
kinley grey
whitley sage
anabel sage
kinsey jane

none of them are my absolute favorites at all, i just thought they were interesting. i think they're basically middle names that could fit onto ANY name.

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[th3-unicorn.livejournal.com]

I've done a little research, and most sources claim it refers to the color name, or in some cases it might mean "son of Gregory". Most say that as a person's name, it derives from old English meaning "gray haired".

But then the German name Griselda means "grey battle", and Grisel/Grisella mean "gray-haired". I assume the Gris- root stands for the "gray" part, as "gris" is "gray" in french ("grau" in german).
Might be interesting to understand what they meant with "gray battle" lol maybe it could add meaning to using Gray.