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Halcyon

kingfisher bird; calm and peaceful

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Name
Halcyon
Origin
Greek
Gender
Unisex
Meaning
kingfisher bird; calm and peaceful
Detailed Meaning
Halcyon comes from the Greek myth of the kingfisher bird, said to nest on calm seas, giving us the phrase 'halcyon days.' It means peaceful, golden, and idyllic. A poetic choice blending bird lore with a serene mood.
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Halcyon is a unisex name of Greek origin, meaning kingfisher bird; calm and peaceful.

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