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Baby names with spring-inspired meanings

We love these baby names because not only are they unique, they have wonderful spring-inspired messages.
Girl names

    Mae: French name meaning "goddess of spring growth"
    Fontanne: French name meaning "fountain, spring"
    Laverna: French name meaning "born in the spring"
    Odeletta: French name meaning "little spring"
    Abril: Spanish name meaning "the month of April"
    Apryl: English name meaning "April"
    Muna: Native American name meaning "overflowing spring"
    April: English name meaning "born in April"
    Avril: English name meaning "born in April"
    Diona: English name meaning "from the sacred spring"
    Florentina: Spanish girl name meaning "blooming"

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Boy names

    Attwell: English name meaning "lives by the spring"
    Aviv: Hebrew name meaning "spring"
    Wells: English name meaning "lives by the spring"
    Atherton: English name meaning "the town by the spring"
    Bradwell: English name meaning "from the broad spring"
    Hartwell: English name meaning "lives near the stag's spring"
    Kelby: Gaelic name meaning "place by the fountain or spring"
    Kingswell: English name meaning "lives at the kings' spring"
    Weldon: English name meaning "from the spring hill"
    Maxwell: Scottish name meaning "Magnus' spring"
    Denver: English name meaning "green valley"
What is the name of the person who is claimed to be the inspiration for the "Harry Potter" character Albus Dumbledore?    J.K Rowling

    Alfred Dunn. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore, is the headmaster of "Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry" and was portrayed in the first two "Harry Potter" movies by Richard Harris. However, after Harris died he was portrayed by Michael Gambon for the rest of the series. Alfred Dunn, Rowling's headmaster at St. Michael's Primary School, is said to be the inspiration for Albus Dumbledore's character.

What is the name of Rowling's second husband?     J.K Rowling

    Neil Michael Murray. J.K Rowling married Neil Michael Murray (born on June 30th 1971) on December 26th 2001. This was Murray's second marriage as well. Murray was married to Dr. Fiona Duncan before; they got divorced in summer of 2001. Rowling and Murray have a son together named David Gordon Rowling Murray who was born on March 24th 2003, they also have a daughter named Mackenzie Jean Rowling Murray who was born on January 23rd 2005.

In what year did "Warner Brothers" purchase the film rights to the first two novels from Rowling?    J.K Rowling

    1998. "Warner Brothers" purchased the film rights of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" and "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" in October 1998. The first movie was released on November 16th 2001 and the second movie was released on November 15th 2002. Both were directed by Chris Columbus.

What was the first award that Rowling won for "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone"?    J.K Rowling

    Nestle Smarties Book prize. Bloomsbury finally published "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" in June 1997. Five months later Rowling won her first award for the book - the "Nestle Smarties Book" prize. After that, in February 1998, she won the "British Book Award" for "Children's Book of the Year" and later on she won many other awards for her books.

What disease cause Rowling's mother to die?    J.K Rowling

    Multiple sclerosis. In December 1990 Rowling's mother lost her ten year old battle with MS (Multiple sclerosis). Rowling says that she was writing Harry Potter when her mother passed and that she had never told her mother about Harry Potter. The loss of her mother affected Rowling very much and she claims she knew how it felt to lose a parent, and that is why she introduced so much detail into Harry's loss of his parents.

Rowling claims that the idea of the "Harry Potter" series occurred to her in her trip from which city to London?    J.K Rowling

    Manchester. Rowling claims that the idea occurred to her in 1990 when she was on a train trip from Manchester to London. She says when she arrived in her flat near Clapham Junction (in South West London), she began writing instantly.

When was J.K Rowling born?    J.K Rowling

    1965. She was born on 31 July 1965 in Yate, South Gloucestershire in England to Peter James Rowling and Anne Rowling. When she was only four years old they moved to Winterbourne village. She went to St Michael's Primary School there.

In "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" movie which character was J.K. Rowling asked to play?    The Life of J.K Rowling

    Lily Potter. Rowling was asked to play Harry's mother Lily, in the scene where Voldemort kills her, and in the mirror of Erised. She refused because she said she would probably mess it up!

Where did J.K Rowling finish the book "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"?    The Life of J.K Rowling

    The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh. J.K Rowling wrote on a marble bust that she had finished the book there. Fans from all around the world visit it. It is known as "The J.K Rowling Suite".

Who was "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" dedicated to?    The Life of J.K Rowling

    Mackenzie. Joanne and Neil's third daughter is Mackenzie. She was born on January 23, 2005.