Pamelynne

For the one who is made of all-sweetness and honey, Pamelynne matches baby’s sublime nature. This modern name for girls is an evolution of Pamela, whose poetic origin and meanings exude a honeyed warmth. Pamela is said to have been created by the 16th-century poet Philip Sidney for a character in his romantic prose, Arcadia. He was likely inspired by the Greek elements pan, meaning “all,” and meli, meaning “honey,” creating the endearment “all-sweetness.” Pamelynne offers an update on a centuries-old favorite that may never go out of style.