i have a good friend, and his wife is expecting a baby. they dont know whether it is a boy or girl yet, and asked me to come up with a buch of name suggestions for the baby. any name will work, but i need suggestions!!!
anyone willing?;)
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i have a good friend, and his wife is expecting a baby. they dont know whether it is a boy or girl yet, and asked me to come up with a buch of name suggestions for the baby. any name will work, but i need suggestions!!!
anyone willing?;)
Krystal
Kriana (pronounced "kree-on-uh")
;)
How about "Jai" for a guy...short and sweet.
It means victory. Would come up with more names as soon as I remember them.
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Originally Posted by papayahed
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gee thats original... (with sarcasm) lol just kidding! :p <------ pope!
jai is interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikhar
Check out behindthename.com go to their top 100 name section.
Failing that try Charles, Alex, Oscar, Oliver, Grace, Elizabeth, Maria and Stephanie.
I like Jai.Quote:
Originally Posted by jekan blazer
How about:
Danielle
Daniel
Javier
Alejandra
Coco
Lola
Stella
ill see, okay? ty all for your help!
My grandparents' names:
Euphrosyne,
Polycarp,
Filippo,
Anna.
Then here are my favourite names: Adelaida, Margarita.
If it is a boy, Bob
If it is a girl, Bob.
There you go, best name ever!
Billie jean :D
Marley
It wouldn't surprise me if 18 years from now, a lot of Billie Jeans go to college.Quote:
Originally Posted by limajean
Marian. Anne.
Christopher. Matthew.
hey! it is as if i had say that!Quote:
Originally Posted by andave_ya
i love matthew and like very much christopher
I like the Irish names Sorcha (pronounced SOR-ha, meaning "bright/radiant") and Saoirse (pronounced SEER-sha, meaning "freedom") if it is a girl. I hope the pronunciations are correct. ;)
Marmaduke. P. Thornbush Curratherrs Ffrench.
Now let the kids in class have a breakdown finding a nickname!
May Bee
Salome
Nishant
Quentin
boy
Malcom Alexander
Lewis Lane Lee
girl
Elizabeth Emily Elane
Aurora Allison Anne
Rachel Renee Rain
Hope is pretty
Are they looking for something traditional? Biblical? Ethnic? Trendy?
Jean is always a great middle name for a girl. You can put pretty much anything as the first name and it will sound good
Wait a second, why doesn't that one surprise me. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
My two favorite names for me right now are Rebecca for a girl, and Christopher for a boy. But this seems to change every few weeks.
Miriam for a girl.
Aaron for a boy.
Isabella Marie.
Robert Henry.
Sorcha is more SOR-CA. Saoirse is right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Maximilian (well, I got inspired here:D), Alexander (that's what I'm naming my boy), James, Peter, Sophocles, Justus, Manuel, Elisabeth, Sara, Natasha, Nathalie, Melpomene. I'd probably name my kids Alexander and Nathalie, though...
Are you pregnant? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
Thank you Niamh! :nod: (I suck at Gaelic... normal... ain't Irish myself :blush:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
Three questions on pronunciation, please:
AOIFE = EE-fa?
PÁDRAIGÍN = PAW-dri-geen?
How do I say MAIRÉAD?
Oh... by me? ... Aw, I feel so important ... :p :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
It's interesting how names can fade away and then come back in fashion. Apparently Samantha's really popular again. I know several little boys named Carter or Connor. Lots of Zoeys and Olivias too. My new baby cousin is Cameron, it's so precious for her.
You evil, evil man:lol:...Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
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Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Yes, by you:)! I quite like the name, I might even reconsider swaping Alexander with it for my boy (future boy, Virgil)...
I very much love all those names. They should never fade away :)Quote:
Originally Posted by higley
Oh, please, give your future boy my name, please!! :p :lol: (Now seriously, I'd be glad :) reconsider! reconsider! :rolleyes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
Aiden has become an extremely popular name the past couple of years
My top boy name when I was pregnant (before I found out gender of course) was Malachy
Well, you see, I do have lots of time to consider the name:D. Unlike Virgil's assumption, I am not planning on getting pregnant anytime soon:p.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Cassandra and Cassiopea for girls (i love both).
Christopher and Demian for boys :D
They sound so Greek. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by manolia
Oh, I love Christopher, it has such a smooth sound. Demian fills ones mouth. It's like: "Demian, don't jump of the shelf! Demian, don't eat mud! Demian, please don't scratch mom's face!" :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by manolia
Good luck when it happens! :thumbs_upQuote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
My favourite Greek names, alongside Cassandra and Cassiopea:Quote:
Originally Posted by manolia
Clytemnestra, Circe, Thetis, Athena, Andromeda.
Hector, Achilles, Odysseus, Peleus, Heracles, Perseus.
"Clytemnestra, stop pulling daddy's hair! :lol:
Demian Thorn, stop chatting with Satan! :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
Heracles Miller, if I catch you peeking at the girls bathroom one more time, I am putting you in detention with Miss Cattermole! Are you listening to me?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
And thanks Maximilianus:). But I need to graduate first, go to college, find a job etc, etc. Then maybe there can be a small Alex/Max running around and messing my books:p!
:lol: This is so funny! :lol: :lol: A very typical high school scene! :p Heracles is a naughty schoolmate of yours? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
"Achilles Morrison, stop bleeding through the ankle! Leave some blood for yourself!" :lol:
Okay, take your time... and let us know when you get a cake in the oven :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Remarkable
GIRLS:
Kayla
Valencia
Jacelynn(my favorite)
Amanda
Eden
Jadence
Rika
Bronwyn
Anya
Aliya
Angelina
Ariada
Nalia
Amina
Nalaya
Nadelya
Liya
Rosinda
Catelyn
Rosemarie
Rosaline
BOYS:
Daniel
Robert
Jacen
Andre
Juene
Lucien
Rickey
Mikaelo
Elijah
Ramsey
Thane
Blane
Adan
Len
Hey, I love most of those names! If I ever have a daughter I'll keep them in mind, so thanks for the tips. I also like Anja, like Anya, but Anja is more like Scandinavian I learnt. Like Anja Knauer (German actress, in case you dunno her :p)Quote:
Originally Posted by Beautifull
hmmm...anja, B-E-A-utifull!!!
are you plannning on having a daughter soon? :lol: lol...jk!