What do ya'll think of this?

[iwanttobemyself.livejournal.com]

Here's an interesting name combo for you that I heard the former youth pastor at my church at home and his wife used to name their son.
Atticus Lincoln...kinda odd but hey whatever works for them I guess. I'm basically just curious to see what you guys think of it. Let me know! Thanks.

Caspian

[artfuldodger.livejournal.com]

What do you think of the name "Caspian" for a boy? And what would be a good middle name? I think Caspian Jonas sounds okay, but I'm looking for other ideas.

newwwwww.

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Hey everyone! I'm new.
I spend tons of time on the internet looking up baby names-- mostly on babynames.com

Anyway, I've already decided that in a few years when I have my first child-- If its a girl she will be Amélie Isabele [Ema for short probably]. And if a boy he will be Jackson Mathias Scott [Jack for short].

Its really important to me to have two middle names for my children, as to follow tradition in my family (My name is Samantha Anita Maria). I'm seeming to have a hard time coming up with something pretty to go with Amélie Isabele.
ANY IDEAS? Anything is welcome, really.


What do you all think of these names?
:] thanks for the input!
everyone here seems really nice!

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[xnaivetex.livejournal.com]

I thought I'd post because I'm having sort of an ongoing dilemma. I'm not pregnant, nor will I be for a while, but this is sort of preparing for the day I do have another.

(My only kid is named Trey. Not that it's relevant to the story, but it's a baby name community, so I thought I'd throw it out there).

Anyways, on to the point. It's a tradition in my family to have at least one kid "namesake"'d after someone. The other ones, doesn't matter, free game, but one kid has always been named after someone else in the family.

For the last while, there's only been 2 slots open. My mother, and my grandmother. My sister went in and had a child before me, and she stole my mothers, Susan. Easy to put as a middle name and match with something. So she's off the hook.

That only leaves the grandmother. There's a REASON why she was chosen last of the namesakes. (Well for now, until our babies have babies and our names go up for grabs). Her name?

Erma.

How do you fit that into a name AT ALL?

Is there a way you can add it INTO a name and still have a pretty nice name?

I'm at a loss. I'm sitting here with nightmares of "Ermaline", or "Ermalique"!

I don't want to just forego the tradition, or go with her middle name, May, which would be SO much easier, because that's basically letting my grandma know that I don't like her name. I don't want to hurt her feelings, but I also don't want a kid named Ermalique.

Any suggestions on how to incorporate it? (Can be a first name, or middle name)

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[a-purple-dream.livejournal.com]

Can anyone find any links that says the meaning, history or anything about the names: Nemesio and Silveria, I like these names a lot because they are unique and not in the top 10 (or in the top 1000 for that matter)  These are the names of my greatgrandparents?