Random question

[requiem-morrow.livejournal.com]

I love the name Mneme (neemee, greek for memory). It completely fails the business card test:) So any ideas about names that could use Mneme as a nickname?

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[americandiva.livejournal.com]

I need a middle name for the name

Peyton 


I like it for a girl btw.


any suggestions?

Names.

[entwined-in-ivy.livejournal.com]

The following we plan use, for certain, for girls:
Rowan Margaret Adams (I prefer as a girl-name)
Hazel Elizabeth Adams

The following I quite like, not positive about middle names:
Willow Adams, Linden Adams, Laurel Adams
(would love to use Laurel and Linden for twin girls)

We are highly fond of tree names. For the first two, I love how the names sound together, and the middle name is more traditional and offers plentiful nick-names, so there will be options if the wee one doesn't care for their first.


Boys:
James William Adams
Robert Fraser Adams

We like traditional/Scottish names for lads. He was born there, and we will be living there.


Other names I love or am fascinated by:
Roisin, Gweniviere/Geniveve/Gwendolyn, Cerys, Rosalind, Olivia, Isabel, Nora (Annora/Anora? Onora?), Evelyn/Aibhlin, Sophie, Avery, Audrey, Fae/Faye, May, Lark, Sibyl/Sibeal, Bran, Branwen, Elaine/Helaine (Laine), Iseult/Isolde, Lisanor/Eleanor/Eileanora, Elvina/Evelyn/Evelina, Swanhild, Aisling/Aislynn, Cadhla, Ciara/Ciaran, Fionghuala, Liadan, Maeve, Madeleine, Maura/Moira, Mavourneen, Niamh, Quinn, Emmeline, Morgan/Morwen, Meredith, Nerys, Olwen, Wynne, Hannah, Seraphine, Sylvia, Adele, Aurora, Estelle.

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[luvahs.livejournal.com]

Bailey Gizelle. WDYT?

other middle name suggestions for Bailey?

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[omfg----hxc.livejournal.com]

So I was listening to Car Talk and the girls name was Kozbi.

First they asked if it was like Bill Cosby but then she spelt it. She said it was biblical. Kozbi was a "lady of the night"  and died in the plague. She says she believes her parents were trying to get back at her grandparents...I don't know why, but...

Not a fan. Esp. after hearing the meaning. haha

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[red-inuzuka.livejournal.com]

I was playing around with the middle name generator someone mentioned in a past entry and one of their suggestions for William was William Luke F___. I realized if I did William Owen Luke (Lucas) F___, his initials would be WOLF. That makes me really laugh, because I'm sure I'm getting a hellion for a kid. I was a stubborn pain for my parents, so I bet I'll get the same back XD

I doubt I would ever use it, but I enjoy it too. Does anybody else have initials like that, something they might not use because of what it spells or symbolizes? Another example is the same middle name generator gave me Jan/Javen as a middle name for Brian, ie BJ. Poor boy XD

"Southern" Middle Name

[erikalyn.livejournal.com]

It's looking more and more like my baby girl's name is going to end up being Stella but I'm still having a hard time finding a middle name to go with it, so I'm back once again for help.

I'm tossing around the idea of having a rock & roll/bluesy middle name or something that has to do with the "dirty south" (and by that I don't mean southern names like Stella Mae).

I normally hate place names, however, I LOVE the name Memphis but Stella Memphis [Trenholm] doesn't sound right? Maybe it's just me. My only other thoughts are Marley and Presley.

Suggestions?

Natalie vs. Natalia

[cherrysorbet.livejournal.com]

So, I'm fairly certain that my first daughter will be called either Natalie or Natalia... but I'm having a VERY difficult time deciding between the two as I love both names.

Just out of interest... which one do you prefer?

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[after-the-ashes.livejournal.com]

Saw on the TV... Read (m) WDYT?

I'm undecided...

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[alexandria-skye.livejournal.com]

 i looked back to see if this had been posted yet, and didn't see. if it's a repeat, i'm sorry.

a long island mom had identical triplets and named them logan, eli, and collin. they're so cute :)

artical found here:
http://www.queenscourier.com/articles/2008/03/08/news/local/news19.txt