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Garett Anthony
Lucas Anthony
Elysia Augustine

Elizabeth Jean
Annabelle Jean
Annabella Jean
Hannah Beth

All possible names. The middle names are after the father/grandfather/grandmother, except for Beth.

Opinions?

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/ksiezniczka_/]

Hannah Elizabeth does go well together. Thanks!

[indicinderelly.livejournal.com]

I love Elysia. What about Elysia Jean?

Always a fan of Annabelle/a.

Lucas Anthony and Garett Anthony sound great too.

[th3-unicorn.livejournal.com]

I believe Elysia is made up, but anyway it's terribly close to Elisa/Elyse to use it on a boy!! And Augustine is controversial enough, on the same subject..

I really like Garrett Anthony, but spelled like this.
Lucas Anthony is great too, just a little more common.

Annabelle Jean is my suggestion for a girl.

[http://users.livejournal.com/ksiezniczka_/]

Elysia is in baby books, but the spelling isn't so common. And looking at it spelled out next to Elisa/Elyse I realize how feminine that could me. I love the name, but hate the spelling with a j =[

Also, just out of curiosity, how is Augustine controversial? I chose it because it's tradition to name after the grandparents. Is it the "tine" at the end?

[th3-unicorn.livejournal.com]

yes, because even though Saint Augustine was a male saint, still the -ine ending in french is typical of female names and nouns (as opposed to -in for the masculine form)

Since you said you don't like it with a 'j', I'm assuming you were going for the sound of Elijah? Then in that case I suggest you stick with this version, Elysia sounds like a kr8vv version and might be pronounced El-EEz-yah by some.

Otherwise how bout Elias (rhymes with Tobias in english) ?

[http://users.livejournal.com/ksiezniczka_/]

What is kr8vv? Sorry, I've never really examined names closely.

I do like Elias.

[th3-unicorn.livejournal.com]

kr8vv is a transliteration of the word "creative" and it refers to made up spellings for pre-existing names, like for example Ah'rianah for Arianna, or Madulynn for Madeline, etc.

[azelmaroark.livejournal.com]

...I completely, 100%, with no doubt thought Elysia Augustine was a girl until I read the comments. I've only just now figured out that you mean "Elijah," so I would definitely either spell it that way or go with another name. I was hearing "Elise" with an "-ia" tacked on the end, which makes it MORE feminine imo.

Augustine isn't unusable for a boy, IMO, especially as a middle, but paired with that first name, most people are going to assume he's a she. Go with Lucas Augustine or Garett Augustine.

I prefer Garrett and Annabelle (Annabella seems a bit too much) and "Beth" seems more like a nickname (what's wrong with Hannah Elizabeth; you could call her Hannah Beth...). Other than that I like all your names.

[ironqueen.livejournal.com]

My favorites from your list are Lucas Anthony and Annabella Jean. :)

[ex-londonso.livejournal.com]

I love Elysia and Augustine because those names are so pretty separately and not very commonly used.

[ex-londonso.livejournal.com]

Um... but not for a boy!!!