Help please
Nov. 14th, 2008 09:28 pmI need some suggestions for girl names that start with either the letter
"A" or the letter "T." Prefferably "T." It needs to be a name that is not ordinary, but not totally out there because the expectant mother is from the projects while the father is from the upper middle class, so they are looking for a happy medium for names. All they have so far is the name Trinae (pronounced Tri-nay) and Arledia (pronounced Ar-lee-dah). They can't agree on either... thanks for your time and suggestions!
"A" or the letter "T." Prefferably "T." It needs to be a name that is not ordinary, but not totally out there because the expectant mother is from the projects while the father is from the upper middle class, so they are looking for a happy medium for names. All they have so far is the name Trinae (pronounced Tri-nay) and Arledia (pronounced Ar-lee-dah). They can't agree on either... thanks for your time and suggestions!
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Date: 2008-11-15 03:42 am (UTC)Tanya
Teagan
Tia
Tisa
Tabitha
Tessa
Tatiana
Tina
Allegra
Alana
Aurelia
Amara
Aria
Amira
Acacia
Alyssa
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Date: 2008-11-15 03:44 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-11-15 03:45 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-11-15 04:06 am (UTC)my favorite A name is annabelle
my cousin recently named her daughter adelia, pronounced just like amelia.
ETA a few more...
theodora or thea
thalia/talia
twila
tia
tansy
tatiana
tilly
tamar
topanga
thessaly
aida
arden
ana
aveline
astrid
amelie
aziza
alice
anneliese
araceli
alessia
abby/abbie/abigail
adelaide/adeline
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Date: 2008-11-15 04:24 am (UTC)My favorites A and T names:
Adelaide, Adeline, Adele, Alana, Alice, Amelia, Amelie, Anastasia, Angela, Angelica, Anna, Anneliese, Annette, Antoinette, April, Astrid, Athena, Audrey, Audra, Augusta, Austine, Angelina, Ainsley, Autumn, Alise, Alisa, Amalia, Alaia, Anya, Audrina, Adelina, Alannah, Allie, Alicia, Augustina, Augustine, Alanna, Alison, Amalie
Tabitha, Tallulah, Tansy, Tara, Tatum, Tenley, Theresa, Therese, Tuesday, Theodora, Tessa, Tilly, Thora
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Date: 2008-11-15 04:39 am (UTC)Tegan
Talon
Taite
Terra
Tierra
Tori
Avery
Abigail
Adia
Abilene
Adaila
Adrienne
Aurora
Annelise
Alyson
Aliana
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Date: 2008-11-15 06:27 am (UTC)tanja
tatiana
tess
tabitha
tegan
aida
ayla
ayana
adija
anja
aletha
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Date: 2008-11-15 07:25 am (UTC)Amorena
Ananda
Auzia ("Aw-zsa" like the actress Zsazsa Gabor)
Aliyah
Anisha
Ardella
Arletta
T
Takiyah
Takasha ("Tuh-kaw-shuh" or "Tuh-ka(as in ash)-shuh")
Talisha ("Tuh-lee-shuh")
Tamia ("Tuh-mee-uh")
Taneka
Tanisha
Tiauna ("Tee-aw-nuh")
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Date: 2008-11-15 01:18 pm (UTC)It spells out Ar-lee(leh)-dee-ah.
I'm going to suggest Arlene instead.
T names:
Tabitha
Tessa
Tarina (love this one!)
Tecla
Tara
Tallulah
Tierra
Agatha
Alyssa
Alice
Allegra
Amelia
Alina
Arabella
Althea
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Date: 2008-11-15 01:50 pm (UTC)Talitha
Tamsin
Tania
Taryn
Tatum
Therese/Theresa
Thalia
Thekla
Thirza
Tanith
Anthea
Alana
Angeline
Aveline
Avalon
Andra
Adeline
Annika
Anouk
Adelaide
Alessa
Aletha
Anya
Alexia/Alexa
Angelica
Anais
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Date: 2008-11-15 06:43 pm (UTC)By the way, if it helps, I've never met someone who shares that name with me.
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Date: 2008-11-16 02:59 am (UTC)See my family almost only exclusively speaks spanish (except for my siblings and I) and the english my parents speak carries a thick, obvious hispanic accent. In this case it would be understandable for me to name a name that goes both ways with them (easy to pronounce in english and spanish) but that is a language barrier thing...
Just my two cents.
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Date: 2008-11-17 10:38 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-11-17 10:43 pm (UTC)talia
tara
tania/tanya/tonya
téa (TAY-uh)
teresa/theresa
terese/therese
tess
tessa
thora
tina
trista
A:
adele
adeline
adria
adriana
adrienne
alessandra
alexandria
alia
amber
anika (uh-NEE-kuh)
annika (AHH-nik-uh)
april
aria
ariana
arianne
augusta
avalon
avalyn