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[danne-gerous.livejournal.com]

I stumbled across this community yesterday and, after scrolling through some of the posts, I thought I'd share a few of my favorite names. Bolded are the names I plan on using for my children someday.

Boys : Fox, Rhys, Holden, Theo (pronounced Tay-oh), Callum, Naoise, Eamon, and Dresden.

Girls : Peter Rene, October Jude, Clemence, Margot, Saoirse, Eira, Emory, Joss, and Maude.

Thoughts?  And any good opinions on middle names for Fox and/or Callum?

Comments

[danne-gerous.livejournal.com]

Naoise is old school Gaelic and it's pronounce like NEE-sha.
And I do love boy names for girls, but in a less conventional way than Sam, Charlie, or Joey.

[snoglobel.livejournal.com]

Nee-sha sounds very feminine to me, lol - the opposite of most of your other names - I've only known people with names pronounced that way (spelled Nisha) who are women.

[lizziey.livejournal.com]

Naoise is old school Gaelic and it's pronounce like NEE-sha.


And if you're anywhere that doesn't commonly use that language, you will be telling this to everyone for the rest of her life until she then takes on that responsibility.

Its not fun, trust me. My little girl is Annika, and everyone tries to say it wrong, and I have to correct them. And Annika isn't difficult! Naoise is not going to be a fun name for a child. I do not at ALL see "Neesha" when I look at it, and in fact I try to say it as Eloise, with a Na instead of an El. Heh.

[danne-gerous.livejournal.com]

Annika is a pretty name! And if that's her in your icon, she's adorable! But, heck, I have to correct people on the pronunciation of my name... I never thought Malory was all that difficult lol.

[lizziey.livejournal.com]

Ah! but how to YOU say Annika? To us (and apparently the proper way according to many people from places that commonly use the name!), its "AHN-nick-ah". I often here "ah-KNEE-kuh", or "ANN-ik-ah" and they make me cringe! :-p

Malory is easy! But then, I am a old school BSC fan. ;)