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[cassandrakfreaq.livejournal.com]

Female
Annora-honor
Ariel-lion of God
Bronwyn-blessed
Caelan-slender
Isabel-God of plenty
Lael-of God
Lenore-shining light
Tempest-stormy
Temperance-moderation
Thalia-flowering, muse of comedy
Tamsin-twin

Male
Alaric-noble ruler
Archimedes-mathematician
ciaran-black
Deacon-servant
Elisha-God is salvation
Elliot-my God is YAHWEH
Guillermo-protection
Miles-merciful
Oliver-elf army
Quentin-fifth
Rowan-little red one
Seamus-supplanter

ok I am jsut about 16 weeks with baby #2. An u/s at 12 w to confirm dates showed what looked like a little boy but since that is so incredibly early i'm not ruling out anything yet. some of the names I like for middle names and some for first this is my first draft so to speak lol so it will hopefully get better as time moves on and we can start establishing which name goes where. feel free to suggest more names because right now I am totally open to suggestion. My tendency is to lean toward irish/scottish names because my husband family is from cork and I have family scattered throughout scotland. I also tend to like greek/roman myth and hebrew names.

Comments

[cassandrakfreaq.livejournal.com]

Our son actually has the middle name Malachy which is the irish variant. there is a saint malachy and such. so its not directly taken from the bible nor is it a hebrew name.

caelan is pronounced kee-lin. in gaelic its spelled differently but I fear no one would be able to pronounce it.

ciaran is pronounced keer-in if im not mistaken

[cassandrakfreaq.livejournal.com]

hahahha no its pronounced mal-uh-kee

[anapology.livejournal.com]

I think people are more understanding when it comes to gaelic names, they kind of expect them to be pronounced differently! having sad that, i was pronouncing it cay-lin...

[cassandrakfreaq.livejournal.com]

CAOILFHIONN

thats how its spelled in gaelic though. I didn't think that was fair to name an itty bitty baby that ya know. its a lot to live up too.

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

I like Malachy a lot. It's pronounced Muh-LACH-ee, right? I really like Ciaran pronounced Keer-in. It's cool, although I think more people are dumb like me and that would be a problem.

[cassandrakfreaq.livejournal.com]

malachy is pronounced mal-luh-kee like malachi with a kee at the end instead.

I figure most people wont see his/her name you know? most people hear a name first. except in school but were homeschooling anyways.