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[ships-sail.livejournal.com]

okay, i'm not actually expecting. but, i just had a scare and came up with baby names anyway! and now i'm hooked!



girls:
anya:
kasia:
astrid:
lilia:
mischa:
brita:
annika:

middle name will either be sofiya or khapovalovna (or both, though i'm sure if i would do that to a child)


boys:
nikolai:
andrej:
andre:
milo:
david:

middle name would probably be miroslav or peter.

last name:: kadivitch



feel free to be completely honest. also, feel free to steal. i don't mind.

Comments

[ouronlylight.livejournal.com]

I like:

Anya
Lilia
Annika

David

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

girls
anya: I like this name and know of a little girl with the name. It's sweet and would grow up well.
kasia: Eh. It seems incomplete to me, like it should be a nickname
astrid: A lot of people in this comm like this name, but I don't get it. I hate it.
lilia: Cute, but maybe too cute.
mischa: This one seems like masculine to me, even though we have Mischa Barton. It's weird.
brita:
annika: Like the water filter?

middle name
sofiya: This is nice, especially if it's a family name
khapovalovna: Very cultural. Does it mean something?


boys
nikolai: I think this name sounds best with your last name
andrej: Meh. Not my style. Use Peter with this name.
andre: Same
milo: My-low or Mee-low? I like the way it looks, but it's kind of pettish
david: Naturally a beautful, though common name. David Miroslav is a great, solid, cultural name that could be meaningful to a child. It also sounds good with your last name.

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

oops... Brita: like the water filter?

Annika: Too trendy

[ships-sail.livejournal.com]

khapovalovna
well, it's me and mother's middle name, and my grandmother's last name. and yeah, it is very russian.

and thanks for the opinions! :)

[bellisima87.livejournal.com]

My name's Annika and it's the first time that someone has it on her list. That makes me feel honoured. *g*.

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

Now I feel bad. I am sure it wasn't too trendy when you were named. I do like it though. :)

[museofmyself.livejournal.com]

I love: Anya, Kasia, Astrid, Brita and Annika from your girls list. I also like Nikolai from your boys list. :)

[hygher.livejournal.com]

I like Milo and David.

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

Anya: Eh.
Kasia: I like it. It's a family kind of name for us (Polish)
Astrid: Love it. It's on my list.
Lilia: Eh.
Mischa: Barton. Thus, eh.
Brita: I like it!
Annika: Eh.

Sofiya: I like the spelling, but not the name,
Khapovalovna: I don't like it, but I say go with it - it's tradition and it's unique.

Nikolai: Eh.
Andrej: Eh.
Andre: Agassi. Thus, eh.
Milo: Not bad.
David: I like it well enough.

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

Miroslav: Eww.
Peter: We have two in our immediate family, so I like it, but it's too common for me, lol.

[ships-sail.livejournal.com]

for the record, all of the middle names are family names and i planned on naming the kid in a traditional russian fashion.

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

Im totally for traditional names. :)

[ships-sail.livejournal.com]

defintely. i love the idea of naming kids after people.

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

I do too. I think it's fun in subtle ways.

My dearest aunt is Diane, and I'm thinking Dianne or Diana for a middle name. Helena is my grandmother, and I'm thinking Hellen for a middle name maybe. I'd love to try to find names from way back in our lineage. Unfortunately, neither my mother or father's side has any records past great-grandparents.

[elemmennope.livejournal.com]

anya: it's ok.
kasia: I like Cassia. I don't know the origin of Kasia, but at first glance it just looks like a poor version of Cassia to me.
astrid: I don't care for the "ass" at the beginning, but otherwise it's ok
lilia: Nice
mischa: Eh
brita: Makes me think of filtered water. Not the worst thing, but it makes a weird name.
annika: My favorite on your list.

nikolai: nms but fine
andrej: how is this prn? I'm unfamiliar with this.
andre: nice
milo: nice
david: nms but fine

[neroli.livejournal.com]

Kasia's Polish. It's the nickname for Katarzyna (Polish version of Katherine).

[elemmennope.livejournal.com]

I kind of figured, given the context of the other names on the list. For some reason though, I rarely care for K names.

Thanks, I was just too lazy to look it up myself.

[ships-sail.livejournal.com]

most of the names are russian/slavic.

and thanks :)

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

I seriously love:

Anya
Astrid
Nikolai

And I like:
Annika
Andrej
Milo

[smasharash.livejournal.com]

Kasia is really lovely, I'm going to add that to my list. Is is pronounced cass-e-ah?
Astrid Sofiya is a nice combo.
Khapovalovna is quite a mouthful, but goes nicely with Lillia and Brita.
I like Nilolai and Milo from your boys list.

[sayga.livejournal.com]

i don't think Astrid will go too well iwth your last name. i like britta and annika tho.

[hemsky83.livejournal.com]

I <3 Nikolai
It's on my list too

[missamerican.livejournal.com]

I like all of your girl names. Anya Sofiya Kadivitch would be beautiful. So would Mischa Khapovalovna Kadivitch.


nikolai:
andrej:
andre:
milo:
david:
I don't really like Nikolai. It reminds me of Nuclei.. which is just weird to me. I think Milo or David Miroslav would be the best boy combinations. :)

[arbus.livejournal.com]

absolutely love astrid and milo. sweet sweet sweet.

[sotypical42483.livejournal.com]

anya: don't like
kasia: pretty!
astrid: LOVE!
lilia: love
mischa: love
brita: okay
annika: don't like


boys:
nikolai: like
andrej: don't like
andre: okay
milo: okay
david: okay

[anapology.livejournal.com]

anya: It's okay
kasia: Love. I know a 2 year old Kasia, pronounced cahh-see-uh not Kash-uh as i've seen it before.
astrid: love
lilia: not so much
mischa: not so much
brita: hate
annika: hate

middle name will either be sofiya or khapovalovna (or both, though i'm sure if i would do that to a child) I like Sofiya


boys:
nikolai: like
andrej: hmm dont know how to pronounce that
andre:not my style
milo:cute
david: hate

middle name would probably be miroslav or peter.