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[lovefooled.livejournal.com]

My aunt's niece had her second baby on Monday.

Teayani. Sister is Asani.

Oh and I was just watching Make Room For Multiples and the couple had triplets named Andrew, Daniel and Kayelee.

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[sarahness.livejournal.com]

Your aunt's niece has um, interesting taste in names. I think it especially bothers me that they sound alike/both end in -ani.

Andrew & Daniel are nice enough, but I hate Kayelee in any form.

[lovefooled.livejournal.com]

According to her friend on FB, Asani means something in Japanese. So I'll give her that. But Teayani... I really thought she was kidding when she posted it. And I don't like how they sound the same either.

[cerceau.livejournal.com]

Are Teayani and Asani real names or invented. They do sound quite pretty, but I'm not too fond of matching or in this case rhyming names for siblings.

[frost.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure Asani is an African name.
They're kind of match-y; I don't like either.

The sibset was good until they added Kayelee. X(

[spaceandclouds.livejournal.com]

Some googling told me that Asani is a town in Nigeria.

Babynamesworld (which is not the most reliable source) also tells me it's a Swahili (boy's) name.

Taeyani on the other hand, seems/sounds completely made up.

[nothingtolose19.livejournal.com]

Asani sounds kind of nice, but Teayani is kinda wtf :p

About the second sibset ... it seems very mismatched. Andrew and Daniel are very classic, normally spelled names ... and then there's Kayelee. I have a good friend named Kaelyn who goes by Kaely, so I do have a soft spot for that name if only because I love her ;) That spelling, however, is atrocious.