Need name help
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babynamesOk, my FH likes the name Amy but I don't want to use common names for our future kids because I'm a Sarah lol.
It might be a long shot but I'm interested in your ideas on a compromise, like finding a less frequently used name with the nn Amy. Can anyone think of a name with the nn Amy that hasn't been on the UK top 100 list in the last couple of years? This rules out Amelia, Amy and Aimee.
It might be a long shot but I'm interested in your ideas on a compromise, like finding a less frequently used name with the nn Amy. Can anyone think of a name with the nn Amy that hasn't been on the UK top 100 list in the last couple of years? This rules out Amelia, Amy and Aimee.
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Date: 2010-11-27 07:06 am (UTC)How about:
Jamie(e)
Ambrosia
Amy as a middle name
You could also have the initals spell A.M.Y.
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Date: 2010-11-29 02:10 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-11-29 09:33 am (UTC)Something with the j, a, and m sounds might also work:
Jasmine
Jemima
Jamilla
Jamison
Jemma