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babynamesSo I just struck a bargain with my boyfriend.
He loves loves loves the name Mirah with Miriam (after his mother) as the Hebrew name counterpart.
I said okay if our first born is a girl we can name her Mirah if I get to choose the name of our next daughter. He said it couldn't be something he hated so I went through Hebrew baby name books and there were 4 names he agreed to.
So I get to choose between, Leah (pron. Lay-ah, I know some people don't like that pronunciation, oh well), Naomi (Nay-oh-mee), Kezia (Kehz-ia) and Sadie (Say-dee Hebrew name would be Sarah).
so which one do you like the best?
Leah
Naomi
Kezia
Sadie
He loves loves loves the name Mirah with Miriam (after his mother) as the Hebrew name counterpart.
I said okay if our first born is a girl we can name her Mirah if I get to choose the name of our next daughter. He said it couldn't be something he hated so I went through Hebrew baby name books and there were 4 names he agreed to.
So I get to choose between, Leah (pron. Lay-ah, I know some people don't like that pronunciation, oh well), Naomi (Nay-oh-mee), Kezia (Kehz-ia) and Sadie (Say-dee Hebrew name would be Sarah).
so which one do you like the best?
Leah
Naomi
Kezia
Sadie
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Date: 2006-08-27 03:07 pm (UTC)incidentally, we wanted to prn it lay-uh also, but I wasn't crazy about Leia either & was afraid that Leah would always be Lee-uh.
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Date: 2006-08-27 03:19 pm (UTC)