Something for fun!
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babynamesI asked my husband this question tonight just for fun, and he had no answers. So, I figured I'd turn to you ladies because I'm positive you will have answers for me, and lots of great ones at that. Here's the question:
If you could only choose a WORD with no historical root as a name to name your child (girl or boy) what word/s would you use? (Language of origin doesnt matter, so long as it's not a word that's also used as a name i.e. Rose, Flora, Dawn-- and any words that mean that in other languages, such as Aurora means Dawn)
Here are my choices:
Prism- girl
Zanja- boy (Zanja is the spanish word for ditch)
If you could only choose a WORD with no historical root as a name to name your child (girl or boy) what word/s would you use? (Language of origin doesnt matter, so long as it's not a word that's also used as a name i.e. Rose, Flora, Dawn-- and any words that mean that in other languages, such as Aurora means Dawn)
Here are my choices:
Prism- girl
Zanja- boy (Zanja is the spanish word for ditch)
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Date: 2006-12-01 10:01 pm (UTC)Geluk (fortune)
Robijn (ruby)
Alles (everything)
Achja (it's an expression meaning; "Oh well")
Misschien (maybe)
&& in Belgium lots of people are named "Lieve" (meaning dear) in Holland that isnt a common name. I totally love Lieve :)