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[soulsurvival.livejournal.com]

a bit More randomness from thinkbabynames.com travels. 

Alaula- sunrise 
Taree- bending branch
Availia- supposedly form of ophelia
Zia- light, splendor,
Nerene 
Aberdeen- place in scotland
Romy- dew of the sea 
Norell- means from the north 
Berit 
Damia-soul
Pamina- character in mozart's 'the magic fluit'
Dulcinea- Don Quixote's name for his idealized lady. 

I KIND of like Aberdeen a little, and possibly  Pamina but they're a bit out there. Pamina could be nn Pam... i'd have to look into the backstory more.

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[anapology.livejournal.com]

oooh i LOVE Availia. Really really really think that's gorgeous.

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Just something to think about. Aberdeen is a run down old logging town that is also where Kirk Cobain of Nirvana fame is from. It might be a fine name as long as she never ever has the chance of living in Washington State or becoming a grunge fan. :P

[yukonsally]

Aberdeen is also a university.

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Yeah, I know it's also other things/places. I was just saying having been to Aberdeen WA and knowing Kirk Cobain is from there I sure wouldn't want to be named that. ;)

[gumtreecanoe.livejournal.com]

kurt.

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Yeah, Kurt... not a huge fan, can you tell? :P

[ciara-belle.livejournal.com]

I'm just not a fan of place names, generally, and Aberdeen seems a little weird.

Pamina is pretty, though. I love the Magic Flute. ^^

[elemmennope.livejournal.com]

Alaula, Availia, Zia, Romy, and Damia all seem pretty nice to me.

Aberdeen makes me think of the town in Washington. It's not a particular nice place... kind of a run-down logging town full of fast food restaurants from what I remember. It was like one giant truck stop. (I'm sure I mostly saw the main roads and not the residential areas which could be lovely...)

Dulcinea is a name that has been high on my list for many, many years, and was even my #1 at one point. I'd easily use it as a mn. I might use it as a fn too, except that I have other favorites now. I did, however, see it used on a tiny Bichon Frise puppy and it was so wonderfully sweet on her, that it makes me what to get a little dog and name it Dulcinea.

Nerene - just don't like the sound
Norell - Wasn't this the name of one of America's Next Top Model's girls, around the 3 or 4th season?
Berit - sounds like a brand-name vacuum cleaner
Damia - Just don't like the sound.
Pamina - Makes me think of a pashmina.

[hacketts-girl.livejournal.com]

Alaula- sunrise :: I like the meaning, but the name is just odd-sounding

Taree- bending branch :: Don't like this one - it's just odd

Availia- supposedly form of ophelia :: Love! I think I'd call her Ava for short...It's a gorgeous name!

Zia- light, splendor, :: I dunno...this one's sorta like Zena. I don't think it's appropriate for a name

Nerene :: Nah

Aberdeen- place in scotland :: LOVE this one! I see it as a female anem though...I don't know if it's supposed to be or not. I would probably use Abby as a nickname. I like that nickname, too...so it's good all around.

Romy- dew of the sea :: I never liked this one. It sounds sorta like some greasy guy in a wife-beater tee to me.

Norell- means from the north :: Pretty name - I see it as male. Sounds very...intellectual and clean-cut.

Berit :: Don't like it...

Damia-soul :: Don't like the sound of this one...I don't know why

Pamina- character in mozart's 'the magic fluit' :: This one just sounds odd

Dulcinea- Don Quixote's name for his idealized lady. :: A little too elaborate or excessive for a name unless you're a character in a story, lol

So...I like Aberdeen, Availia, and Norell lots!

[ghost-dance.livejournal.com]

i don't see how Romy means "dew of the sea"

[amberskye72.livejournal.com]

I don't like Aberdeen.

I like Zia a lot.

The others I am not sure of.