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[freedomdreams.livejournal.com]

My boyfriend and I were looking around at names. He is 1/2 german 1/2 italian...but has the german last name:( we both want names that really mean something... certain qualities and virtues and such... manly names for the boys. (he says he wants like 8 kids, i told him we might have to adopt 4 of them) And of course I like unique, unsual, not everyday names. no john's, james', Michael's, matthew's, etc.....
Any help?

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[so-there.livejournal.com]

why the frownie face?? I so wanted a german last name! but my mom is german and my dad had a scottish last name :P my husabnd is german and irish, but with the irish last name. boo!

[freedomdreams.livejournal.com]

hehe well for me i guess I rather have his mother's last name-- Ciametti rather than his father's Kraatz... my first name is a little "exotic" so the italian last name would have sounded cooler... Arwen Ciametti vs. Arwen Kraatz

[butiful-dzaster.livejournal.com]

My son has a German last name (and it's also the name of an old lady)-- Dorothy. I should've given him my last name (Italian) which is much cooler. LOL.

[littlehounddog.livejournal.com]

Are there any names you are considering?

[freedomdreams.livejournal.com]

yeah Like Domenic Xander was one name I really liked... and he's not into all the names stuff yet, considering we aren't really trying yet. But i love names and have huge list:)

[sara-t-05.livejournal.com]

I'm absolutely in love with the names Abram Alan or Malachai *middle name* for a boy. They just sound masculine to me. I love older names that you wouldn't hear so much now-a-days, too. Like, Marshall, Ephriam, Jack and Elias.

[sara-t-05.livejournal.com]

Ohh... and the name Landen.
But, I think it's getting popular...