What do you think of the baby names I chose?

I don't know if it's a boy or a girl.


If you have any other suggestions, I'd love to hear them!





Boy;


Marlon Robert Franco


Benjamin Alan Franco





Girl;


Lizette Noel Franco


Camilla Arielle Franco


Adriana Rose Franco


Felicia Nicole Franco


Chloe Adele Franco


Christina May Franco

What do you think of the baby names I chose?
Love Benjamin Alan, such a classy combo and Benjamin is so handsome. For a girl I'm torn between Christina May and Camilla Arielle, both are just lovely. Chloe is also one of my favorites, it's spunky and fun and it flows very well with Adele. Very nice names!
Reply:I prefer Benjamin to Marlon.


As for the girl's names, Lizette and Felicia are so dated.... I think that Adriana Rose goes best with Franco.


And if you are from Spanish descendency (due to the name Franco), have you considered a more spanish like name for the boy?


I hope your baby is lovely, healthy, and bright! As every Mom expects!


Peace %26amp; luv!
Reply:I'm not really fond of the ones you picked for the boy, but here are some I like-





Collin James


Isaac Robert


Aidan Cole





And for the girl, i really like the name you picked, Chloe Adele.


Real cute. (:
Reply:for boy try


Brandon Alan Franco


Tristan Cole Franco


Chris John Franco


Kyle Braidy Franco


Jimmy Matt Franco





for girl i like


Camilla Arielle Franco


Chloe Adele Franco


Christina May Franco
Reply:Boy:


Benjamin Alan Franco





Girl:


Adriana Rose Franco
Reply:I love Robert and Alan after your father! I'm not a big fan of Marlon, however.





Camilla Arielle is just too cute! And I like Cristina May as well!!
Reply:Benjamin Alan Franco





or





Adriana Rose Franco
Reply:Benjamine Allen better spelling


Felicia ut I would use adele with it
Reply:I like Benjamin and Adriana (:
Reply:I like Camilla Arielle :)





Marlon is really unique!
Reply:Chloe Adele is perfection.
Reply:I like Benjamin and Camilla. :]
Reply:i like Benjamin and Felicia (:
Reply:I like Benjamin Robert Franco and Chloe Adele Franco
Reply:Adriana Rose Franco.





Austin Wayne Franco?
Reply:benjamin/christina would be my picks!
Reply:i like Benjamin Alan and Chloe Adele
Reply:I love Chloe and Felicia. Not too hot about the boys names you picked though
Reply:Boy;


Marlon Robert Franco - 6/10 - It's okay but nothing special. Marlon reminds me of the fish in finding nemo. How about Mason Robert Franco? that would be a 10/10!





Benjamin Alan Franco - 8/10 - It's a very common name, but Benjamin is really classy and gorgeous for a boy. Can go by Benji as a little boy, Ben as he gets older and Benjamin as an adult. Very nice! Alan goes pretty well.





Girl;


Lizette Noel Franco - 4/10 - I'm not a fan of Lizette because its a bit old-fashioned to me, and Noel sounds like a boys name, im sorry. But together they do sound quite nice. I also like Lizabeth instead of Lizette? you may want to think about that option..





Camilla Arielle Franco - 7/10 - I love Camilla but Arielle wrecks the name. Definately go with Camilla Rose Franco - that 10/10... I love that Camilla can be the name of an adult easily, and Millie is a suitable nickname for when shes young.





Adriana Rose Franco - 9/10 - I like this name a lot, butnot as much as Camilla Rose. Adriana reminds me of the drug addict from 90210, but i wouldnt worry about that because no one really watches that anyway! Other than that association, its a lovely name. But i can think of any cute nicknames.. Maybe Anna? idk..





Felicia Nicole Franco - 1/10 - Okay i hate the name Felicity so Felicia doesnt do it for me either. Its very pretentious and makes me think of a spoilt brat. Im sorry to be so harsh, but your other names are much nicer than this one. Nicole is OK.





Chloe Adele Franco - 7/10 - This is a nice name but nothing i would rave about. Its simple and sweet but not beautiful and unique like i would name my child.





Christina May Franco - 6/10 - (Comment same as the above name)





Suggestions: Chase Robert Franco; James Alan Franco and Dahlia Mae Franco.





Congrats and Good Luck,


鈾?Bee

chinese hibiscus

What Are Your Top 10 Celebrity Baby Names?

The question says it all. The one who has the nicest bunch of celebrity baby names (they don't have to be relatively normal at all) will get the 10 points.





I'm curious to be honest, to see what people think on a whole of celebrity baby names.





Any questions just ask





Isabella's Angel (aka Earthy)





PS: Daniel Goddard, who's son was born on the 19th, named his son Sebastian William! For once it's a normal name!

What Are Your Top 10 Celebrity Baby Names?
Ava (myleene Klass)


Lola Grace ( Lucy Pargeter)


Ocean (Forest Whitaker)


Tallulah(Bruce Willis and Demi Moore)


Willow Camille Reign (Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith)


Coco Riley (Courteney Cox Arquette / David Arquette)


Tallulah Pine (Simon LeBon / Yasmin Parvaneh)


Apple (Chris Martin/Gwyneth Paltrow)


Lexi (Mel Gibson/Robyn Moore)
Reply:Haha, my name is Isabella too[:


I like:


1.Bronx Mowgil Wentz


2.Dakota[but she's not a baby] Fanning


3.Harlow Madden


4.Max [don't know the last name. Jennifer and Marc Anthony's son]


5.Sunny Madeline Sandler, haaha


6.Coco Trinity [not sure what last name]


7.Vivienne Marcheline [Pitt?]


8.Kadence Clover[Tony Hawk's daughter]


9.Cara Gosselin, ahaha


10. Aaden Gosselin, favorite one!
Reply:These are the ones I find most bizarre:





Kyd (David Duchovny and Tea Leoni)





Sage Moonblood (Sylvester Stalone)....Sage isn't too weird, but "blood" should not be a part of any baby's name





Prince Michael II A.K.A. Blanket (Michael Jackson)





Audio Science (Shannyn Sossamon)





Diva Thin Muffin (Frank Zappa)





Camera (Arthur Ashe)
Reply:my favorite celeb baby names:





Shiloh Nouvel (Brad and Angie)


Moses (Gwen Paltrow)


Alice Zenobia (Tina Fey)


Gable Ness (Kevin Nealon)


Iris (Jude Law)


John Ira Shepherd (Isaac Hanson)


River Samuel (Taylor Hanson)


Matilda (Heath Ledger)


Suri (Tom and Kate)


Knox Leon (Brad and Angie)
Reply:Coco Riley (Courteney Cox Arquette and David Arquette)


Shiloh Nouvel (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie)


Tallulah Belle (Bruce Willis and Demi Moore)


Sean Preston (Britney Spears and Kevin Federline)


Willow Camille Reign (Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith)


Vivienne Marcheline (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie)


Kingston James McGregor (Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale)


Violet Anne (Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner)


Max Liron (Christina Aguilera)


Fiona Eve (Jennie Garth)
Reply:no particular order


Sunday Rose


Clementine Jane


Sailor Lee


Tallulah Bell


Willow Catherine


Luca Vincent


Darby Galen


August Oliver


Ptolemy John


Story Elias

I am in search of good Indian hindu baby names for my son, Can you guys please recommend some good names?

Only North Indian/Bengali names are invited. Please suggest some good, uncommon, meaningful names.

I am in search of good Indian hindu baby names for my son, Can you guys please recommend some good names?
This is third time you are asking this question.You have got a lot of replies,didn't you like any names from there?
Reply:raju
Reply:how about Aakarashan (Attraction) Kundan (purified gold) Navneet (fresh butter lol) seriously though hindu names are so beautiful name him Narsi meaning poet or saint.
Reply:How abt Vishesh


Tribhav


Saditya


Sarang


CAN U PLS TELL ME IF SOME ALPHABET IS SUGGESTED TO YOU%26gt; it wud b easier for me.....


bbyee n tc.:-)
Reply:Guneet, means intelligent
Reply:Aadesh (message), Aakash (sky), Aashish (blessing), Abhay/ Abheek (fearless), Abhijay (victor), Abhilash (wish/ desire), Abhiraj (fearless king), Abhishek (ritual), Adarsh (ideal), Adhiraj (king), Adil (sincere), Adit (first born), Advay (unique), Ajay (unconquered), Ajit (victorious), Akash (sky), Akhil (complete), Akhilesh (lord %26amp; master), Akshar (letter), Akshay (immortal), Alok (brightness), Amal (pure/ hope/ aspiration), Amalendu (pure like the moon), Amalesh (pure), Aman (peace), Amar/ Amartya (immortal), Ambuj (lotus), Amir (rich), Amish (pure), Amit (limitless), Amol/ Amolik/ Amul (priceless), Amrit (nectar), Amshu (atom), Anadi (eternal), Anand (joy/ bliss), Anek (many), Animesh (bright), Anirudh (boundless), Anirvan (undying), Ankur (glow), Ankush (control), Anmol (priceless), Anram (continuous), Anshuman (sun), Anuj (younger brother), Anupam (unique/ uncomparable), Arjit (earned), Arnav (the sea), Arpan (offering), Arshad (heavenly), Arun (sun), Arvind (lotus), Ashank (faith), Asheem (boundless), Ashish (blessing), Ashok (without sorrow), Ashwin (a star), Atal (unshakeable), Atmanand (blissful), Atraiu (great warrior), Atul (uncomparable), Avijit (invincible), Avilash (faithful), Avinash (immortal/ inconquerable), Ayush (long lived)





Badal (cloud), Balbir (full of strength), Baldev/ Balraj/ Balwant (strong), Bali (monkey king), Banaj (lotus), Bandhu (helper), Barid (cloud), Barindra (ocean), Barsaat (welcome rain), Basant (spring), Batuk (boy), Bhaskar (sun), Bhaumik (earthly), Bheru (friend), Bhuman/ Bhumi (earth), Bhupad (firm), Bhupal (king), Bhupendra (emperor), Bhushan (adornment), Bijoy (full of joy), Bimal (pure), Bir (courageous), Birbal (brave heart), Birendra (king of warriors),





Chahel (good cheer), Champak (flower), Chanakya (bright), Chandran (moon), Chatura (clever), Chetan (perceptive), Chiman (curious), Chinmay/ Chinmayu (supreme consciousness), Chintan (a thought), Chirag (lamp), Chiranjiv (immortal), Chitt (mind),





Daiwik (by the grace of God), Dakshi (the glorious), Daman (controller), Danvir (charitable), Darpan (mirror), Darshan (paying respect), Dayaram (merciful), Debashish (the Lord's blessing), Debjit (one who has conquered Gods), Deep (light), Deepak (lamp), Dev (divinity), , Devaj/ Devang (from God), Devak (divine), Devdarsh (worshipper of God), Devkumar (son of God), Devraj (king of the Gods), Devrat (spiritual), Dhairya (patience), Dhanraj (king of wealth), Dhimant (intelligent), Dhir (wise), Dhiraj (patience), Dhruv (firm), Dinesh (sun), Dipendu (moon), Diptanshu (sun), Divyesh (full of divinity), Dulal (loved one), Dushyant (destroyer of evil)





Edi (herb), Ednit (evolved), Ehimay (all pervasive), Ekagrah (focused), Ekansh (whole), Ekaraj (emperor), Ekavir (bravest of the brave), Ekbal (dignity), Etash (luminous)





Gagan (sky), Gandhi (sun), Gandhik (fragrance), Gaurang (melody), Gaurav (prestige), Giri (mount), Goral (lovable), Grishm (heat), Gunamay/ Gunin/ Gunvant (virtuous),





Hardik (full of love), Harij (the horizon), Haripreet (beloved of gods), Harjit (victor), Haroon (hope), Harsh (joy), Harshad (happy), Harshit (joyful), Hasan (laughter), Hasmukh (full of cheer), Hemant (winter), Hemdev (lord of wealth), Hemen (the king of gold), Hemish (lord of the earth), Hemraj (king of wealth), Hetal (cheerful), Hiresh (king of precious stones), Hitendra (well wisher),





Idhant (luminous), Ikshan (sight), Indrajit (victor over Indra), Iravan (king of ocean), Iravat (rain clouds), Ishat (superior), Ishayu (full of strength)





Jagdeep (light of the universe), Jaideep (victory to the light), Jaiman (victorious), Jaisukh (happy victor), Jaival (life giving), Jaivant/ Jaiveer (victorious), Janu (soul/ life force), Jaswant (victorious), Jatan (nurturing), Jawahar (gem), Jay (victory), Jayesh (victor), Jayin (conqueror), Jigar (heart), Jignesh (intellectual curiosity), Jitendra (one who can conquer Indra), Jivaj/ Jival (full of life),





Kairav (white lotus), Kalyan (fortunate), Kanvar (prince), Kapil (sage/ sun), Kapoor (saffron), Karmjit (winner over obstacles), Kavi (poet), Kavin (handsome/ beautiful), Ketak (flower), Ketubh (cloud), Kewal (only), Khushal (happy), Kiran (sun rays), Kirit (crown), Kirtin (celebrated), Kovidh (wise), Kripal (compassionate), Kritanu (skilled), Kshantu (patient), Kshiraj (nectar), Kumar (son), Kunsh (shining), Kunwar (prince), Kushanu (fire), Kuval (wisdom), Kuvam (sun)





Labh (gain), Lahar (wave), Lakshan (aim), Layak (capable), Lekh (document)





Mahant (great), Mahit (honoured), Malank (king), Manas (powers), Manav (man), Mani (gem), Manik (ruby), Manish (lord of the mind), Manit (highly respected), Mannan (thought), Martand (sun), Maulik (precious), Mayur (peacock), Meer (chief), Meet (friend), Mehal (cloud), Mehul (rain), Mihir (sun rays), Mikul (comrade), Milan (meeting/ joining), Miland (bee), Milit (comradship), Mitrajit (friendly), Mitul (friend), Mohak (attractive), Mohit (charming),





Nabhendu (new moon), Nadish (ocean), Naman (renowned), Narendra (king of man), Naresh (king), Naruna (leader of men), Navaj (newly born), Naveen/ Navin (new), Navrang (colourful), Nayakan (hero), Nayan (eye), Nibodh (wisdom), Nihal (content), Nikash (horizon), Nikhil (complete/ whole/ entire), Nilay (haven/ house), Nimish (momentary), Nipun (expert), Nirad (cloud), Nirav (silent), Nirbhay/ Nirbhik (fearless), Nirek (superior), Nirmal (clean), Nirmay (pure), Nishith (night), Nitin (new), Nridev (king amongst men)





Ojayit (courageous), Omprakash (sacred light)





Palash (tree), Panav (prince), Param (ultimate), Paramjit (heroic), Parikshit (proven), Parmeet (wisdom), Patag (sun), Pehlaj (first born), Phalak (sky), Pinak (bow of Shiva), Prabal (strong), Prabhakar (sun), Prabhu (god), Prabodh (consciousness), Pradhi (intelligent), Pradyun (radiant), Prahalad (bliss), Prajit (winning), Prakash (light), Prakrit (nature/ handsome), Prakul (good-looking), Pramod (joy), Pran (life/ force), Pranav (symbol), Pranay (love) Pranjivan (life), Prasad (devotional offering), Pravin (expert/ skilled), Pravit (hero), Prem (love), Premal (loving) Pritam (lover/ darling/ loved one), Prithvi (earth), Pukhraj (topaz), Puneet (pure), Punit (holy), Puran (complete), Puru (heaven)





Raahi (traveller), Rahul (capable), Rajat (courage), Rajdeep (best of kings), Rajeev (lotus), Rajesh (king), Rajit (brilliant), Rajnish/ Rakesh (moon), Rana (joy/ jewel/ to gaze/ look), Ranajay (victorious), Ranak (king), Randhir (brave), Ranjit (victor), Ranjiv (victorious), Rashmi (sun rays), Rasik (elegance), Rasul (angel), Ravi (sun), Ravish (sun ray/ beam of light), Rishab (superior), Rishit (the best), Rohak (rising), Rohinish (moon), Rohit/ Rohtak (sun), Romir (interesting), Ronak (celebration), Roshan (illumination), Ruhan (spiritual), Rushabh (decoration), Rushil (charming)





Saanjh (evening), Sabal (with strength), Sachet (consciousness), Sachiv (friend), Sadar (respectful), Sadashiv (pure), Sadavir (ever courageous), Sadhil (perfect), Safal (succeed), Saharsh (with joy), Sahasya (mighty), Sahat (strong), Sajiv (lively), Sakash (illumination), Salil (water), Sanchay (collection), Sanjay (victorious), Sanjit (who is always victorious), Sanjiv (vital), Sanshray (aim), Santosh (satisfaction), Saptajit (conqueror of 7 elements), Saptanshu (fire), Sarish (equal), Sarvak (whole), Satrajit (ever victorious), Satyajit (victory of truth), Satyak (honest), Satyam (honesty), Saubal (mighty), Savir (leader), Savit (sun), Shahalad (joy), Shamak (makes peace), Shantanu (whole), Shanyu (benevolent), Sharat (a season), Shardul (the best), Shauchin (pure), Shaunak (wise), Shaurav (bear), Shaurya (bravery), Shekhar (ultimate/ peak), Shineyu (shining), Shishir (winter), Shoor (valiant), Shrey (marevellous), Siddharth (accomplished), Sinha (hero), Sohan (handsome), Soumil (friend), Sridatta (given by God), Sthir (focused), Subhash (who speaks good words), Subodh (good lesson), Suday (gift), Sudhir (wise), Sudhit (kind), Sulek (sun), Sumant (friendly), Sumay/ Sumed (wise), Sumeet (friendly), Sunar (happy), Sunay (wise), Suraj (sun), Surush (shining), Suryanshu (sunbeam), Sushant (quiet), Sushim (moonstone), Swami (lord), Swarit (towards heaven), Syon (gentle), Syum/ Syun (a ray),





Taksheel (someone with a strong character), Tanak (prize), Tanav (flute), Tanay (of the family), Tanish (ambition), Tanvir (strong), Taraksh (mountain), Tarang (wave), Tarendra (prince of stars), Taru (small plant), Tarun (boy), Turag (a thought), Tushar (winter)





Udant (correct message), Udarsh (brimming), Udbal (mighty), Uddunath (lord of stars), Udu (water), Udyam (action), Udyan (garden), Umed (wish), Unmesh (eternal happiness/ joy), Unnabh (highest), Utkarsh (high quality),





Vaibhav (glorious/ powerful/ born of the moon), Vanad (cloud), Vasant (season/ spring), Vasur (precious), Vatsa (son), Vatsal (love/ affection), Vayun (lively), Vibodh (wise), Vidyut (brilliant/ lightening), Vihaan (morning/ dawn), Vijay (victory), Vijval (intelligent), Vikrant (brave), Vilas (coolness), Vimal (clean), Vinay (humility), Vineet (knowledgeable), Vinesh (godly), Vir (brave), Viraj (sun), Viral (precious), Virat (massive), Vishal (huge), Vishesh (special), Vivash (bright), Vrishab (excellent)





Yamir (moon), Yash (success), Yashas (fame), Yatin/ Yogi (devotee)





Hussh!!! These are names
Reply:may be u will like.


kshitijh


sankalp


devavrat


abhimanyu


rohitash


sakhshya


suhriday


raghuwar


sakhsham
Reply:- DHRUVA ;


- JANMEJYA


- KALPESH;


- KUSHAGRA;


- KOVID
Reply:I can only give you an idea where to find them. Research name origins. That will take you to some sites where you can actually pick the origin and go from there. Good Luck!
Reply:aswin


subodh


shubh


shubham


abhilash


palash


but i thing one of best and uncommom name is shaurya
Reply:how about


ruhaan- it means spiritual


ravi- sun


suraj- sun


gyan-knowledge


veer


i think rudra or rudraksh r really nice names
Reply:shanty pronouns sh-aunty
Reply:aryan
Reply:go there it is very useful for u and dont ask this qes again


http://www.babynameworld.com/hindu.asp
Reply:u r looking for names 4 ur son.there are few names i'm giving u.


1.AVIJIT 2.ANIRBAAN 3.SAAGNIK 4.MEGHDOOT RAJ 5.DEVDOOT 6.DEVA 7.SHAWON 8.ARINDAM 9.NILANJAN 10.KAUSHIK 11.KUSHAL 12.NANDITO..
Reply:Rakeish
Reply:I think best is to open Ramayan.





And here are some more choices. BTW, the English translations are horribly wrong:


Aadesh (message), Aakash (sky), Aashish (blessing), Abhay/ Abheek (fearless), Abhijay (victor), Abhilash (wish/ desire), Abhiraj (fearless king), Abhishek (ritual), Adarsh (ideal), Adhiraj (king), Adil (sincere), Adit (first born), Advay (unique), Ajay (unconquered), Ajit (victorious), Akash (sky), Akhil (complete), Akhilesh (lord %26amp; master), Akshar (letter), Akshay (immortal), Alok (brightness), Amal (pure/ hope/ aspiration), Amalendu (pure like the moon), Amalesh (pure), Aman (peace), Amar/ Amartya (immortal), Ambuj (lotus), Amir (rich), Amish (pure), Amit (limitless), Amol/ Amolik/ Amul (priceless), Amrit (nectar), Amshu (atom), Anadi (eternal), Anand (joy/ bliss), Anek (many), Animesh (bright), Anirudh (boundless), Anirvan (undying), Ankur (glow), Ankush (control), Anmol (priceless), Anram (continuous), Anshuman (sun), Anuj (younger brother), Anupam (unique/ uncomparable), Arjit (earned), Arnav (the sea), Arpan (offering), Arshad (heavenly), Arun (sun), Arvind (lotus), Ashank (faith), Asheem (boundless), Ashish (blessing), Ashok (without sorrow), Ashwin (a star), Atal (unshakeable), Atmanand (blissful), Atraiu (great warrior), Atul (uncomparable), Avijit (invincible), Avilash (faithful), Avinash (immortal/ inconquerable), Ayush (long lived)





Badal (cloud), Balbir (full of strength), Baldev/ Balraj/ Balwant (strong), Bali (monkey king), Banaj (lotus), Bandhu (helper), Barid (cloud), Barindra (ocean), Barsaat (welcome rain), Basant (spring), Batuk (boy), Bhaskar (sun), Bhaumik (earthly), Bheru (friend), Bhuman/ Bhumi (earth), Bhupad (firm), Bhupal (king), Bhupendra (emperor), Bhushan (adornment), Bijoy (full of joy), Bimal (pure), Bir (courageous), Birbal (brave heart), Birendra (king of warriors),





Chahel (good cheer), Champak (flower), Chanakya (bright), Chandran (moon), Chatura (clever), Chetan (perceptive), Chiman (curious), Chinmay/ Chinmayu (supreme consciousness), Chintan (a thought), Chirag (lamp), Chiranjiv (immortal), Chitt (mind),





Daiwik (by the grace of God), Dakshi (the glorious), Daman (controller), Danvir (charitable), Darpan (mirror), Darshan (paying respect), Dayaram (merciful), Debashish (the Lord's blessing), Debjit (one who has conquered Gods), Deep (light), Deepak (lamp), Dev (divinity), , Devaj/ Devang (from God), Devak (divine), Devdarsh (worshipper of God), Devkumar (son of God), Devraj (king of the Gods), Devrat (spiritual), Dhairya (patience), Dhanraj (king of wealth), Dhimant (intelligent), Dhir (wise), Dhiraj (patience), Dhruv (firm), Dinesh (sun), Dipendu (moon), Diptanshu (sun), Divyesh (full of divinity), Dulal (loved one), Dushyant (destroyer of evil)





Edi (herb), Ednit (evolved), Ehimay (all pervasive), Ekagrah (focused), Ekansh (whole), Ekaraj (emperor), Ekavir (bravest of the brave), Ekbal (dignity), Etash (luminous)





Gagan (sky), Gandhi (sun), Gandhik (fragrance), Gaurang (melody), Gaurav (prestige), Giri (mount), Goral (lovable), Grishm (heat), Gunamay/ Gunin/ Gunvant (virtuous),





Hardik (full of love), Harij (the horizon), Haripreet (beloved of gods), Harjit (victor), Haroon (hope), Harsh (joy), Harshad (happy), Harshit (joyful), Hasan (laughter), Hasmukh (full of cheer), Hemant (winter), Hemdev (lord of wealth), Hemen (the king of gold), Hemish (lord of the earth), Hemraj (king of wealth), Hetal (cheerful), Hiresh (king of precious stones), Hitendra (well wisher),





Idhant (luminous), Ikshan (sight), Indrajit (victor over Indra), Iravan (king of ocean), Iravat (rain clouds), Ishat (superior), Ishayu (full of strength)





Jagdeep (light of the universe), Jaideep (victory to the light), Jaiman (victorious), Jaisukh (happy victor), Jaival (life giving), Jaivant/ Jaiveer (victorious), Janu (soul/ life force), Jaswant (victorious), Jatan (nurturing), Jawahar (gem), Jay (victory), Jayesh (victor), Jayin (conqueror), Jigar (heart), Jignesh (intellectual curiosity), Jitendra (one who can conquer Indra), Jivaj/ Jival (full of life),





Kairav (white lotus), Kalyan (fortunate), Kanvar (prince), Kapil (sage/ sun), Kapoor (saffron), Karmjit (winner over obstacles), Kavi (poet), Kavin (handsome/ beautiful), Ketak (flower), Ketubh (cloud), Kewal (only), Khushal (happy), Kiran (sun rays), Kirit (crown), Kirtin (celebrated), Kovidh (wise), Kripal (compassionate), Kritanu (skilled), Kshantu (patient), Kshiraj (nectar), Kumar (son), Kunsh (shining), Kunwar (prince), Kushanu (fire), Kuval (wisdom), Kuvam (sun)





Labh (gain), Lahar (wave), Lakshan (aim), Layak (capable), Lekh (document)





Mahant (great), Mahit (honoured), Malank (king), Manas (powers), Manav (man), Mani (gem), Manik (ruby), Manish (lord of the mind), Manit (highly respected), Mannan (thought), Martand (sun), Maulik (precious), Mayur (peacock), Meer (chief), Meet (friend), Mehal (cloud), Mehul (rain), Mihir (sun rays), Mikul (comrade), Milan (meeting/ joining), Miland (bee), Milit (comradship), Mitrajit (friendly), Mitul (friend), Mohak (attractive), Mohit (charming),





Nabhendu (new moon), Nadish (ocean), Naman (renowned), Narendra (king of man), Naresh (king), Naruna (leader of men), Navaj (newly born), Naveen/ Navin (new), Navrang (colourful), Nayakan (hero), Nayan (eye), Nibodh (wisdom), Nihal (content), Nikash (horizon), Nikhil (complete/ whole/ entire), Nilay (haven/ house), Nimish (momentary), Nipun (expert), Nirad (cloud), Nirav (silent), Nirbhay/ Nirbhik (fearless), Nirek (superior), Nirmal (clean), Nirmay (pure), Nishith (night), Nitin (new), Nridev (king amongst men)





Ojayit (courageous), Omprakash (sacred light)





Palash (tree), Panav (prince), Param (ultimate), Paramjit (heroic), Parikshit (proven), Parmeet (wisdom), Patag (sun), Pehlaj (first born), Phalak (sky), Pinak (bow of Shiva), Prabal (strong), Prabhakar (sun), Prabhu (god), Prabodh (consciousness), Pradhi (intelligent), Pradyun (radiant), Prahalad (bliss), Prajit (winning), Prakash (light), Prakrit (nature/ handsome), Prakul (good-looking), Pramod (joy), Pran (life/ force), Pranav (symbol), Pranay (love) Pranjivan (life), Prasad (devotional offering), Pravin (expert/ skilled), Pravit (hero), Prem (love), Premal (loving) Pritam (lover/ darling/ loved one), Prithvi (earth), Pukhraj (topaz), Puneet (pure), Punit (holy), Puran (complete), Puru (heaven)





Raahi (traveller), Rahul (capable), Rajat (courage), Rajdeep (best of kings), Rajeev (lotus), Rajesh (king), Rajit (brilliant), Rajnish/ Rakesh (moon), Rana (joy/ jewel/ to gaze/ look), Ranajay (victorious), Ranak (king), Randhir (brave), Ranjit (victor), Ranjiv (victorious), Rashmi (sun rays), Rasik (elegance), Rasul (angel), Ravi (sun), Ravish (sun ray/ beam of light), Rishab (superior), Rishit (the best), Rohak (rising), Rohinish (moon), Rohit/ Rohtak (sun), Romir (interesting), Ronak (celebration), Roshan (illumination), Ruhan (spiritual), Rushabh (decoration), Rushil (charming)





Saanjh (evening), Sabal (with strength), Sachet (consciousness), Sachiv (friend), Sadar (respectful), Sadashiv (pure), Sadavir (ever courageous), Sadhil (perfect), Safal (succeed), Saharsh (with joy), Sahasya (mighty), Sahat (strong), Sajiv (lively), Sakash (illumination), Salil (water), Sanchay (collection), Sanjay (victorious), Sanjit (who is always victorious), Sanjiv (vital), Sanshray (aim), Santosh (satisfaction), Saptajit (conqueror of 7 elements), Saptanshu (fire), Sarish (equal), Sarvak (whole), Satrajit (ever victorious), Satyajit (victory of truth), Satyak (honest), Satyam (honesty), Saubal (mighty), Savir (leader), Savit (sun), Shahalad (joy), Shamak (makes peace), Shantanu (whole), Shanyu (benevolent), Sharat (a season), Shardul (the best), Shauchin (pure), Shaunak (wise), Shaurav (bear), Shaurya (bravery), Shekhar (ultimate/ peak), Shineyu (shining), Shishir (winter), Shoor (valiant), Shrey (marevellous), Siddharth (accomplished), Sinha (hero), Sohan (handsome), Soumil (friend), Sridatta (given by God), Sthir (focused), Subhash (who speaks good words), Subodh (good lesson), Suday (gift), Sudhir (wise), Sudhit (kind), Sulek (sun), Sumant (friendly), Sumay/ Sumed (wise), Sumeet (friendly), Sunar (happy), Sunay (wise), Suraj (sun), Surush (shining), Suryanshu (sunbeam), Sushant (quiet), Sushim (moonstone), Swami (lord), Swarit (towards heaven), Syon (gentle), Syum/ Syun (a ray),





Taksheel (someone with a strong character), Tanak (prize), Tanav (flute), Tanay (of the family), Tanish (ambition), Tanvir (strong), Taraksh (mountain), Tarang (wave), Tarendra (prince of stars), Taru (small plant), Tarun (boy), Turag (a thought), Tushar (winter)





Udant (correct message), Udarsh (brimming), Udbal (mighty), Uddunath (lord of stars), Udu (water), Udyam (action), Udyan (garden), Umed (wish), Unmesh (eternal happiness/ joy), Unnabh (highest), Utkarsh (high quality),





Vaibhav (glorious/ powerful/ born of the moon), Vanad (cloud), Vasant (season/ spring), Vasur (precious), Vatsa (son), Vatsal (love/ affection), Vayun (lively), Vibodh (wise), Vidyut (brilliant/ lightening), Vihaan (morning/ dawn), Vijay (victory), Vijval (intelligent), Vikrant (brave), Vilas (coolness), Vimal (clean), Vinay (humility), Vineet (knowledgeable), Vinesh (godly), Vir (brave), Viraj (sun), Viral (precious), Virat (massive), Vishal (huge), Vishesh (special), Vivash (bright), Vrishab (excellent)





Yamir (moon), Yash (success), Yashas (fame), Yatin/ Yogi (devotee)
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arron


balal


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Reply:Hi there,





have a look at the following site,





http://babynames.looktamil.com/





cheers,
Reply:Aman: Peace


Devkumar: Son of God


Dinesh: Sun


Gautam: Lord Buddha


Kanvar: Prince


Mukund: Lord Krishna


Shrey: Marvellous


Suraj: Sun


Surush: Shining


Surya: Sun God
Reply:vishal jatin amit vipian veneet anupam devaen gautm harish inder mohit naveen pawan parmod param rishab rajiv rohit raman suraj sumit tarun tanveer varun

Is there a web site for baby names that you can listen to?

I want to hear a name that I plan to use to name my baby if it's a girl.

Is there a web site for baby names that you can listen to?
I don't think theres a website where you can actually listen to the names, but this website gives you the proper pronunciations.





http://www.pronouncenames.com/index.php
Reply:allnewbabynames.com


the preppy list is my fave :)
Reply:Go to babynames.com they are great they list the meaning of names

What is a good site for baby names suggestions and their meanings?

I've found sites like quickbabynames.com, babynamesworld.com, thinkbabynames.com very useful - besides these, does anyone have any suggestions of really good/useful sites out there?

What is a good site for baby names suggestions and their meanings?
The only baby name website I trust is





http://www.behindthename.com/





It's run by a certified etymologist, and is the only common use website I know of that is. It also has fun and helpful features like message boards, interactive polls, an accurate name translator, a comprehensive search function (that can search by name, meaning, or description), and much more.





I also recommend http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/advice.htm...


While their actual name section is lacking (as it is contributed by lay folk and is, therefore, quite inaccurate) the advice section is well thought out and has informative discussions on naming trends, the pitfalls and advantages of unique/common names, and a manifesto on why one should take their baby name book/website with a grain of salt.
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/


This is one of the most reliable sites for name meanings. It also has great name lists (so you can search for French names, Indian names, Ancient Roman names, Celtic Mythology names, and much more). Additionally, there's a section that lists the 100 most popular baby names for numerous countries.





http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/


This is the US Social Security website where you can get the top 1000 baby names for any year since 1880. It's great to browse for inspiration, and you can check to see how popular a name is before you give it to your child.





http://www.nymbler.com/


On this website, you can enter up to six names you already like and it will suggest others in a similar style.





http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/advice/mid...


http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/advice.htm...


This is my favorite website for middle name suggestions (the first link). It arranges them by number of syllables and where the syllable stress falls, so you can be sure to find something that flows nicely with your chosen first name. The rest of the site has other useful articles and advice (the second link). I particularly like the article on suggestions for less common replacements of trendy names.





http://www.babynames.com/


My favorite feature of this site is that it lets you create a namelist of your favorite first and middle combinations that other people can vote on.





http://appellationmountain.net/


My favorite baby name blog. While it doesn't feature every name, it's a great place to look for inspiration if you are looking for something less common but still usable. The writer goes in-depth about the history of the names, famous people who have borne the names, and how the names are likely to be received today.





Good luck, and I hope this helps!
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http://www.babynameaddicts.com/
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www.parents.com/babynames





xox- Julie
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Show unique names and their origin/meaning!
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its such an awesome site for names
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What do you think of these baby names?

So we've been discussing names but can't really decide on anything. The names we like so far are listed below. Can you rate each name on a scale of 1 - 10 please?





Can you also post which ones you think would work well together.


Which is your favorite? (out of these options)


Which is your least favorite? (out of these options)


Which is your favorite name? (your own favorite name, whether or not it's listed)





Dion


Adam


Dwight


Samuel


Nicolas


Jack


Martyn





Benjamin


Elijah


Matthew


Mark


Tyler


Paul


Philip





Note: Dwight would never be used as a first name, neither would Benjamin but they are possibles for middle names.

What do you think of these baby names?
Dion - 4


Adam - 10


Dwight - 1


Samuel - 2


Nicolas - 2


Jack - 10


Martyn - 1





Benjamin - 7


Elijah - 4


Matthew - 10


Mark - 8


Tyler - 9


Paul - 9


Philip - 9





my favorite is adam.


my least favorite is dwight or martyn.
Reply:My favorites are Nicholas, Adam, and Tyler. Matthew makes a great middle name!





Here are my suggestions:


Tyler Jack


Nicholas Matthew


Adam Benjamin





My least favorites are Dion (it seems like a name from the 1950s), Martyn (why does it have a Y in the middle?), and Elijah (I feel like it's too popular).
Reply:1-Jack (My sons name is Jackson David)


2-Nicolas


3-Benjamin


4-Matthew


5-Elijah


6-Samuel


7-Matthew


8-Paul


9-Philip


10-Tyler








I love names you can shorten! Like Jack or Jack Jack. Sam, Ben.





When we chose or kids names we gave them a name we liked and also a name of one of our parents. It's a way to honor those we love and admire. You don't have to use a parent, it could be anyone! For instance, our son, Jackson David...we love Jackson and David is my husbands father. Then our daughter, Laura Avery, Laura for my mother and we loved Avery for a girl. Thought it flowed a little better in that order.
Reply:The


Ratings:





Dion-4


Adam-5


Dwight-4


Samuel-6


Nicolas-7


Jack-0


Martyn-2


Benjamin-4


Elijah-6


Matthew-5


Mark-3


Tyler-9


Paul-7


Philip-2





Can you also post which ones you think would work well together.


-Dion Adam


-Dion Paul


-Adam Dion


-Matthew Dion


Which is your favorite?


-Tyler


Which is your least favorite?


-Jack


Which is your favorite name?


-Joshua Austin
Reply:Fave - Adam


Least Fave - Elijah








- Adam Tyler Benjamin Mark


^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


All one name !!!!





Ok -- so here is the poll --


-Dion - 2


-Adam 10


-Dwight 0


- Samuel 6


- Nicholas 8


-Jack 7


-Martyn 4


-Benjamin 8


-Elijah 0


-Matthew 6


-Mark 8


-Tyler 9


-Paul 1


-Philip 3








Hope i helped x
Reply:Favorite: Adam


Least Favorite: Jack


Favorite Name: Tucker





Dion- 1


Adam- 9


Dwight- 1


Samuel (my last name lol)- 3


Nicolas- 5


Jack- 1


Martyn- 1


Benjamin- 4


Elijah- 3


Matthew- 4


Mark- 4


Tyler- 5


Paul (my dads name)- 5


Philip- 4





I think Nicolas Adam would be cute, or Paul Tyler
Reply:I actually love all of your name choices those are all great! I like them a lot!








Here are some other suggestions!





Here are some others y ou may like!





Aaliyah (Ah-Lee-Ah)





Aalivia (Ah-Live-E-Ah)





Aalorah (Ah-Lor-Ah)





Kadence (Kay-Dence)





Kalla (Kal-La)





Kyelie (Kye-Lee)





Rayne (Rain)





Willow





Meredith





Gentry (Jen-Tree)





Justice





Karianna (Kar-Ree-On-Na)





Kye





I'Lynn (I-lynn)





Mallory





Ashra (Ash-Rah)





Kachelle (Ka-Shell)





Raelynn (Ray-Lynn)





Rayleigh





Mayleigh





Maylynn





Kar'Myne (Car-Mine not Car-Men)





Rolyn (Row-Lynn)





Kaliyah (Kah-Lee-Ah)





Kallianna (Kah-Lee-On-Nah)











Here are my top boy names! =)








Kannon -- (Can-in)





Kanyon (Can-yin)





Collin





Gage





Rolen (Row-Lynn)





Brayden (Bray-Den) -- when first read people mostly mistake this for Brandon)





Kayden





Kaleb





Judge





Kye





Tavarez (Tah-Var-Ez)





Good luck finding the perfect name!
Reply:Dion - 1


Adam - 6


Dwight - 5


Samuel - 6


Nicolas 7


Jack - 9


Martyn - 5





Benjamin - 9


Elijah - 1


Matthew - 8


Mark - 8


Tyler - 1


Paul - 4


Philip - 3








My favorite is Jack. My least favorite is Dion.


Jack Matthew is my favorite combo
Reply:Dion---3*least fav*


Adam----4


Dwight------3*least fav.*


Samuel------7


Nicolas---------8


Jack-----4


Martyn--------10


Benjamin-------6


Elijah-------10*Favorite*


Matthew---------8


Mark--------6


Tyler---------9


Paul-------3


Philip--------4
Reply:My favorite from your list is Samuel.





My least favorite from your list is Dion.





My favorite boy name is Patrick.
Reply:I don't care for Dwight as a middle name or first name..





My favorite is Elijah Paul, out of your options.





My favorite names are....


Landon


Sage


Reid


Hudson


Kael
Reply:I like the name Keeve for a boy.





Keeve Matthew


Keeve Elijah


Keeve Martyn


Keeve Tyler
Reply:I like Edward and Colton maybe Joseph

Babies names, I need a internet website with 1000 of them??

www.babynames.com


www.babynamesworld.com


www.thinkbabynames.com

Babies names, I need a internet website with 1000 of them??
babynames.com
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com





http://www.babynames.com
Reply:HAVE YOU TRIED BABY NAMES AND HIT THE SEARCH BUTTON. GOOD LUCK TO YOU.
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com - has a ton of names plus an awesome forum.





www.behindthename.com - has the true meanings behind any legit names, as well as a message board to get other people's opinions.





www.bigbadbabynames.com - good forums, funny people :)





Good luck!!!
Reply:i dont know sry
Reply:Try babynamewizard.com Click on Name Voyager(needs Java) The COOLEST! Good luck.
Reply:It probably has more than 1000 names, but www.babynames.com is a good site for finding, well, baby names. Good luck!
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:I love behindthename.com.





You can get the names, meanings and origins of thousands of names, plus a random name generator, each year's or decade's 100 and 1000 most popular names, and a list of names for twins that are "coincidental." It's really helpful.
Reply:Babynamesworld.com is the BEST site ever. They have a great database, and the forums are great, too.
Reply:babynames.com u can find every u need hope it helps
Reply:www.babynames.com


www.babynamesworld.com
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Reply:try babynameworld.com they have 11,000! Happy name picking.
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Anyone have a link to a list of approved baby names in Germany?

Im just curious thank you!

Anyone have a link to a list of approved baby names in Germany?
http://www.vorname.com/





is a better link.





The site is in German but you shouldn't have a problem cuz it's got an easy structure.





Good Luck!
Reply:There is no "official" list - you can choose almost any name - u might have to prove that this name exists.
Reply:http://www.beliebte-vornamen.de/2007.htm





This site is the official statistic list of the most common and most favourite baby names of 2007, there are also several lists of favourite baby names since 1890. The site is in German, but I think you can easily understand the names in the list ;-)
Reply:http://www.babynameworld.com/german.asp





Good luck!

Why people like unusual, modern names for their babies?

is it the influence of movies and shows?


I mean, all babies are Addison, Maddison, Caydence, Hycianth, Jaden, Damon, McKenzie....what's up with that? How about some good, ol' names.

Why people like unusual, modern names for their babies?
It's the influence of change, life and higher consciousness. When people have more words to use and more imagination, then more funky names come to the forefront.





Of couse it could be just the opposite. What was Gweneth thinking when she named her daughter "Apple?" Maybe she dyed her hair a few too many times and fried some brain cells. Maybe what she really meant was "Abbey," but it came out "Apple."





She really gives us blondes a bad name.





I also think its part of our indivdualistic society. The "I gotta be me," attitude. I was blessed with a far out hippie name and a friend of mine from Germany told me that would be illegal in her country. Apparently there's a list and names gotta be approved by Hitler, I mean the government.
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Reply:I am getting ready to have another baby myself and I want a un comman name for her. I don't like names you hear everyday, that's what makes a person stand out. For example, my 6 year old's name is Jewelia wich is another form of Julia but we changed the spelling to make it unique. Report Abuse

Reply:When we named our two sons we gave them classic names.


Now at their school they have the most original names.


There is a ton of Austin's , Ian's and Jadens. My boys are the only one's with their names. Report Abuse

Reply:I think its best to come up with new names me myself my name is Jennie how many people have that name millions but I have 2 daughters my youngest I named Jayla Tesha' and my oldest I named Alexia Renee' I think those are both unique names Report Abuse

Reply:My mom named me Lyanne. Lee-ann.


sorta like Lynn or something of that sort, but pronounced differently.


i like it, no one else has it. if so, then really barely.


i think people like unusual names because everyone has those normal ones.


like Christina, Britney.





why be normal? Report Abuse

Reply:MY GIRLS NAME IS DANESSA. Report Abuse

Reply:I think more unique names help us grow as a civilization and we are more open minded. It is 2007 and not 1950 Report Abuse

Reply:Personally if there is one more Jane, John, Lisa, Jennifer, Michael, Steve, Tim... I would puke. Some names are way too over used, and people with the same names used over and over again in their families need to stop. Let people be individuals. Report Abuse

Reply:I think it is simply because of all the pressure. All the celeberities have unusual STAGE NAMES, and everybody wnts their little baby to grow up to be famause Report Abuse

Reply:,I chose names based on their meanings and the individuality of the name, during school I had to share my name with others and felt I was one of a pack of girls named Karen,also kids with different names instantly have something to talk about when meeting new people. Report Abuse

Reply:I think it's a shame. Parents want to try to show off their 'originality' and cleverness w/ naming their kids. I mean these are people; they have to live with the stupid names their overly inspired parents gave them.





If parents want to express themselves, why not take up a pottery class? Report Abuse

Reply:I've been in "unique baby name" mode for quite some time now; odd, considering I'm probably years away from fatherhood. I sometimes marvel at how many Mikes %26amp; Daves I meet in a year. I want my children to have names that distinguish them from the rest of the bunch, without sounding too ridiculous. Report Abuse

Reply:The normal names are boring and trite. My favorite girl names are Skye, Riana, Sierra, Jasmine, and Tammy. My favorite guy names are James, Tristan, Tommy, and Sammy. Report Abuse

Reply:To me, the most annoying thing is unusual spellings of common names. My mother, a former substitute teacher, encountered a plethora of bizarre names that actually weren't so strange out loud: Sharlet, Cebrene, Alyxandr, and (my personal favorite) Zhoshwa! Report Abuse

Reply:Try this for a boy's name - "Kleve" it is different, and can't be chopped up as in Mike for Michael. It is a German surname, but I like it as a first name. Report Abuse

Reply:Modern culture is more focused on the individual--even though "uniqueness" is now its own conformity! Basically, people like to feel they're special---so of course their children are even more special---and one's name is a pretty crucial element of one's identity! Report Abuse

Reply:Be careful what you name your kid...they have to use it their entire life...





Or when they reach legal age to change it to something less humiliating or stupid Report Abuse

Reply:A rose is a rose...so what is really in a name? Well the only point I want to make is this...if you give your child a name that is almost impossible to spell when someone hears it or almost impossible to say when you see it written....be prepared for life long misunderstandings. Report Abuse

Reply:Ugh, does this bug me. Especially the traditional names with new spellings are just ridiculous. Had a friend name her daughter Renay(what is wrong with the usual spelling Rene). Sets them up for a life of misspellings and corrections. My name is Joe and I think I am pretty original. Report Abuse

Reply:well because we have more illegal people here or there just got off the boat so that is why you dont see Normal names anymore....People dont want American names for there kids...what a shame.. Report Abuse

Reply:Maybe some people like different names, now i wont go off and name my child Apple, but Addison of McKinze are cute Report Abuse

Reply:I think the different name game it boring, old and stupid. Can some PLEASE pick up the tradition and name your kid after a great uncle, aunt, cousin etc. Report Abuse

Reply:Guy in my hometown, owned a gas station; his name was Nick Hood...had a daughter.





Named his daughter...ROBIN...Robin Hood!





I'm sorry, but that's downright nasty! Report Abuse

Reply:When it came time to name my sister's twins I suggested Deniese for the girl which everyone liked. But when I suggested Denephew for the boy they all looked at me kind of strange. Report Abuse

Reply:Well, but there are limits here too. For instance, you can't put a number in a kid's name (unless you spell it out with letters). Report Abuse

Reply:HA! I'm a Pam and named after my mom who is a Pam...Its so generic. My daughters are Malori, Baylee and Rylie, I saved the "generic" names for thier middle names. Report Abuse

Reply:Well atleast no one ( that i know of ) names there kid pudd'n or pie! Report Abuse

Reply:People are bored with their lives so they take it out on their offspring! Report Abuse

Reply:Ohhhh my goodness...don't get me started.





If people are going to give a child a normal name, they shouldn't spell it WRONG...cleothemuse is right about those crazy names. They are all big red flags saying: "My parents are uneducated trash." Report Abuse

Reply:"my 6 year old's name is Jewelia wich is another form of Julia but we changed the spelling to make it unique. "





This will come in handy in the future. When she becomes a stripper, she won't even need to change her name! What forethought!





/tip your servers


//try the veal Report Abuse

Reply:I did not like my name, Moira when I was young. People would not pronounce it right, and most of the time would and still don't try. But now I love it. If I'm interested in getting to know someone then I know they will make an attempt to pronounce it correctly. Report Abuse

Reply:Ok, so my cousin is an insurance adjuster. He came across the names (phonetic spellings) Or-ahn-gel-o %26amp; La-mahn-gel-o. The spellings were Orangejello and Lemonjello. Report Abuse

Reply:There's unique, then there's just plain stupid. Report Abuse

Reply:People are turning the name Jenifer into Ghennyfir either due to a lack of spelling skills or to be different. The middle class leans toward trendy names to keep up with the Joneses. Conner, Madison, and Mason are good examples. - a Sociologist Report Abuse

Reply:I am Ukranian by decient, however I was never able to know that Grandmother, so I studied history, food and crafts from her country. It was then when I fell in love with Ukranian and Russian names. I named my son Nicholai and my daughter Nahdia. Report Abuse

Reply:"my 6 year old's name is Jewelia wich is another form of Julia but we changed the spelling to make it unique. "





That has to be one of the stupidest things I have ever heard. Morons giving their kids moron names. Trying to top the person in the next trailer I guess. Report Abuse

Reply:It is very important what you name your child. Names can be inspiring and should be, we all know as adults kids can be very cruel to one another especially if you child has a funny name. Why not be unique and inspiring instead of turning your kid into the butt of all jokes. Report Abuse

Reply:Wow, is this for real? I'm sorry, but if I were German or of German descent, I'd be pretty offended by that last comment you threw in. The rest of your answer made a decent amount of sense, but was that really appropriate? Report Abuse

Reply:LMAO aorgasmo - that's exactly what I was thinking!





I think the parents who are doing this crap should be sterilized and have their kids put in a safe place. Spelling your kids name like that guarantees that they'll be pumping my gas someday. Report Abuse

Reply:1st off Sherry R you are an idiot for being so stupid your self ...2nd names are something that we want to show who we are, so when we name our children an unusual name it is to set them apart. Report Abuse

Reply:Of course the dumbest name (other than Jewelia) is Neveah. Wow for creative (coughing sarcastically).





And I am German and am offended. Report Abuse

Reply:I had planned on naming mine different names from one of my Favorite TV shows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





Is that a bad idea????????? Report Abuse

Reply:I love seeing unique names. My name is unique, Mikya,and both of my names kids names are unique, Kialyn and Kamryn. I didn't mind having a name that was "different" growing up. I think it helped make me who I am today, and I'm hopin' that it will help my kids in the same way. Report Abuse

Reply:I named my 2 kids Marcus Isaiah and Aaliyah Janae, my niece's name is Montana Ila. Everyone else in our family has either Ray or Rae in their name somewhere, boring and we come from a big family. You would think they would have some kind of imagination. Report Abuse

Reply:I think they want to be like the movie stars and have unique names and they want to be special Report Abuse

Reply:People are tired of the same old names. Its the 2000's, times have changed, or are changing. Names like Bob and Mary are outta here! Report Abuse

Reply:well, i wanted to have a child who'll be different. i have a very common name and hated as a child someone calling me and 50 other kids turn to look as well. it's nice to be different and unique Report Abuse

Reply:Well, they want to be creative, and to individually name their babies. They don't want their babies named after all the Annes, the Elizabeths and Marys. They want their child to stand out away from the crowds. Its a personal decision. Report Abuse

Reply:what it is , is people want attention so hence the off the wall names, they dont concider that there kid will be teased and ridiculed by others at school now they codel the kid and maybe to all our excitment we will have more Paris hiltons running around Report Abuse

Reply:This is way tooooo funny. Name your kid what you want but please don't use 'unusual' spelling. No one will every get it right and can you imagine yourself at 80 years of age being called Ahlissa or whatever. Personally, I like naming kids after family or beloved friends. It is an honor. Report Abuse

Reply:Well, here's my take:


I'm a teacher. I have classes where there's four Michaels, three Ashley's or some other duplication of some name.


Perhaps it's just for the teacher's sake so she/he doesn't have to say "Michael P, Michael T, Michael R and Michael S" Report Abuse

Reply:is this what you think about all day get a freakin life for goodness sake register into college find something to do with your time cause its obvious youtr mind is being wasted with all these dumb questions that make abosolutely no sence LOSER Report Abuse

Reply:I know people with "uncommon" names that get them changed just so they can be taken seriously.





"Next up, Taniqua!" wtf? Give them a reasonable name, somewhere, that they can use.





Mothman Joe Smith. Give the kid a break, let him go with "Joe" if he wants. Give him the option! Report Abuse

Reply:Seriously how did that become the best answer? She said anyone who has been given a unique name has dumb parents who dyed their hair too much. And the German thing isn't even real either. Some people just don't get anything.





Names should be unique, it would be boring if we were all the same. Report Abuse

Reply:Well my name is Jhayko (Jay-ko). It is very unusual and it gives me originality and i love having my name the way it is because there isnt another jhayko you will ever meet in your lifetime.


its a name to be remembered. Old names are pretty boring. Report Abuse

Reply:I think there are still some people who are old fashion and think about giving their child a strong name others want something unique for their child. i like unique names cause i think that it builds character. Though my name is farely common the spelling is not and i like that. Report Abuse

Reply:I don't see how a name makes a child "unique". The name doesn't make the person. Your wacky named kid may end up just as boring and part of the crowd as a Bob or John. Report Abuse

Reply:i understand wanting a unique name...but dont make up sh*t.


take a foreign name that doesnt exists much so then at least people will wonder about the origin of yur name...instead you pl are creating cr*p that has no meaning, no history, and is plain stupid..stop f***ing around with linguistics! Report Abuse

Reply:Personally, I think different names can either be a curse or something cool. I have an Indian name so my name will obviously be different from the people around me (where I live)...


I like it because of the meaning.


However, Jeniffurs (I honestly know one) and the Jennahs I feel sorry for. Report Abuse

Reply:simple - it's not about the child - it's about the parents and their pretentious oneupmanship. Children are status symbols these days and adult's egos are what it's all about...very little to no sensitivity to the child anymore....sad. Report Abuse

Reply:There's nothing wrong with the name Mackenzie (it's my nieces name) it's just it seems there were hardly any Mackenzies then not too long after my niece was born (she's 4) almost everyone was naming their daughter Mackenzie but my niece had the name first ha ha ha suckers your not so original Report Abuse

Reply:I think it's a matter of having a name that nobody else has chosen for their baby. However, it comes out bad for some. I've met a child named female (accent on the last "e"), as well as a child nosmoking ("noz-moe-king"). Report Abuse

Reply:I was reading the comment on why gwen named her daughter Apple and yes it is a little strange but have you ever heard the saying " you're the apple of my eye"? maybe that's where the name came from. Report Abuse

Reply:my babies are:





Aaron Kai (Keith)%26lt;--family thing


Kyla Ava





I like these names too: Noah, Riley, Jessiah, Sophia, Daphne, Olivia, Ava, some more but those I can't remember. Report Abuse

Reply:In about 2 or 3 years, every classroom is going to be overrun with little girls name "naveah" becuase every parent thinks they are being unique---by copying other parents with a little Naveah....enough already, its not unique anymore Report Abuse

Reply:i agree too many of the same names out there. Im Margaux Regena. Margaux after Margaux Hemmingway and Regena after my grandma. just a unique spelling is quite the conversation starter.i have never met or heard of any others. I also have a brother named Hunter. both different yet not outrageous Report Abuse

Reply:personally i like deegan %26amp; bentley 4 boys and sailor and allerah for girls. strange i know but at least theyre not fruit! Report Abuse

Reply:I can't believe Yahoo chose to advertise this question when the chosen answer posted highly offensive, insensitive anti-German comments. That answer is so immature. It should be reported, not put on the Yahoo homepage! Report Abuse

Reply:If you name a boy Deegan or bentley you are setting them up for a lifetime of beatings......You can get away with weird names for girls but boys will taunt and beat up people who are different it is just life.....you need a boys name to sound strong!!!!! Report Abuse

Reply:well my name is kiefer it is unusual and its scottious and the funny thing is my older brother named me not my parents but my vietnamese name is huy. Report Abuse

Reply:I agree with modern times and influence of movies. My baby's name is Liam Alec Ewan ... yes 3 names. I'm a star wars fan and I named him after Liam Neeson,Alec Guiness and Ewan Mc Gregor all starred as Jedis. Report Abuse

Reply:To me then old fashion names are the best. My boys are Fredrick and Franklin. I also like George Report Abuse

Reply:Great way to completely null and void any credibility your answer had by throwing in an ignorant joke about Hitler. The German law is in practice so that people aren't burdened with silly names -- I'd be in full support of a law that refused my parents the right to name me Sparkleshine Schmidt. Report Abuse

Reply:I always like fairly uncommon names, but not so outlandish. I have a son named Dax and a daughter named Lorelei. Neither of them will have to worry about sharing names with their class mates. Like Jenn, Jen, and Jenny. Report Abuse

Reply:I think unusual is one thing, and stupid is another, some of these new names, I don't even know how to pronounce, and the poor kids have to learn to spell them, so Please be careful, just don't spell common names wrong, and make up names that really don't spell anything, its just wrong. Report Abuse

Reply:i think that "Fak" would be a good baby's name.


"come here, you little fakker"


"where the Fak has that kid gone to?"


"FAK! COME IN FOR DINNER FAK!"


"FAK YOU LITTLE RASCEL!"


i'd be the best name ever.. Report Abuse

Reply:If I hear that someone named their kid Ava or Eva - again - I will be disappointed. Report Abuse

Reply:I completely agree with Rabbityama - most Europe countries have laws about children's names that are designed to protect children from being ridiculed about their names (Moon Unit Zappa, anyone?). Report Abuse

Reply:Additionally, I don't think there is anything wrong with the name "Apple" - technically it's also a flower and we use flower names for girls all the time: Jasmine, Lily, Rose, Camilla, etc. Report Abuse

Reply:And soon, it will be in to have names like "Tom" or "Julia" or "Kevin" or "Stacey". What goes around comes around! Report Abuse

Reply:Good grief... Here is a good rule to follow... If the name is a last name don't use it as a first name. ie Mackenzie, Jackson, Madison, Riley. Another good rule, if the name is used for both boys and girls, then it isn't right. You could always name them Smith or Jones. Report Abuse

Reply:I had a client named Fok Yu. And another that sounded very much like Turdsack Cumsicle. Report Abuse

Reply:I'm annoyed by people with common names who try to be "different" by misspelling them: Kaathay, Rawn, Chellay.





There are millions of names. If you're going to risk being creative, then take the risk. Misspellings scream lack of education; even worse, lack of imagination. Report Abuse

Reply:because old names are very common already. for example, my name is Katherine and there are thousands of people who are named Katherine. It's nice to know if there's no person who has the same as you are. Like I named my daughter Kaitlyn Cassidy and her nickname is Kace, unique, right? Report Abuse

Reply:well i know i had a hard time coming up with baby names for my daughters when they were born. only because i didnt want a name you hear that often or that was already in our family. well my daughters names are arianna and evelyn. very uncommon. arianna you may hear but not much Report Abuse

Reply:Traditional names are boring and out dated, without a little twist to them like my daughters name is Halee "J" a comman name with a twist. I was watching tv the other night and heard the names Sabree (I like it) and Ever skye they are diffrent it is just the times. People want to be unique!!! Report Abuse

Reply:Personally, I like unique names. I have a unique name that has recently become a very popular name. Mine is spelled different. I am a female named Jaydn. My name is a big part of who I am. Report Abuse

Reply:I am a firm believer in naming your child something that appeals to the parents whether it is unique or old fashion. Who really cares what everyone else thinks about the name. I currently have one daughter. I chose the unique route with her. Her name is Ora Brennae. Report Abuse

Reply:In addition, when I meet new people they don't forget who I am because of my name. I like the fact that people are breaking out and getting creative. The world would be boring if we all had the same name., Report Abuse

Reply:Wow, this is the lead story on yahoo's front page right now. RIDICULOUS. I'm done with yahoo as my homepage. Report Abuse

Reply:This is stupid on so many levels. First of all think of the kid not yourself!!! You might think its fun and all to name your kid qwerty but what about him/her? Will it get butchered or made fun of? Guys come on keep it plain and simple. This is coming from a guy with a sister who's name is Ashlynn Report Abuse

Reply:A remark to the "best answer". Gwyneth named her girl Apple because her daughter was the apple of her eye, like the old saying. I am from Germany and I have never heard of a list of approved names. They just want to be unique. I must have had a hand full of friends named Ashley, Jennifer and so on. Report Abuse

Reply:Im going with kevin **** this. Im going to GMAIL/ Google as my ****. If this is what your gonna do yahoo screw you im leaving. Report Abuse

Reply:What'll happen now is that everyone will be naming their kids in an uncommon manner, and then suddenly, everyone will name their kids "Thomas" and "Anne" because those names will be uncommon.


I find my name uncommon- "Marianna" Report Abuse

Reply:I agree with the previous posts that the best answer is clearly ignorant and bigoted Report Abuse

Reply:Actually if you look up "most popular 100 names in America" you'll find that 1 in 4 names ends in @n (@ being the indefinite sound like at the end of Emma. Jayden, Brandon, Ethan... What's that all about? Report Abuse

Reply:The best answer comment about Germany is very misleading. There isn't a list of approved names, however there are some rules. All Germans register their names with the Standesamt, or local registry. Standards vary from place to place, and applicants who are turned down can appeal to the courts. Report Abuse

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The general rules are that A forename must indicate a person's gender; if it doesn't, a second name should be given that does. Also a name has to be known as a name for person and it must be decent in the sense that it cannot be considered offensive and derogative Report Abuse

Reply:i think it's because of people wanting to be different but also the fact that many people are modern and don't want to go traditional. it's just the time we live in. who knoes 20 years from now it could go back to everyone wanting to be traditional. Report Abuse

Reply:actually i really like jayden and dylan and mackenzie ..





they are wonderful names people feel what they feel when they name there children . like my kids are





megan irene


and


elijah david ..





i want there names to be out there and everyone be like wow cool names ... that like saying kids being kids .. parents will be parents and name them what they want . . they would proabably name it dog **** and might love it .. its there personality ..
Reply:Unusal names, in my opinion, are way better than really popular commonly used names. It's not that I don't like the names Madison or Emma or Aiden, it just that I don't want my kids growing up having to be called Madison B or Emma T or Aiden R becasue there are so many of them in their class they can't just be known as Madison, Emma and Aiden.





Modern names...well those are necessary. We can't always have the same old like Michael, Elizabeth and Thomas. What a boring world!





We named our daughter Peyton Alexis. Yeah, it might be modern, it' not an unusual name, but it fits her to a T! I can't imagine her having a name like Jennifer or Molly or something common and old fashioned. It just wouldn't be right.





So That's What's Up With That!
Reply:It is natural for names to come in and out of popularity.





As for "unusual" spellings, it's a vain attempt to make a common name less common, that usually end up causing grief for everyone because of mispronunciations and misspellings. The names still end up being pronounced the same in the end anyway.
Reply:I agree! I'm so sick of all those names. they seem to do it to be different but it's now backfired. Their kids go to preschool and they're in a room with three or four other Jaydens or Sadies or Neavehs or whatever. %26gt;sticks finger down throat for emphasis%26lt;
Reply:Names go in cycles. Flower names like Hyacinth are actually pretty old-fashioned.





I think most modern names right now are starting to sound very 80's and that traditional backlash has already begun with lots of little Jacks and Henrys and Abigails or Hannahs being born. Those names are already very trendy. And of of course Jacob, Emily, Emma are still top names.
Reply:Because "Good ole' names" are just annoying when you grow up, For me I hated it cause I have the most common name JESSICA and I hated when they said Jessica and wasn't talking to me! when you have a name no one really has (My son Korbin Fox) He won't have that sort of problems :-)
Reply:because a name is who and what u are for the rest of ur life! i picked unique names for my son and daughter and their names not only have meanings they fit their personalities just right.
Reply:Maybe people our trying to give their kids a fresh start which sounds funny but I have a cousin that teaches and she named her boys unique names because in her career she had so many problems with kids with some of the good ol' names that she didn't want anyone to have preconceived notion as to who her kids are they are their own little individuals just like my daughter Kylie who was not named after Kylie Monigue
Reply:i think because there are sooo many of one name people want their children to be unique and a unique spelling can help with that. Their name becomes part of who they are and their personality.
Reply:I named my kids Abigail and Jackson.


I think the names come and go in cycles. Those names were very popular 50 years ago, and they are starting to be popular again. I think people like to try to be original with the names and the wacky spellings. I just feel bad for the kids, they are the ones who are going to be carrying that name forever!
Reply:Different people like different names. It's just personal taste and preference.





Personally I like some "trendy" or "modern" names...my sons are named Dylan, Jaden, and Avery, and I have daughters with the names Ryleigh and Rowan. When I named Dylan and Jaden those names weren't nearly as trendy as they are now. I also like traditional names...I also have daughters named Amelia and Emma.








What's the "thumbs down" for? I was simply expressing my thoughts/opinion.
Reply:Some of the new names are. . .interesting.





We gave our children three names - some have said it helps deter identity theft (I don't know if it is true or not), but mostly because we liked so many names.





Our son's first name is Benjamin, but his middle names are very different.





Our daughter's first name is Hannah, but her second middle name is a little different.





To each their own, I guess.
Reply:You mean like my name Jetfire. My dad is a huge fan of Jet Li and my last name is Li.
Reply:well, I have to say my childrens names didn't fall in those categories!!! but you are right... a lot of people name their children after people and i dont understand it either?
Reply:Ya, I don't know why but that kinda irks me too.





My lil bro and his wife had a baby recently and named him Austin. It's not a terrible name or anything, but I don't think I'd ever name one of my kids after a city.





"Hey, this is my son, Oshkosh!"
Reply:I remember when I was little, I always wanted things that had my name on them. Keychains, pencils. bike license plates or whatever and nobody made them with my name. There was always Jenny and Heather, but never Marisa,


I remembered feeling left out until I got to school and I could just be called Marisa, not Jenny K or Heather P. When people talked about Michelle, you always had to ask which one? Maybe parents are trying to avoid that.
Reply:I love coming up with creative or interesting names for kids. I already have a list of like 6 names to choose from when my husband and I have kids:





Kaleigh Christine


Peyton Rose (Rose is my grandmother's name)


Brooklyn Paige


Tennison Layne (My husband wants this one and I love it)


Tanner David (David is my paternal grandfather's name)


Kassel Lambert (after our grandfathers)





I know we're not going to have 6 kids but I like these names. I also like Maycie and Colton. I like fun names. Some people name their kids after friends or family members no matter how wacky they actually are. It's okay they kids can blame their parents years down the road for their embarrassing names and turn right back around and do it to their kids.
Reply:I wanted to avoid the Jennifer problem with my daughter. For my son its actually a very common name or at least was when i was growing up, but it seems that the Dylans and stuff have moved it to a less common name. No clue what I'm going to name #3 because me and hubby can't agree on anything. I am looking to name list form the 50-80's because they are not used as much right now. I am also trying to avoid a name that a member of my family has which knocks out about 40 names i like.





Kids:





Serendipity Lynn


Alexander Dillon


??????? Nicholas
Reply:The reason why I like unusual and modern names is because I want my kid to have a name that no one else has in their class. A Name that they can be proud to introduce themsleves and not have someone say Thats My Name Too. A name that it just for them. I know that there will be other people with that name but probably not three of them in their class. I would never name my kid something like Emma because its waaayyyy too popular. My kids names are:





Chrystina


Chelsie


Maylynn


Emileigh-Paige (She goes by her middle name Zaya)


Jaden


Malachi


Vivien-Lyric
Reply:my children


Michael Vernon


Steven Francis


David Jesse


Samuel Xavier


Sarah Jane


I agree with you, when I had my eldest, the doc asked his name when i told him, he said, it was about time some one gave there child a decent name
Reply:I guess people like to have something they never heard before for their chiled?





Thats the best explination I can think of
Reply:idk. But I will name my children w/ modern names, cuz if it's an older name, it just doesn't fit in w/ todays civilization
Reply:Because everyone is the same, always going for the same name, they want to be unique. Sooo, why are you hatin??

croton plant

What are your favorite Biblical baby names?

It would be especially great if the names were a bit more unique than the Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Mary ones.





Are there any girl names that start with the letter S?





Thanks!

What are your favorite Biblical baby names?
I LOVE Bible names, especially for boys.


boys:


Abel


Abram


Adlai


Amos


Asa


Asher


Azariah


Azriel


Baruch


Benaiah


Boaz


Cain


Eben


Eleazer


Eli


Eliakim


Elias


Enoch


Ephraim


Esau


Ezra


Gabriel


Gershom


Gideon


Hazaiah


Hiram


Isaac


Japheth


Jedidiah


Jericho


Jethro


Job


Jonah


Jotham


Judah


Jude


Laban


Levi


Malachi


Matthias


Meshach


Micah


Moses


Naaman


Nehemiah


Nicodemus


Obadiah


Omri


Phineas


Reuben


Roman


Saul


Seth


Silas


Simeon


Simon


Solomon


Thaddeus


Tobias


Uriah


Zebedee


Zion





girls:


Abilene


Adah


Atarah


Bethel


Bethia


Delilah


Eden


Eve


Iscah


Iscah


Jael


Janoah


Jarah


Keturah


Keziah


Leah


Lydia


Mara


Mary


Miriam


Naamah


Naomi


Salome


Sarai


Selah


Seraphina


Talia


Tirzah


Vashti


Zippora





i'm pretty sure these are all Biblical...but a few might just be Hebrew and not actually in the Bible, so maybe double check the ones you love.
Reply:Well, if you want a girl name that's unique and starts with S, you could go with Sari...it was Sara's name before God changed it. Or Saphira...Other cool names wouldAnaniasy be Annanias, Aaron, or Eve. I found a couple good baby name websites that you could check out...The first one is all unusual names, the second is just bible baby names, and the third is just bible names. I hope it helps!
Reply:Both of children are named with Biblical names. My daughter's name is Sarah. :)





For our next baby, we're picking between Aaron or Leah. There are lots of Biblical names, some of which are pretty mainstream that I would never guess would come from the Bible.





There are some cool baby naming websites out there that list all kinds of names, and their meanings.





SOme names I like from the Bible are Jason, Ruth, Naomi, Elizabeth, Paul, Peter and Philip. I also love the name Tirzah even though it is a tad unusual. Miriam is pretty, too - both Tirzah and Miriam were characters in the movie Ben Hur with Charlton Heston. :)
Reply:I have always been a fan of Seraphina...it was an order of angels. Sera for short. Elijah was a Hebrew prophet, I am always a huge fan of Noah.


However there are several sites you can go to for biblical names specifically, www.behindthename.com is a good one, www.biblicalbabyname, babynamesgarden.com





Good Luck and God Bless
Reply:When we have a son we hope to name him Malachi. My brother took Isaiah and Jesus and named his son Jesiah instead of Josiah. My daughter's name is Anaya which is technically a guy's name in the Bible (Anaiah was Ezra's priest). I also have another nephew named Titus and some friend's named their sons Silas and Ezra. My family is FULL of biblical names:


Samuel, Elijah, Isaiah, Jared, Steven, Jeremiah, Susanna, Naomi, Anna, Ruth, Michael





S girl names: Sarai, Selah, Samariah, Sapphira, Saron, Serah, Salome', Sherah, Shelomi, Shiloh, Sia, Shia





Hope this was helpful! xx
Reply:my son is called noah jacob which i really like but noah has become very popular! i love biblical names but im unsure of girl ones beginning with s when i was pregnant i liked naomi for a girl which is biblical. i think there are alot more boys biblical names than girls.


you could buy a children's bible theres loads in them good luck x
Reply:Boys:


Gabriel, Aaron, Asher, Jason, Justus, Elijah/Elisha, Thaddeus, Christian, Demetrius, Michaiah, Nicodemus, Tobias,





Girls:


Abigail, Grace, Adah, Delilah (love the name,hate the meaning), Chloe, Hannah, Phoebe, Sapphira, Victoria





S girls:


Sapphira, Sarai, Shiloh, Seraphina
Reply:Oh my goodness what a coincidence me and my mum where talking about this the other day!





I like





Noah


Tanner


Dale


Kenan


Nathaniel


Eliah


Gabrielle


Eve


Tobias (Toby for short)


Jacob


Javan


Leah


Issac


Zachariah


Malachi


Teil


Cainan


Faith


Hamuel








Ones begging with S


Saffron


Samson


Sapphire


Sarah


Sariel


Saul


Seba


Sela


Seth
Reply:Emmanuel is the best, there's Gabriel, Paul, Adam, and Joseph


Girl names with an S: Sophie, Sarah, Susan, Serena, Sabrina, if you're looking for biblical names with an S, Sarah is all I know of.
Reply:Aaron


Abel


Adam


Ben


Cain


Caleb


Daniel


David


Elijah


Emanuele


Ethan


Harry


Issac


Isaiah


Jacob


Jake


Jamie


Jeremiah


Jesse


Joe


Joel


John


Jonathan


Jordan


Jose


Joseph


Josh


Joshua


Jude


Levi


Mario


Michael


Nathan


Nathaniel


Noah


Sam


Samuel


Seth


Taylor


Zachary


Zac




















Girls beginning with S





Samantha


Sara


Sarah


Simona


Simone











Lx
Reply:I'm not really a fan of Hebrew names, but I do like Miriam and Elizabeth. Non-Hebrew names from the Bible I like are Damaris, Claudia, Eve, Julia, Junia, Lydia and Felix.
Reply:Delilah, Zanoah, Josiah, Isaiah


Bethany, Abi, Karen, Calvary, Charran


Sara, Sansannah, Sapphira, Seron, Serah, Seneh





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Reply:Jacob, Micah, Ruth, Ester, Sarah, Isaac, Gabriel, Thomas, Andrew, Ezekiel (Zeke), Benjamin, Joseph, Elizabeth, Martha, etc. Hope this helps!
Reply:I like Gabriel, Malachi, and Micah for boys. Lydia is a Biblical girls name that I like. Sariah is a biblical name that starts w/ 'S'.
Reply:Caleb is my favorite biblical name.





Sarah is the only girl name that I can think of that starts with an S in the Bible.
Reply:I have always liked Joshua and Dathan.


Miriam is one of my favorite female names from the Bible.
Reply:How about...


Seforah, it's a Spanish version of Tzipporah.
Reply:I like Sarah, Elizabeth, Zachary and Lucas.
Reply:Girls:


Sarah


Leah


Hannah


Rachel


Rebekah





Boys:


Caleb


Jeremiah


Jonah


Noah


Jacob
Reply:Sarah Sari Sheba Simeon Stephen Saul Jacob
Reply:Jacob.
Reply:I love Andrew (the first chosen disciple) %26amp; Lucus/Luke. I also like Audrey, Mara and Ruth.
Reply:Luke and Sarah
Reply:Matthew, John and Luke
Reply:Noah and Sarah
Reply:TIMOTHY! only cos its my own name ^_^
Reply:I like the name Eva... it sound very special... bye!
Reply:Satan








:)

What are your least favorite baby names?

The ones you hear over and over again. The ones that make you cringe and think "poor kid." The ones you wish were never invented. Or at least just don't like.

What are your least favorite baby names?
bananano - that sound touching, and I wish I were like that, but that's just not me





I don't really like the names Albert and Alberta. Although I've never met anyone with those names.





I wouldn't really think 'poor kid', I mean, a name is basically only what you go by, it doesn't define your personality or anything.
Reply:my name is ashley....at least once a day i am in a situation where someone says "hey ashley" and at least three heads turn....gets a little irritating...





ive never been fond of the name Mckayla or however you want to spell it. i just dont like the way it sounds....





im also getting a little annoyed with the name hunter....partially because it reminds me of a guy i went to school with that i was never fond of, and partially because it just doesnt quite sound like an actuall name to me.
Reply:conrad markus brandy kelly and all the stupid african names black people name their children like moodeshu how lame.
Reply:I find each and every name special and enjoyable as the person with whom the name belongs.
Reply:Turlock
Reply:Any name that starts with La! And famous people that name the kid Coco or Apple or Phineas or what ever Julia Roberts named her kid!
Reply:it doesn't make me cringe..... i actually think it's really cute.....but i know hundreds of girl babies who are named emma.
Reply:"LaQuiesha"


"LaTifa"


"LaTrece"


Anything made up like that.


Brittney, Jennifer, Tiffany, Mellissa, etc. too popular names.
Reply:Jack. No offence to any Jack's that come here but I think it's a horrible name to give a kid. The kid could get called Jackass or something.
Reply:Porsche, Mercedes anything that is usually associated with a brand- no matter how it's spelt.
Reply:the "unique" spellers. I understand wanting to make a general name a little unique, but there is a line!!! don't cross it!


Odyssy= Audyscie, I swear, I can't make it up


Ashlan= Aisling I had no comment


So many more, especially normal names that get hyped-up in their spelling.


Poor kids! They have to go through years of teachers/friends/collegues butchering their name because of "creative" spelling.


Sorry if I have offended any "creative" spellers out there. My daughter has a unique name, but it is simple!!!





And some names just aren't for kids. Like, Agatha, Edith, you know the names that only grandma's have. LOL