Male: Andrew, Bryan, David
Female: Briony, Olivia, Emma
Female: Briony, Olivia, Emma
Favorite Names? (Male/Female)
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^ I always wanted to be an Elizabeth; it was my godmother's name. Plus, you have all those nickname possibilities---Eliza, Elle, Ellie, Liz, Lizzie, Beth, Bette, Bess, Betsy. But, on the other hand, I've known lots of Elizabeths--some I've liked and some not, so I'm not sure I could still call it a favorite. I've always hated the name I was given, but at least now, it's more well known.
For boys I like Arthur and Robin (I think if I ever have a kid I'd name him Robin, after my brother).
For a girl I like Ruby. I think it sounds confident and strong, but still feminine.
For a girl I like Ruby. I think it sounds confident and strong, but still feminine.
Ruby is a popular name these days and deservedly so I think.
Plenty of names I like, from all over the world.
But keeping with Italian names, I'll say:
for boys Michele, Gabriele, Luca, Marco, and of course Dario;
for girls Aurora, Beatrice, Sofia, Giada, and Emilia.
But keeping with Italian names, I'll say:
for boys Michele, Gabriele, Luca, Marco, and of course Dario;
for girls Aurora, Beatrice, Sofia, Giada, and Emilia.
male: Peter, Benjamin, Adam, Duncan, Nathan
female: Elizabeth, Afra, Minna, Hilde, Methis
female: Elizabeth, Afra, Minna, Hilde, Methis
^^^I wanted to name my youngest son, Liam Thomas, after my grandfather Thomas William but my husband didn't like the names. My son ended up being called Marcus James.
Girl: Portia
She is the heroine of William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." I find the name to be quite lovely.
Boy: Paul
No particular reason - just to keep with the "Names Starting with the Letter 'P' Theme."
She is the heroine of William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." I find the name to be quite lovely.
Boy: Paul
No particular reason - just to keep with the "Names Starting with the Letter 'P' Theme."
You wouldn't happen to be in the music or movie business, would you?
You know, above the implications, it is a lovely name.
It is indeed. The One Who Brings Light (lux = light ; ferre = to bring, to carry, but interestingly also: to endure).
LOL never thought that my 7 years of Latin would pay off one day
LOL never thought that my 7 years of Latin would pay off one day
It is indeed. The One Who Brings Light (lux = light ; ferre = to bring, to carry, but interestingly also: to endure).
LOL never thought that my 7 years of Latin would pay off one day
I know but usually when I say that, people are thankful that I don't plan to have children
I grew up with two lasses called Shoshana and Georgina (though the latter usually went with just Gina). I liked both of those names and also Elizabeth.
For guys, Joe was a common one in the family but I'd say my favourite name would be David, Michael or Stephen.
I'd probably include family names for any kids down the road though.
For guys, Joe was a common one in the family but I'd say my favourite name would be David, Michael or Stephen.
I'd probably include family names for any kids down the road though.
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