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Unique First Names That I Have Found Nothing On
by Tiah (guest)
12/2/2002, 10:30 PM
Mayo
Tiahamana
Miya
Lilith
Jaimee
Iyanna
Jahmal
AhsanePlease Help
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- Meg (guest)
12/16/2002, 6:39 PM
I love the way Miya is spelled!!!
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- raindancing (guest)
12/4/2002, 4:26 PM
Hi in one of my baby name books Mayo is listed as a form of Matthew
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- Silver (guest)   +4
12/3/2002, 6:08 PM
...Mayo - from Mayoaise, a white tangy sauce
Miya - click Mya/Maia
Lilith - click on the name
Jaimee - try Jamie
Iyanna - click Ioanna
Jahmal - click Jamal
Ahsane - I dont know how you pronounce this, so type it in in the main search, and see the many names there
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- Phyllis (guest)   +3
12/4/2002, 3:06 PM
Mayo might be after the county in Ireland County Mayo, where some rather good Irish singers and songs come from (if not some good Irish, too. ;))Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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- Yahalome (guest)   +2
12/4/2002, 7:13 PM
Mayo is Spanish for May. Y :)
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- Silver (guest)   +1
12/4/2002, 7:29 PM
it still reminds me of mayonaise.... yuck
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- Yahalome (guest)
12/4/2002, 11:32 PM
Yeah, me too! If I wanted to use it as a name, I'd change the male ending to female, Maya. When I say it, it's better, "mie-oh", but imagine how a kid would be teased over that. "Mayonaise!" Y ;)
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- x (guest)
12/3/2002, 12:26 AM
these don't really sound like unique names, they look like bad spellings of names
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