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Re: She wasn't talking to you . . .
I see that now. I am eating it. Thanks for pointing it out to me. But Jaden didn't even write anything... so I couldn't see how she was talking to Jaden. Anyway, I see that I was wrong and, again, I'm sorry to both of you: Caprice and Chrisell. It's just that the name, Tawena, was spelled out so clearly in the dream and it exists, apparently, in some bad children's book about Native Americans, but it could just be some non-sensical made up name that is supposed to sound Native American. It's important because we're having a daughter and her name is of special concern to me.
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Yes, of course it's important to check on the meaning and origin of names for daughters - see the posting on Daev above! But for that reason it's usually sensible to stick fairly closely to the known and familiar, or at least the checkable. Rather have her one of several Ediths or Gladyses than the one and only Daev ...Have fun with your child when she comes.All the best
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Thanks. Hopefully something will come along with regards to the name. I really like Lani (Heavenly in Hawaiin) as a second name. Oh, and I'm not sure about the Daev reference... where I'm supposed to look.
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Further up this page! Someone liked the name, put it in her subject line, and got firmly corrected by Daividh.Are you aware that there's a Meaning Search function on the Home page? You type in the meaning you want, and names with that meaning are found for you. Might be fun!
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