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If you had to choose names from the following categories, what would you pick? “I’ll just skip” isn’t an option :)
FN = first name
MN = middle name
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
*previously posted as summitseeker*
--hike more / worry less--
FN = first name
MN = middle name
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
*previously posted as summitseeker*
--hike more / worry less--
This message was edited 6/17/2018, 5:17 PM
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1. Merle Sophia, Merle Theresa, Merle Cassandra... haven't found the right middle name yet.
2. Holiday Vivian, Bay Eleanor, Bee Judith, Oleander Vincent
3. Marvin Glenn, Roger Clyde
4. Myra Pauline, Kay Florence, Agnes Lydia
5. gonna have to come back to this one.
6. Ava Sophia, Lyla Ophelia, Emmett Hayes, Theo Dante (idk, i looked at boys' names that had sizable jumps in 2017)
2. Holiday Vivian, Bay Eleanor, Bee Judith, Oleander Vincent
3. Marvin Glenn, Roger Clyde
4. Myra Pauline, Kay Florence, Agnes Lydia
5. gonna have to come back to this one.
6. Ava Sophia, Lyla Ophelia, Emmett Hayes, Theo Dante (idk, i looked at boys' names that had sizable jumps in 2017)
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Leo Everett
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Plum Ariadne
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Norman Arthur
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Anita Ruth
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Zoa Lume
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Luna Violet
Leo Everett
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Plum Ariadne
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Norman Arthur
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Anita Ruth
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Zoa Lume
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Luna Violet
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I actually really like Plum Ariadne!
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Hmmmm...
1. Taliesin Olivia
2. Solace Evelyn
3. Kenneth Ernest
4. Karen Rosemary
5. Eslind Bellara
6. Noah Bennett
1. Taliesin Olivia
2. Solace Evelyn
3. Kenneth Ernest
4. Karen Rosemary
5. Eslind Bellara
6. Noah Bennett
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
-Atlas Viviana
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Do I get bonus points for two word names?
-Barricade Prosper Maxence (According to LMS, Barricade was used after the Russian revolution because people were being all themey about it. I'm not about Communism, but this makes me think of Les Mis and of that, I am a big fan.)
-Tuesday Harmony Adeline
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
-Douglas Calvin Eugene
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
-Carol Dorothy Winifred
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
-Adelilah Ponoma (I named a character Ponoma after repeatedly mispronouncing Pomona, but I don't know how to spell it to make sure people say it puh-nome-ah.)
-Sebastiel Finnio
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
-Stella Brooklyn
-Luca Brighton
-Atlas Viviana
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Do I get bonus points for two word names?
-Barricade Prosper Maxence (According to LMS, Barricade was used after the Russian revolution because people were being all themey about it. I'm not about Communism, but this makes me think of Les Mis and of that, I am a big fan.)
-Tuesday Harmony Adeline
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
-Douglas Calvin Eugene
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
-Carol Dorothy Winifred
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
-Adelilah Ponoma (I named a character Ponoma after repeatedly mispronouncing Pomona, but I don't know how to spell it to make sure people say it puh-nome-ah.)
-Sebastiel Finnio
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
-Stella Brooklyn
-Luca Brighton
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN Is it cheating if I use a name like Clarus that has a feminine sound? If not I'd go for Clarus Josephine or Florin Isabelle. If it is I'll go with Robert Anna "Bertie".
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine. Epoch George or Sonder Eloise
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.” Wendell Roy -or- Johnny Roger
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.” Connie Georgene -or- Georgette Nancy
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine. Isolia -or Isalind middle name to be decided
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK. Jasper Brooks & Ivy Harper
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine. Epoch George or Sonder Eloise
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.” Wendell Roy -or- Johnny Roger
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.” Connie Georgene -or- Georgette Nancy
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine. Isolia -or Isalind middle name to be decided
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK. Jasper Brooks & Ivy Harper
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I didn't know that, that's cool
The names go pretty well together.
PNL: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/151224
The names go pretty well together.
PNL: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/151224
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All MNs are honouring, which was sometimes hard with the rules... :)
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Loki Odilia Constanza
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Revolution Pier Marine "Revo"
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Harvey Marinus Philip
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Leona Eleanor Constance
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Elova Marijna Roelijn or Bocas Wilmo Benstan
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Aria Catalina Maren
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Loki Odilia Constanza
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Revolution Pier Marine "Revo"
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Harvey Marinus Philip
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Leona Eleanor Constance
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Elova Marijna Roelijn or Bocas Wilmo Benstan
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Aria Catalina Maren
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Grayson Audrey “Gracie”
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Stetson Jace (b)
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Stanley Charles
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Hmm... Betty Mae.
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Ryla Nistelle (g)
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Bodhi Rain
Grayson Audrey “Gracie”
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Stetson Jace (b)
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Stanley Charles
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Hmm... Betty Mae.
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Ryla Nistelle (g)
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Bodhi Rain
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Siluca Doristania is really cool and I'm feeling it.
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Agreed
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN.
- Dorian Evangeline
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
- Early Leander
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
- Robin Laurence
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
- Olive Rosalie
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
-Lunore Maurette
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
- Charlotte Madison OR Oliver Wyatt
- Dorian Evangeline
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
- Early Leander
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
- Robin Laurence
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
- Olive Rosalie
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
-Lunore Maurette
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
- Charlotte Madison OR Oliver Wyatt
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Jules Audrea
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Plum Cordelia
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Beauregard Neville
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Glynis Muriel
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Fionora Junifred
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Arlo Wilder
Jules Audrea
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Plum Cordelia
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Beauregard Neville
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Glynis Muriel
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Fionora Junifred
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Arlo Wilder
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Cantarine Lumia is quite lovely.
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Thanks
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Lumia reminds me of Lumina and Luminița, real Romanian names. :)
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Mulțumesc! Btw I’m studying Romanian pretty intensely and Luminița was an inspiration for it.
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I'm studying Romanian too!
But I kind of fired my tutor (45 minutes late was the closest he had ever been on time to one of our scheduled meetings and he cancelled a number of them after I was already there waiting) so I've been considering trying to teach myself the basics before I hire someone else. idk.
It seems like a beautiful language. It's fun to listen to others speak. I'm making myself learn at least the basics before I visit which I really want to do (even though I know they all speak English).
But I kind of fired my tutor (45 minutes late was the closest he had ever been on time to one of our scheduled meetings and he cancelled a number of them after I was already there waiting) so I've been considering trying to teach myself the basics before I hire someone else. idk.
It seems like a beautiful language. It's fun to listen to others speak. I'm making myself learn at least the basics before I visit which I really want to do (even though I know they all speak English).
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Ahh :( These are so hard.
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Gah. Maybe Ambrose "Rosie" :(
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Church (for a boy)
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Arthur Francis -- to be fair, I could use heaps of these
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Hilda Constance (I did use Hilda for my daughter!)
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Huwer Reth (boy)
(Literally just banged the keys and took a few letters out)
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Arlo Story (b)
1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Gah. Maybe Ambrose "Rosie" :(
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Church (for a boy)
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Arthur Francis -- to be fair, I could use heaps of these
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Hilda Constance (I did use Hilda for my daughter!)
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Huwer Reth (boy)
(Literally just banged the keys and took a few letters out)
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Arlo Story (b)
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Merlin Violet
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Tarn Magnus
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Raymond Myron
if that's too classic, Marvin Woodrow. Virgil Floyd.
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Carol Marcia
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Feirlitt Kalasha
Sylvek Ruidian
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
River Kaia
Mars Kai
Merlin Violet
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Tarn Magnus
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Raymond Myron
if that's too classic, Marvin Woodrow. Virgil Floyd.
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Carol Marcia
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Feirlitt Kalasha
Sylvek Ruidian
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
River Kaia
Mars Kai
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Kind of a big fan of Sylvek.
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN Adrian Claire
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine. Leaf Morgan
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.” Arthur Eugene
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.” Sylvia Judith
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine. Arcenciel Elizabel
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK. Aiden Wyatt
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine. Leaf Morgan
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.” Arthur Eugene
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.” Sylvia Judith
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine. Arcenciel Elizabel
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK. Aiden Wyatt
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1. A traditionally male FN for a girl. You can use a feminine MN
Ryan Daisy or Jordan Ivy
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Temple Josephine
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Gilbert Clayton
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Marlene Pearl
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Melcora Rosevine
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Audrey Hazel or Jack Roman
Ryan Daisy or Jordan Ivy
2. An English wordname that’s not traditionally used as a name (no Summer, Hope, etc.). Choose any MN. Any gender is fine.
Temple Josephine
3. A male FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old man name.”
Gilbert Clayton
4. A female FN and MN dated to the 1940s or 50s. No classics, this must be something considered an “old lady name.”
Marlene Pearl
5. An entirely made up / invented FN and MN. Portmanteaus are fine.
Melcora Rosevine
6. A “trendy” FN and MN. This can be something currently rising in popularity or something that fits current trends. Any gender is OK.
Audrey Hazel or Jack Roman
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I'm afraid I don't know what your abbreviation stand for but my favorite word names are melody, symphony, harmony, serenity, when I was going through my musical theater phase I thought it'd be cute to name a boy and girl Hymn and Harmony
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MN = middle name
FN = first name
FN = first name
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