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Re: BA's from Germany
by
Anthroponomastics
10/18/2009, 3:00 PM
in reply to
a message by Chaka
I like...
Peggy
* (but in Germany?)
Livie
Smilla
Matilda
Helena
*
Lotta
Melina
Josephine
*
Melinda
Johanna
*
Polly
Lotta
Feline
Helene
Rosa
Liliana
Helene
Emilia
Elsa
Viktoria
Magdalena
Caroline
** (Nice to see a
Magdalena
for once, and
Caroline
goes really well in such a
German
combo...it wouldn't work in
America
though.)
Klara-Helene*
Marlene
Anna
Lucia
*
Lucy
Anna
Helena
Cecilia
*
Eva
Sophia
*
Maja
Clara
Maria
** (Classic
German
combo!)
Eva
Sophie
Laura
Marie
Emily
Melody
Sophia
*
Aimee
Florentine** (Nice. This name seems rare. I'm happy to see it used!)
Charlotte
*
Magdalena
**
Nele
Gerda
Hermine
*
Marissa
Theodor
Alwin
*
Quentin
Garbor
Charlie
Alexander
Jonas
Anton
Karl
Pepe
Davide
August
Ferdinand
* (Strong, classic
German
combo!)
Theodor
Moritz
Felix
* (I have not seen a
Felix
in a really long time. What a pleasant surprise!)
Lennox
*
Luca-Valentino
Giovanni
Noah
Hannes
Johan
Kilian
Elias
Conrad
Simon
Levi
Ian-Dean
Christoph
Georg
*
Ansgar
Hannes
Dominik
Richard
*
Johann
August
**
Maximilian
Luca
Wilhelm
Bruno
Simon
Jeremy
Emil
Fjodor
Karl
Luise
&
Klara
Selma
&
Ida
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BA's from Germany
·
Chaka
·
10/18/2009, 1:56 PM
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Re: BA's from Germany
·
brydz
·
10/18/2009, 4:52 PM
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Re: BA's from Germany
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Shaymin
·
10/18/2009, 4:20 PM
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Re: BA's from Germany
·
Anthroponomastics
·
10/18/2009, 3:00 PM
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Re: BA's from Germany
·
Capucine
·
10/18/2009, 2:16 PM