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in reply to a message by Bex
It's always nice to see a couple of jacks. Jyden is new to me, though I don't really like it, it's not my style at all, there seem to be quite a few -den names, but I guess that's normal now at AMerican schools... brinley looks likea girl's name, it's not bad, but not really my style. Deakin is new to me, some form of Deacon? or something more exotic? Great to see Angus, I love it! Diesel, yuck! Toanui... I don't even know how to pronounce it the right way, looks Asian to me.
I guess Dallas isn't common on young boys. I'm not from an ENglish-speaking country, but that's what I've heard. Haven't ever heard of Hieu! Lleyton seems quite out there to me.
Calella is interesting. I like names with a lot of l, but Calella seems a bit overloaded with it. :D Looks a bit like some elaborated,quirky feminine form of Caleb. How nice to see Calista! And Clari is interesting. Semee looks like misspelled Esmee. I really dislike Tameca. Allyse looks interesting, though I much prefer Alys. Airlie, haven't heard it before. Jazz - well, that's a bit weird, I'd rather go with Jazzlyn if I had to. Nerida sounds like a nymph's name. Aysia... misspelled Asia, or AIsha. Tallulah is sweet.
I love Michaela a lot but I really dislike Micayla. I really love Elisha. More for boys, but it's cute on girls too. It's always lovely to see an Isabelle. Cloe... Chloe is so beautiful, but without the h this name looks very odd. I've never seen Manisha before, I like many names with the -isha ending, but this one does't appeal to me at all. Uditha? A form of Judith?
Isabella Ivy is an interesting combo. I kinda like Reeve, it sounds nice. Tulleerah looks weird, but sounds a bit whimsical, I think Tullie would be a nice nickname. :D I love Emmeline, and Amelia too, though I'm not very sure if these names flow well as a sibset. I like Lily-Grace as a hyphenated name.
Emilia Anna - proud mummy to two Russian blue cats - Misha and Sasha, - sister to Olek (Aleksander) and Zofijka (Zofia).
My personal name lists:
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/154777/116588
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/154777
My blog link:
https://myinnermishmash.wordpress
I guess Dallas isn't common on young boys. I'm not from an ENglish-speaking country, but that's what I've heard. Haven't ever heard of Hieu! Lleyton seems quite out there to me.
Calella is interesting. I like names with a lot of l, but Calella seems a bit overloaded with it. :D Looks a bit like some elaborated,quirky feminine form of Caleb. How nice to see Calista! And Clari is interesting. Semee looks like misspelled Esmee. I really dislike Tameca. Allyse looks interesting, though I much prefer Alys. Airlie, haven't heard it before. Jazz - well, that's a bit weird, I'd rather go with Jazzlyn if I had to. Nerida sounds like a nymph's name. Aysia... misspelled Asia, or AIsha. Tallulah is sweet.
I love Michaela a lot but I really dislike Micayla. I really love Elisha. More for boys, but it's cute on girls too. It's always lovely to see an Isabelle. Cloe... Chloe is so beautiful, but without the h this name looks very odd. I've never seen Manisha before, I like many names with the -isha ending, but this one does't appeal to me at all. Uditha? A form of Judith?
Isabella Ivy is an interesting combo. I kinda like Reeve, it sounds nice. Tulleerah looks weird, but sounds a bit whimsical, I think Tullie would be a nice nickname. :D I love Emmeline, and Amelia too, though I'm not very sure if these names flow well as a sibset. I like Lily-Grace as a hyphenated name.
Emilia Anna - proud mummy to two Russian blue cats - Misha and Sasha, - sister to Olek (Aleksander) and Zofijka (Zofia).
My personal name lists:
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/154777/116588
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/154777
My blog link:
https://myinnermishmash.wordpress
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