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Help[Opinions] Re: some BAs
in reply to a message by Lethe
Names I like:
Isla McKenzie
Iris Elizabeth (Annie) * - I like Annie and Iris as a sibset.
Freya Lilly Shirley - Like Freya but it's got too many ys in the whole name
Romilly Ann & Romilly Erica Kitty - interesting that there are two Romillys.
Emilia Georgina (Katie + Ben)
Keara Erin Robyn (Conall + Rowan) - Sounds a bit trendy but I like it
Freyja Elizabeth * - Would prefer Freya
Livya Francesca (Harry) - Would love if it was Livia Francesca
Names I don't like:
Elliner Joy - This spelling of Eleanor / Elinor is terrible.
Madisyn Margaret Andrea - Aaagh, I thought all the Madisyns were in America?!
Chelsea (Haydn) urgh - agree. Chelsea is v dated now.
Pearl (Bobby + David) - dislike Pearl but I can see it coming back into fashion.
Shelby Maya (sibs Harry, Jorja + Kemsley, cousins India + Finn) - I love India and Finn as a sibset, they are two of my favourite names!
Jaden Jewel Veronica (so Jaden’s unisex now is it)
Anaise Jade - Never heard Anaise but it's quite pretty. Dislike Jade
Boys:
Names I like:
Aidan Alan (Sam)
Logan Wallace (Alexander)
Lachlan Alexander Lindsay (Isla) - I could do without Lindsay being there but overall, very nice.
Jacob Anthony (Alfie)
Toby Nathaniel (Fraser)
Flynn Raymond (Ethan) - Dislike Raymond but not too bad as a mn
MacKenzie Alexander Mark (Angel)
Joshua Milo
The other boys names were not my style.
Two babies named Hunter? I usually associate Hunter with Aussie BAs.
Rory (m) and Rowan (f) - For two boys this would be great (although I disapprove of matching initials. I don't mind Rowan on a girl but don't love it as much as for a boy. Really dislike their pronunciation though. Surely, she'll have a lot of problems later with that?
Isla McKenzie
Iris Elizabeth (Annie) * - I like Annie and Iris as a sibset.
Freya Lilly Shirley - Like Freya but it's got too many ys in the whole name
Romilly Ann & Romilly Erica Kitty - interesting that there are two Romillys.
Emilia Georgina (Katie + Ben)
Keara Erin Robyn (Conall + Rowan) - Sounds a bit trendy but I like it
Freyja Elizabeth * - Would prefer Freya
Livya Francesca (Harry) - Would love if it was Livia Francesca
Names I don't like:
Elliner Joy - This spelling of Eleanor / Elinor is terrible.
Madisyn Margaret Andrea - Aaagh, I thought all the Madisyns were in America?!
Chelsea (Haydn) urgh - agree. Chelsea is v dated now.
Pearl (Bobby + David) - dislike Pearl but I can see it coming back into fashion.
Shelby Maya (sibs Harry, Jorja + Kemsley, cousins India + Finn) - I love India and Finn as a sibset, they are two of my favourite names!
Jaden Jewel Veronica (so Jaden’s unisex now is it)
Anaise Jade - Never heard Anaise but it's quite pretty. Dislike Jade
Boys:
Names I like:
Aidan Alan (Sam)
Logan Wallace (Alexander)
Lachlan Alexander Lindsay (Isla) - I could do without Lindsay being there but overall, very nice.
Jacob Anthony (Alfie)
Toby Nathaniel (Fraser)
Flynn Raymond (Ethan) - Dislike Raymond but not too bad as a mn
MacKenzie Alexander Mark (Angel)
Joshua Milo
The other boys names were not my style.
Two babies named Hunter? I usually associate Hunter with Aussie BAs.
Rory (m) and Rowan (f) - For two boys this would be great (although I disapprove of matching initials. I don't mind Rowan on a girl but don't love it as much as for a boy. Really dislike their pronunciation though. Surely, she'll have a lot of problems later with that?
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2 Romilly's surprised me too but it does have some currency over here. There's a news correspondent called Romilly Weeks, and while she's not a big celebrity, and I don't think parents would be honouring her, I think hearing her name said on the news all the time means it's in the public consciousness, and it takes a bit of the strangeness away.
I don't think Rowan will have too much trouble since it is the way the tree is pronounced, and Rowan on a girl is less common in the first place, so I feel people would be more likely to accept it as being from the tree rather than the same as the male Rowan from the Gaelic name, if that makes sense.
I don't think Rowan will have too much trouble since it is the way the tree is pronounced, and Rowan on a girl is less common in the first place, so I feel people would be more likely to accept it as being from the tree rather than the same as the male Rowan from the Gaelic name, if that makes sense.
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