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Help[Opinions] Re: Martha
in reply to a message by kayfiona
I love the name Martha. It has an earthy, earnest quality abuot it. It would make a lovely fn. Very refreshing.
I made suggestions below, in your post from yesterday. I'm not sure if you've had a chance to read them. Sorry if some of these are unwanted repetitions, but how about:
Martha Ellen Jean
Martha Alison Skye
Martha Elspeth Catriona
Martha Ailsa Jean
Martha Janet Catriona
Martha Hope Elspeth
Martha Anne Elspeth
Martha Frances Jean
Martha Eilidh Flora
Martha Abigail Isla
Martha Effie Jemima
Martha Miriam Ailsa
Martha Susan Ishbel / Iseabail
Martha Rosslyn Egidia (My book says these are both Scottish. I would double check, though.)
Two mns makes this a bewildering mess. But I think you can sift through and find a combination or two that might work. Thanks - this was a lot of fun.
P.S. Well blow me down. I just did a Google search using "Egidia" and "Scotland." Apparently, this was not an uncommon name for Scottish royalty in the middle ages. Wonderful!
I made suggestions below, in your post from yesterday. I'm not sure if you've had a chance to read them. Sorry if some of these are unwanted repetitions, but how about:
Martha Ellen Jean
Martha Alison Skye
Martha Elspeth Catriona
Martha Ailsa Jean
Martha Janet Catriona
Martha Hope Elspeth
Martha Anne Elspeth
Martha Frances Jean
Martha Eilidh Flora
Martha Abigail Isla
Martha Effie Jemima
Martha Miriam Ailsa
Martha Susan Ishbel / Iseabail
Martha Rosslyn Egidia (My book says these are both Scottish. I would double check, though.)
Two mns makes this a bewildering mess. But I think you can sift through and find a combination or two that might work. Thanks - this was a lot of fun.
P.S. Well blow me down. I just did a Google search using "Egidia" and "Scotland." Apparently, this was not an uncommon name for Scottish royalty in the middle ages. Wonderful!
This message was edited 1/19/2006, 11:51 AM
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