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How about Bertie or you could spell it Birdie? They aren't really my style, but they could work as a feminine version.

I'd pick Berta, Bertina, or Bertha.

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Miranda

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Berta
Roberta
Alberta
Bertha

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~Heather~
"Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?" - Ernest Gaines
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know peace" - Jimi Hendrix

Theres Roberta, the feminine of Robert. It's the name of my husband's mother. That could work...

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Alyx-Andrea Madison and Lyndsay Kylie (born '00)
Aidan Jacob Dylan and Jayden Alan Eric (born '03)
on-the-way Symantha Scout Skye (Due end of Sept.)

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Next babies:
(if girl) Courntie-Emma Ashleigh Lesley
(If boy) Keega

Hmm...

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That's kind of a toughie! How about:
Bertramine (my favourite)
Bertramina
Bertrande
Bertranda
Bertrandia
Bertrandina
Bertrandine
Bertrana
Bertrania

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The feminine Welsh name Branwen means "fair raven", which is similar to Bertram's meaning ("bright raven").

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I absolutely LOVE Bertram for a boy, BTW. :]

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This message was edited 9/2/2006, 12:26 PM

Berta prehapes or Bertina

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or you could look at the meaning and go for a name with a similar meaning
Bertram means Bright Raven

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Raven =

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Branwen
Brenna
Raven

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Bright =

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Bertha
Clare
Niamh / Neve
Phaedra
Phoebe

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Paula

I can only think of Bertrama....

Raven Bright maybe (based on the meaning of Bertram)
or Bertha Raven
or Bertha Ravenna
I don't think there is a name like: Bertramina or something like this.

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This message was edited 9/2/2006, 10:12 AM