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[Facts] A Pretty Middle Name
by Jennifer (guest)
7/6/2001, 2:34 PM
Can anyone out there give me an idea on what middle name I can use with the name Emily? Thanks!
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- 'Cole (guest)   +1
7/6/2001, 6:19 PM
What about "Emily Amelia"? "Amelia" is the Latin form of the German name "Emily". I thought it sounded pretty, though perhaps a little redundant. I like Davidh's suggestion of "Emily Rose" as well.
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- Daividh (guest)
7/6/2001, 9:25 PM
Why, thankyoo! : )
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- Jennifer (guest)   +5
7/6/2001, 2:38 PM
To add to my message i can not use the middle names elizabeth,nicole,maria,marie due to family already having those.Thanks!
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- Daividh (guest)
7/6/2001, 4:52 PM
Emily Rose!
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- Selwyn (guest)   +3
7/6/2001, 3:07 PM
AnagramHow about "Fern " since that is a anagram of Jennifer and it is actually a real name too.
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- Nanaea   +2
7/6/2001, 3:51 PM
Actually, "Fern " isn't an anagram of "Jennifer ", because an anagram has to consist of *all* of the letters of the word which you are anagramming. For example, "Weslyn" is an anagram of "Selwyn ", because all 6 letters are used in making the new name.But "Fern " is a good suggestion for a middle name, Selwyn ! :)-- Nanaea
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- Selwyn (guest)   +1
7/6/2001, 5:19 PM
Ooops :) (txt)I seem to have misunderstood something there then :)
Thank you for telling me so that I do not misinform others.
Yet, what is it then called when one makes new words out of a name/word without using all the letters?
Does that have a name at all or how?-Selwyn
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- Nanaea
7/6/2001, 6:48 PM
It's called a "partial anagram".
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