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[Opinions] Re: Looking for French and Swedish names to go with Lyra.

by Bear (guest)

3/17/2005, 11:20 AM

French:

Lyra Celeste
Lyra Sylvie
Lyra Ines (ee-nezz)
Lyra Martine
Lyra Margot
Lyra Isabelle
Lyra Josephine
Lyra Seraphine
Lyra Noel (if a Christmas baby)
Lyra Gisele
Lyra Fleur
Lyra Eugenie
Lyra Anais
Lyra Pascale
Lyra Esme(e)
Lyra Eloise
Lyra Delphine
Lyra Cosette/Colette
Lyra Clemence
Lyra Colombe
Lyra Mathilde

Swedish/Scandinavian:

Lyra Ingrid
Lyra Astrid
Lyra Britt
Lyra Kristen
Lyra Freja (fray-a)
Lyra Frieda
Lyra Dagmar
Lyra Julie
Lyra Kari
Lyra Mai (mie)
Lyra Maia
Lyra Maren

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- Miss Claire +3

3/17/2005, 11:54 AM

Just to say that Ines is ee-nes in French, and that Esme / Esmee don't exist, and Cosette is not used... Oh, and Noel is male... sorry lol

~~ Claire ~~

- Mikah (guest)

3/18/2005, 6:38 AM

The french culture in Canada uses these names.

- Isla +1

3/18/2005, 4:40 AM

I agree with you on Noel, but as for the others: A name can still be French (click the links) even though it's not widely used in France or at least in your area.

- Siri (guest)

3/18/2005, 8:34 AM

Don't bother.

Claire is sure that she's completely correct in thinking she knows everything there is to know about Jewish and French names. She's even postive that Asherah, an ancient goddess, is a feminine form of Asher!

Siri

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