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[Opinions] Re: Middle Name for.... Pebbles..
in reply to a message by Bex
I have heard of a girl named Pebble from one of my mom's coworkers who went to Australia for a work exchange and met the family there (we're in Canada and she is a teacher). Anyway, Pebble's parents chose it because of the idea that when you drop a pebble into like a pond it causes the ripple effect, which could represent how one person can affect so many different people in their time spent alive. I thought it was interesting.Anyway, I'm not sure how I like the sound of Pebble/Pebbles for a name, it just sounds like a name for a pet like Snickers or something. Are you sure she's set on it?I would suggest another name like Penelope or Petra (meaning is stone, so that is similar?) where they could call her Pebbles as a nickname, at least by family and when she is a kid. That way she could grow up with a normal name and still use Pebbles by close friends.Actually, now I'm kind of liking the idea of Petra / Petrova / Petrina / Pierrette or any feminine Peter variant because of the meaning of stone. It would kind of match if a Petra went by Pebbles for a nickname. Do you think your sister would consider this?Also found Peninnah while doing a search, meaning "precious stone" or "pearl." Pearl / Perla could work too?I'm also not one for P- names but it sounds like a better option to me. Hahah please tell us what she thinks or decides on!
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I like your Petra concept.
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Finally a small positive twist to Pebbles. I dislike the name, but the ripple effect reasoning is kind of nice.The idea of variants of Peter because of its meaning also really good.
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