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[SPINOZA]

Rosa

[nautilus]

Courtney:


"I love your from the bottom of my pencil case
Oh shirley, oh deborah, oh julie, oh jane
I wrote so many songs about you
I forget your name (I forget your name)
Jennifer, alison, phillipa, sue, deborah, annabel, too
I forget your name"....~

[Delirium's Brother]

My all-time favorite girl's name is Zoe (life); my second favorite is Sophia/Sophie (wisdom).

I have seven neices and no nephews (in descending order of age): April, Brandy, Brittany, Kaitlin, Victoria, Keirha and Elizabeth. My Brothers have a strong inclination for stripper names, apparently.

My best friend has three daughters and no sons: Celeste, Bianca, and Luna. His wife is Uruguayan. I was with them on the Spanish colour names, but then they broke the theme with the last kid. The last one was a bit out there. Thank God she has a normal middle name (Elizabeth).

[cosmicgirlie]

I hated my name growing up. I was in a sea of Amy's, Sarah's, Jennifer's and Patricia's. It was not until I was much older that I appreciated my name--Veronica--

As for girls names I like Bailey--my daughters name--Chloe, Ella, Lilly, and my sister's name Yvonne.

[SPINOZA]

I tend to favour traditional English names that can be shortened to something lovely like Elizabeth (which can be shortened to the lovely Beth) and Victoria (Vicky).

But overall I really like Italian names for girls because they sound so girly....like Rosa (as I said) and Sonia (even though the latter is as common as filth).

[Muramasa blade]

Yuna, Celes/Ceres and Aerith/Aeris.

[sistersarah]

Margaret, Ada, Ruby, Lillian

[Matilda]

I love the sound of Gemma, Freya, Grace and Sophie.

I also like the name Charlie for a girl. I too have a unisex sounding name (Peta) and when I was growing up, having a 'boy's name' meant I also had 'boy's germs' It is only now being grown up that I appreciate having something a little different.

[The Hammer]

Lakicia
Kayesha
Roshanda
Yolonda

[Buff]

Natalie
Ava
Kate (not Katie...Katies are too bubbly and tend to have whiny voices in my experience)

[SeoulFinn]

"Hi, I'm Easy"

[theatrelily]

I like the Julie for how it sounds in French...

(Danielle for the same reason and could be shortened to "Danny" if it suits her personality...)

Chloe
Gwen

[stevemcgarrett]

That's a breeze:

Candy, Bambi, Bunny, Kitty, Desiree, Scarlet, and Natasha. Maybe.

But seriously,

Erin, Lily, Maria, ...

WORST NAMES:

Blanche, Doris (sounds dumb), Doreen (ditto), Donna, Dodie, most D's,
Agnes, Gertrude, Marge, (you get the idea)

TIRED NAMES

Jessica, Brittany, Ashley (anything sounding California bimbo)

[princess]

[princess]

Ariel
Chloe
Tiffany
Nadia
Isabella
Emerald