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First, roll the dice to decide where you live (http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/ks1/maths/dice/twelve.htm)
1: Wellington
2: Hastings
3: Nelson
4: Waipu
5: Wanganui
6:...

LN: Borthwick-Rumboll
DW: Isobel Mary Horatia
DH: Edgar Alexander George

Roll the dice (http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/ks1/maths/dice/twelve.htm) to determine the...

I noticed that you really have two styles going here. You've got classics like Margaret and Benjamin, and names that were more popular around the '70's, like Tina and Tricia. You might want to think...

Do you have a certain kind of sound that you like? Do you like names that are classic, old-fashioned, surnames, andro-girly, words? Knowing your style and the kind of sound that you gravitate towards...

Here are some names similar to the "Lan" part of Lanity, too, in case your writing brain won't let you stray too far from that (often happens to me.)

Lana
Landry
Lenka
Lennox
Leona
Leonore...

There aren't too many names that end in "ity", per se, but I've suggested a few, and added other names with a similar rhythm to them, that three-syllable pattern ending in a "y" sound.

"Ity"...

Anything ending in -lyn/-lynn, -syn/-son, -tyn/ton, -dyn/-den/-dan, or -lee/-ley/-leigh.

Pippa and Rose are perfection together.

I worked in a toystore a few years ago -- trendy area of a Washington DC suburb, so things got interesting. There were absolute passels of Finns, Lilas, Laylas, Lolas and Evelyns. I think my favorite...

Possible Top 10 of the future...

Girls:
1. Penelope
2. Clara
3. Hazel
4. Violet
5. Beatrix
6. Olive
7. June

Just finished a book called "The New Moon with the Old", which is full of lovely names...

Girls:
Annie
Betty
Blanche
Caroline
Clare
Constance
Daurene

I absolutely could not believe that Coraline ranked at 823! Never expected that. I'm thinking maybe less conventional "ends in -line" names are swerving upward, led by Adeline (239), Evangeline (292)...

The description for "Sigrid" makes me sad. I love that name personally; it's like a less common Ingrid or Astrid, and I don't quite understand why it's just written off like that. But I guess we're...

(Edited 5/23/2013.)

First, roll the dice to decide where you live (http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/reso...ice/twelve.htm)
1: Cheltenham
2: Buckingham
3: Lymm
4: Brighton
5: Exeter
6: Bath...

Oh, I didn't know that, thanks so much! Wonderful. I will definitely be doing that.

I loathe the way that, if you try to access a list, you have to click through endless pages to see all the names. I'm a writer, and I need a full list of a certain type of name on one page in order...

DD #1 name= Ceridwen Etana

DS #1 name= Orpheus Yves

DD #2 name= Valeska Oak

DS #2 name= Yannick Bronson

DD1: Samantha Zoe
DS1: Joseph Caleb
DD2: Leah Natalie
DS2: David Landon

Mirilly

Esther & Hazel

[QUOTE=wonder_child;1785042]As many outlandish and rare names as I could think of, can't wait to see what you choose with these options!
Have Fun!

DH: Dryden Xerxes

DW: Seren Palantina

DD:...

DW: Ailsa Kathleen

DH: Rohan Graeme



Twin sons: Fergus Rohan and Fraser Finn

Daughter: Isla Annabel

Oliver Mickey
Billie Christina
Sawyer Tom ;)
Johanna Georgia

Tristania Guinevere is the daughter of two vague and slightly pretentious English professors who would secretly like her to grow up espousing all of the renaissance ideals of womanhood. Therefore,...

Zoe - Like
Annika - Love
Everly - Lose

Zoe
Annika
Amorette

I decided to try my hand at a longer BNG. Hope you like it! :)

Dice: http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/ks1/maths/dice/six.htm

LN: Flynn

DH: Peter William
DW: Maria...