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June 15th, 2012 12:19 PM #1
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Girl's names - Is THE ONE on it.
First off, sorry for the very long post.
My daughter is Geneva Simone Dunbar (last name) geneva was our top pick, Simone for its french heritage
and dunbar is my grandfathers last name. Our next daughter will also have four names. 2nd name does not have to be french, and the family name in the 3rd position will be chosen later.
Geneva is quite a girly name, one question I have is can a second daughter have a unisex name like sloan or does that separate the 2 girls too much?
Top picks, at the moment:
Cordelia (love all the nick name possibilities)
Corliss (growing on me, but do other people like it?)
Sloan (DH loves as well)
Indira (Indira and Geneva sound to close to India and Geneva? (city names))
Aria (will Stupid people call her area?) + it's growing in popularity
Karis (hmmm, not sure, but something draws me to it)
Others:
Cassandra (popular, a bit common)
Gianna (Gianna and Geneva...not sure I like it)
Arden (more of a middle name?)
Zara
Lilah
Marlowe (liking more and more)
Maren (always loved, don't know if it's special enough)
Seraphine/a (is this wearable? or a cross to bear)
Sapphira (quilty pleasure)
Ilara
Zahara
Worried at the pupularity of these, or similar names (Belle/a names are huge right now!)
Brielle
Arabella
Mirabelle
Middle name only possibilities:
Arwen
Wren
Blythe
Blair
Larkin
Zuleika
Cyan
Brynn
Makiya
Mara
Zephyrine (don't know if I'm brave enough for this)
Verity
Rowan
Vaughn
MargauxNatacha - mother to Geneva SimoneRunning all my names past http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/a site that surveys people with the same name.
Current Favs:
Boys: Archer Sloan or Merrick
Girls: Indira Maren or Sloan
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June 15th, 2012 12:25 PM #3
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June 15th, 2012 12:27 PM #5My Favorite Names
Verity, Geneva, Martha, Anya, Amelie, Esther
James Kennedy, Roman Thomas, Lucas Henry
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June 15th, 2012 12:36 PM #7
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June 15th, 2012 02:09 PM #9
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June 15th, 2012 02:26 PM #11
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June 15th, 2012 02:53 PM #13
Of your names, Cordelia DEFINITELY goes best with Geneva. Of your other favorite names, Indira and Aria also seem to work alright.
Of other names, I think you could use Lilah, Seraphine, or Seraphina. I like these combos:
Cordelia Wren
Cordelia Larkin
Cordelia Margaux
Cordelia Brynn
Indira Larkin
Indira Verity
Indira Margaux
Aria Zephyrine
Aria Verity
Aria Margaux
Lilah Margaux
Lilah Arwen
Lilah Brynn
Lilah Zephyrine
Lilah Verity
Lilah Rowan
Seraphine Mara
Seraphine Rowan
Seraphina Lark
Seraphina WrenLillian Hermione Emilia-Isabelle Rosemarie Astrid-Hazel Daphne Evelyn-Elizabeth Luna Sadie
Oliver Frederick James-Henry Cosmo Edmond-Jasper Milo Edison-Theodore Hugo Jack
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June 15th, 2012 07:14 PM #15
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Cordelia definitely stands out as the first name choice that goes with Geneva. I can't really choose from your list a middle name that I like. I know it is not on there, but what about Cordelia Amelie since that would also give her a French name. I think that would be stunning. Actually, if I could have convinced my husband, I would have chosen Cordelia. It is so pretty. Yes, to answer your question. I think going with a unisex name at this point would be a mistake. Having the same style names for your girls seems to work best.
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June 15th, 2012 10:01 PM #17
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Def Cordelia! I like Cordelia Wren or Cordelia Blythe. I don't like Sloan much, but esp not with Geneva. Corliss makes me think of a bball player from here that went pro--it was his fn, so that's a no go for me. I don't care for Indira personally. Aria and Karis are nice, they would be tied for my second choice, but they're not nearly as special as Cordelia. I had never thought of Aria being prnd area, but I'm sure that's possible. I've also seen Karis spelled Carys, which I think I prefer.
Mom to Seth Andrew and Madeline Frances
Other current favorites (girls): Rosemary, Elizabeth, Tessa, Susanna; (boys): Noel, Spencer, Patrick
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June 15th, 2012 10:10 PM #19
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