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  1. #11
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    Last edited by sadlola; July 2nd, 2012 at 11:20 PM.
    Favorite girl names of the moment: Cecilia, Eleanor, Amelia, Violet, Charlotte, and Ramona

    Favorite boy names of the moment: Henry, Micah, Jack, Elijah, Owen, and Jonah

  2. #13
    Amaris Rose (can be pronounced Am-ar-is or A-maris). It means promised by God.

  3. #15
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    Annemarie is what choose for our first daughter. We often get complements on its classic and vintage feel. She is always introduced as Annemarie but those that know her well call her Annie.

  4. #17
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    Love the suggestions of Annelise, Susanna and Anastasia! Oh, and Juliana. We almost named our DD that. Susanna sounds very Civil War time period to me. Also love Annemarie or Annamaria. You could combine Anne or Anna with a lot of different names to find one you love. We almost did Anna-Frances, and I love Annasophia.
    Mom to Seth Andrew and Madeline Frances

    Other current favorites (girls): Rosemary, Elizabeth, Tessa, Susanna; (boys): Noel, Spencer, Patrick

  5. #19
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    Surely there must be an Annabel connected to the Civil War somehow? That would be beautiful, and as stylish as Everly. (I'm surprised he's rejecting Everly yet plugging for Reason!)

  6. #21
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    I know! It doesn't make sense. But I also think he's been hearing a lot of opinions around him of people who don't like it, so I'm sure that's not helping. Reason is a family name from generations ago and it is actually meant for a boy so I told him we needed to find something else girlier for this one. I like a Annabel. I'll have to run that by the hubs! Thanks!

  7. #23
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    I'm liking Avonlea. It definitely is fitting the bill when it comes to a unique name and it is an A name. Very pretty. Thank you!

  8. #25
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    How about Aster or Astrid?

  9. #27
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    Oh, and Alba Rose Moore would be gorgeous.

  10. #29
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    Congratulations!

    I really like the name "Mila"
    But as you said that you want to have "Anne/Annie" as the nn that obviously isn't going to work. Have you considered a hyphoned name? Such as: "Analise Mila-Rose Moore" The name Analise checks the boxes for your description. It is feminine, classic, not common and vintage! Even "Analise Rose Moore" is pretty, and if you have another baby girl in the future her name can include Mila!

    Good luck with your baby!



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    Last edited by name-guru; July 9th, 2012 at 12:18 AM.

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