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February 17th, 2012 11:15 AM #1
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first berry post! boy and girl name suggestions
So thankful I found this site! You all are amazing! My husband and I are currently TTC. (I'm not yet savy with all the acronyms that you all use, but I do know what TTC means!)
I've started coming up with a few combinations for boy and girl names. Let me know your thoughts or suggestions:
Boys:
Jonah Finn
Finn Isaac
Knox
We like boy names that sound like boy names, and that age well. My husband isn't crazy about Finn, but may like it for a middle name. I haven't personally ever met a Finn, but am surprised to find out on here, how popular it is.
My husband loves ships, nautical anything (I love me some nautical as well), Moby Dick, pirates...so if you have any wearable boy names that go along with that, that would be awesome!
Girls:
Olive Rose (I love the nickname Liv and Ollie)
Louelle
Any other name suggestions? I'm still trying to figure out our naming style...
Thanks a ton!
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February 17th, 2012 12:08 PM #3
For boys, I would say your style is popular classics, biblical, and (with Knox) trendy. Other boy names I would suggest:
Ethan
James
Andrew
Jacob
Elijah
Adam
Asher
Peter
Simon
Paul
Reuben
Joshua
Timothy
Jonathan
Caleb
Seth
For girls, I would say you like short, sweet, vintage names. Others I would put in this category are:
Maeve
Maude
Sybil
Beryl
Pearl
Ruby
Opal
Alice
Millie
Jane
Louise
Ruth
Martha
Tilde
Ethel
Edith
Maisie
Mae
Rue
Nautical names I would suggest:
Noah
River
Ford
Banks
Brooks
Pollock
CrewMy girls: Grace Patricia "Gracie Pat" & Eloise Martha "Elsie Mae"
Guys: Julian, Desmond, Tobias, August, Silas
Dolls: Iris, Hazel, Flora, Margo, Agnes
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February 17th, 2012 01:22 PM #5Proud mama to Leopold and Sena Belle
Annabelle/Lilac/Magnolia/Evangeline/Belle/Lavender/Lola/Violet
/Cashel Fox/ Hugo Grey/Rafferty Fox/ Ignatius Grey/Caius Grey
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February 17th, 2012 01:45 PM #7
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These are great! Both of you pinned some of my other names that have been on my mental list. I'm liking Crew and Iris from your suggestions. We aren't aiming for biblical names, however Jonah just came on our radar with kind of the nautical feel of it.
I can't help but think of the Jonas brothers for Jonas. Thanks for your input!
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February 17th, 2012 05:40 PM #9-VeggieMama (growing a baby and a garden down under in New Zealand)
Some of My Favorites This Week:
Girls: Verti, Scarlett, Feliz, Hazel, Marigold, Poppy, Juniper, Bailey, Sadie
Boys: Grover, Gus, Otto, Felix, Maathai, Amos, Jedediah, Jasper
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February 17th, 2012 05:50 PM #11
For boys, I like the suggestion of Hudson!
Some others, kind of nautical-y
Drake
Caspian
Lochlan
Lee
I like Jonah as well from your list. Finn is one of my favorites, but it keeps popping up in the birth announcements in my town. The names Flynn and Josiah remind me of Finn and Jonah. Just some more ideas for you
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February 18th, 2012 01:14 AM #13
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February 18th, 2012 07:59 AM #15
Currently crushing on Graziella, Rosaline, Felicia, Amarantha, Glenys and Anemone | Alistair, Orion, Jarvis, Emrik, Angus and Inigo among others
~ From Sweden - Feel free to ask if you want to know anything about Swedish names!
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February 18th, 2012 09:24 AM #17
There's a character from a show called Pretty Little Liars that always pops to mind when I think of "nautical", she dresses preppy - often including nautical themes - and her name is Spencer.
Some nautical names:
Cliona/Cleona (f) - In Irish legend this was the name of a beautiful goddess. She fell in love with a mortal named Ciabhan and left the Land of Promise with him, but when she arrived on the other shore she was swept to sea by a great wave.
Caspian (m) - as in the Caspian Sea.
Ione (f) - A sea nymph from Greek Mythology
Dylan (m) - means "tide" or "flow".
Hadrian (m or f) - derivative of a place in Italy by the Adriatic Sea.
Nereida (f) - Pronounced "Nuh-RAY-duh", Spanish name from the Greek for "sea nymph, sprite".
Windsor (m) - English place name meaning "riverbank with a windlass".
Hope you like them...was fun looking them up
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February 18th, 2012 09:38 AM #19
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I agree with you veggiemama, Knox isn't really our style. My husband just randomly placed a check by that one, so I kept it on our list, but it doesn't feel right for us.
Lochlan, Sebastian and Iris have made it to my list. I like Elodie, but can't help but thinking people may mistaken it for Melody, which isn't for me at all. Lucy has always been such a sweet name to me.
Thanks everyone for your input!! I really appreciate it!

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