Boys:
- James
- Jeremiah
- David
- Liam
- Charles
- Eustace
- Cedric
- Seamus
- Isaac
- Liliana (Lily)
- Evangeline
- Leila
- Marisol
- Diana
- Isabelle
- Violet
- Charlotte
- Danni
- Natalia
- Kristin
- Veronica
- Abigail
- Joy
- Deborah
- Esther
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Lily and Leila, Diana and Danni, Eustace and Liam, James and Charles
As I sit here attempting to write a Psychology paper on attachment, my mind wanders and the internet is a very big place.... sooo much to look at and explore! I find my Listography, a place where I have many random lists. Two particularly stood out to me tonight, lists of names, one for boy names and one for girl names. Such a girl thing to do, but alas, I am female, so it's okay. I've decided I like names a lot. Some of them just sound so wonderful. And I must have many children, so that I can use all my favorite names (or maybe just lots of pets with rather human names instead of the typical Fluffy). I like rather classic names for boys and pretty names for girls. I shall share a few (or my entire lists...)
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Karen, that is a great list of names.
ReplyDeleteThis Sunday, I had a Liam is in my class. Liam is one on of Nancy Well's grandchildren. Liam has a twin named Patrick.
Seamus, I had to look that one up, Irish variant of James. James is the name I took when I was confirmed in the Catholic Church when I was in the 5th grade. Where did you run across that name?
I like names too. One of the first questions I ask a new Sunday School student is, Do you know what your name means? And or, Do you know why your parents give you that name?
I'm number 2!
ReplyDeleteI always knew my name was totally baller.
I was reading along your girl names, and they all have so many syllables. All but one, that is. It's a good name, but not for the faint of heart. There's a lot of meaning packed into that one syllable.
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