My favorite is Jordan :)
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/31/04
Old-fashioned names are sweet:
Grace,Catherine/Kathryn/Katherine,Margaret, Elizabeth--and they are all pretty with "Mary" in front of them.
I also like:
Anna or Anne, Jestin, and Lydia
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Broadway Legend Joined: 7/30/04
When I saw the thread title, I was going to post Ella, and then I saw that you had already thought of that, so I guess I'm seconding it. I also really like Sage.
No Kathryn. That's my name, and I hate it. It's very bland.
I love traditional Irish names... though they don't look as they sound:
Niamh (pronounced "niv" or "neev")
Siobhán (pronounced "shi-vahn")
Roisin (pronounced "ro-sheen")
Mariska is a pretty name... not sure what origin it is, though.
im odd with names so bear with me here ok...
Payton
Leah
Elise
Kaysha
Alana (uh-lah-na)just in case you did not know
Camille
Camilla
Kayla
Maya
Sophie
Sophia
Jordan
Ashley
Allegra
cant think of any more at the moment...but i will try to come up with more
~diva chic~
I love:
Maggie
Rachael
Ava
Bella
Isabelle
Chloe
Audrey
Ella
Grace
Mia
Anna
Blaire
Nicole
Natalie or Natalia
I think Mariska might be Hungarian.
I have always loved the name Chloe.
Or Sutton
Sherie
Ashlyn
(I think we were all kidding about the character names earlier)
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/22/05
Please god, do not name your child Precious.
I like the names
Natalia
Natalie
Arianne(said Ar-y-ahn)
Ariana
Marianna
Alexandria
Alexandra
Grace
That's all I can think of right now...
Broadway Star Joined: 12/25/05
I always liked:
Eve
Evaline (Eva)
Sarah
Deborah
Abigail (Abby)
Phoebe
Lori
Grace
hum... I also like the name Estella, but that name's a bit dated... You know, you may want to check this site for ideas:
http://www.behindthename.com/
I used it for a class once (had to make up with an outline of a script for a movie or something). It gives the etymologies and history of almost any name you can imagine.
Kellie
Aubrey
Sutton
Delilah
Keiley (pronounced Key-Lee)
Courtney
I love the names Mara and Isis.
Updated On: 12/31/05 at 11:02 PM
Broadway Star Joined: 1/2/05
Ella and Ivy are both nice. I like old-fashioned girly names, Lillian/Lillie, Laura, Rose. Someone said Lydia, and I like that, too.
I agree with avoiding names that are too common; my real name is very common for my age bracket, and it's a pain to have too many classmates with the same name. Personally, I don't care for the modern "unisex" or boy-type names. If you're a pretty girl, you can carry off any name, but if you're not, I think you're better off with something pretty and feminine.
Please do not name your child "Cunegunda".
It is Cunegonde. Some spell it Cunégonde. I've seen it both ways.
Don't name your child for Chenoweth worship.
Audrey
Alexandra
Alexis
Catherine
Devorah
Julia
Kate
Madison
Marlena (pronounced Marleighna)
Sydney
Samira
Please, don't give your a kid a noun as a name...Precious, Serenity, Chastity, etc.
Updated On: 1/2/06 at 11:34 PM
I'm starting to almost like my own name (Liza) even though somehow no one of the Minelli generation seems to be able to pronounce it. I love Maya, Kayla, Ella, Ava, Jalyn, and any name that can spawn a lot of good nicknames.
I've always loved Ella!!
and Ariel...which will probably be my girl's name, whether the father likes it or not...haha
I actually once thought of Ariella..but I don't know if that's too annoying or not...lol
Audrey
April
Emma
Rose
Camille
Isabelle
Clara
Claire
Abigail
Rebekah
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I'm partial to Aisling (pronounced Ashleen) and Delia. Also like Elizabeth, Jennifer and Lydia.
I love Taya! also what ethnicity is this little girl??
I really like my name, Bernie. But if you don't want the girl to have an androgynous name, I also love Chloe, Clara, or Elizabeth.
I know it's from Les Mis, but I like the name Cossete, it's a pretty name.
I've always loved the name Ophelia, but I guess your child would be destined to be sad and a bit crazy.
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