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Where can i find info on babys name and their meanings?
Go to your local library or bookstore and ask for books on baby names %26amp; meanings -- you could also try a web search for BABY NAMES %26amp; MEANINGS or just go to www.makewayforbaby.com/babynames
Reply:Yahoo has a baby name finder in its Health section under pregnancy (link below) There are plenty of other services such as Babynames.com.
Reply:get a baby book or the internet
Reply:BabyNames.com
Reply:YOu search google... Names and their meanings... Choose the second one...
Reply:names on baby girls an there meaning
camelia
Friday, November 20, 2009
What are some German Last Names and Meanings?
I am writing a Nazi story and I need a last name for Alice Wienstein's (the main character) best friend who is German. Her first name is Gretel. Can you give me some German last names AND their meanings?
What are some German Last Names and Meanings?
I think you definitly should use a typically german last name, and Gretel is usually used in Bavaria, so it should be a typical bavarian last name:
Huber
Mueller
Kaiser
Steiner
or my fav in that: Stadler.
If Gretel is actually not really a nazi: Schindler is a typical bavarian last name as well (if you know the movie Schindler's list).
Reply:One of the most common German last names is M眉ller, which means miller (after the person that used to mill flower in the olden days)
also Schmidt or Schmitt are very common
derived from Schmied = farriers/horseshoer
Reply:Pifer - Was originally Pfeiffer. Which comes from the ancestors being known as those who played the fife, a musical instrument.
Reply:Crider
from Kridel (I believe)
something about Chalk makers or something???
lol
Reply:My mom's last name is Keesee, pronounced "Kahsee". It comes from the german word for cheese maker.
Hope that helps!
Reply:Reitz...I can't find the meaning of it though
What are some German Last Names and Meanings?
I think you definitly should use a typically german last name, and Gretel is usually used in Bavaria, so it should be a typical bavarian last name:
Huber
Mueller
Kaiser
Steiner
or my fav in that: Stadler.
If Gretel is actually not really a nazi: Schindler is a typical bavarian last name as well (if you know the movie Schindler's list).
Reply:One of the most common German last names is M眉ller, which means miller (after the person that used to mill flower in the olden days)
also Schmidt or Schmitt are very common
derived from Schmied = farriers/horseshoer
Reply:Pifer - Was originally Pfeiffer. Which comes from the ancestors being known as those who played the fife, a musical instrument.
Reply:Crider
from Kridel (I believe)
something about Chalk makers or something???
lol
Reply:My mom's last name is Keesee, pronounced "Kahsee". It comes from the german word for cheese maker.
Hope that helps!
Reply:Reitz...I can't find the meaning of it though
What are some good Japanese last names that go with the first name Mai (please include meanings if you can)?
I've always liked the surname SATO, as in Toshiko Sato from "Torchwood" (British TV show).
But I've found a list of common Japanese surnames here -
http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/Kat...
What are some good Japanese last names that go with the first name Mai (please include meanings if you can)?
I found this for you on www.ancestry.com
Mai
Swedish: pet form of Maria and Margit (see Margaret). It is now used as an independent given name and is common as both the first and the second element of compound names such as Mai-Britt, Mai-Lis, Anne-Mai, and Britt-Mai.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Mai sounds Chinese not Japanese like Mai Pai in Kill Bill.
I like Yamashita for a Japanese last name.
Reply:hurakami
Reply:bell means beautiful
Reply:thats a good one u can have Mai-Belle thats a perfect name right there
But I've found a list of common Japanese surnames here -
http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/Kat...
What are some good Japanese last names that go with the first name Mai (please include meanings if you can)?
I found this for you on www.ancestry.com
Mai
Swedish: pet form of Maria and Margit (see Margaret). It is now used as an independent given name and is common as both the first and the second element of compound names such as Mai-Britt, Mai-Lis, Anne-Mai, and Britt-Mai.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Mai sounds Chinese not Japanese like Mai Pai in Kill Bill.
I like Yamashita for a Japanese last name.
Reply:hurakami
Reply:bell means beautiful
Reply:thats a good one u can have Mai-Belle thats a perfect name right there
What are some good dark names with meanings?
Hi I was looking for some good dark/ goth names. Can you please give me some suggestions and meanings.
-Thnxx ;p
What are some good dark names with meanings?
Adair-Galic-oak grove
Alaric-Germanic-noble ruler
Azrael-Hebrew-God is my aid- also an Islamic angel of death
Briar-English-thorny plant
Blodwyn-Welsh-blessed flowers
Damian-Greek-to tame
Desdemona-Greek-ill-fated
Lillith-Assyrian-of the night- also the "mother" of demons
Lucifer-Latin-carrier of the light
Pandora-Greek-all gift
Raven-English-raven bird
Tempest-English-storm
Vlad-Russian-rule
hope this helps ! =D
Reply:Carey Leonard
http://www.babyhold.com/list/Irish_Baby_...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/German_Baby...
Hazel Adelaide
http://www.babyhold.com/list/American_Ba...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/French_Baby...
Rosamond Hettie
http://www.babyhold.com/list/German_Baby...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/French_Baby...
Reply:Lillith- demon
Reply:Melanie means 'dark'. I don't know if that helps.
-Thnxx ;p
What are some good dark names with meanings?
Adair-Galic-oak grove
Alaric-Germanic-noble ruler
Azrael-Hebrew-God is my aid- also an Islamic angel of death
Briar-English-thorny plant
Blodwyn-Welsh-blessed flowers
Damian-Greek-to tame
Desdemona-Greek-ill-fated
Lillith-Assyrian-of the night- also the "mother" of demons
Lucifer-Latin-carrier of the light
Pandora-Greek-all gift
Raven-English-raven bird
Tempest-English-storm
Vlad-Russian-rule
hope this helps ! =D
Reply:Carey Leonard
http://www.babyhold.com/list/Irish_Baby_...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/German_Baby...
Hazel Adelaide
http://www.babyhold.com/list/American_Ba...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/French_Baby...
Rosamond Hettie
http://www.babyhold.com/list/German_Baby...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/French_Baby...
Reply:Lillith- demon
Reply:Melanie means 'dark'. I don't know if that helps.
Where I come from, names have meanings. There's this lovely name I heard - "Yuliya". What does it mean???...
YULIYA COMES FROM THE WORD YULI, WHICH MEANS JULY, THE MONTH. IT'S EASTERN EUROPEAN, YOU CAN MEET THIS NAME IN RUSSIA, BULGARIA ETC.
Where I come from, names have meanings. There's this lovely name I heard - "Yuliya". What does it mean???...
It means youthful and gentle.
One will be born in our family in less than a week I'm glad that you like it!
Reply:its gob shiteish for julia
Reply:www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yuliya
www.weddingvendors.com/baby-names/mean...
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yulen...
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yula
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yulin...
Reply:It's Russian I think.
Reply:I don't know the meaning but it may has come from kurdistan or china
tulip
Where I come from, names have meanings. There's this lovely name I heard - "Yuliya". What does it mean???...
It means youthful and gentle.
One will be born in our family in less than a week I'm glad that you like it!
Reply:its gob shiteish for julia
Reply:www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yuliya
www.weddingvendors.com/baby-names/mean...
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yulen...
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yula
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Yulin...
Reply:It's Russian I think.
Reply:I don't know the meaning but it may has come from kurdistan or china
tulip
Golden retriever puppy names and meanings or not to it?
I have a puppy golden retriever, friendly adorable lovable and frisky what should I name her thank you, Easy ten points to!
Golden retriever puppy names and meanings or not to it?
-Dolly (meaning cute child)
-Chaka (meaning energy center)
-Kineta (meaning full of energy)
-Mabel (meaning lovable)
-Manda (Also meaning lovable)
-Mandy (Also lovable)
-Blondelle (Meaning little blonde one, fitting for a golden)
-Marigold (Referring to the flower...which is yellow and sunny, fitting for your puppy)
-Lumina (meaning sunshine)
-Ora (meaning gold)
-Vanna (meaning golden colored)
-Adora (meaning beloved one)
-Suki (meaning beloved)
Hope I was able to help you out!
Reply:Leah(pronounced Lia)
There are tons of ways to spell it:
Lea
Leah
Liea
Lia
Leea
Liah
Leeah
Liea.
And tons more!
My dad is blind and he had a leader dog named Leah. She was so cute! We had her ever since I was born. But when she was 11, she got cancer, she had a BIG tumor on her stomach they did surgery on her and we thought it went away for good! But then a couple months later she got a tumor on her leg. We were all heartbroken, we went to the vet again but he said there was nothing he could do because, if he operated again she would live for a couple more months and then just develope some more tumors. She had cancer all over her body. So we decided the best choice was to put her down. I really miss her. I hope you decide to name her Leah, that lovable golden retreiver who gave us so much love. RIP!!
Reply:Please, please, nothing like "Goldie"!
Be original.
Try thinking of some celebrities you like that are the same gender of your dog, and see if any of their names would fit your dog.
Say, for instance, you like Alanis Morissette. Even if your dog's personality is not at all reminiscent of Alanis Morissette's, you may find that "Alanis" fits your dog well.
(That's just an example)
Reply:Frisky
Cuddles
Scruffy
Mischief
Tiny
Monster
Vegas
Rascal
Racer
Rocket
Sparkle(s)
Sparky
Teeny
Hope that helps!!!!!
Good Luck! :D
Reply:liana, sparkle, goldie, delilah, lily, lilian, bubbles, bubbly, frisky, miss golden!
Reply:frisky
roony
lila
rhlee
honey
my friend named her dog rocco but everybody calls him tuddas so maybe a neame will come along
Reply:hoku - star
kolohe - rascal
pupule - crazy
all hawaiian names.
Reply:Sapphire! Name it Sapphire!
Reply:sparky, foxy, roxy, D.O.G., brynn,
Reply:delilah%26lt;3
daisy
frisky
idk:)
Reply:sandy
sunnie
Golden retriever puppy names and meanings or not to it?
-Dolly (meaning cute child)
-Chaka (meaning energy center)
-Kineta (meaning full of energy)
-Mabel (meaning lovable)
-Manda (Also meaning lovable)
-Mandy (Also lovable)
-Blondelle (Meaning little blonde one, fitting for a golden)
-Marigold (Referring to the flower...which is yellow and sunny, fitting for your puppy)
-Lumina (meaning sunshine)
-Ora (meaning gold)
-Vanna (meaning golden colored)
-Adora (meaning beloved one)
-Suki (meaning beloved)
Hope I was able to help you out!
Reply:Leah(pronounced Lia)
There are tons of ways to spell it:
Lea
Leah
Liea
Lia
Leea
Liah
Leeah
Liea.
And tons more!
My dad is blind and he had a leader dog named Leah. She was so cute! We had her ever since I was born. But when she was 11, she got cancer, she had a BIG tumor on her stomach they did surgery on her and we thought it went away for good! But then a couple months later she got a tumor on her leg. We were all heartbroken, we went to the vet again but he said there was nothing he could do because, if he operated again she would live for a couple more months and then just develope some more tumors. She had cancer all over her body. So we decided the best choice was to put her down. I really miss her. I hope you decide to name her Leah, that lovable golden retreiver who gave us so much love. RIP!!
Reply:Please, please, nothing like "Goldie"!
Be original.
Try thinking of some celebrities you like that are the same gender of your dog, and see if any of their names would fit your dog.
Say, for instance, you like Alanis Morissette. Even if your dog's personality is not at all reminiscent of Alanis Morissette's, you may find that "Alanis" fits your dog well.
(That's just an example)
Reply:Frisky
Cuddles
Scruffy
Mischief
Tiny
Monster
Vegas
Rascal
Racer
Rocket
Sparkle(s)
Sparky
Teeny
Hope that helps!!!!!
Good Luck! :D
Reply:liana, sparkle, goldie, delilah, lily, lilian, bubbles, bubbly, frisky, miss golden!
Reply:frisky
roony
lila
rhlee
honey
my friend named her dog rocco but everybody calls him tuddas so maybe a neame will come along
Reply:hoku - star
kolohe - rascal
pupule - crazy
all hawaiian names.
Reply:Sapphire! Name it Sapphire!
Reply:sparky, foxy, roxy, D.O.G., brynn,
Reply:delilah%26lt;3
daisy
frisky
idk:)
Reply:sandy
sunnie
What are the meanings of name "Faareha"?
Faareha : Arabic Word, feminen, singular, noun
Meaning : Who gives you happiness.
What are the meanings of name "Faareha"?
Giver of Happiness
Reply:Giver of happiness
Meaning : Who gives you happiness.
What are the meanings of name "Faareha"?
Giver of Happiness
Reply:Giver of happiness
What are some GOOD sites to get free Kanji name translations (with symbol meanings)?
Here is a site with free kanji name translation: http://www.jun-gifts.com/personalizedgif... hope that it helps
Is there any symbolic meanings attached to the name Rinehart in Ellison's 'Invisible Man'?
Not HG Wells' 'The Invisible Man'
Is there any symbolic meanings attached to the name Rinehart in Ellison's 'Invisible Man'?
As his name suggests, Rinehart is both “rind” and “heart”; that is, he is a whole human being who doesn’t need others to validate his existence. When the narrator finally removes his metaphorical blindfold and stops seeing his reflection in the eyes of others, he becomes Rinehart and regains his sense of self.
rose
Is there any symbolic meanings attached to the name Rinehart in Ellison's 'Invisible Man'?
As his name suggests, Rinehart is both “rind” and “heart”; that is, he is a whole human being who doesn’t need others to validate his existence. When the narrator finally removes his metaphorical blindfold and stops seeing his reflection in the eyes of others, he becomes Rinehart and regains his sense of self.
rose
Do you know any good websites for names and meanings?
I have to do research on names and meanings and cannot find any good and realistic sites.
Do you know any good websites for names and meanings?
GOOGLE
Reply:www.behindthename.com and http://www.babynamescountry.com/
These sites might help
Reply:http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/defa... %26amp; http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp/lette...
Reply:for as u require ,,you can search ya need in google or yahoo search page..
check out the listing and choose the one that best fits n provides ya needs'
Do you know any good websites for names and meanings?
Reply:www.behindthename.com and http://www.babynamescountry.com/
These sites might help
Reply:http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/defa... %26amp; http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp/lette...
Reply:for as u require ,,you can search ya need in google or yahoo search page..
check out the listing and choose the one that best fits n provides ya needs'
Are there any baby name books that have meanings first and then the different names that have that meaning?
babynames.com has a reverse query. You can type in a meaning you are looking for an it will give you a list of suggestions.
Are there any baby name books that have meanings first and then the different names that have that meaning?
OK well for my friends baby shower I got her the 505 great baby names. This book rocks try it out if not just tell me.
Reply:The greatest baby name book ever
Reply:I don't know about books, but the web site www.babynames.com lets you do an advanced search for the meaning first and then it lists all the different names.
Are there any baby name books that have meanings first and then the different names that have that meaning?
OK well for my friends baby shower I got her the 505 great baby names. This book rocks try it out if not just tell me.
Reply:The greatest baby name book ever
Reply:I don't know about books, but the web site www.babynames.com lets you do an advanced search for the meaning first and then it lists all the different names.
What is the name of the term for when a word has two meanings?
Polysemy refers to cases where a lexeme (word) has more than one meaning. For example a chip can refer to a piece of wood, food, or electronic circuit: we say that the word "chip" has several different meanings in English, which are all related ("action" or "paper" are other examples of polysemous words).
Homonymy refers to cases where two (or more) different words have the same sounds. For example the word "bank" can mean a financial institution or an area of ground: these are two different words in English). Homonymous words can be either homophones = same sounds, but different spellings (ex.: I/eye; bear/bare) or homographs = same sounds and same spelling (ex bank/bank; file/file)
What is the name of the term for when a word has two meanings?
I think you are referring to the term called a "Connotation" .. When one says a word is connotative, he/she means that it means more than one straightaway comprehension. If a word bears a lot of meanings, it is referred to as a "Multiple Connotation". Hope My answer helps to a certain degree and is relevant to your query. Good Luck !
Reply:double entendre....double intention or doubly intended, i.e. two meanings meant
could also be pun, since these work on the basis of two different meanings, especially if contradictory, being simultaneously understood
Reply:m sure its called homographs
Reply:homograph
The word you are looking for is homograph. This covers words spelt in the same way but of different meaning or origins (e.g. pole = piece of wood or metal and pole as in North Pole, as well as words of identical spelling but different pronunciation (e.g. lead noun and lead verb).
Reply:its either antonym or synonm
Reply:It's a homonym.
This covers both words that are spelled the same (homographs) and words that sound the same (homophones).
In english, the french term 'double-entendre' has a fairly specific meaning and is used when a rude meaning has sprung up around an otherwise innocuous word, such as hump, shag, root or pork.
Reply:ambiguous
Reply:I thought you might mean "double entendre" - from French, but now absorbed totally into English. But just in case that's not what you meant, I went to http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/do...
for synonyms! Results;
Definition: play on words
Synonyms: ambiguity, amphibiology, double meaning, equivocality, equivocation, equivoque, innuendo, joke, pun, tergiversation
Maybe one of those is what you meant??!
; )
Reply:isn't it a homonym?
it's not a synonym as that refers to two different words with the same meaning
Reply:homonyms are words of the same form as another but have different meanings like pole1 and pole2
Pole 1 is a native of Poland and Pole 2 can mean the north or south pole or pos and neg on a battery so you mean homonym
Reply:homonym.
Etymology: Latin homonymum, from Greek homOnymon, from neuter of homOnymos
1 a : HOMOPHONE b : HOMOGRAPH c : one of two or more words spelled and pronounced alike but different in meaning (as the noun quail and the verb quail)
2 : NAMESAKE
3 : a taxonomic designation rejected as invalid because the identical term has been used to designate another group of the same rank -- compare SYNONYM
- hom路onym路ic adjective
-x-x-x-x-x
homophone
Function: noun
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
1 : one of two or more words pronounced alike but different in meaning or derivation or spelling (as the words to, too, and two)
2 : a character or group of characters pronounced the same as another character or group
- ho路moph路o路nous adjective
Reply:If it's the same word with 2 definitions (such as'can' or 'bear') it's a homynym.
Reply:ambiguous :) lols
Reply:Its called a Homonym - words that sound alike, or are spelled alike, but mean different things, such as too and two.
Reply:pun
Reply:synonyms..
Reply:When a word is spelled the same way but has different meanings depending upon the context in which it is used, it is referred to as a 'homograph'.
Examples include 'hail' - hardened rain and 'hail' - praise; or 'fair' - a celebration and 'fair' - even or consistent.
Reply:cognates
Reply:uhh, Di...something(?), or double entendre like but not rude
Reply:double meaning
Reply:a HOMONYMN is a word that is spelt the same way, so sounds the same, but has different meanings
an ANTONYM is a word that means the opposite of another word
a HOMOGRAPH is a word that is spelt the same way, but has a different meaning, similar to homonym
!a SYNONYM is a word that means the same or nearly the same as another word, so this must be the word you're looking for!
don't let people confuse you - check ur dictionary
Reply:pleural
Homonymy refers to cases where two (or more) different words have the same sounds. For example the word "bank" can mean a financial institution or an area of ground: these are two different words in English). Homonymous words can be either homophones = same sounds, but different spellings (ex.: I/eye; bear/bare) or homographs = same sounds and same spelling (ex bank/bank; file/file)
What is the name of the term for when a word has two meanings?
I think you are referring to the term called a "Connotation" .. When one says a word is connotative, he/she means that it means more than one straightaway comprehension. If a word bears a lot of meanings, it is referred to as a "Multiple Connotation". Hope My answer helps to a certain degree and is relevant to your query. Good Luck !
Reply:double entendre....double intention or doubly intended, i.e. two meanings meant
could also be pun, since these work on the basis of two different meanings, especially if contradictory, being simultaneously understood
Reply:m sure its called homographs
Reply:homograph
The word you are looking for is homograph. This covers words spelt in the same way but of different meaning or origins (e.g. pole = piece of wood or metal and pole as in North Pole, as well as words of identical spelling but different pronunciation (e.g. lead noun and lead verb).
Reply:its either antonym or synonm
Reply:It's a homonym.
This covers both words that are spelled the same (homographs) and words that sound the same (homophones).
In english, the french term 'double-entendre' has a fairly specific meaning and is used when a rude meaning has sprung up around an otherwise innocuous word, such as hump, shag, root or pork.
Reply:ambiguous
Reply:I thought you might mean "double entendre" - from French, but now absorbed totally into English. But just in case that's not what you meant, I went to http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/do...
for synonyms! Results;
Definition: play on words
Synonyms: ambiguity, amphibiology, double meaning, equivocality, equivocation, equivoque, innuendo, joke, pun, tergiversation
Maybe one of those is what you meant??!
; )
Reply:isn't it a homonym?
it's not a synonym as that refers to two different words with the same meaning
Reply:homonyms are words of the same form as another but have different meanings like pole1 and pole2
Pole 1 is a native of Poland and Pole 2 can mean the north or south pole or pos and neg on a battery so you mean homonym
Reply:homonym.
Etymology: Latin homonymum, from Greek homOnymon, from neuter of homOnymos
1 a : HOMOPHONE b : HOMOGRAPH c : one of two or more words spelled and pronounced alike but different in meaning (as the noun quail and the verb quail)
2 : NAMESAKE
3 : a taxonomic designation rejected as invalid because the identical term has been used to designate another group of the same rank -- compare SYNONYM
- hom路onym路ic adjective
-x-x-x-x-x
homophone
Function: noun
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
1 : one of two or more words pronounced alike but different in meaning or derivation or spelling (as the words to, too, and two)
2 : a character or group of characters pronounced the same as another character or group
- ho路moph路o路nous adjective
Reply:If it's the same word with 2 definitions (such as'can' or 'bear') it's a homynym.
Reply:ambiguous :) lols
Reply:Its called a Homonym - words that sound alike, or are spelled alike, but mean different things, such as too and two.
Reply:pun
Reply:synonyms..
Reply:When a word is spelled the same way but has different meanings depending upon the context in which it is used, it is referred to as a 'homograph'.
Examples include 'hail' - hardened rain and 'hail' - praise; or 'fair' - a celebration and 'fair' - even or consistent.
Reply:cognates
Reply:uhh, Di...something(?), or double entendre like but not rude
Reply:double meaning
Reply:a HOMONYMN is a word that is spelt the same way, so sounds the same, but has different meanings
an ANTONYM is a word that means the opposite of another word
a HOMOGRAPH is a word that is spelt the same way, but has a different meaning, similar to homonym
!a SYNONYM is a word that means the same or nearly the same as another word, so this must be the word you're looking for!
don't let people confuse you - check ur dictionary
Reply:pleural
If any body know the meanings or name SHANIYAL please tell me?
i want to know the meanings of shaniyal it is a boy name
If any body know the meanings or name SHANIYAL please tell me?
I'm going to guess it means something like beautiful, though it's most likely a made up name. If you break down the parts then shani sort of looks like shania, which is a form of shayna. Shayna is yiddish for beautiful.
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If any body know the meanings or name SHANIYAL please tell me?
I'm going to guess it means something like beautiful, though it's most likely a made up name. If you break down the parts then shani sort of looks like shania, which is a form of shayna. Shayna is yiddish for beautiful.
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Since names have meanings, or so say name books, collectively what does/could your full name mean?
Or just first and middle if you don't know what your surname means. Thought it could be a fun question to ask.
I've pretty much got
Crowned Christian Son of _____
-- (first) ---- (mid) --- (last) --
Will leave out the surname hint, being the internet and all. Er...and make that "daughter of"...
Since names have meanings, or so say name books, collectively what does/could your full name mean?
I'm
Beloved and Cheerful one on a triangular hill.
My son (and I thought about this) is
Determined protecter of souls. on a triangular hill.
Reply:Pretty laughing singing girl, little rock, and not putting the surname. Cheers!
Reply:First -from the name of the tree
Middle-form of Maria, the meaning is not known for certain, but there are several theories including "sea of bitterness", "rebelliousness", and "wished for child". However it was most likely originally an Egyptian name, perhaps derived in part from mry "beloved" or mr "love".
Last- There is nothing coming up for my last name
Reply:My full name means Red Healer. My grandmother gave me the name.
Reply:My name is Twila Dawn
Twila is supposed to mean woven of double thread......don't ask me how they got that.
'
I prefer to take it as short for twilight as in the twilights last gleaming and the dawn's early light.
I missed the 4th of July by 2 1/2 hours.
Maiden name was Smith, but I have no idea what my married last name means.
I've pretty much got
Crowned Christian Son of _____
-- (first) ---- (mid) --- (last) --
Will leave out the surname hint, being the internet and all. Er...and make that "daughter of"...
Since names have meanings, or so say name books, collectively what does/could your full name mean?
I'm
Beloved and Cheerful one on a triangular hill.
My son (and I thought about this) is
Determined protecter of souls. on a triangular hill.
Reply:Pretty laughing singing girl, little rock, and not putting the surname. Cheers!
Reply:First -from the name of the tree
Middle-form of Maria, the meaning is not known for certain, but there are several theories including "sea of bitterness", "rebelliousness", and "wished for child". However it was most likely originally an Egyptian name, perhaps derived in part from mry "beloved" or mr "love".
Last- There is nothing coming up for my last name
Reply:My full name means Red Healer. My grandmother gave me the name.
Reply:My name is Twila Dawn
Twila is supposed to mean woven of double thread......don't ask me how they got that.
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I prefer to take it as short for twilight as in the twilights last gleaming and the dawn's early light.
I missed the 4th of July by 2 1/2 hours.
Maiden name was Smith, but I have no idea what my married last name means.
How much stock do you put into baby name meanings?
For example...I love the name Mara and am seriously considering it for my unborn child, should he/she be a girl.
However...most any site you look up the name Mara...it has awful meanings! Bitter, bringer of death, demon...LOL...couldn't get much worse if you put lots of stock into name meanings!
It bothers me a little...but not a lot.
Was wondering if any of you love particular names, but hate the meaning associated with it and worry that it might get brought up over and over once you name your child that...?
How much stock do you put into baby name meanings?
I'm not overly fussed by baby name meanings. And Mara is lovely, regardless of the downer associations in some baby name books.
In fact, I often hear parents say things like, "Her name is Caliana Jolie. It means beautiful princess." And I think that they're putting far too MUCH stock in what baby name books tell them about names' meanings.
I think it is far more important to consider how the name will be perceived out in the world, and unfortunately, very few baby name books will tell you that.
So I'll say that Mara is a fabulous choice that is feminine, but frills-free, simple but not common and distinctive without being strange.
I'd use it without hesitation!
Reply:Personally, I don't care about the meaning associated with names - I mean most people don't know the meaning, anyway. I could care less about the supposed meaning.
Reply:I'd go for it if you really like it and it isnt bothering you too much.
Most people don't know the meanings of names..I mean, if anything your daughter would look it up and probably laugh it off, especially in her teenage years. =)
BUT if it is concerning you that, consider making it her middle name?
Reply:I did rule out potential names due to their meanings - but really it's just a mental aversion and the meanings carry no significance.
If it bugs you alot, you can always choose a longer version of the name, such as Marabelle, Maralyn or Marabeth if one of those has a more favorable meaning (I don't know if it does), and then just call her "Mara."
For what it's worth, I think Mara sounds like a lovely name.
Reply:I really cared what my daughters name ment when I was looking for a name...But that is just me, I like the name Mara....if it doesn't bauther you then don't worry about it....congrats!!
Reply:well i don't bother about the meaning to much but a name like cain means posessed the origanal biblical murderer which is kinda off putting.My daughter is called Mia which means mine and she is so thats fine with me x
Reply:I think the real question is how MUCH it bothers you personally. To be honest, most other people could care less about what the name means. But if you do name your child that, you should have a good explanation when she gets older and asks.
Reply:in all honesty i don't care what a name means. The only thing that matters to me is what it means to me. Take for example my unborn sons name it will be Xxavier, it has a very religious meaning yet when i hear and when i write al i think about is warriors. So for me it means warrior.
However...most any site you look up the name Mara...it has awful meanings! Bitter, bringer of death, demon...LOL...couldn't get much worse if you put lots of stock into name meanings!
It bothers me a little...but not a lot.
Was wondering if any of you love particular names, but hate the meaning associated with it and worry that it might get brought up over and over once you name your child that...?
How much stock do you put into baby name meanings?
I'm not overly fussed by baby name meanings. And Mara is lovely, regardless of the downer associations in some baby name books.
In fact, I often hear parents say things like, "Her name is Caliana Jolie. It means beautiful princess." And I think that they're putting far too MUCH stock in what baby name books tell them about names' meanings.
I think it is far more important to consider how the name will be perceived out in the world, and unfortunately, very few baby name books will tell you that.
So I'll say that Mara is a fabulous choice that is feminine, but frills-free, simple but not common and distinctive without being strange.
I'd use it without hesitation!
Reply:Personally, I don't care about the meaning associated with names - I mean most people don't know the meaning, anyway. I could care less about the supposed meaning.
Reply:I'd go for it if you really like it and it isnt bothering you too much.
Most people don't know the meanings of names..I mean, if anything your daughter would look it up and probably laugh it off, especially in her teenage years. =)
BUT if it is concerning you that, consider making it her middle name?
Reply:I did rule out potential names due to their meanings - but really it's just a mental aversion and the meanings carry no significance.
If it bugs you alot, you can always choose a longer version of the name, such as Marabelle, Maralyn or Marabeth if one of those has a more favorable meaning (I don't know if it does), and then just call her "Mara."
For what it's worth, I think Mara sounds like a lovely name.
Reply:I really cared what my daughters name ment when I was looking for a name...But that is just me, I like the name Mara....if it doesn't bauther you then don't worry about it....congrats!!
Reply:well i don't bother about the meaning to much but a name like cain means posessed the origanal biblical murderer which is kinda off putting.My daughter is called Mia which means mine and she is so thats fine with me x
Reply:I think the real question is how MUCH it bothers you personally. To be honest, most other people could care less about what the name means. But if you do name your child that, you should have a good explanation when she gets older and asks.
Reply:in all honesty i don't care what a name means. The only thing that matters to me is what it means to me. Take for example my unborn sons name it will be Xxavier, it has a very religious meaning yet when i hear and when i write al i think about is warriors. So for me it means warrior.
Do these names sound cool?And even if they do, do you have any other suggestions?Name meanings are important.?
We don't know whether it'll be a boy or girl yet, but as it took us literally years to hammer out a name we both liked for our son, we could use some help. Halia (ha-LEE-ah) Ella is one thought. Halia means rememberance of a loved one and it has been a little over a year since my mother-in-law passed. Though, since it is a rare name, do you think she'd be picked on? We're also a lot Irish so since one meaning of Ella is elfin and we have the small elfy-like ears, I thought that could be cool. Another one Jase/Jason Alden. Jase/Jason means healer and Alden means pledge (so healer's pledge. Perfect if he's a doctor ;). Whatever we choose I want it to mean something positive and preferably inspiring. Our son's name means undefeatable peace (and happily at this point, he is). While meanings are important, we're totally cool with mixing name nationalities. Please help!
Do these names sound cool?And even if they do, do you have any other suggestions?Name meanings are important.?
Jason Alden flows really well and has a great meaning combo. It's also interesting that Jason is mentioned in the Bible as someone who provided hospitality to some people that were being persecuted. Hospitality was an important value in ancient cultures and you couldn't betray someone staying in your house--almost like an honour pledge, so that fits in with the name Alden too.
I would use the full name Jason and save Jase for a nickname. That way the child would have both options and not be tied down to Jase if it turned out to be too confusing for people to pronounce or spell.
Halia Ella is pretty but just doesn't flow well. I think it is the two vowels coming together at the word break. If you like Halia, then a middle name beginning in a consonant would flow better. For example:
Halia Cara (Cara is of Gaelic origin and means "beloved; friend" so perhaps the meaning combo would be "remembrance of a beloved friend")
Halia Jade (Jade is of Spanish origin and refers to the semiprecious green stone. The stone was believed to have the magical power of providing protection against disorders of the intestines. So you've got the healing idea in there.)
Halia Kai (Kai is Hawaiian meaning "the sea". The sea is sometimes used as a metaphor for eternity or crossing into the afterlife, so it would fit well with "remembrance").
I don't see any problem with the initials you mentioned.
Best wishes!
Reply:i think what you have chosen by yourselves is great. i like halia ella but might like it better switched to ella halia. both pretty names with pretty meaning. the boy name is great too- go with jase. its a nice little spin on a a common name. and alden works good with it. jason alden both ends with 'n' so i dont think it flows as well as jase alden. good job! very well thought out names.
good luck and congrats!
Reply:While I think Halia is pretty %26amp; unusual and I like Ella -- I don't like the names together, they both have the same sound ending %26amp; I don't think they roll off the tongue together.
Halia Elise -- still would have the same initials and means consecrated to God.
Good luck %26amp; congratulations!
Reply:Halia Ella is very pretty sounding, and unique, and I like how you've brought in your Irish culture to naming.
I like the Jason Alden. Jase to the illiterate eye might come out as "jazzy", which would be annoying.
As far as teasing, kids are mean and will tease no matter what you name them. But both are lovely names.
Reply:No I like the intitials 'JAH', it could always be a nickname lol. I really like the name Ella for a girl and Jase Alden for a boy. You picked very well :)
Reply:I like both the names actually. Ella also means young girl in spanish. I like the name Jase.
I dont think either of these would cause a problem.
Good luck
Reply:Wow, you've been doing some research! I think those names are cool and meaningful in a good way. I personally like the name Santos Wes cuz its a mix of latin and.....american I guess.... I love your names though.
Reply:Just come up cool off the wall names that you like. My sons' name are Jarrod Liono and Kamdor Ninjor.
Reply:I think the name Halia is very pretty. Halia Ella sounds nice, but it trips the tongue a little. Have you thought about looking into Gaelic names, since you're Irish? I also kind of like Halia Fay (or Fae).
I think Jason Alden is perfect. I would go with Jason and the nickname Jase, if you want to use Jase. It will give him an alternative if he wants something a little different.
Do these names sound cool?And even if they do, do you have any other suggestions?Name meanings are important.?
Jason Alden flows really well and has a great meaning combo. It's also interesting that Jason is mentioned in the Bible as someone who provided hospitality to some people that were being persecuted. Hospitality was an important value in ancient cultures and you couldn't betray someone staying in your house--almost like an honour pledge, so that fits in with the name Alden too.
I would use the full name Jason and save Jase for a nickname. That way the child would have both options and not be tied down to Jase if it turned out to be too confusing for people to pronounce or spell.
Halia Ella is pretty but just doesn't flow well. I think it is the two vowels coming together at the word break. If you like Halia, then a middle name beginning in a consonant would flow better. For example:
Halia Cara (Cara is of Gaelic origin and means "beloved; friend" so perhaps the meaning combo would be "remembrance of a beloved friend")
Halia Jade (Jade is of Spanish origin and refers to the semiprecious green stone. The stone was believed to have the magical power of providing protection against disorders of the intestines. So you've got the healing idea in there.)
Halia Kai (Kai is Hawaiian meaning "the sea". The sea is sometimes used as a metaphor for eternity or crossing into the afterlife, so it would fit well with "remembrance").
I don't see any problem with the initials you mentioned.
Best wishes!
Reply:i think what you have chosen by yourselves is great. i like halia ella but might like it better switched to ella halia. both pretty names with pretty meaning. the boy name is great too- go with jase. its a nice little spin on a a common name. and alden works good with it. jason alden both ends with 'n' so i dont think it flows as well as jase alden. good job! very well thought out names.
good luck and congrats!
Reply:While I think Halia is pretty %26amp; unusual and I like Ella -- I don't like the names together, they both have the same sound ending %26amp; I don't think they roll off the tongue together.
Halia Elise -- still would have the same initials and means consecrated to God.
Good luck %26amp; congratulations!
Reply:Halia Ella is very pretty sounding, and unique, and I like how you've brought in your Irish culture to naming.
I like the Jason Alden. Jase to the illiterate eye might come out as "jazzy", which would be annoying.
As far as teasing, kids are mean and will tease no matter what you name them. But both are lovely names.
Reply:No I like the intitials 'JAH', it could always be a nickname lol. I really like the name Ella for a girl and Jase Alden for a boy. You picked very well :)
Reply:I like both the names actually. Ella also means young girl in spanish. I like the name Jase.
I dont think either of these would cause a problem.
Good luck
Reply:Wow, you've been doing some research! I think those names are cool and meaningful in a good way. I personally like the name Santos Wes cuz its a mix of latin and.....american I guess.... I love your names though.
Reply:Just come up cool off the wall names that you like. My sons' name are Jarrod Liono and Kamdor Ninjor.
Reply:I think the name Halia is very pretty. Halia Ella sounds nice, but it trips the tongue a little. Have you thought about looking into Gaelic names, since you're Irish? I also kind of like Halia Fay (or Fae).
I think Jason Alden is perfect. I would go with Jason and the nickname Jase, if you want to use Jase. It will give him an alternative if he wants something a little different.
What is a good site to find baby names and meanings?
A few of my coworkers are planning on having kids soon, and want to know if there are any good sites to find baby names, because they haven't found a decent baby name book. They just want some ideas, that's all. Or if you have any personal suggestions (first names along with a middle name that sounds good) that would be so awesome!!! Thanks!
What is a good site to find baby names and meanings?
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Reply:http://www.babynames.com/
This is a relly good site. Hope it helps!
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com it gives names by the letter, meaning, ethnicity, and sex
Reply:babycenter.com
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What is a good site to find baby names and meanings?
I hope this helps you.
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Reply:http://www.babynames.com/
This is a relly good site. Hope it helps!
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com it gives names by the letter, meaning, ethnicity, and sex
Reply:babycenter.com
lotus
Does the baby name Connor have any bad meanings in Spanish?
My husband's family is Latino and I just wanted to make sure that before I name my baby this that it wouldn't be a problem with bad translation or nicknames. Anybody?
Does the baby name Connor have any bad meanings in Spanish?
Well, from what other people said, I don't think that it should be an issue. The first part of the name is not a good word in French, but a name, even if he has a word inside of it that is inappropriate, is still a name and it doesn't have a link to an obscenity.
Reply:there's a boy at my school named connor, and everyone thought we was mexican, turns out he was jewish... weird. i dont think there are any bad transilations!
Reply:No because in spanish the would still say connor. They would just pronounce it a little differently.
Reply:Connor is a very Anglo name and they might not like that...they are very much all about SONS...they may insist he be called Pedro...
Reply:nope not bad at all .. nice name
Does the baby name Connor have any bad meanings in Spanish?
Well, from what other people said, I don't think that it should be an issue. The first part of the name is not a good word in French, but a name, even if he has a word inside of it that is inappropriate, is still a name and it doesn't have a link to an obscenity.
Reply:there's a boy at my school named connor, and everyone thought we was mexican, turns out he was jewish... weird. i dont think there are any bad transilations!
Reply:No because in spanish the would still say connor. They would just pronounce it a little differently.
Reply:Connor is a very Anglo name and they might not like that...they are very much all about SONS...they may insist he be called Pedro...
Reply:nope not bad at all .. nice name
Best islamic having good meanings my baby girl name anybody suggest?
she born two days ago please any good islamic name my wife name abida me younas
Best islamic having good meanings my baby girl name anybody suggest?
Sameya.
The meaning of the name Sameya is Exalted, Sublime
It is Arabic.
I just love that name.
Reply:Aishah means wife of prophet SAW
Amal means hope
Amira means princess
Alesha means protected by God
Jamila means beautiful
Kamila means complete
Shakira means grateful
Tahira means pure, clean
Latifa means gentle, kind, pleasant, friendly
Sofia means beautiful
Zaina means beautiful
Hope this helps!
Good Luck and all the best for the future!
Reply:Mabrouk xoxox
I really like the name Nyla, i found it while looking for nice names. I also like the name Sumayya as has good islamic meaning and i like the name Hannah and Aya
Salam x
Best islamic having good meanings my baby girl name anybody suggest?
Sameya.
The meaning of the name Sameya is Exalted, Sublime
It is Arabic.
I just love that name.
Reply:Aishah means wife of prophet SAW
Amal means hope
Amira means princess
Alesha means protected by God
Jamila means beautiful
Kamila means complete
Shakira means grateful
Tahira means pure, clean
Latifa means gentle, kind, pleasant, friendly
Sofia means beautiful
Zaina means beautiful
Hope this helps!
Good Luck and all the best for the future!
Reply:Mabrouk xoxox
I really like the name Nyla, i found it while looking for nice names. I also like the name Sumayya as has good islamic meaning and i like the name Hannah and Aya
Salam x
Do people research name meanings?
I'm amazed at some of these names I'm seeing in here. Doesn't anyone know that Bailey meant the outer wall of a castle or alternatively, its KITCHEN area?
Does anyone know that COY means quiet and shy? And that Coy lends itself to be mocked with coydog?
Why do people make up their kids' names? If people want something unique, remember that your KID WILL GROW UP TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL. Giving him/her an abnormal name will lead to a lifetime (a lifetime, people, 80 years!) of frustration (with trying to explain how to say their name because it defies established rules of pronunciation, for example) and possibly embarassment. (Venerea or Corona, anyone?)
Out of curiosity, what level of education does a person have who names their child after a beer?
Please tell me I'm not alone and that someone understands what I'm trying to say.
Do people research name meanings?
I know what you mean! Recently I have encountered a 3 year old girl named McCoy (her first name), two other girls named Hunter (why not just name her Killer?) and Tanner (one who makes leather from animal skins) and a newborn girl named Unique (who isn't unique?!?). Some parents seem so determined to find a 'different' name that they lose all sense and just go for a sound they like, regardless of meaning. And some of those parents think that odd names make their children look like they are high class... Instead, they just look silly. Those unfortunate children.
Reply:I definitely research name definitions, but I know that many people don't seem to care i.e. I know someone who named her daughter Medea (the Greek character who murdered her own children). Eventually you have to accept that it is their choice, even as you may pity their children.
Reply:Your name must mean something along the lines of: A mountain out a molehill.
By the way, my name translates into raspberry in Russian and honey in Greek (or yellow bird). I hate my name and it's hard for some to pronounce but I like what it means. So maybe it's not too bad.
Reply:i know i do (research names at least) but sweetie if you're gonna sit there and complain about people naming their kids weird names, you're gonna be there for a while. "to each his own" there's no law that says parents cannot name their kids after castle walls or mocking. why do you care what they name thier kids? if those kids have any sense, they'll change their names when they get older. and if not, well hey maybe they like their individuality.
bottom line is, as long as people have free choice, they'll do whatever it is they want. you can't stop 'em and neither can i no matter how much we want to.
Reply:"I'm asking because having been out of the baby-naming scene for quite some time, I'm unused to seeing such untraditional names."
You know, most "abnormal" names that are hard to pronounce are traditional names from cultures you aren't used to, because the kid's family comes from another country. It's not abnormal to them.
Names made up by people who speak English are easy to pronounce in English, because they spell them based on how they sound. Anyone who speaks English natively can pronounce Venerea or Corona.
Reply:SISTER YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!!!!
I've been ranting about this subject for years. Let me give you an example.
I used to be an insurance agent running a home service debit. One of my customers had a baby and wanted to add her to her existing life insurance policy.
I started filling out the application and when I got down to the part where I needed information on the child, I asked what the baby's full name was. Mama, aged 19 or 20, said and I quote verbatim, "I can't pronounce it, let me go get the paper." I was dumbfounded.
The girl came back with one of those cute and frilly little certificates the hospital gives new mothers. I can't begin to remember the spelling, but as God is my witness, the baby's first name was 21, yes twenty-one, letters long, and the middle name 18, yes EIGHTEEN, letters long.
I looked at the certificate and then glared at the new mama, she started to squirm even before I spoke. I could not keep it in, I didn't care if I blew the sale or not. I told her flat out, "You ought to be slapped for pulling such a dirty trick on a poor defenseless infant."
Mama whined, "My sista she come up with it."
"Then she ought to be slapped too!" I blasted.
From across the room, little sister chimed in, "It a African name."
On a roll, I let loose my anger,"And just when is this baby going to Africa? Is this poor innocent child going to grow up in Africa or in Belzoni, MS? You've saddled this poor baby with an unpronounceable name that won't even fit into the name blocks on a government form. This child will have her name mangled all of her life, and when she starts school, all the other kids will make fun of her name. You really ought to have your butt kicked!"
I actually made the sale! I ended up just putting the baby's initials on the application.
Next time I went to collect, the girls' Mother was home. She said, "I heard about you giving these girls down the road. You didn't tell 'em anything I didn't tell 'em. I agree with you entirely."
I know we are probably wasting our breath, people will continue to give children idiotic names, but I intend to keep campaigning for sensible, and traditional names.
BTW, it could actually be worse. Down Argentina way, in the 1960's and 1970's, it became fashionable to load babies with a multitude of names. It got so bad that some time in the late 1970's the government issued a decree that it would be considered unlawful to give a child more than ten given names.
Doc
Reply:The person who suggested Venerea and Corona was probably joking. This is apparent if you look at their previous questions.
While I understand what you're saying (I have my fair share of pet peeves when it comes to names, Naveah "heaven spelled backwards" being a personal source of frustration) I hate when people insist on purely common names. Plenty of people hate my list of favorite names (I favor long forgotten, old fashioned names, like Balthazar, Edgar, Ichabod, Finbar, Viola, Prudence) and would declare them a "horrible thing to do to a child." Personally, I'd rather be a Hyacinth or an Ebeneezer than another Madison or John. So, who am I to judge anyone else's choice of names?
Reply:I completely agree with you. With the recent birth of our second daughter, my husband and I didn't come up with a name until a day after she was born. with our last name being one that a child can easily be made fun of for, we had a very hard time making sure nothing sounded inappropriate, that no "nicknames" would cause ridicule. we even had to make sure the initials would be OK. It amazes me that some people don't take into consideration that the child will have to live with the name they are given.
Reply:Actually, you have shown your ignorance.
Bailey has been a boys name since I was
in school 30 years ago.
Now it's a girls name.
Corona is a Spanish name meaning Crown.
I've never heard of anyone called Coy or Venerea.
Some people have poor taste.
I would think it's better they ask for other's opinion.
Reply:Lots of people share your opinion, and there are people in society who make judgments about people before/when they meet them based on their names.
On the other hand, it is nice to have a variety. I have a million Sarahs, Edwards, Emmas, and Davids in my classes.
Back to being on your side...DMV hasn't spelled my first name correctly for a decade.
Does anyone know that COY means quiet and shy? And that Coy lends itself to be mocked with coydog?
Why do people make up their kids' names? If people want something unique, remember that your KID WILL GROW UP TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL. Giving him/her an abnormal name will lead to a lifetime (a lifetime, people, 80 years!) of frustration (with trying to explain how to say their name because it defies established rules of pronunciation, for example) and possibly embarassment. (Venerea or Corona, anyone?)
Out of curiosity, what level of education does a person have who names their child after a beer?
Please tell me I'm not alone and that someone understands what I'm trying to say.
Do people research name meanings?
I know what you mean! Recently I have encountered a 3 year old girl named McCoy (her first name), two other girls named Hunter (why not just name her Killer?) and Tanner (one who makes leather from animal skins) and a newborn girl named Unique (who isn't unique?!?). Some parents seem so determined to find a 'different' name that they lose all sense and just go for a sound they like, regardless of meaning. And some of those parents think that odd names make their children look like they are high class... Instead, they just look silly. Those unfortunate children.
Reply:I definitely research name definitions, but I know that many people don't seem to care i.e. I know someone who named her daughter Medea (the Greek character who murdered her own children). Eventually you have to accept that it is their choice, even as you may pity their children.
Reply:Your name must mean something along the lines of: A mountain out a molehill.
By the way, my name translates into raspberry in Russian and honey in Greek (or yellow bird). I hate my name and it's hard for some to pronounce but I like what it means. So maybe it's not too bad.
Reply:i know i do (research names at least) but sweetie if you're gonna sit there and complain about people naming their kids weird names, you're gonna be there for a while. "to each his own" there's no law that says parents cannot name their kids after castle walls or mocking. why do you care what they name thier kids? if those kids have any sense, they'll change their names when they get older. and if not, well hey maybe they like their individuality.
bottom line is, as long as people have free choice, they'll do whatever it is they want. you can't stop 'em and neither can i no matter how much we want to.
Reply:"I'm asking because having been out of the baby-naming scene for quite some time, I'm unused to seeing such untraditional names."
You know, most "abnormal" names that are hard to pronounce are traditional names from cultures you aren't used to, because the kid's family comes from another country. It's not abnormal to them.
Names made up by people who speak English are easy to pronounce in English, because they spell them based on how they sound. Anyone who speaks English natively can pronounce Venerea or Corona.
Reply:SISTER YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!!!!
I've been ranting about this subject for years. Let me give you an example.
I used to be an insurance agent running a home service debit. One of my customers had a baby and wanted to add her to her existing life insurance policy.
I started filling out the application and when I got down to the part where I needed information on the child, I asked what the baby's full name was. Mama, aged 19 or 20, said and I quote verbatim, "I can't pronounce it, let me go get the paper." I was dumbfounded.
The girl came back with one of those cute and frilly little certificates the hospital gives new mothers. I can't begin to remember the spelling, but as God is my witness, the baby's first name was 21, yes twenty-one, letters long, and the middle name 18, yes EIGHTEEN, letters long.
I looked at the certificate and then glared at the new mama, she started to squirm even before I spoke. I could not keep it in, I didn't care if I blew the sale or not. I told her flat out, "You ought to be slapped for pulling such a dirty trick on a poor defenseless infant."
Mama whined, "My sista she come up with it."
"Then she ought to be slapped too!" I blasted.
From across the room, little sister chimed in, "It a African name."
On a roll, I let loose my anger,"And just when is this baby going to Africa? Is this poor innocent child going to grow up in Africa or in Belzoni, MS? You've saddled this poor baby with an unpronounceable name that won't even fit into the name blocks on a government form. This child will have her name mangled all of her life, and when she starts school, all the other kids will make fun of her name. You really ought to have your butt kicked!"
I actually made the sale! I ended up just putting the baby's initials on the application.
Next time I went to collect, the girls' Mother was home. She said, "I heard about you giving these girls down the road. You didn't tell 'em anything I didn't tell 'em. I agree with you entirely."
I know we are probably wasting our breath, people will continue to give children idiotic names, but I intend to keep campaigning for sensible, and traditional names.
BTW, it could actually be worse. Down Argentina way, in the 1960's and 1970's, it became fashionable to load babies with a multitude of names. It got so bad that some time in the late 1970's the government issued a decree that it would be considered unlawful to give a child more than ten given names.
Doc
Reply:The person who suggested Venerea and Corona was probably joking. This is apparent if you look at their previous questions.
While I understand what you're saying (I have my fair share of pet peeves when it comes to names, Naveah "heaven spelled backwards" being a personal source of frustration) I hate when people insist on purely common names. Plenty of people hate my list of favorite names (I favor long forgotten, old fashioned names, like Balthazar, Edgar, Ichabod, Finbar, Viola, Prudence) and would declare them a "horrible thing to do to a child." Personally, I'd rather be a Hyacinth or an Ebeneezer than another Madison or John. So, who am I to judge anyone else's choice of names?
Reply:I completely agree with you. With the recent birth of our second daughter, my husband and I didn't come up with a name until a day after she was born. with our last name being one that a child can easily be made fun of for, we had a very hard time making sure nothing sounded inappropriate, that no "nicknames" would cause ridicule. we even had to make sure the initials would be OK. It amazes me that some people don't take into consideration that the child will have to live with the name they are given.
Reply:Actually, you have shown your ignorance.
Bailey has been a boys name since I was
in school 30 years ago.
Now it's a girls name.
Corona is a Spanish name meaning Crown.
I've never heard of anyone called Coy or Venerea.
Some people have poor taste.
I would think it's better they ask for other's opinion.
Reply:Lots of people share your opinion, and there are people in society who make judgments about people before/when they meet them based on their names.
On the other hand, it is nice to have a variety. I have a million Sarahs, Edwards, Emmas, and Davids in my classes.
Back to being on your side...DMV hasn't spelled my first name correctly for a decade.
Is there a name for word groups that have different spellings and meanings yet sound alike?
I'm talking about words like: wares, wears, where's.
Is there a name for word groups that have different spellings and meanings yet sound alike?
Isn't it homonyms? like sea and see!
Reply:the word you are looking for is hononyms
synonyms are words that mean the same but are different
Reply:homonyms
Reply:Yes ...homophones... better examples are:
use
ewes
hues
hews
Hughes
U's
Reply:1. Two, too, to
2. eight, ate
3.lakh, lack
4.Four, Fore
5. one, won
6.Far, For
7. Fair, Fare
These pairs come readily to mind.
Reply:Homonyms
Reply:yup im thnin its homonyms, plz give me 10 pts purty plz!?!?!?!?!
Reply:It is called contractions
Reply:HOMOPHONES!
YAY!
Homonyms are things that look alike but mean different.
Example: Trunk (elephant's nose) and trunk (place to put stuff in car)
cockscomb
Is there a name for word groups that have different spellings and meanings yet sound alike?
Isn't it homonyms? like sea and see!
Reply:the word you are looking for is hononyms
synonyms are words that mean the same but are different
Reply:homonyms
Reply:Yes ...homophones... better examples are:
use
ewes
hues
hews
Hughes
U's
Reply:1. Two, too, to
2. eight, ate
3.lakh, lack
4.Four, Fore
5. one, won
6.Far, For
7. Fair, Fare
These pairs come readily to mind.
Reply:Homonyms
Reply:yup im thnin its homonyms, plz give me 10 pts purty plz!?!?!?!?!
Reply:It is called contractions
Reply:HOMOPHONES!
YAY!
Homonyms are things that look alike but mean different.
Example: Trunk (elephant's nose) and trunk (place to put stuff in car)
cockscomb
Domain name meanings?
Ok I need some help understanding this?
Ok here is my hosts features page:
http://www.hostmonster.com/hosting-featu...
As you can see they have unlimited domains, add-on domains etc and I need to know what that means?
Does having unlimited add on domains mean If my domain is example.com I can add another domain like sample.com for free?
Or does that mean if I had sample.com registered like at 1and1.com I could put it with my hosting account and share the disk space and bandwidth with example.com for free?
I really need help with this?!
And if you only want to answer the first part thats fine but could somone give a link that explains what a:
add-on domain
parked domain
sub domain
and what it means to have unlimited domain mean?
Thanks!
Domain name meanings?
Do not be so happy with unlimited domains, the moment traffic increases hostmonster might ask you to upgrade web hosting package. You also check review of top ten web hosting service providers at website like http://aplis.net/ .
Reply:Don't confuse yourself. It means you can host unlimited domains on 1 account!
In other words, you can buy other domains from host monster, or other sites like 1and1, godaddy... and host all of them by your account with Host Monster. You don't need to pay any new payment for that. You can use your current disc space and bandwidth for all them together.
At present I own 4 different websites which I host them by my account with hostmonster. They have a really great offer for hosting %26amp; I have used them for over 3 yrs now, and have never had a single problem with them.
http://www.hostmonster.com/track/fullfea...
Good Luck1
Ok here is my hosts features page:
http://www.hostmonster.com/hosting-featu...
As you can see they have unlimited domains, add-on domains etc and I need to know what that means?
Does having unlimited add on domains mean If my domain is example.com I can add another domain like sample.com for free?
Or does that mean if I had sample.com registered like at 1and1.com I could put it with my hosting account and share the disk space and bandwidth with example.com for free?
I really need help with this?!
And if you only want to answer the first part thats fine but could somone give a link that explains what a:
add-on domain
parked domain
sub domain
and what it means to have unlimited domain mean?
Thanks!
Domain name meanings?
Do not be so happy with unlimited domains, the moment traffic increases hostmonster might ask you to upgrade web hosting package. You also check review of top ten web hosting service providers at website like http://aplis.net/ .
Reply:Don't confuse yourself. It means you can host unlimited domains on 1 account!
In other words, you can buy other domains from host monster, or other sites like 1and1, godaddy... and host all of them by your account with Host Monster. You don't need to pay any new payment for that. You can use your current disc space and bandwidth for all them together.
At present I own 4 different websites which I host them by my account with hostmonster. They have a really great offer for hosting %26amp; I have used them for over 3 yrs now, and have never had a single problem with them.
http://www.hostmonster.com/track/fullfea...
Good Luck1
Are there other meanings for the name Samantha?
other than listener or a good listener!
Are there other meanings for the name Samantha?
Samantha means combined name
It is a Very Pretty!!!
There is a misconception that the name Samantha is an old English or Hebrew name. In reality, the name Samantha was first recorded in the Southern U.S. just after 1800. Most likely it is a combined name from Samuel (Sam) and Anthea.
Reply:i found that it means- listener of God in hebrew.
Reply:I'm not sure, but it is a pretty name.
Reply:Hebrew Told by god
it also contains the greek form antha which means flower
Reply:so weird when i have a girl thats the name i want her 2 have and then every 1 will call her sam oh and on my soap opra general hospital sam is so pretty lol
{p.s. im sorry i dont know wat it means}
orchid tree
Are there other meanings for the name Samantha?
Samantha means combined name
It is a Very Pretty!!!
There is a misconception that the name Samantha is an old English or Hebrew name. In reality, the name Samantha was first recorded in the Southern U.S. just after 1800. Most likely it is a combined name from Samuel (Sam) and Anthea.
Reply:i found that it means- listener of God in hebrew.
Reply:I'm not sure, but it is a pretty name.
Reply:Hebrew Told by god
it also contains the greek form antha which means flower
Reply:so weird when i have a girl thats the name i want her 2 have and then every 1 will call her sam oh and on my soap opra general hospital sam is so pretty lol
{p.s. im sorry i dont know wat it means}
orchid tree
Where do they get the name meanings in the bible? isnt these another indication of the bible's "fictionality"
im quoting from someone's answer.
"Nimrod (which means rebellious) built the Tower of Babel in an attempt to get to heaven. "
i know parents dont name their children rebelious..
Babel means "confusion". (you name your city confusion. what a great idea.)
Where do they get the name meanings in the bible? isnt these another indication of the bible's "fictionality"
"Babel" is composed of two words, "baa" meaning "gate" and "el," "god." Hence, "the gate of god." A related word in Hebrew, "balal" means "confusion."
No, this does not indicate the Bible is fictional. Just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's not the truth. The Bible is historically and archaeologically accurate.
Reply:It was named gate of God because those building it wanted to reach heaven. They may have had another name for it, but it was never completed. Since it wasn't completed it really wasn't named. It is an event along with the structure that is "remembered" as the Tower of Babel. Better? Report Abuse
Reply:Sorry, but what exactly is your question???
Reply:The Bible is a fictional story. seriously, who the hell can walk on water? its impossible. all of it is a bunch of bs.
Reply:You and that person know nothing about ancient Middle eastern customs....so the both of you are stupid for ranting about something you are not educated enough to critique.
Reply:You have it all backwards.Those names existed before their meaning did. I will give you a few examples ,the word hooker , meaning a prostitute came from the civil war General Hooker.And the word side burn came from the civil war General Burnside.Allot of words were created because of people's influence on history. The word pasteurize, as in pasteurized milk came from Dr, Pasteur who came up with the idea. Do you understand now .The word crap came from the inventor of the modern toilet, Thomas Crapper.
Reply:actually, jewish names are just hebrew words, or phrases. my jewish name is ayelet which means deer. one of my sisters jewish name is bat-shir which means daughter of song. my brother is ari, which means lion. my cousin's is issachar which means "there is a reward" and my friend's is idan which means "historical period". my father's is amichai which means "my people live"
there are not really any hebrew names that are just babble, they are all words or phrases pretty much, even israeli town names
Reply:The names in the bibles come from the respective times in questions. I believe over the years the languages themselves have evolved due to trade with other cultures, so it makes sense that their meanings would be different.
Reply:Nimrod's name in his own language probably didn't mean rebellious. But when it got translated into Hebrew, it did.
A modern example is how Hamas is just an acronym in Arabic, but in Hebrew, it is a word which means "Violence." (probably not a coincidence by the way).
"Nimrod (which means rebellious) built the Tower of Babel in an attempt to get to heaven. "
i know parents dont name their children rebelious..
Babel means "confusion". (you name your city confusion. what a great idea.)
Where do they get the name meanings in the bible? isnt these another indication of the bible's "fictionality"
"Babel" is composed of two words, "baa" meaning "gate" and "el," "god." Hence, "the gate of god." A related word in Hebrew, "balal" means "confusion."
No, this does not indicate the Bible is fictional. Just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's not the truth. The Bible is historically and archaeologically accurate.
Reply:It was named gate of God because those building it wanted to reach heaven. They may have had another name for it, but it was never completed. Since it wasn't completed it really wasn't named. It is an event along with the structure that is "remembered" as the Tower of Babel. Better? Report Abuse
Reply:Sorry, but what exactly is your question???
Reply:The Bible is a fictional story. seriously, who the hell can walk on water? its impossible. all of it is a bunch of bs.
Reply:You and that person know nothing about ancient Middle eastern customs....so the both of you are stupid for ranting about something you are not educated enough to critique.
Reply:You have it all backwards.Those names existed before their meaning did. I will give you a few examples ,the word hooker , meaning a prostitute came from the civil war General Hooker.And the word side burn came from the civil war General Burnside.Allot of words were created because of people's influence on history. The word pasteurize, as in pasteurized milk came from Dr, Pasteur who came up with the idea. Do you understand now .The word crap came from the inventor of the modern toilet, Thomas Crapper.
Reply:actually, jewish names are just hebrew words, or phrases. my jewish name is ayelet which means deer. one of my sisters jewish name is bat-shir which means daughter of song. my brother is ari, which means lion. my cousin's is issachar which means "there is a reward" and my friend's is idan which means "historical period". my father's is amichai which means "my people live"
there are not really any hebrew names that are just babble, they are all words or phrases pretty much, even israeli town names
Reply:The names in the bibles come from the respective times in questions. I believe over the years the languages themselves have evolved due to trade with other cultures, so it makes sense that their meanings would be different.
Reply:Nimrod's name in his own language probably didn't mean rebellious. But when it got translated into Hebrew, it did.
A modern example is how Hamas is just an acronym in Arabic, but in Hebrew, it is a word which means "Violence." (probably not a coincidence by the way).
Need help with baby name meanings....?
I need a name, boy or girl that means laughter. Everytime I tell someone that I am pregnant they laugh out loud!!! It is number 5, I suppose that is why!! :)
Need help with baby name meanings....?
you made me laugh all I could think of is melody sorry
Reply:Girl:
Meara or it could be Mearah, Mearia, Meariah, Mearya, Mearyah, Meira, Meirah, Meyra, Meyrah
Gaelic- From the pool, laughter.
Boy:
Isaac or it could be Isaack, Isaak, Isac, Isack, Izaac, Izaack, Izak Hebrew- He will laugh, Laughter, God smiles.
Reply:Isaac
Teshi
A website said Lol, i swear! http://www.babynames.com/name/LOL
Ahanu
Sarina
Risa
Gelasia
Azik
Dwight
Ike
Mearah Mearia Meariah Mearya Mearyah Meira Meirah Meyra
Meyrah
http://www.mybaby-name.com/babynames_mea...
All I could find!
Reply:Cadence means rhythm but it also means happiness. Risa means laughter, Felicity means happiness, Allegra means happy air, Joy means happy, and Abigail means a fathers joy.
Reply:Azik
Dwight
Ike
Isaac
Meara
Mearah
Mearya
SEKAI
TESHI
Yitzhak
NOTE: I think these are Hebrew names which is why some are unfamiliar.
Reply:For a boy, Issac means laughter. For a girls name I couldn't find one that meant "laughter" but Sarina is kinda pretty and it means "Princess, or One who laughs."
Reply:Isaac means "He will laugh"
Hmm...I can't seem to find anymore.
Reply:I looked it up and found Isaac and Meara
Need help with baby name meanings....?
you made me laugh all I could think of is melody sorry
Reply:Girl:
Meara or it could be Mearah, Mearia, Meariah, Mearya, Mearyah, Meira, Meirah, Meyra, Meyrah
Gaelic- From the pool, laughter.
Boy:
Isaac or it could be Isaack, Isaak, Isac, Isack, Izaac, Izaack, Izak Hebrew- He will laugh, Laughter, God smiles.
Reply:Isaac
Teshi
A website said Lol, i swear! http://www.babynames.com/name/LOL
Ahanu
Sarina
Risa
Gelasia
Azik
Dwight
Ike
Mearah Mearia Meariah Mearya Mearyah Meira Meirah Meyra
Meyrah
http://www.mybaby-name.com/babynames_mea...
All I could find!
Reply:Cadence means rhythm but it also means happiness. Risa means laughter, Felicity means happiness, Allegra means happy air, Joy means happy, and Abigail means a fathers joy.
Reply:Azik
Dwight
Ike
Isaac
Meara
Mearah
Mearya
SEKAI
TESHI
Yitzhak
NOTE: I think these are Hebrew names which is why some are unfamiliar.
Reply:For a boy, Issac means laughter. For a girls name I couldn't find one that meant "laughter" but Sarina is kinda pretty and it means "Princess, or One who laughs."
Reply:Isaac means "He will laugh"
Hmm...I can't seem to find anymore.
Reply:I looked it up and found Isaac and Meara
Baby name meanings?
Do you believe that the meaning of a name will have any effect on your child's personality?? For example, my daughter Payton is my wild child, very difficult and stubborn. Her name means "aggressive". I'm pregnant with my 3rd baby now, and looking for names but now I'm really noticing the meaning before I choose. Opinions???
Baby name meanings?
No, that's putting too much weight to it. Relax! :)
Reply:No. I know two people named Brittany (a friend and a girl I grew up with). They are complete opposites. A name may affect how others perceive a person, but personality is a combination of environment and genetics.
Reply:yer
Reply:I do think it can have something to do with it. Im not that spiritually into it. My name means Butterfly, and I don't see what I could possibly have in common with that....
Reply:To look up baby name meanings, see the following websites:
http://www.babynamesworld.com/
http://www.babynames.com/
Good Luck!
Reply:well it's interesting to compare what they're like to their name meanings, but that doesn't mean every payton is going to have the same personality
Reply:I do think the name of a child has an effect on their personality, My son is called Craig which is scottish for Crag or Rock and over the years thats exactly what he has been to me a Rock, He is steady and out going. My Daughter on the other hand has a made up name from her dads, he is called Jon Charles and before she was born I called him Jc So we called her Jaycee she is stubborn, strong willed,independent but also loving and affectionate but I have no idea if her name means anything.
Reply:Some people regard meanings as pretty high up when choosing a name, but I am not one of them. I hardly pay attention to them and do not know the meanings for all my favorite names - even. I like names that are easy to pronounce, have a lovely sound, and are a bit unique. I don't believe meanings affect personality (that's just me.)
www.babycenter.com has a neat tool where you can search for names by meaning OR find a meaning by typing in the particular name.
Reply:No, I don't. That's why I don't think names are a big deal- the child will describe the name, not the name the child. My daughter Lizzie is very down to earth, calm- so her name seems calm.
Reply:Yes i think so. Does your daughter know the meaning of her name? because it's sometimes a psycological impulse to live up to what your name is. Example, my name means follower of christ, and i'm catholic. Could be coincidence, could be not. I have come to learn that the name Michelle will result in a problematic kid. I know two people named Michelle, one got herself knocked up and got married at the age of 20 (not one of the nicest people i know) the other smokes and drinks ( but is a great friend). So be careful.
Reply:NO....how does a baby know what its name means? Hell, my name is Tara....the meaning is something w/ land and another meaning i have heard is "a tower" but i am short...nothing towards a personality or anything....I think you may be reading into a bit much...
Baby name meanings?
No, that's putting too much weight to it. Relax! :)
Reply:No. I know two people named Brittany (a friend and a girl I grew up with). They are complete opposites. A name may affect how others perceive a person, but personality is a combination of environment and genetics.
Reply:yer
Reply:I do think it can have something to do with it. Im not that spiritually into it. My name means Butterfly, and I don't see what I could possibly have in common with that....
Reply:To look up baby name meanings, see the following websites:
http://www.babynamesworld.com/
http://www.babynames.com/
Good Luck!
Reply:well it's interesting to compare what they're like to their name meanings, but that doesn't mean every payton is going to have the same personality
Reply:I do think the name of a child has an effect on their personality, My son is called Craig which is scottish for Crag or Rock and over the years thats exactly what he has been to me a Rock, He is steady and out going. My Daughter on the other hand has a made up name from her dads, he is called Jon Charles and before she was born I called him Jc So we called her Jaycee she is stubborn, strong willed,independent but also loving and affectionate but I have no idea if her name means anything.
Reply:Some people regard meanings as pretty high up when choosing a name, but I am not one of them. I hardly pay attention to them and do not know the meanings for all my favorite names - even. I like names that are easy to pronounce, have a lovely sound, and are a bit unique. I don't believe meanings affect personality (that's just me.)
www.babycenter.com has a neat tool where you can search for names by meaning OR find a meaning by typing in the particular name.
Reply:No, I don't. That's why I don't think names are a big deal- the child will describe the name, not the name the child. My daughter Lizzie is very down to earth, calm- so her name seems calm.
Reply:Yes i think so. Does your daughter know the meaning of her name? because it's sometimes a psycological impulse to live up to what your name is. Example, my name means follower of christ, and i'm catholic. Could be coincidence, could be not. I have come to learn that the name Michelle will result in a problematic kid. I know two people named Michelle, one got herself knocked up and got married at the age of 20 (not one of the nicest people i know) the other smokes and drinks ( but is a great friend). So be careful.
Reply:NO....how does a baby know what its name means? Hell, my name is Tara....the meaning is something w/ land and another meaning i have heard is "a tower" but i am short...nothing towards a personality or anything....I think you may be reading into a bit much...
Free downloads on name meanings?
Although I'm not quite sure what you're asking, I'll take a stab at it. I believe your asking for a site that will give you the meanings of names. If I'm right, here it is:
http://www.zelo.com/firstnames/
Free downloads on name meanings?
huh?
Reply:Not sure what you're asking, but
http://www.aahoroscopes.com/names.shtml
Just for fun
creeper
http://www.zelo.com/firstnames/
Free downloads on name meanings?
huh?
Reply:Not sure what you're asking, but
http://www.aahoroscopes.com/names.shtml
Just for fun
creeper
What are some names with meanings about intelligence and cleverness?
This is for a fanfiction. My first thought was Minerva after the Roman goddess of widom but that just wouldnt suit an eleven year old living in this era. Any ideas, no matter how weird the names are theyll be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
What are some names with meanings about intelligence and cleverness?
Clever:
CHIKAO (b)
CONG (b/g)
KAUSHAL (b)
MINH (b)
SOPHOCLES (b)
TOSHIHIRO (b)
ZEKI (g)
Intelligence
AKILI (g)
GANESA (b/g)
MANAS (b)
MANASA (g)
NUHA (g)
TVUNA (g)
Wise
ALDAN (b)
ALIMA (g)
ALVIS (b)
CHANNER (b/g)
CHANNERY(g)
CHIKAO (b)
ELVIS (b)
HASSAN (b)
KAVI (b/g)
KEEN (b/g)
KEENE (b/g)
LUKMAN (b)
MITSIS (g)
RAMIRA (g)
RASHEED (b)
SOPHRONIA (g)
TOSHIHIRO (b)
ZEROUN (b)
Reply:Albert 鈥?English 鈥?noble and bright
Aldo - Italian/Old German - wise, elder
Alima 鈥?Arabic 鈥?learned, wise
Alvin - Old English - wise friend (most sites don't have the wise part though) Variations: Elvin, Elvis, Elwin
Athena - greek goddess of wisdom
Callahan 鈥?Irish 鈥?little bright-headed one
Casper 鈥?said to be one of the wise men鈥檚 names
Cassidy - Irsh, Welsch, Gaelic - curly-headed; ingenious, clever
Conley 鈥?Irish - strong-willed, wise
Conrad 鈥?German 鈥?experienced advisor
Constance/Connie 鈥?steadfast
Drew 鈥?Welch - wise (Variations: Dore, Dory, Trey )
Kelley 鈥?Irish 鈥?bright-headed
Penelope - Greek - weaver; has come to mean a clever woman
Portia - Latin - used by shakespeare as a clever heroine in "The Merchant of Venice"
Prudence 鈥?Latin - caution/discretion
Raymond 鈥?German - advice, decision protector (Variations: Ray, Raymon)
Shannon 鈥?Irish - little old wise one
Sonia - Slavic - wisdom
Temperance 鈥?English 鈥?moderation (kind of like intelligent?)
Todd - Middle English - fox (Scottish nickname for a clever person)
Reply:Obviously, you said Minerva, so her Greek counterpart Athena.
Thoth, or Tehuty, Hermes, Mercury, and Odin could all be male names. As they are gods of writing from different cultures. Female ones could be Ma'at, or Seshat. Discordia (Eris) is quite a clever Goddess. (She's the one who rolled the golden apple into the party marked "for the prettiest" in the Illiad)
Reply:Akili - Wisdom and intelligance - Sawhili for both genders
Chieko - Child blessed with wisdom - Japanese
Sofia - Wisdom - Greek
Vida - Wisdom - Indian
a few of my favourites and the link below will take you to more.
Hope this helps :D
Reply:Dana- male Persian name- it means 'wise'.
What are some names with meanings about intelligence and cleverness?
Clever:
CHIKAO (b)
CONG (b/g)
KAUSHAL (b)
MINH (b)
SOPHOCLES (b)
TOSHIHIRO (b)
ZEKI (g)
Intelligence
AKILI (g)
GANESA (b/g)
MANAS (b)
MANASA (g)
NUHA (g)
TVUNA (g)
Wise
ALDAN (b)
ALIMA (g)
ALVIS (b)
CHANNER (b/g)
CHANNERY(g)
CHIKAO (b)
ELVIS (b)
HASSAN (b)
KAVI (b/g)
KEEN (b/g)
KEENE (b/g)
LUKMAN (b)
MITSIS (g)
RAMIRA (g)
RASHEED (b)
SOPHRONIA (g)
TOSHIHIRO (b)
ZEROUN (b)
Reply:Albert 鈥?English 鈥?noble and bright
Aldo - Italian/Old German - wise, elder
Alima 鈥?Arabic 鈥?learned, wise
Alvin - Old English - wise friend (most sites don't have the wise part though) Variations: Elvin, Elvis, Elwin
Athena - greek goddess of wisdom
Callahan 鈥?Irish 鈥?little bright-headed one
Casper 鈥?said to be one of the wise men鈥檚 names
Cassidy - Irsh, Welsch, Gaelic - curly-headed; ingenious, clever
Conley 鈥?Irish - strong-willed, wise
Conrad 鈥?German 鈥?experienced advisor
Constance/Connie 鈥?steadfast
Drew 鈥?Welch - wise (Variations: Dore, Dory, Trey )
Kelley 鈥?Irish 鈥?bright-headed
Penelope - Greek - weaver; has come to mean a clever woman
Portia - Latin - used by shakespeare as a clever heroine in "The Merchant of Venice"
Prudence 鈥?Latin - caution/discretion
Raymond 鈥?German - advice, decision protector (Variations: Ray, Raymon)
Shannon 鈥?Irish - little old wise one
Sonia - Slavic - wisdom
Temperance 鈥?English 鈥?moderation (kind of like intelligent?)
Todd - Middle English - fox (Scottish nickname for a clever person)
Reply:Obviously, you said Minerva, so her Greek counterpart Athena.
Thoth, or Tehuty, Hermes, Mercury, and Odin could all be male names. As they are gods of writing from different cultures. Female ones could be Ma'at, or Seshat. Discordia (Eris) is quite a clever Goddess. (She's the one who rolled the golden apple into the party marked "for the prettiest" in the Illiad)
Reply:Akili - Wisdom and intelligance - Sawhili for both genders
Chieko - Child blessed with wisdom - Japanese
Sofia - Wisdom - Greek
Vida - Wisdom - Indian
a few of my favourites and the link below will take you to more.
Hope this helps :D
Reply:Dana- male Persian name- it means 'wise'.
What are these name meanings...x?
i need to know the meanings of these names:
julia
lucinda
homer
kirsten
and binga
thankyouuu!!!
What are these name meanings...x?
Julia is Youthful, Downy
Lucinda is Graceful light. Illumination.
Homer is promise
Kirsten is american, greek, Scottish, English and danish, and means Follower of Christ.
Binga is From the kettle shaped hollow.
Reply:Julia means Soft-Haired, Youthful
Lucinda means Beautiful and Graceful light.
Homer means Promise
Kristen means Follower of Christ, Christ-Bearer
Binga means kettle shaped hollow :S
julia
lucinda
homer
kirsten
and binga
thankyouuu!!!
What are these name meanings...x?
Julia is Youthful, Downy
Lucinda is Graceful light. Illumination.
Homer is promise
Kirsten is american, greek, Scottish, English and danish, and means Follower of Christ.
Binga is From the kettle shaped hollow.
Reply:Julia means Soft-Haired, Youthful
Lucinda means Beautiful and Graceful light.
Homer means Promise
Kristen means Follower of Christ, Christ-Bearer
Binga means kettle shaped hollow :S
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
I'm trying to think of a really creative, unique, and just overall out there name for my daughter before she's born. I've considered names from a variety of languages, but the only one that really stuck was Raiha which is Japanese, only I really want to know what it means...i've been to several sights including "Behind the Name" and although their descriptions are detailed, they don't include Raiha or any of the other names I have considered. (Apple, and Kitty, as strange as they may be...)
You may think I'm weird, but i met a kid in a class of mine who's name was Random Alibi Waters, and it just is so different I'd like to give my girl a name like that.
So basically, anyone know what Raiha means?
and does anyone else have good ideas?
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
Random Alibi Waters! that's hilarious because its not my name.
I've never heard Raiha before and it doesn't sound Japanese to me but it's a pretty name. Rhia is a name I like and it means flow in Greek. Other exotic names I can suggest for you are:
Akilah: intelligent in Arabic
Abitha: like Tabitha, gazelle in Hebrew.
Zafira: sapphire in Arabic
Kyra: feminine of Cyrus in Slavic.
Athalia: the lord is exalted in Hebrew.
Emer: celtic legend name.
Circe: nymph from the Greek mythology.
Bijou: jewel in French
Larkin: lark
Saffron: like the spice
Viveca: Alive in Scandinavian languages
Wren: another bird name
Aviva: spring in hebrew
Xenia: welcoming in Greek
Cosima: universe in Greek
Reply:okay, do not name your kid apple or kitty
apple is just copying gwyeth paltrows daughter and kitty just sounds like you are setting her up for a job at the stripper bar.
however Raiha means odd one
i hope that that helps :)
You may think I'm weird, but i met a kid in a class of mine who's name was Random Alibi Waters, and it just is so different I'd like to give my girl a name like that.
So basically, anyone know what Raiha means?
and does anyone else have good ideas?
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
Random Alibi Waters! that's hilarious because its not my name.
I've never heard Raiha before and it doesn't sound Japanese to me but it's a pretty name. Rhia is a name I like and it means flow in Greek. Other exotic names I can suggest for you are:
Akilah: intelligent in Arabic
Abitha: like Tabitha, gazelle in Hebrew.
Zafira: sapphire in Arabic
Kyra: feminine of Cyrus in Slavic.
Athalia: the lord is exalted in Hebrew.
Emer: celtic legend name.
Circe: nymph from the Greek mythology.
Bijou: jewel in French
Larkin: lark
Saffron: like the spice
Viveca: Alive in Scandinavian languages
Wren: another bird name
Aviva: spring in hebrew
Xenia: welcoming in Greek
Cosima: universe in Greek
Reply:okay, do not name your kid apple or kitty
apple is just copying gwyeth paltrows daughter and kitty just sounds like you are setting her up for a job at the stripper bar.
however Raiha means odd one
i hope that that helps :)
Baby name meanings?
can some 1 please tell me what Halli means ive looked and cant find it thanks x x
Baby name meanings?
I got all different answers. One web site said it meant Strong in war another said From the Hall. One said that in Greek it means thinking of the sea and in old English it means forest.
It is also the short form of hallelujah
Reply:It really depends exactly how you spell it. There are so many variations and usually they meanr more or less the same thing but apparently not this one! http://www.babynamesworld.com/ is really really good for names and name meanings. I looked up halli and I found forest, renovating, life all under different spellings!
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/
http://www.babyname.com/
Reply:hallie means thinking of the sea
hali- sea, necklace
pitcher plant
Baby name meanings?
I got all different answers. One web site said it meant Strong in war another said From the Hall. One said that in Greek it means thinking of the sea and in old English it means forest.
It is also the short form of hallelujah
Reply:It really depends exactly how you spell it. There are so many variations and usually they meanr more or less the same thing but apparently not this one! http://www.babynamesworld.com/ is really really good for names and name meanings. I looked up halli and I found forest, renovating, life all under different spellings!
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/
http://www.babyname.com/
Reply:hallie means thinking of the sea
hali- sea, necklace
pitcher plant
What is the meanings of charles name?
I do not the meaning of my name please can you help my with?
What is the meanings of charles name?
C - Character
H - Health
A - Action
R - Regard
L - Love
E - Excellence
S - Strength
******************
Reply:Check out baby names listings. One I looked at said "full grown, a man". It's apparently English/Scottish/Welsh or French or Irish
THIS one claims " From the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". However, an alternative theory states that the name is derived from the common Germanic element heri meaning "army, warrior"
.http://www.behindthename.com/php/search....
Reply:originally was used to indicate a free man,
What is the meanings of charles name?
C - Character
H - Health
A - Action
R - Regard
L - Love
E - Excellence
S - Strength
******************
Reply:Check out baby names listings. One I looked at said "full grown, a man". It's apparently English/Scottish/Welsh or French or Irish
THIS one claims " From the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". However, an alternative theory states that the name is derived from the common Germanic element heri meaning "army, warrior"
.http://www.behindthename.com/php/search....
Reply:originally was used to indicate a free man,
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
I'm trying to think of a really creative, unique, and just overall out there name for my daughter before she's born. I've considered names from a variety of languages, but the only one that really stuck was Raiha which is Japanese, only I really want to know what it means...i've been to several sights including "Behind the Name" and although their descriptions are detailed, they don't include Raiha or any of the other names I have considered. (Apple, and Kitty, as strange as they may be...)
You may think I'm weird, but i met a kid in a class of mine who's name was Random Alibi Waters, and it just is so different I'd like to give my girl a name like that.
So basically, anyone know what Raiha means?
and does anyone else have good ideas?
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
Random Alibi Waters! that's hilarious because its not my name.
I've never heard Raiha before and it doesn't sound Japanese to me but it's a pretty name. Rhia is a name I like and it means flow in Greek. Other exotic names I can suggest for you are:
Akilah: intelligent in Arabic
Abitha: like Tabitha, gazelle in Hebrew.
Zafira: sapphire in Arabic
Kyra: feminine of Cyrus in Slavic.
Athalia: the lord is exalted in Hebrew.
Emer: celtic legend name.
Circe: nymph from the Greek mythology.
Bijou: jewel in French
Larkin: lark
Saffron: like the spice
Viveca: Alive in Scandinavian languages
Wren: another bird name
Aviva: spring in hebrew
Xenia: welcoming in Greek
Cosima: universe in Greek
Reply:okay, do not name your kid apple or kitty
apple is just copying gwyeth paltrows daughter and kitty just sounds like you are setting her up for a job at the stripper bar.
however Raiha means odd one
i hope that that helps :)
You may think I'm weird, but i met a kid in a class of mine who's name was Random Alibi Waters, and it just is so different I'd like to give my girl a name like that.
So basically, anyone know what Raiha means?
and does anyone else have good ideas?
Name meanings and name ideas? Raiha and other ideas?
Random Alibi Waters! that's hilarious because its not my name.
I've never heard Raiha before and it doesn't sound Japanese to me but it's a pretty name. Rhia is a name I like and it means flow in Greek. Other exotic names I can suggest for you are:
Akilah: intelligent in Arabic
Abitha: like Tabitha, gazelle in Hebrew.
Zafira: sapphire in Arabic
Kyra: feminine of Cyrus in Slavic.
Athalia: the lord is exalted in Hebrew.
Emer: celtic legend name.
Circe: nymph from the Greek mythology.
Bijou: jewel in French
Larkin: lark
Saffron: like the spice
Viveca: Alive in Scandinavian languages
Wren: another bird name
Aviva: spring in hebrew
Xenia: welcoming in Greek
Cosima: universe in Greek
Reply:okay, do not name your kid apple or kitty
apple is just copying gwyeth paltrows daughter and kitty just sounds like you are setting her up for a job at the stripper bar.
however Raiha means odd one
i hope that that helps :)
To all those looking for name meanings-check this out...?
This is a GREAT website to go to if you're searching for the meaning of a name. I thought I'd throw this out there because I love this site.....and to be sure this is a question check out and the site. Did you like the site and was it helpful?
http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm
To all those looking for name meanings-check this out...?
* Although the name xxxxxxxxxx creates an active mind and a restless urge to explore new ideas, we emphasize that it limits self-expression and friendly congeniality with a moody disposition.
* This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the solar plexus, heart, lungs and bronchial area.
* The name of xxxxxxxxxx creates an overly-sensitive nature which causes you to sense and feel far more than you can understand or put into words.
* You have a deep, artistic, and creative side which shows through a love for music and literature.
* Writing is a more natural mode of expression for your deeper thoughts and feelings than the spoken word.
* You have an ability to concentrate and work intently on anything which holds your interest.
* However, you prefer to avoid routine, monotony, and mental tasks.
Reply:it just got me down, thanks, I was having a great day, I have a rubbish name.
Reply:It basicly said I'm depresed and my name causes me health problems. That kind of sucks... but it is a pretty good site...
Reply:no, its not helpful at all! It keeps on saying that i entered a foreign character in the first name field...i just spelled my name, and the website just cant analyze it
Reply:My nephew's name is Jaxon Stonewell.
Reply:WOW... i am simply BLOWN AWAY at how ACURATE this is! Great site!
%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;
Your name of Leanne gives you the desire to understand and to help others but, at the same time you can become too involved in their problems and, as a result, worry too much.
You desire a home and family of your own and have the ability to create understanding and harmony in family association as you are pliable, forgiving, and tactful.
You love children and would not hesitate to care for any children who might need you.
Whenever possible, you avoid argument and turmoil because you prefer not to face an issue if it means hurting anyone's feelings.
http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm
To all those looking for name meanings-check this out...?
* Although the name xxxxxxxxxx creates an active mind and a restless urge to explore new ideas, we emphasize that it limits self-expression and friendly congeniality with a moody disposition.
* This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the solar plexus, heart, lungs and bronchial area.
* The name of xxxxxxxxxx creates an overly-sensitive nature which causes you to sense and feel far more than you can understand or put into words.
* You have a deep, artistic, and creative side which shows through a love for music and literature.
* Writing is a more natural mode of expression for your deeper thoughts and feelings than the spoken word.
* You have an ability to concentrate and work intently on anything which holds your interest.
* However, you prefer to avoid routine, monotony, and mental tasks.
Reply:it just got me down, thanks, I was having a great day, I have a rubbish name.
Reply:It basicly said I'm depresed and my name causes me health problems. That kind of sucks... but it is a pretty good site...
Reply:no, its not helpful at all! It keeps on saying that i entered a foreign character in the first name field...i just spelled my name, and the website just cant analyze it
Reply:My nephew's name is Jaxon Stonewell.
Reply:WOW... i am simply BLOWN AWAY at how ACURATE this is! Great site!
%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;
Your name of Leanne gives you the desire to understand and to help others but, at the same time you can become too involved in their problems and, as a result, worry too much.
You desire a home and family of your own and have the ability to create understanding and harmony in family association as you are pliable, forgiving, and tactful.
You love children and would not hesitate to care for any children who might need you.
Whenever possible, you avoid argument and turmoil because you prefer not to face an issue if it means hurting anyone's feelings.
Help with name meanings?
the name meaning im looking for is kerrith i really want to knw wat it means thank u
Help with name meanings?
"The Hebrew name of the brook Kerith (pronounced "keh-REETH") literally means "a cut". It comes from the root word "kah-RAHTH" which means "to cut off", "to cut down", "to cut asunder", implying "to destroy"."
I got this from the same site as Michelle, I copied and pasted it...
Reply:Kerrith is not a common name, so it might be a little hard to find the meaning of it sorry!
Reply:Kerrith is a male name with English/Welsh background.
However, visiting this site http://www.ivillage.co.uk/pregnancyandba... and paying some bucks will give you the exact meaning of the name.
Take care.
Reply:This is what I found,
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview....
.
Reply:Have a baby book full of names.. With each name is has the meaning of the name, Kenneth which is spelled with the e instead of an I means, strong willed powerful man.
african daisy
Help with name meanings?
"The Hebrew name of the brook Kerith (pronounced "keh-REETH") literally means "a cut". It comes from the root word "kah-RAHTH" which means "to cut off", "to cut down", "to cut asunder", implying "to destroy"."
I got this from the same site as Michelle, I copied and pasted it...
Reply:Kerrith is not a common name, so it might be a little hard to find the meaning of it sorry!
Reply:Kerrith is a male name with English/Welsh background.
However, visiting this site http://www.ivillage.co.uk/pregnancyandba... and paying some bucks will give you the exact meaning of the name.
Take care.
Reply:This is what I found,
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview....
.
Reply:Have a baby book full of names.. With each name is has the meaning of the name, Kenneth which is spelled with the e instead of an I means, strong willed powerful man.
african daisy
Last name meanings??
I want to know what the last name Musclow is from and Freeman, Ray and Whitehead??? Thanks a ton if you answer!
Last name meanings??
Musclow is from Germany via Hastings Ontario..
Freeman is from any country where some men weren't free and some were. Those who became freed took the name "Freeman". It could have been Germany, the Caribbean or Blacks from the southern US who made their way to freedom in the North or in Canada.
Ray comes from more than 20 countries. There's no way of giving it an ethnic designation out of context.
Whitehead is English and comes from an ancestor who literally had a white head...a serious blonde.
I'm making a big guess, but do you or did your parents' families come from Canada?
Reply:I couldn't find anything in connection with the surname *Musclow* , I did find this information regarding the other three names though.
Surname: Freeman
The Anglo-Saxon society was divided into various classes, of which "The Freeman" could be described as "Middle Class" in 20th Century terms, although direct comparisons are not possible. Certainly to be a "Free born person" denoted considerable and jealously guarded status. Since most people were effectively slaves. The surname derivation is from the pre 7th Century "freo" meaning "free born" and "man" a servant or worker. The 1188 Pipe Rolls for Essex record one Freman Sceil, and this shows the use of the compound as a rare personal name. Other recordings include Reginald Le Freman, of Worcester in 1221, and Osbert Friman of Bedford in 1240. Edward Freeman (1823 - 1892), wrote "The History of the Norman Conquest" in 1867, whilst James Freeman of Nottingham, who died on June 20th 1968, was the last known survivor of the famous charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman, Sudan, in 1898. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of William Freeman, which was dated 1196, in the "County Pipe Rolls of Norfolk", during the reign of King Richard 1, known as "The Lionheart", 1189 - 1199. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Surname: Ray
This is a surname with one of the most ancient origins. It derives from an Olde British word 'ea' pronounced 'ay' and describes someone who lived by a stream. More pragmatically it probably referred to somebody who lived on dry land by a stream, since before the days of land drainage to find 'dry land' was vital. It is true that some nameholders particularly those who originate in the Sussex - Kent region of England, may derive from the town of Rye, which means what it says - 'the place where corn was grown'. In Early English the descriptive phrase was 'aet paere ea' (at the island) which by the Middle ages had become 'at ther ee', and thence was further shortened to 'atte rie' and hence the modern surname which can be found as Ray, Rea, Reay, Wrey, Raye, and even Nye, formerly 'atten ea'! Examples of early recordings include William atte Rea in the 1327 Subsidy Rolls of Sussex, William bith Ree in the 1293 rolls of Worcester, and John atte Reye in the Essex Rolls of 1327. The Coat of Arms granted in Northumberland has the blazon of a blue field, a plate between three silver crescents. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Ralph de la Reye, which was dated 1279, in the Hundred Rolls of Oxfordshire, during the reign of King Edward 1, known as 'The hammer of the Scots', 1272 - 1307. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Surname: Whitehead
Recorded in a number of spellings including Whithead, Whitehed, Whithed, and Whitsed, this surname is of English origins. It usually derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "hwit" meaning white, plus "heafod", a head, combined to form a descriptive nickname for someone with white hair. Many early surnames originate from medieval nicknames, and this is one of them. With men generally dying at about age forty, and women even younger, people with white hair were quite rare. Early recordings of the surname include Roger Witheved, who appeared in the Hundred Rolls of Huntingdonshire, dated 1273, and Adam Whytehevde of Hoton, who was a juror on an inquisition before the sheriff of Berwick in 1300. In 1338 Robert Whitede was recorded in the Manorial Records of Sheffield, Yorkshire. Occasionally, the name may derive from "Hwithod", meaning white hood, and an occupational name for one who made white hoods for use in monasteries. An early example is that of Agnes Wythod recorded in the Hundred Rolls of Oxfordshire, for 1279. Finally, but more rarely, the name may be locational from residence on a chalky headland, as in Henry de Whiteheved, of Cornwall, in 1297. Recordings from surviving early London registers include: the marriage of John Whitehead and Margret Malwins on August 13th 1564, Srah Whithed, christened at St Giles Cripplegate, on October 13th 1643, and Richard Whitshead, who married Alice Rye at St James Paddington, on October 4th 1783. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of John Whithaved. This was dated 1219, in the "Pipe Rolls" of Leicestershire, during the reign of King Henry 111rd, 1216 - 1272. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
http://www.surnamedb.com/
Hope this helps.
Last name meanings??
Musclow is from Germany via Hastings Ontario..
Freeman is from any country where some men weren't free and some were. Those who became freed took the name "Freeman". It could have been Germany, the Caribbean or Blacks from the southern US who made their way to freedom in the North or in Canada.
Ray comes from more than 20 countries. There's no way of giving it an ethnic designation out of context.
Whitehead is English and comes from an ancestor who literally had a white head...a serious blonde.
I'm making a big guess, but do you or did your parents' families come from Canada?
Reply:I couldn't find anything in connection with the surname *Musclow* , I did find this information regarding the other three names though.
Surname: Freeman
The Anglo-Saxon society was divided into various classes, of which "The Freeman" could be described as "Middle Class" in 20th Century terms, although direct comparisons are not possible. Certainly to be a "Free born person" denoted considerable and jealously guarded status. Since most people were effectively slaves. The surname derivation is from the pre 7th Century "freo" meaning "free born" and "man" a servant or worker. The 1188 Pipe Rolls for Essex record one Freman Sceil, and this shows the use of the compound as a rare personal name. Other recordings include Reginald Le Freman, of Worcester in 1221, and Osbert Friman of Bedford in 1240. Edward Freeman (1823 - 1892), wrote "The History of the Norman Conquest" in 1867, whilst James Freeman of Nottingham, who died on June 20th 1968, was the last known survivor of the famous charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman, Sudan, in 1898. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of William Freeman, which was dated 1196, in the "County Pipe Rolls of Norfolk", during the reign of King Richard 1, known as "The Lionheart", 1189 - 1199. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Surname: Ray
This is a surname with one of the most ancient origins. It derives from an Olde British word 'ea' pronounced 'ay' and describes someone who lived by a stream. More pragmatically it probably referred to somebody who lived on dry land by a stream, since before the days of land drainage to find 'dry land' was vital. It is true that some nameholders particularly those who originate in the Sussex - Kent region of England, may derive from the town of Rye, which means what it says - 'the place where corn was grown'. In Early English the descriptive phrase was 'aet paere ea' (at the island) which by the Middle ages had become 'at ther ee', and thence was further shortened to 'atte rie' and hence the modern surname which can be found as Ray, Rea, Reay, Wrey, Raye, and even Nye, formerly 'atten ea'! Examples of early recordings include William atte Rea in the 1327 Subsidy Rolls of Sussex, William bith Ree in the 1293 rolls of Worcester, and John atte Reye in the Essex Rolls of 1327. The Coat of Arms granted in Northumberland has the blazon of a blue field, a plate between three silver crescents. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Ralph de la Reye, which was dated 1279, in the Hundred Rolls of Oxfordshire, during the reign of King Edward 1, known as 'The hammer of the Scots', 1272 - 1307. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Surname: Whitehead
Recorded in a number of spellings including Whithead, Whitehed, Whithed, and Whitsed, this surname is of English origins. It usually derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "hwit" meaning white, plus "heafod", a head, combined to form a descriptive nickname for someone with white hair. Many early surnames originate from medieval nicknames, and this is one of them. With men generally dying at about age forty, and women even younger, people with white hair were quite rare. Early recordings of the surname include Roger Witheved, who appeared in the Hundred Rolls of Huntingdonshire, dated 1273, and Adam Whytehevde of Hoton, who was a juror on an inquisition before the sheriff of Berwick in 1300. In 1338 Robert Whitede was recorded in the Manorial Records of Sheffield, Yorkshire. Occasionally, the name may derive from "Hwithod", meaning white hood, and an occupational name for one who made white hoods for use in monasteries. An early example is that of Agnes Wythod recorded in the Hundred Rolls of Oxfordshire, for 1279. Finally, but more rarely, the name may be locational from residence on a chalky headland, as in Henry de Whiteheved, of Cornwall, in 1297. Recordings from surviving early London registers include: the marriage of John Whitehead and Margret Malwins on August 13th 1564, Srah Whithed, christened at St Giles Cripplegate, on October 13th 1643, and Richard Whitshead, who married Alice Rye at St James Paddington, on October 4th 1783. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of John Whithaved. This was dated 1219, in the "Pipe Rolls" of Leicestershire, during the reign of King Henry 111rd, 1216 - 1272. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
http://www.surnamedb.com/
Hope this helps.
Baby name meanings?
I am looking for a website that has the following for researching baby names
~ ORIGIN
~ INHERENT MEANING
~ SPIRITUAL CONNOTATION
~ SCRIPTURE REFERENCE
PLEASE HELP!!
Baby name meanings?
http://www.rhymingnames.com has meaning and origin.
http://www.pokemyname.com has none of these but has other interesting information like exact popularity rank, rhymes and different writings.
Reply:here are some names to stear clear of:
Kennedy---deformed head
Cameron---crooked nose
Agrippa:meaning sick or painful
Campbell:meaning crooked mouth
Cassandra:meaning entangler of men
Claud(e):meaning crippled
Desdemona:meaning ill fated
Jezebel:meaning domination
Job:meaning persecuted
Jocasta:possibly meaning woe sdorned
Mara:meaning bitter
Persephone:means bearer of death
Reply:http://www.biblical-baby-names.com/
http://www.biblicalbabyname.com/results....
Hope this helps!
Reply:babynames.com
urbandictionary.com %26lt;-- has some bad meanings though
Reply:the best one i've been to with all of those things is babynamesworld.com
You will love it I'm sure they have a huge selection (:
Good luck!
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:babynames.com is a great website!
~ ORIGIN
~ INHERENT MEANING
~ SPIRITUAL CONNOTATION
~ SCRIPTURE REFERENCE
PLEASE HELP!!
Baby name meanings?
http://www.rhymingnames.com has meaning and origin.
http://www.pokemyname.com has none of these but has other interesting information like exact popularity rank, rhymes and different writings.
Reply:here are some names to stear clear of:
Kennedy---deformed head
Cameron---crooked nose
Agrippa:meaning sick or painful
Campbell:meaning crooked mouth
Cassandra:meaning entangler of men
Claud(e):meaning crippled
Desdemona:meaning ill fated
Jezebel:meaning domination
Job:meaning persecuted
Jocasta:possibly meaning woe sdorned
Mara:meaning bitter
Persephone:means bearer of death
Reply:http://www.biblical-baby-names.com/
http://www.biblicalbabyname.com/results....
Hope this helps!
Reply:babynames.com
urbandictionary.com %26lt;-- has some bad meanings though
Reply:the best one i've been to with all of those things is babynamesworld.com
You will love it I'm sure they have a huge selection (:
Good luck!
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:babynames.com is a great website!
I need a good website for name meanings. Help!?
Kalabarians
http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm
I need a good website for name meanings. Help!?
www.wikipedia.com is great! I found out what my name meant, where it's derived from, and what the equivialent is in other languages. But I have a pretty common name....Hope wikipedia helps.
Reply:www.namebrand.com
Reply:http://www.bored.com/namecentral/index.h...
Reply:http://www.bored.com/
go to the "fun" then see the name meanings
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com/
www.babynames.com/
www.bubbaboo.com/
www.baby-names-meanings.com/
www.babynamesgarden.com/
These are a good start. Hope you find what you are looking for.
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/
Have fun!
http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm
I need a good website for name meanings. Help!?
www.wikipedia.com is great! I found out what my name meant, where it's derived from, and what the equivialent is in other languages. But I have a pretty common name....Hope wikipedia helps.
Reply:www.namebrand.com
Reply:http://www.bored.com/namecentral/index.h...
Reply:http://www.bored.com/
go to the "fun" then see the name meanings
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com/
www.babynames.com/
www.bubbaboo.com/
www.baby-names-meanings.com/
www.babynamesgarden.com/
These are a good start. Hope you find what you are looking for.
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/
Have fun!
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
here is the link to the picture: http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/conten...
(The Food)
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
cornu (horn) and copia (plenty)
toothbrush
(The Food)
What are the two Latin words and their English meanings that create the name for the item in the picture?
cornu (horn) and copia (plenty)
toothbrush
What is the meanings of charles name?
I do not the meaning of my name please can you help my with?
What is the meanings of charles name?
C - Character
H - Health
A - Action
R - Regard
L - Love
E - Excellence
S - Strength
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Reply:Thanks for your votes. Although we sometimes think what's in a name but if we can add value to our names they can mean much more. Report Abuse
Reply:Charles means A Free man,A warrior,
Reply:(German name) Man, Male, Strong
Reply:CHARLES
http://www.behindthename.com/php/view.ph...
Gender: Masculine
Usage: English, French
Pronounced: CHAHR-ulz (English), SHARL (French)
From the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". However, an alternative theory states that the name is derived from the common Germanic element heri meaning "army, warrior".
What Does Your Name
Meanhttp://www.zelo.com/firstnames/findresul...
CHARLES
Gender: Male
Origin: Teutonic;
Meaning: Manly, Full Grown
What is the meanings of charles name?
C - Character
H - Health
A - Action
R - Regard
L - Love
E - Excellence
S - Strength
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Reply:Thanks for your votes. Although we sometimes think what's in a name but if we can add value to our names they can mean much more. Report Abuse
Reply:Charles means A Free man,A warrior,
Reply:(German name) Man, Male, Strong
Reply:CHARLES
http://www.behindthename.com/php/view.ph...
Gender: Masculine
Usage: English, French
Pronounced: CHAHR-ulz (English), SHARL (French)
From the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". However, an alternative theory states that the name is derived from the common Germanic element heri meaning "army, warrior".
What Does Your Name
Meanhttp://www.zelo.com/firstnames/findresul...
CHARLES
Gender: Male
Origin: Teutonic;
Meaning: Manly, Full Grown
Name meanings?
ok so my name is Maya, does anyone know what this might signify about my character.
if you need a pic to do this thingy here is one:
http://s286.photobucket.com/albums/ll102...
i am wondering this because in class we did some name research and mine said tht i was a 'sex godess'
is this true [according to th name]? what else can you tell?
thanks so much
xx
Name meanings?
The name Maya is a baby girl name. The name Maya comes from the Arabic origin. In Arabic the meaning of the name Maya is: A princess. http://www.babyhold.com/list/Muslim_Baby...
MAYA (1)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Indian, Hindu Mythology
Other Scripts: 啶ぞ啶ぞ (Sanskrit)
Means "illusion" in Sanskrit. In Buddhist tradition this is the name of the mother of Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha). This is also another name of the Hindu goddess Durga.
MAYA (2)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: English
Pronounced: MAY-a, MIE-a [key]
Variant of MAIA (1). This name can also be given in reference to the group of Native Americans who built a great civilization in southern Mexico and Latin America.
MAYA (3)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Jewish
Other Scripts: 诪址讬旨指讛 (Hebrew)
Derived from Hebrew 诪址讬执诐 (mayim) "water".
(1-3) http://www.behindthename.com/nm/m3.php
I found four different meanings just by visiting 2 sites. I found the same name can have multiple meanings in different cultures, ask your parents which meaning they were going for or pick the one you like the best.
Reply:The girl's name Maya \ma-ya\ is pronounced MYE-ah. It is of Spanish, Hindi and Russian origin. In Spanish, short form of Amalia. In Hindi, from Sanskrit, meaning "dream, illusion". In Russian, a form of Mary. A star constellation. See also Mai.
i dnt think names say much about our personalities, like my name Lucie, means light and is the french version or something, that doesn't rly explain anything about who i am.
Reply:Yes names mean a lot and they say nothing. The picture is like a ripe peach on the green tree the reds and peach colors are there and the eye of a girl. So I guess it is all true. I believe your ancestor's guide the name choosing in life and it has to fit your personality before you arrived here on earth. My name is associated with integrity and singleness and it seems to be true.
Reply:your far to young to be worrying about being a sex goddess... infact you shouldn't really even know all that much about sex...
don't try to grow up too soon sweety you have a lifetime to be an adult... cling to your childhood as hard and fast as you can.
Reply:Maya - Pronounced MAH - YEAH. Female noun / Feminine adjective. Originallly from Sanskrit (Indian sub-continent), meaning Illusion, Deception.
Plus, it has nothing to do with sex.
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php...
this site is really good!!
your name is unisex greek and it means uncertain,mother or great one
Reply:there is a hindi, greek, and latin version
Hindi: God's creative power, also word for illusion
Greek:mother, grandmother
Latin: great
Maya is a feminine name with multiple meanings. In Hindu mythology M膩y膩 (啶ぞ啶ぞ in Sanskrit) means "illusion" and is also an alternate name of the Hindu goddess Durga. According to tradition, Queen M膩y膩 of Sakya was also the name of the mother of Siddartha Gautama, the Buddha. In Hebrew, the name Maya (诪址讬指旨讛 in Hebrew) is a short form of "ma'ayan," meaning "spring" or "brook." It is also used as a variant form of the Greek-origin name Maia (螠伪喂伪 in Ancient Greek), the eldest of the Pleiades in Greek and Roman mythology. It can also be a name used as a tribute to the Maya peoples of southern Mexico and northern Central America or to the Maya, a group of Indigenous Australians. Sometimes spelled Maja, it can also be used as a short form of Maria or Mary in Germany, Scandinavian countries, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia. Maya is also used as a short form for the name Amalia or the Basque name Amaia or Amaya (meaning "the end") in Spanish-speaking countries. Maya can also be a name of Japanese origin, with different meanings. Variants include Mayako and Mayaka. Mount Maya is a Japanese mountain named for the mother of Buddha. The similar sounding Japanese name Mayu means "truth, reason," while some sources say Amaya (pronounced A-MAH-YAH) is a Japanese name meaning "night rain" [1] [2]
Maya has been a popular name for girls in recent years. It is currently in the top hundred names used for baby girls in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Norway, and Israel as well as in other countries.[3] Alternate spellings proliferate, with the name sometimes spelled Maia, Mya, or Myah. The similar name Mia is also sometimes used as a spelling variant of Maya.
Maya
Given Name
Pronunciation Mah-yah, May-a, My-a
Gender female
Meaning "illusion" in Sanskrit; "spring" in Hebrew; short form of Maria; Spanish short form of Amalia or Amaia; Greek and Roman mythology name; name of the Maya peoples, a tribe indigenous to southern Mexico and northern Central America and a group of Indigenous Australians; various Japanese meanings including "truth" or "night rain."
Region of Origin Multiple places
Origin Multiple origins
Related names Maia, Maija, Maja, Mia, Miya, Miyah, Mya, Myah
Wikipedia articles All pages beginning with Maya
Maya was a goddess in greek mythology, but I don't think it was sex.
if you need a pic to do this thingy here is one:
http://s286.photobucket.com/albums/ll102...
i am wondering this because in class we did some name research and mine said tht i was a 'sex godess'
is this true [according to th name]? what else can you tell?
thanks so much
xx
Name meanings?
The name Maya is a baby girl name. The name Maya comes from the Arabic origin. In Arabic the meaning of the name Maya is: A princess. http://www.babyhold.com/list/Muslim_Baby...
MAYA (1)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Indian, Hindu Mythology
Other Scripts: 啶ぞ啶ぞ (Sanskrit)
Means "illusion" in Sanskrit. In Buddhist tradition this is the name of the mother of Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha). This is also another name of the Hindu goddess Durga.
MAYA (2)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: English
Pronounced: MAY-a, MIE-a [key]
Variant of MAIA (1). This name can also be given in reference to the group of Native Americans who built a great civilization in southern Mexico and Latin America.
MAYA (3)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Jewish
Other Scripts: 诪址讬旨指讛 (Hebrew)
Derived from Hebrew 诪址讬执诐 (mayim) "water".
(1-3) http://www.behindthename.com/nm/m3.php
I found four different meanings just by visiting 2 sites. I found the same name can have multiple meanings in different cultures, ask your parents which meaning they were going for or pick the one you like the best.
Reply:The girl's name Maya \ma-ya\ is pronounced MYE-ah. It is of Spanish, Hindi and Russian origin. In Spanish, short form of Amalia. In Hindi, from Sanskrit, meaning "dream, illusion". In Russian, a form of Mary. A star constellation. See also Mai.
i dnt think names say much about our personalities, like my name Lucie, means light and is the french version or something, that doesn't rly explain anything about who i am.
Reply:Yes names mean a lot and they say nothing. The picture is like a ripe peach on the green tree the reds and peach colors are there and the eye of a girl. So I guess it is all true. I believe your ancestor's guide the name choosing in life and it has to fit your personality before you arrived here on earth. My name is associated with integrity and singleness and it seems to be true.
Reply:your far to young to be worrying about being a sex goddess... infact you shouldn't really even know all that much about sex...
don't try to grow up too soon sweety you have a lifetime to be an adult... cling to your childhood as hard and fast as you can.
Reply:Maya - Pronounced MAH - YEAH. Female noun / Feminine adjective. Originallly from Sanskrit (Indian sub-continent), meaning Illusion, Deception.
Plus, it has nothing to do with sex.
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php...
this site is really good!!
your name is unisex greek and it means uncertain,mother or great one
Reply:there is a hindi, greek, and latin version
Hindi: God's creative power, also word for illusion
Greek:mother, grandmother
Latin: great
Maya is a feminine name with multiple meanings. In Hindu mythology M膩y膩 (啶ぞ啶ぞ in Sanskrit) means "illusion" and is also an alternate name of the Hindu goddess Durga. According to tradition, Queen M膩y膩 of Sakya was also the name of the mother of Siddartha Gautama, the Buddha. In Hebrew, the name Maya (诪址讬指旨讛 in Hebrew) is a short form of "ma'ayan," meaning "spring" or "brook." It is also used as a variant form of the Greek-origin name Maia (螠伪喂伪 in Ancient Greek), the eldest of the Pleiades in Greek and Roman mythology. It can also be a name used as a tribute to the Maya peoples of southern Mexico and northern Central America or to the Maya, a group of Indigenous Australians. Sometimes spelled Maja, it can also be used as a short form of Maria or Mary in Germany, Scandinavian countries, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia. Maya is also used as a short form for the name Amalia or the Basque name Amaia or Amaya (meaning "the end") in Spanish-speaking countries. Maya can also be a name of Japanese origin, with different meanings. Variants include Mayako and Mayaka. Mount Maya is a Japanese mountain named for the mother of Buddha. The similar sounding Japanese name Mayu means "truth, reason," while some sources say Amaya (pronounced A-MAH-YAH) is a Japanese name meaning "night rain" [1] [2]
Maya has been a popular name for girls in recent years. It is currently in the top hundred names used for baby girls in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Norway, and Israel as well as in other countries.[3] Alternate spellings proliferate, with the name sometimes spelled Maia, Mya, or Myah. The similar name Mia is also sometimes used as a spelling variant of Maya.
Maya
Given Name
Pronunciation Mah-yah, May-a, My-a
Gender female
Meaning "illusion" in Sanskrit; "spring" in Hebrew; short form of Maria; Spanish short form of Amalia or Amaia; Greek and Roman mythology name; name of the Maya peoples, a tribe indigenous to southern Mexico and northern Central America and a group of Indigenous Australians; various Japanese meanings including "truth" or "night rain."
Region of Origin Multiple places
Origin Multiple origins
Related names Maia, Maija, Maja, Mia, Miya, Miyah, Mya, Myah
Wikipedia articles All pages beginning with Maya
Maya was a goddess in greek mythology, but I don't think it was sex.
Name Meanings.?
I have been really interested in finding the meanings behind people's names. Does anyone know of a really good website that would tell me? Thanks :)
Name Meanings.?
http://www.behindthename.com/
Reply:You can get a baby name book, and all of the names have a meaning to them.
Reply:http://www.weddingvendors.com/baby-names...
Whatch out for the pop ups and such. ^_^ Have fun.
Name Meanings.?
http://www.behindthename.com/
Reply:You can get a baby name book, and all of the names have a meaning to them.
Reply:http://www.weddingvendors.com/baby-names...
Whatch out for the pop ups and such. ^_^ Have fun.
Name meanings?
With Bulgarian names. If the surname ends in 'OV' does that imply that it is a man and if it ends in OVA does it imply its a female of the same family?.Does it also mean they are family members or married?
Name meanings?
Well if its similar to Russian, I would surmise that OV is the masculine form and OVA the feminine. As in Pavlov and Pavlova.(the family Pavlov)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavlova
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavlov
fillings
Name meanings?
Well if its similar to Russian, I would surmise that OV is the masculine form and OVA the feminine. As in Pavlov and Pavlova.(the family Pavlov)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavlova
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavlov
fillings
Name meanings?
my little sister is needing a website to find out what her name means for a school project and I am not having any luck her name is Kaylyn!
Thanks in Advance!
Name meanings?
According to www.babynamesworld.com Kaylyn is Gaelic and means slender.
Reply:babynames.com should help! =]
Reply:Like someone stated it's a combination of Kay and the suffix -lyn. Kay on the other hand is a nickname for Katherine, which is derived from the Greek original Aikaterine. The etymology is debated and there are several alternative theories (and thus meanings). I suggest you check the link for more details.
The site (behindthename.com) is the one I'd recommend for anyone interested in detailed and accurate information. Since it's not a baby name site per se it doesn't oversimplify the meanings or pick the ones that sound the best to parents. Recommended.
Reply:try these:
http://www.babynames.com/name/KAYLYN
http://babynamer.oxygen.com/Kaylyn
Reply:Meaning of Kaylyn - What does the name Kaylyn means?
Pronunciation:
kay-lin
Gender: Girl Name
Origin: American
Name Meaning: A blend of Kay and Lynn
More Info: Variations include Kailyn, Kaillynn, Kailynne, Kaylan, Kayleen, Kaylene, Kaylin, Kaylynn, Kay-Ion, and Kaylynne.
Thanks in Advance!
Name meanings?
According to www.babynamesworld.com Kaylyn is Gaelic and means slender.
Reply:babynames.com should help! =]
Reply:Like someone stated it's a combination of Kay and the suffix -lyn. Kay on the other hand is a nickname for Katherine, which is derived from the Greek original Aikaterine. The etymology is debated and there are several alternative theories (and thus meanings). I suggest you check the link for more details.
The site (behindthename.com) is the one I'd recommend for anyone interested in detailed and accurate information. Since it's not a baby name site per se it doesn't oversimplify the meanings or pick the ones that sound the best to parents. Recommended.
Reply:try these:
http://www.babynames.com/name/KAYLYN
http://babynamer.oxygen.com/Kaylyn
Reply:Meaning of Kaylyn - What does the name Kaylyn means?
Pronunciation:
kay-lin
Gender: Girl Name
Origin: American
Name Meaning: A blend of Kay and Lynn
More Info: Variations include Kailyn, Kaillynn, Kailynne, Kaylan, Kayleen, Kaylene, Kaylin, Kaylynn, Kay-Ion, and Kaylynne.
Name meanings!?
I met this girl named Chunbo and I think it's the most beautiful name! What is it's meaning and origin though?
Name meanings!?
i never heard of it and i looked at several baby name sites. i personally do not like it. at first glance i saw "chunky" and "jumbo"
Reply:Sounds Chinese to me...
n e thing with chun
Reply:Its a korean name. chun or chung means noble and bo meaning knowledglable or lovely...
jasmine
Name meanings!?
i never heard of it and i looked at several baby name sites. i personally do not like it. at first glance i saw "chunky" and "jumbo"
Reply:Sounds Chinese to me...
n e thing with chun
Reply:Its a korean name. chun or chung means noble and bo meaning knowledglable or lovely...
jasmine
Monday, November 16, 2009
Name meanings?
What does the name Mirellamean?
-girls name.
Name meanings?
Mirella mean admire... according to: http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning_of...
Mireille was created by the French poet Fr茅d茅ric Mistral, as the title of one of his verse romance. He later named his daughter this, the first ever to be baptized Mireille, in 1861. When the priest inquired about the name, Mistral claimed that it was a Proven莽al form of Marie, from the Latin verb "mirare" (to admire). This explanation is false as Marie is not related to 'mirare', yet Mireille could indeed be an elaborated form of it.
Reply:Mirella means admirable or the one people will look up to.
Reply:Mirella
Origin: Derived from the Latin mirari and means "beautiful, admirable."
Also, similar to the names: Myra, Mirila, Mirella, Mirelle, Mirielle, Myrilla
And, can be derived from Latin, Spanish, and Hebrew, and can mean: Wonder; Aim; and, Light of God
Reply:Could be derived from "mirabilis" meaning extraordinary or miraculous
Reply:beautiful,AND admirable :)
Reply:Mirella - Italian, Female form of MIREILLE - admirable
-girls name.
Name meanings?
Mirella mean admire... according to: http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning_of...
Mireille was created by the French poet Fr茅d茅ric Mistral, as the title of one of his verse romance. He later named his daughter this, the first ever to be baptized Mireille, in 1861. When the priest inquired about the name, Mistral claimed that it was a Proven莽al form of Marie, from the Latin verb "mirare" (to admire). This explanation is false as Marie is not related to 'mirare', yet Mireille could indeed be an elaborated form of it.
Reply:Mirella means admirable or the one people will look up to.
Reply:Mirella
Origin: Derived from the Latin mirari and means "beautiful, admirable."
Also, similar to the names: Myra, Mirila, Mirella, Mirelle, Mirielle, Myrilla
And, can be derived from Latin, Spanish, and Hebrew, and can mean: Wonder; Aim; and, Light of God
Reply:Could be derived from "mirabilis" meaning extraordinary or miraculous
Reply:beautiful,AND admirable :)
Reply:Mirella - Italian, Female form of MIREILLE - admirable
Name meanings?
I have spent most of my life trying to find anyone else who may have my name. So, I thought I would utilize Yahoo to find out if anyone else might know the meaning, background, or anyone else with the name. Ever met a Kasta before?
Name meanings?
No never met a Kasta. How about asking the person who named you if they have any background for you?
Reply:Sorry no, but nice name!
Reply:Info for/about: KASTA
Reply:There's a singer named Kasta: http://3mp3.ru/eng/vartist/364/
Reply:Lots of people have that name, just in Russia.
Reply:It seems to be Swedish for "cast" as in casting stones.
Kasta in Handukken means to 'throw in the towel'.
I have a niece named Irja, that's also swedish. You have a great name!
Reply:nah, never met anyone with that name. HEY you got a unique name!
Reply:no that is a really cool name what does it mean??
my name is anastasia
it means resurection of springtime
Reply:No honey but it sounds great! Is it Russain? Take care Kasta.
Reply:Here's some checks of proof ( Click back then go on http://www.100wgezi.com to get started)
Reply:ooo fun name, but no.
Reply:Hi,
What a beautiful name!
I searched http://www.behindthename.com/ and it came up with some close matches.
It returned "KOSTA - Gender: Masculine Usage: Bulgarian
Other Scripts: 袣芯褋褌邪 (Bulgarian). It says it may be a shorter version for CONSTANTINE.
I know this wasn't the exact answer you were looking for, but maybe it will eventually lead you to the right place.
Name meanings?
No never met a Kasta. How about asking the person who named you if they have any background for you?
Reply:Sorry no, but nice name!
Reply:Info for/about: KASTA
Reply:There's a singer named Kasta: http://3mp3.ru/eng/vartist/364/
Reply:Lots of people have that name, just in Russia.
Reply:It seems to be Swedish for "cast" as in casting stones.
Kasta in Handukken means to 'throw in the towel'.
I have a niece named Irja, that's also swedish. You have a great name!
Reply:nah, never met anyone with that name. HEY you got a unique name!
Reply:no that is a really cool name what does it mean??
my name is anastasia
it means resurection of springtime
Reply:No honey but it sounds great! Is it Russain? Take care Kasta.
Reply:Here's some checks of proof ( Click back then go on http://www.100wgezi.com to get started)
Reply:ooo fun name, but no.
Reply:Hi,
What a beautiful name!
I searched http://www.behindthename.com/ and it came up with some close matches.
It returned "KOSTA - Gender: Masculine Usage: Bulgarian
Other Scripts: 袣芯褋褌邪 (Bulgarian). It says it may be a shorter version for CONSTANTINE.
I know this wasn't the exact answer you were looking for, but maybe it will eventually lead you to the right place.
Name meanings?
My name is Natsume, and for the last few years, I've been trying to find out what it means. I know its Japanese, and the reason my father picked it, is because he was 16 when I was born, and liked computer games! (As in, the computer game company)
Name meanings?
I can't find Natsume, but there is an alternate spelling, Natsumi.
From Japanese 夏 (natsu) "summer" and 美 (mi) "beautiful". It can also come from 菜 (na) "vegetables, greens" and 摘 (tsumu) "pick, pluck". It is a female name.
Reply:dont know
Reply:jujube tree! (i have no idea what it is %26gt;%26lt;)
im trying to find the meaning too =(
EDIT:
oh i found the kanji for this guy called natsume soseki or something. and the kanji for natsume is 夏目. which means summer eyes.
Name meanings?
I can't find Natsume, but there is an alternate spelling, Natsumi.
From Japanese 夏 (natsu) "summer" and 美 (mi) "beautiful". It can also come from 菜 (na) "vegetables, greens" and 摘 (tsumu) "pick, pluck". It is a female name.
Reply:dont know
Reply:jujube tree! (i have no idea what it is %26gt;%26lt;)
im trying to find the meaning too =(
EDIT:
oh i found the kanji for this guy called natsume soseki or something. and the kanji for natsume is 夏目. which means summer eyes.
Name meanings?
Are there any names out there that mean any of the following meanings;
Lost
Wanderer
Alone
Searching
Following
Guide
Connection
Name meanings?
I don't know the answer to your question but will say that there are a lot of names that embrace the characteristics that you speak of.
Also, you should check out www.kabalarians.com
Very interesting stuff about names and meanings there.
Reply:go to a search engine and look up 'name meanings' one of the websites will be able to find a name that means something
indian blanket
Lost
Wanderer
Alone
Searching
Following
Guide
Connection
Name meanings?
I don't know the answer to your question but will say that there are a lot of names that embrace the characteristics that you speak of.
Also, you should check out www.kabalarians.com
Very interesting stuff about names and meanings there.
Reply:go to a search engine and look up 'name meanings' one of the websites will be able to find a name that means something
indian blanket
Name Meanings?
What does From The Hay Clearing mean? cuz thats what my name means. Haleigh
Name Meanings?
Its like when you read a book and they say someone was in the woods and they came upon a clearing. A hay clearing is just like that a clearing is something that is clear or empty of the things around it for instance a forest cleaning is a place that is open right in the middle of the forest but it has no trees in that spot, so like that a hay clearing is a place surrounded by hay that has no hay in it.
Name Meanings?
Its like when you read a book and they say someone was in the woods and they came upon a clearing. A hay clearing is just like that a clearing is something that is clear or empty of the things around it for instance a forest cleaning is a place that is open right in the middle of the forest but it has no trees in that spot, so like that a hay clearing is a place surrounded by hay that has no hay in it.
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