Andreas or Andres, short form Andi
meaning derived from Greek andros = man, human
pronunciation (pretty tricky)
Andreas
An = un (important)
dre = dread (long, vowel like 鈥檅ury鈥?but sharper)
as = us (he sees us)
Andres
An = see above
dres = see above (like he says, but sharper, higher)
You are welcome!
I would like to know how to say my name in german(Andrew) and any meanings?
This is how you say your name in German
Ich HeiBe ......(Your name) Report Abuse
Reply:Ich heisse andrew, (pronounced ik highsa)
Reply:I don't know much German, even though I'm part German. However your name gets translated, hopefully it will mean Andrew.
Reply:I think it means man. I'm not sure on the German version. My guess is Andre.
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Thursday, April 15, 2010
Do people really think about the meanings of names?
I was researching a question for someone and I saw some names that have become common and the meanings were not good. One was dog etc... When I named my kids I always checked meanings.
Just wondering
Do people really think about the meanings of names?
I find name meanings much more important than the name itself.
Even if it's a pretty name, why would you choose it if it has a horrible meaning?
Reply:not the first thing i think about. i would check before i decided on the name 100% and if it was something like dog i would consider not using it but its not big on my priority list. i think people are this way because not only is it hard to find a name they love with a meaning to match but most likely no one else but them is going to search the meaning of their kids name.
Reply:To be honest, no. I don't really care about the meaning of a name unless I'm writing a story and even then sometimes I don't look up the meanings.
I'm not going to not pick a name just because of the meaning. Like for example, I love the name Portia but I shouldn't use it because it means "pig"? No thanks.
Reply:people often pick name kids for these reasons: it's cute, it sound cool, no one has it, tradition all first male kids have dad's first name, week minded young couple giving into demands of parents / grand parents in naming kids, weak school systems graduating students who are below grade school reading level giving rise to misspelled or creative spelled kids names which make getting a better paying job impossible (victims of political correctness). it's better johnny feel good about himself than read or write at a high school level. can you spell cat johnny? "kaate". very good johnny!!!!!!!!! you get an A+++++
Reply:I think most people don't look at the meaning of a name. Sometimes, it becomes trendy during a certain decade to know the meaning. For the most part, I think most people just go by how the name sounds and if it appeals to them.
Reply:Haha no! I don't even know the meanings of my children's names! I will search them now and write them here:
Danielle (God is my judge) Morgan (Great circle)
Brady (Decedent of Bradant) Jack (Diminutive form of John)
Haha now i know!
Reply:I like to know what the meanings of name are, but one of my favorite names right now (Cameron) does not have a very god meaning (Crooked nose), but that wouldn't stop me from using it.
Reply:I think most people do , I looked up meanings before naming my three children if they had been bad I probably would have reconsidered my choices !
Reply:Odysees Elitis, NOBEL IN ARTS owner said:
%26lt;%26lt; My name is my soul %26gt;%26gt;
Reply:I'm not having a kid or anything but...
I like certain names and might make a list then I look at the meanings to possibly narrow them down! ~I LOVE DEREK
Reply:my name is chakane
i knew this one kid named yoshi[from mario]
i guessed thier parents liked the mario series
Reply:I would rather pick a name I liked rather than liked the meaning of it.
We did like the name Lillith though, until we found out it means 'devil'
Reply:I Do !! I Did And Im and Angel!! B/G
Reply:yes....i did!!!!....my son is called leon....before he was born i did a tarot reading...the strenght card came out(a woman wrestling a lion)...he was also born under the star sign leo!!!!
Reply:I made sure my daughter's name had meaning.
Her name is Emma and means " whole and universal "
Reply:My mom checked when she named me. Mine is "God is my judge"
Reply:I don't.
Reply:I think about half of all 'namers' do.
Reply:I do
Reply:it's awesome to have both a cool name and meaning behind it :)
Just wondering
Do people really think about the meanings of names?
I find name meanings much more important than the name itself.
Even if it's a pretty name, why would you choose it if it has a horrible meaning?
Reply:not the first thing i think about. i would check before i decided on the name 100% and if it was something like dog i would consider not using it but its not big on my priority list. i think people are this way because not only is it hard to find a name they love with a meaning to match but most likely no one else but them is going to search the meaning of their kids name.
Reply:To be honest, no. I don't really care about the meaning of a name unless I'm writing a story and even then sometimes I don't look up the meanings.
I'm not going to not pick a name just because of the meaning. Like for example, I love the name Portia but I shouldn't use it because it means "pig"? No thanks.
Reply:people often pick name kids for these reasons: it's cute, it sound cool, no one has it, tradition all first male kids have dad's first name, week minded young couple giving into demands of parents / grand parents in naming kids, weak school systems graduating students who are below grade school reading level giving rise to misspelled or creative spelled kids names which make getting a better paying job impossible (victims of political correctness). it's better johnny feel good about himself than read or write at a high school level. can you spell cat johnny? "kaate". very good johnny!!!!!!!!! you get an A+++++
Reply:I think most people don't look at the meaning of a name. Sometimes, it becomes trendy during a certain decade to know the meaning. For the most part, I think most people just go by how the name sounds and if it appeals to them.
Reply:Haha no! I don't even know the meanings of my children's names! I will search them now and write them here:
Danielle (God is my judge) Morgan (Great circle)
Brady (Decedent of Bradant) Jack (Diminutive form of John)
Haha now i know!
Reply:I like to know what the meanings of name are, but one of my favorite names right now (Cameron) does not have a very god meaning (Crooked nose), but that wouldn't stop me from using it.
Reply:I think most people do , I looked up meanings before naming my three children if they had been bad I probably would have reconsidered my choices !
Reply:Odysees Elitis, NOBEL IN ARTS owner said:
%26lt;%26lt; My name is my soul %26gt;%26gt;
Reply:I'm not having a kid or anything but...
I like certain names and might make a list then I look at the meanings to possibly narrow them down! ~I LOVE DEREK
Reply:my name is chakane
i knew this one kid named yoshi[from mario]
i guessed thier parents liked the mario series
Reply:I would rather pick a name I liked rather than liked the meaning of it.
We did like the name Lillith though, until we found out it means 'devil'
Reply:I Do !! I Did And Im and Angel!! B/G
Reply:yes....i did!!!!....my son is called leon....before he was born i did a tarot reading...the strenght card came out(a woman wrestling a lion)...he was also born under the star sign leo!!!!
Reply:I made sure my daughter's name had meaning.
Her name is Emma and means " whole and universal "
Reply:My mom checked when she named me. Mine is "God is my judge"
Reply:I don't.
Reply:I think about half of all 'namers' do.
Reply:I do
Reply:it's awesome to have both a cool name and meaning behind it :)
How do I go about finding the roots as well as the meanings of words and names.?
Where did the word yugoslavia come from , and what did it mean originally, and, what does it mean now.
Where can I find the derivation of words?
How do I go about finding the roots as well as the meanings of words and names.?
Your best resource is the Oxford English Dictionary. It can likely be found at any college or university library near your home, and as it is a reference book, you can look at it without being a student or faculty member. The reason this book is so useful is that it gives the roots of the word, when it was first used in the English language, its etymological roots, etc.
Reply:Research the science of Etymology.
Where can I find the derivation of words?
How do I go about finding the roots as well as the meanings of words and names.?
Your best resource is the Oxford English Dictionary. It can likely be found at any college or university library near your home, and as it is a reference book, you can look at it without being a student or faculty member. The reason this book is so useful is that it gives the roots of the word, when it was first used in the English language, its etymological roots, etc.
Reply:Research the science of Etymology.
Meanings of a name ( Marc Anthony or MarcAnthony)?
I am looking into a present for my friend and his name is Marc middle name Anthony. He says it is a biblical name, but I need more information on it. Where is it referenced in the bible and it what is the meaning of it? Is it traditionally used as 2 separate names or as one. I was thinking of including the meaning of the name(s) in the gift. Thanks
Meanings of a name ( Marc Anthony or MarcAnthony)?
Try this. Did a search under: marc anthony +meaning of names.
orchid tree
Meanings of a name ( Marc Anthony or MarcAnthony)?
Try this. Did a search under: marc anthony +meaning of names.
orchid tree
Is there any other meanings to these names?
Kevin and Nicholas
I know Kevin means:
Handsome; Handsome at birth.
Is there anything else it means?
I know Nicholas means:
Victorious; from the Greek Nikolaos, meaning victory of the people.
Is there anything else it means?
Is there any other meanings to these names?
You've pretty much got it!
Kevin comes from the old Irish name Coemgen -- coem means "kind, gentle, or handsome" and gein means "at birth." So in addition to meaning "handsome at birth," the name could also mean "kind and gentle at birth."
Nicholas means "victory of the people," just like you said.
Of course, names also have meaning in their historical and cultural context, so you may want to look up some famous Kevin's and Nicholas's to see what "meaning" their lives may have added to the names. (The name Nicholas was borne by a saint, five popes, and two Russian czars.)
I like the fact that you are using meaning to help you decide between your last two picks. That's a great idea when both names seem equally good to you; it often helps tip the scale a bit in one direction or the other. Good luck! I know this is a tough decision.
Reply:Nicholas: victory of the people
Kevin: handsome, beautiful
Yeah, so the meanings I found were basically the same as you came up with.
Reply:No, sorry.
It's like a chair mean it's a chair and a hairbush means it's a hairbrush. That's what that word means. If you're looking for a different meaning try a different word or name.
I know Kevin means:
Handsome; Handsome at birth.
Is there anything else it means?
I know Nicholas means:
Victorious; from the Greek Nikolaos, meaning victory of the people.
Is there anything else it means?
Is there any other meanings to these names?
You've pretty much got it!
Kevin comes from the old Irish name Coemgen -- coem means "kind, gentle, or handsome" and gein means "at birth." So in addition to meaning "handsome at birth," the name could also mean "kind and gentle at birth."
Nicholas means "victory of the people," just like you said.
Of course, names also have meaning in their historical and cultural context, so you may want to look up some famous Kevin's and Nicholas's to see what "meaning" their lives may have added to the names. (The name Nicholas was borne by a saint, five popes, and two Russian czars.)
I like the fact that you are using meaning to help you decide between your last two picks. That's a great idea when both names seem equally good to you; it often helps tip the scale a bit in one direction or the other. Good luck! I know this is a tough decision.
Reply:Nicholas: victory of the people
Kevin: handsome, beautiful
Yeah, so the meanings I found were basically the same as you came up with.
Reply:No, sorry.
It's like a chair mean it's a chair and a hairbush means it's a hairbrush. That's what that word means. If you're looking for a different meaning try a different word or name.
Does the boys name KAI have sectarian meanings in scotland and ireland?
want the name but dont want it causing problems when boy is older,as we live in scotland
Does the boys name KAI have sectarian meanings in scotland and ireland?
it doesnt mean kill in irish. as far as my 14 years of learning the language b谩s/a marudh is the word to irish. The name hasnt got any sectarian links in ireland
Reply:not in ireland. But cool name.
Reply:None as far as I know. But I don't like the name.
Reply:Definitely not in Ireland...And as far as i know not in Scotland either.. Really nice name.
Reply:it means kill all irish
Reply:This is precisely the reason I don't like Ireland and Scotland, I am leaving as soon as possible.
Kai is a fantastic name...
Reply:i have never heard of it being used in any derogatory way at all... i like it
Reply:Kai does not have any sectarian associations as far as I know but it is pretty arsey sounding.
Does the boys name KAI have sectarian meanings in scotland and ireland?
it doesnt mean kill in irish. as far as my 14 years of learning the language b谩s/a marudh is the word to irish. The name hasnt got any sectarian links in ireland
Reply:not in ireland. But cool name.
Reply:None as far as I know. But I don't like the name.
Reply:Definitely not in Ireland...And as far as i know not in Scotland either.. Really nice name.
Reply:it means kill all irish
Reply:This is precisely the reason I don't like Ireland and Scotland, I am leaving as soon as possible.
Kai is a fantastic name...
Reply:i have never heard of it being used in any derogatory way at all... i like it
Reply:Kai does not have any sectarian associations as far as I know but it is pretty arsey sounding.
I want to make a frame with the meanings of our names. Is there a website where i can go to??
i want to type my name in and the meaning with each letter must come up. Please help me find a website where i can go to to do this!!
I want to make a frame with the meanings of our names. Is there a website where i can go to??
go to google and then search
pitcher plant
I want to make a frame with the meanings of our names. Is there a website where i can go to??
go to google and then search
pitcher plant
Which is best named ipl team to the worst named explian with meanings?
arrenge all eight teams according to the names
Which is best named ipl team to the worst named explian with meanings?
1.Deccan Chargers-
Deccan(Plateau hyderabad is its main city)
Chargers(the word CHARGE means ATTACK,CHARGERS means ATTACKERS
2.DareDevils
Daring Devils(no ned to explain)
3.Royal Challeners
just brand name is used but looks good Royal(Hindi translation-Shahi) Challengers(who challenges)
4.SuperKings
no need to explain
5.Kings XI Punjab
It should be punjab kings or punjab ----(something else)
6.Rajasthan Royals
Could be make much well but doesnt sound good
7.Knight Riders
Sounds good but doesnt have any suitable meaning
Knight (A type of worriors) Riders (people who rides)
It means people riding on worriors (like a child sits on his fathers head and says come on)-Stupid name
8.Indians
No meaning if all team would name like this it would be like
Delhi Sri Lankans
Mohali Bangladeshis
Jaipur Pakistanis
Kolkata Britishes
Hyderabad Australians
Chennai West indiens
Banglore South Africans
Reply:worst --- bangalore
best----- kokata
Reply:worst- kolkata knight riders
best- deccan chargers,kings X1 punjab
Reply:Dehli dare deavel
Which is best named ipl team to the worst named explian with meanings?
1.Deccan Chargers-
Deccan(Plateau hyderabad is its main city)
Chargers(the word CHARGE means ATTACK,CHARGERS means ATTACKERS
2.DareDevils
Daring Devils(no ned to explain)
3.Royal Challeners
just brand name is used but looks good Royal(Hindi translation-Shahi) Challengers(who challenges)
4.SuperKings
no need to explain
5.Kings XI Punjab
It should be punjab kings or punjab ----(something else)
6.Rajasthan Royals
Could be make much well but doesnt sound good
7.Knight Riders
Sounds good but doesnt have any suitable meaning
Knight (A type of worriors) Riders (people who rides)
It means people riding on worriors (like a child sits on his fathers head and says come on)-Stupid name
8.Indians
No meaning if all team would name like this it would be like
Delhi Sri Lankans
Mohali Bangladeshis
Jaipur Pakistanis
Kolkata Britishes
Hyderabad Australians
Chennai West indiens
Banglore South Africans
Reply:worst --- bangalore
best----- kokata
Reply:worst- kolkata knight riders
best- deccan chargers,kings X1 punjab
Reply:Dehli dare deavel
What are some names of poems who's meanings are often debated because of different point of view?
For example: the poem "My Papa's Waltz" can be viewed as a poem about a little child dancing with thier father before bedtime or as a poem about an abusive father beating his child up. I'm having trouble finding poetry that has either a deeper meaning than the surface words or that can be seen in two different ways. Please help!! =) Thank you!
What are some names of poems who's meanings are often debated because of different point of view?
Kohl Fallin's Poem:
"Your Perception, My Reality"
by Kohl Fallin, Lee High School
Source: http://waaytv.com/Global/story.asp?S=810...
We are worth more than your pale white
skin. Not a penny less but a thousand
billion pennies more. Mixtures of different
colors: caramel, chestnut and
rouge.
...
What are some names of poems who's meanings are often debated because of different point of view?
Kohl Fallin's Poem:
"Your Perception, My Reality"
by Kohl Fallin, Lee High School
Source: http://waaytv.com/Global/story.asp?S=810...
We are worth more than your pale white
skin. Not a penny less but a thousand
billion pennies more. Mixtures of different
colors: caramel, chestnut and
rouge.
...
What are some good websites to find out meanings of names?
just looking for some info on names, meanings, origins, etc.
got any good sites?
thanks!!
What are some good websites to find out meanings of names?
Here are my favorite websites for that.
www.babynamesworld.com (you can search by meaning here)
www.thinkbabynames.com (gives you alternate spellings and suggestions, as well as having a huge list of names)
www.babynames.com (what I like about this site is that it will tell you if there are any songs featuring that name)
www.cutebabynames.org (not a great list, but some interesting names and interesting spellings)
Reply:behindthename.com also has all of the above and it's got a fun random name generator that's kind of nifty, too.
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com is excellent, it has 200,000 names and meanings, or something ridiculous like that.
Reply:babynames.com has all of the above. it's the one i always use.
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com
got any good sites?
thanks!!
What are some good websites to find out meanings of names?
Here are my favorite websites for that.
www.babynamesworld.com (you can search by meaning here)
www.thinkbabynames.com (gives you alternate spellings and suggestions, as well as having a huge list of names)
www.babynames.com (what I like about this site is that it will tell you if there are any songs featuring that name)
www.cutebabynames.org (not a great list, but some interesting names and interesting spellings)
Reply:behindthename.com also has all of the above and it's got a fun random name generator that's kind of nifty, too.
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com is excellent, it has 200,000 names and meanings, or something ridiculous like that.
Reply:babynames.com has all of the above. it's the one i always use.
Reply:www.babynamesworld.com
Where can I find baby names with meanings and pronunciation's?
http://www.babynames.com/
Where can I find baby names with meanings and pronunciation's?
I found a great Web site that has articles on baby names, their meanings and origins. It looks as though there are a few other pages you can get to off of that one such as a page on Christian baby names, their meanings and origins. These articles point to other resources as well.
Reply:My favorite choice is www.babynames.com; they'll give you an assortment of names, their origin, meaning and pronounciation.
Reply:go to babynames.com
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/
Reply:you could do a google search, but a book, here's a site i found doing a search
http://www.babynamesworld.com/
Reply:Babynames.com has great info.
Reply:I think just search Google or Yahoo whatever you prefer and type in "name meanings" you get a big huge list of sites to go to, there's one site (wich i reccomend) called Baby Names World and I've been there it tells name origins and much more! Good luck and congragulations!
Reply:I believe behindthename.com has what you are looking for plus alot of other interesting history about the names.
Reply:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
african daisy
Where can I find baby names with meanings and pronunciation's?
I found a great Web site that has articles on baby names, their meanings and origins. It looks as though there are a few other pages you can get to off of that one such as a page on Christian baby names, their meanings and origins. These articles point to other resources as well.
Reply:My favorite choice is www.babynames.com; they'll give you an assortment of names, their origin, meaning and pronounciation.
Reply:go to babynames.com
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com
Reply:http://www.babynamesworld.com/
Reply:you could do a google search, but a book, here's a site i found doing a search
http://www.babynamesworld.com/
Reply:Babynames.com has great info.
Reply:I think just search Google or Yahoo whatever you prefer and type in "name meanings" you get a big huge list of sites to go to, there's one site (wich i reccomend) called Baby Names World and I've been there it tells name origins and much more! Good luck and congragulations!
Reply:I believe behindthename.com has what you are looking for plus alot of other interesting history about the names.
Reply:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
african daisy
What are some good Japanese family names and their meanings?
I can't find anything good in my sources.
What are some good Japanese family names and their meanings?
鈴木 島男 = suzuki shimao
すずき しまお
suzu(鈴) すず ,means= a bell ( rings, jingles,tinkles)
ki (木) き ,means= tree
shima8 島) しま , means= island
otoko ( 男) おとこ , means = men
suzuki shimao ( 鈴木 島男) (^.^)
Reply:Until 150 years ago, many Japanese people could not have their family names, but only Samurai and Shounin (dealers) class are allowed to do. Most peasants are called their names and the names of their home villages.
Then Meiji revolution, known as Meiji Ishin, abolished the regulation, and all Japanese have to come to have their own family names.
We don't get family names in the context of which 'good' or not. But we know which names have histories. Tokugawa is well known for descendants of Shoguns. '----miya' is known for relatives of Tennou family, but this is just a possibility. And there are some distinguished business founders' family names.
Well, Kanjis have meanings and give us some impression, but it is not a deal. Family names are just a sign for a person. Family names used to be treated for a representation of their relatives, but now are not treated with importance.
We sense some beauty or easiness to write in some family names. But It depends on the composition of Kanjis, mostly its shapes.
Reply:haruno means something like blooming fields
So haruno hana means Blooming fields of flowers.
But idk if people name their children hana.
What are some good Japanese family names and their meanings?
鈴木 島男 = suzuki shimao
すずき しまお
suzu(鈴) すず ,means= a bell ( rings, jingles,tinkles)
ki (木) き ,means= tree
shima8 島) しま , means= island
otoko ( 男) おとこ , means = men
suzuki shimao ( 鈴木 島男) (^.^)
Reply:Until 150 years ago, many Japanese people could not have their family names, but only Samurai and Shounin (dealers) class are allowed to do. Most peasants are called their names and the names of their home villages.
Then Meiji revolution, known as Meiji Ishin, abolished the regulation, and all Japanese have to come to have their own family names.
We don't get family names in the context of which 'good' or not. But we know which names have histories. Tokugawa is well known for descendants of Shoguns. '----miya' is known for relatives of Tennou family, but this is just a possibility. And there are some distinguished business founders' family names.
Well, Kanjis have meanings and give us some impression, but it is not a deal. Family names are just a sign for a person. Family names used to be treated for a representation of their relatives, but now are not treated with importance.
We sense some beauty or easiness to write in some family names. But It depends on the composition of Kanjis, mostly its shapes.
Reply:haruno means something like blooming fields
So haruno hana means Blooming fields of flowers.
But idk if people name their children hana.
Does anyone research name origins and meanings?
OR is that only something I do. I have Irish and English and Latin Surnames in all my children, most of their names are unique and unusual but of centuries old origins.....I was just wondering if ANYONE else trys to research a names meaning and origins? All of my children are either musically gifted/artistic with the ability for creative writing and two of my children have nation wide modelling contracts. I do think names are significant to a childs development of character.
Does anyone research name origins and meanings?
It has been a hobby of mine since I was about 11 to research names. Now that I am planning a family, I am researching names even more to find one with meaning and history, but also one with personal meaning. To me, unusual is not as important as meaningful and the name being weighty with history.
Reply:No you are not alone. I do that as well. I have checked my first and middle name are they are both, Latin and I not latin. My first name is means "christlike and annotated" while my middle name meaning true image. I really do not think the names are sinificant to a childs development, because I am no where near a saint, but I do like to may sure everyone is in peace or close to joy. But it is fun, I have checked for the meaning of the names I plan to name by children and they are all peaceful names. So I don't think its a problem.
Reply:Always research. I'll be damned if I'm going to name my kid something along the lines of "Sea of bitterness" because really, that's just harsh. I do believe names help shape a child's character. I'm always a fan of using names that have deep meaning to the family. My first born son will carry a middle name that has gone down the Irish side for ages.
Reply:yes I have to pick a name that means something . I would never name my something that doesn't have any significant meaning.
Reply:Yea, i research meanings...always have.
It's definately significant to me.
Reply:I do that
Does anyone research name origins and meanings?
It has been a hobby of mine since I was about 11 to research names. Now that I am planning a family, I am researching names even more to find one with meaning and history, but also one with personal meaning. To me, unusual is not as important as meaningful and the name being weighty with history.
Reply:No you are not alone. I do that as well. I have checked my first and middle name are they are both, Latin and I not latin. My first name is means "christlike and annotated" while my middle name meaning true image. I really do not think the names are sinificant to a childs development, because I am no where near a saint, but I do like to may sure everyone is in peace or close to joy. But it is fun, I have checked for the meaning of the names I plan to name by children and they are all peaceful names. So I don't think its a problem.
Reply:Always research. I'll be damned if I'm going to name my kid something along the lines of "Sea of bitterness" because really, that's just harsh. I do believe names help shape a child's character. I'm always a fan of using names that have deep meaning to the family. My first born son will carry a middle name that has gone down the Irish side for ages.
Reply:yes I have to pick a name that means something . I would never name my something that doesn't have any significant meaning.
Reply:Yea, i research meanings...always have.
It's definately significant to me.
Reply:I do that
Is there a name for words with different meanings but same spelling: read read, lead lead, name more examples?
Homographs
A homograph is one of a group of words that share the same spelling but have different meanings (which is what you asked). When spoken, the meanings are sometimes, but not necessarily, distinguished by different pronunciations. A homograph can be either a homonym (same pronunciation but different meaning) or a heteronym (different meanings and pronunciations). The examples you listed are heteronyms.
There are lots of them, although they may vary depending on your dialect. Where I live, "permit" the noun and "permit" the verb both have the second syllable stressed!
Examples:
resume
buffet
address (noun and verb)
record
Here's a list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Eng...
Is there a name for words with different meanings but same spelling: read read, lead lead, name more examples?
Homonyms
In linguistics, a homonym is one of a group of words that share the same pronunciation but have different meanings, and are usually spelled differently. Some sources only require that homonyms share the same spelling or pronunciation (in addition to having different meanings), but these are the definitions most other sources give for homographs and homophones respectively. The state of being a homonym is called homonymy. Examples of homonyms are stalk (which can mean either part of a plant or to follow someone around), bear (animal) and bear (carry), left (opposite of right) and left (past tense of leave). Some sources also consider the following trio of words to be homonyms, but others designate them as "only" homophones: to, too and two (actually, to, to, too, too and two, being "for the purpose of" as in "to make it easier", the opposite of "from", also, excessively, and "2", respectively). Some sources state that homonym meanings must be unrelated in origin (rather than just different). Thus right (correct) and right (opposed to left) would be polysemous (see below) and not be homonyms.
Reply:If you're talking;
'I read the book yesterday'
'Today I will read the book'
They have the same meanings, the only difference is that there is a change in tense - i.e. Present/Future and past.
Regarding the lead and lead example - I think they're called Heteronyms.
Another good one is minute (size) and minute (time)
Oops no, I'm confused - they have differnt pronounciations!
Reply:They are called 'heteronyms.'
The one that comes to mind immediately is:
wind - wind (wind / wynd)
A homograph is one of a group of words that share the same spelling but have different meanings (which is what you asked). When spoken, the meanings are sometimes, but not necessarily, distinguished by different pronunciations. A homograph can be either a homonym (same pronunciation but different meaning) or a heteronym (different meanings and pronunciations). The examples you listed are heteronyms.
There are lots of them, although they may vary depending on your dialect. Where I live, "permit" the noun and "permit" the verb both have the second syllable stressed!
Examples:
resume
buffet
address (noun and verb)
record
Here's a list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Eng...
Is there a name for words with different meanings but same spelling: read read, lead lead, name more examples?
Homonyms
In linguistics, a homonym is one of a group of words that share the same pronunciation but have different meanings, and are usually spelled differently. Some sources only require that homonyms share the same spelling or pronunciation (in addition to having different meanings), but these are the definitions most other sources give for homographs and homophones respectively. The state of being a homonym is called homonymy. Examples of homonyms are stalk (which can mean either part of a plant or to follow someone around), bear (animal) and bear (carry), left (opposite of right) and left (past tense of leave). Some sources also consider the following trio of words to be homonyms, but others designate them as "only" homophones: to, too and two (actually, to, to, too, too and two, being "for the purpose of" as in "to make it easier", the opposite of "from", also, excessively, and "2", respectively). Some sources state that homonym meanings must be unrelated in origin (rather than just different). Thus right (correct) and right (opposed to left) would be polysemous (see below) and not be homonyms.
Reply:If you're talking;
'I read the book yesterday'
'Today I will read the book'
They have the same meanings, the only difference is that there is a change in tense - i.e. Present/Future and past.
Regarding the lead and lead example - I think they're called Heteronyms.
Another good one is minute (size) and minute (time)
Oops no, I'm confused - they have differnt pronounciations!
Reply:They are called 'heteronyms.'
The one that comes to mind immediately is:
wind - wind (wind / wynd)
What is the name for when words sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings?
you know, like ferry and fairy
What is the name for when words sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings?
Actually, it's homophones.
Reply:Homonyms.
Reply:homophones, but ferry and fairy (you pronouce the air in fairy, there's no air in ferry) don't sound the same and neither do hair and here.
Hare and hair and hear and here however do sound the same.
"Onomonopeia is a word that sounds like the word or action it describes like buzz and pop"
That word is onomatopoeia
Reply:homophones
Reply:Homonyms are words which are spelled and pronounced the same, but have different meanings. (e.g- well- meaning better; well- meaning hole full of water)
Homophones have different spellings and meanings but identical pronunciation. (e.g. which and witch).
Reply:homophones
Reply:Homophones, not homonyms
Reply:FERRY AND FAIRY DO NOT SOUND THE SAME. YOU PROBABLY MEAN HAIR AND HERE. SORRY. I'M NOT SURE WHAT IT'S CALLED THOUGH.
Reply:The correct answer is "Homophones".The term derives from the root for sound 'phone/Phonic'.
Reply:homonyms.
Synonyms are different words with the same meaning.
Antonyms are words with opposite meanings.
Palindromes are words spelled the same forward and backward like racecar, civic, mom, dad etc.
Onomonopeia is a word that sounds like the word or action it describes like buzz and pop.
Reply:homonyms
Reply:its homonyms.but calling it as homophones is also correct.
Reply:they are homophones. words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
Reply:They are called homophones.
eg. hair - hare
deer - dear
Reply:The English language!
Reply:Homophone
a word which is pronounced the same as another word but has a different meaning or a different spelling or both:
Eg :The words 'so' and 'sew' are homophones.
Reply:Homonyms
Reply:Homophones! :)
Reply:homophones
Reply:homonyms
Reply:homonyms. 'homo' from the Greek for same, and 'nym' from the Geeek for sound
Reply:Homophones, like "their", "there" and "they're".
Words that are spelled the same but have different pronounciations and meanings are homonyms e.g.:
Lead ("lead the way") and Lead (The metal, element Pb)
Wind (air blowing around) and Wind (like wind-up toy)
Reply:ferry and fairy do too sound the same and i think u mean hair and heir not here..but i could be wrong...
toothbrush
What is the name for when words sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings?
Actually, it's homophones.
Reply:Homonyms.
Reply:homophones, but ferry and fairy (you pronouce the air in fairy, there's no air in ferry) don't sound the same and neither do hair and here.
Hare and hair and hear and here however do sound the same.
"Onomonopeia is a word that sounds like the word or action it describes like buzz and pop"
That word is onomatopoeia
Reply:homophones
Reply:Homonyms are words which are spelled and pronounced the same, but have different meanings. (e.g- well- meaning better; well- meaning hole full of water)
Homophones have different spellings and meanings but identical pronunciation. (e.g. which and witch).
Reply:homophones
Reply:Homophones, not homonyms
Reply:FERRY AND FAIRY DO NOT SOUND THE SAME. YOU PROBABLY MEAN HAIR AND HERE. SORRY. I'M NOT SURE WHAT IT'S CALLED THOUGH.
Reply:The correct answer is "Homophones".The term derives from the root for sound 'phone/Phonic'.
Reply:homonyms.
Synonyms are different words with the same meaning.
Antonyms are words with opposite meanings.
Palindromes are words spelled the same forward and backward like racecar, civic, mom, dad etc.
Onomonopeia is a word that sounds like the word or action it describes like buzz and pop.
Reply:homonyms
Reply:its homonyms.but calling it as homophones is also correct.
Reply:they are homophones. words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
Reply:They are called homophones.
eg. hair - hare
deer - dear
Reply:The English language!
Reply:Homophone
a word which is pronounced the same as another word but has a different meaning or a different spelling or both:
Eg :The words 'so' and 'sew' are homophones.
Reply:Homonyms
Reply:Homophones! :)
Reply:homophones
Reply:homonyms
Reply:homonyms. 'homo' from the Greek for same, and 'nym' from the Geeek for sound
Reply:Homophones, like "their", "there" and "they're".
Words that are spelled the same but have different pronounciations and meanings are homonyms e.g.:
Lead ("lead the way") and Lead (The metal, element Pb)
Wind (air blowing around) and Wind (like wind-up toy)
Reply:ferry and fairy do too sound the same and i think u mean hair and heir not here..but i could be wrong...
toothbrush
Are there special meanings behind bird names? if so where can i find a list of them?
like for example my name lynn means waterfall/lake/ or body of water so do bird names have special meanings...there are meanings behind flower names to so shouldnt there be meaning behind bird names?
Are there special meanings behind bird names? if so where can i find a list of them?
Names of birds are often just descriptive - like red-headed woodpecker or painted bunting. Sometimes they're named after a scientist (Nuttall's woodpecker is an example of that) or, in the case of Anna's hummingbird, after a duchess. It's kind of fun to look at their scientific names too and figure out what they mean. Haliaeetus leucocephalus (bald eagle) means white-headed fish eagle, which is a very good description of a bald eagle. Some of them are even wrong! The white-winged dove was famously misnamed by the very guy who made up the scientific naming system in the first place. He named it Zenaida asiatica, thinking it came from Asia, when it's really a North American bird. I don't know if a simple list of these meanings exists. I know this stuff because I have a whole bookshelf full of books about birds and have studied the names because I find it interesting. I hope you enjoyed.
Reply:My cockatiels c alled Britney and its male. Say no more!
Reply:Yes they do have meanings! But I need to know what your bird is called?
Are there special meanings behind bird names? if so where can i find a list of them?
Names of birds are often just descriptive - like red-headed woodpecker or painted bunting. Sometimes they're named after a scientist (Nuttall's woodpecker is an example of that) or, in the case of Anna's hummingbird, after a duchess. It's kind of fun to look at their scientific names too and figure out what they mean. Haliaeetus leucocephalus (bald eagle) means white-headed fish eagle, which is a very good description of a bald eagle. Some of them are even wrong! The white-winged dove was famously misnamed by the very guy who made up the scientific naming system in the first place. He named it Zenaida asiatica, thinking it came from Asia, when it's really a North American bird. I don't know if a simple list of these meanings exists. I know this stuff because I have a whole bookshelf full of books about birds and have studied the names because I find it interesting. I hope you enjoyed.
Reply:My cockatiels c alled Britney and its male. Say no more!
Reply:Yes they do have meanings! But I need to know what your bird is called?
When searching for a new domain name, what are the meanings of the following designations:?
.info
.ws
.bz
.de
.eu
Or maybe a better question would be what are the parameters for using the above.
(ie: for using .com, you need to be a commercial entity. For .gov, you need to be a government entity, etc.)
When searching for a new domain name, what are the meanings of the following designations:?
You are not completely correct. Anyone can register a dot com. Some of the others are country specific, such as .ca is only available to Canadian citizens, and .de is I believe only available to German citizens, and .uk to British, etc. Log onto a hosting site to find answers to the others.
Reply:I'm not sure of all of them, but
.eu is Europe
.de is Deutchland (Germany)
.bz is (I think) Brazil
.ca is of course Canada!
.edu is education
.org You must be a registered organization (charity or gov't)
.ws no idea
.info... well seems obvious... but don't know the perameters... might be something like .org... but with looser restrictions?
.ws
.bz
.de
.eu
Or maybe a better question would be what are the parameters for using the above.
(ie: for using .com, you need to be a commercial entity. For .gov, you need to be a government entity, etc.)
When searching for a new domain name, what are the meanings of the following designations:?
You are not completely correct. Anyone can register a dot com. Some of the others are country specific, such as .ca is only available to Canadian citizens, and .de is I believe only available to German citizens, and .uk to British, etc. Log onto a hosting site to find answers to the others.
Reply:I'm not sure of all of them, but
.eu is Europe
.de is Deutchland (Germany)
.bz is (I think) Brazil
.ca is of course Canada!
.edu is education
.org You must be a registered organization (charity or gov't)
.ws no idea
.info... well seems obvious... but don't know the perameters... might be something like .org... but with looser restrictions?
What are the meanings behind the names "jonas & gabriel"? From the book The Giver by Lois Lowry?
I have to research the meanings behind the names "jonas %26amp; the giver" and explain in detail why lowry chose to name her characters as she did. Use direct examples %26amp; quotes.
What are the meanings behind the names "jonas %26amp; gabriel"? From the book The Giver by Lois Lowry?
It's been too long since I've read The Giver. Jonas and Gabriel might be biblical references. The angel Gabriel and then Jonah and the whale (Jonah is sometimes referred to as Jonas).
What are the meanings behind the names "jonas %26amp; gabriel"? From the book The Giver by Lois Lowry?
It's been too long since I've read The Giver. Jonas and Gabriel might be biblical references. The angel Gabriel and then Jonah and the whale (Jonah is sometimes referred to as Jonas).
Can someone please give me a nice Japanese name for both boy and girl together with their meanings?
I'm half Japanese and fifteen weeks pregnant. If anyone can come up with a nice Japanese name for my baby (I don't know the gender yet), that would be nice. :) Thanks..
Can someone please give me a nice Japanese name for both boy and girl together with their meanings?
first of all congrats well i sorta collect names its a guilty pleasure i think japanese names are some of the most beautiful names around so here are some favs of mine
Aiko-means beloved loving child
Ayame- means iris
Aya-means woven silk
Cho-Butterfly
Emiko- smiling child
Hana- favorite or flower
Hikari- femine form of unisex hikaru: means light or shining
Hikaru - unisex means light or shining
Kaiya-(i love this name)
Kaori/Kaoru-means fragrance
Kei- means respectful
Keiko- means blessed/respectful child
Kimiko nn kimi- means beautiful history child;dear child;ruling child
Mieko - beautiful blessing child
Miyuki-means beautiful
Mitsuko-means child full of blessings;shining child
Sakura-means cherry blossom
Sora- means sky
Aya
boys
Kyo/Kyou
Takashi-mean filial officer;praiseworthy
Ryu-means dragon
Katashi
Kaito(i love this name one of my favs)
Kenji-means honored jewel or sacred sword
Raidon-Thunder god
Haru- means born in spring
Kanaye-means zealous
Takai
Yuri
Hikaru
Taro-means first born male
thats all i have for know if i find more i'll add them hope you like
here are some more
Keitaro means blessed
Daisuke means lionhearted
Chikao-means wise;clever
Rin- means companion
Ryo-means excellent
Riku-means land ;continent
girl
Asa-means born at dawn
Amaya - means night rain
Aimi-means beautiful love
Kana-means powerful
Kaiyo-means forgiveness
Kaida-means little dragon
Inari-means successful one
Mai-means brightness
Miya-means sacred house
Ai-symbol for love
Aoi- means hollyhock flower;blue
Akiko -means autumn's child;bright child;glistening child
Reply:For a boy: RYU
Meaning: Dragon
Origin: Japanese
For a girl: Amarante
Meaning: Flower That Never Fades
Origin: Japanese
These are ones that I thought were really nice!! My 2 year old sons middle name is RYU!! I wanted something strong for a name for him!!! And since a dragon is strength I thought it would be great for him!! Both names are unique and you don't hear them very often!! especially the girls name!! I don't think that I have ever heard that name before!! But I think it's really pretty!!
Reply:If you go to http://www.babynames.com and click search baby names on the left you can search by origin (Japanese), look through the names it lists, and then read the meanings. My wife named a character on the sims Ichigo b.c it meant strawberry, and was Japanese. The character was Asian with red hair.
Reply:Aiko-"love child" Aimi-"beautiful love" Akemi- "bright and beautiful" Akira(m/f)-"bright" Emi- "blessing" Hikari- "light" Hitomi-"beauty %26amp; wisdom" Itsuki(m)-"tree" Izumi- "fountain, spring" Kasumi- "mist" Kazuki(m)- "harmony %26amp; radiance" Keiko- "celebrated/respected child" Kimiko- "empress child" Kiyoshi(m)-"pure" Masaru(m)- "victory" Minoru(m)- "truth" Misaki- "beautiful blossom" Mitsuko- "light child" Mizuki- "beautiful moon" Naoki(m)- "honest tree" Naomi- "honest beautiful" Natsuko- "summer child" Nori(m)- "rule ceremony" Sayuri- "small lily" Raijin(m)- "thunder god" Saki- "hope blossom" Sakura- "cherry blossom" Sotomi- "wise and beautiful" Suzume- "sparrow" Takara- "treasure" Takashi(m)- "noble" Takumi(m)- "skilled" Yori(m)- "trust" Yoshi(m/f)- "good luck" Yuki- "happiness" Yuri- "lily"
Hope this helps or that you find a name you like laters good luck PEACE!
P.S (m)=male (m/f)= male and female/ unisex
Reply:Girl:
Aiko - little loved one
Akyra - bright and clear
Aya - woven silk
Chiyo - eternal
Kaya - forgiveness
Kishi - happiness
Maiya - valley
Sakura - cherry blossom
Taji - silver
Tamiko - born in Spring
Tori - bird
Yoko - good
Boy:
Chiko - arrow
Dai - to shine
Kaemon - joyful
Kenji - intelligent and strong
Raiden - Japanese god of thunder
Taro - big boy
Toshiro - intelligent and talented
Reply:Unisex names...
Nori - means belief--- (this is my favorite)
Maemi - means honest child
Kana -powerful
Girls...
Kaiya -means forgiveness
Suki - means beloved
Meiko - means already prosperous
Boys...
Mizu - means water
Kamin - means joyful
Kaemon - means joyful
Hope you find a name you like :]
Reply:Girls:
Aneko: Japanese Meaning: Older sister.
Midori: Japanese Meaning: Green.
Kaori: Japanese Meaning: fragrant
Boys:
Nikko: Japanese Meaning: Daylight. Surname.
Yoshi: Japanese Meaning: The best.
Kenji: Japanese Meaning: strong and vigorous.
Reply:Girl:
Miyuki - beautiful
Keiko - blessing
And these are some that I don't know the meaning of, but I've heard or known people with these names:
Megumi
Tomomi
Yuka
Boys:
Hotaru - firefly
Botan - peony
Yukio - gets what he wants
Reply:Sakura is my favorite Japanese name! It means cherry blossom. Soooo beautiful. =D
Reply:samsung :] hah jk.
fillings
Can someone please give me a nice Japanese name for both boy and girl together with their meanings?
first of all congrats well i sorta collect names its a guilty pleasure i think japanese names are some of the most beautiful names around so here are some favs of mine
Aiko-means beloved loving child
Ayame- means iris
Aya-means woven silk
Cho-Butterfly
Emiko- smiling child
Hana- favorite or flower
Hikari- femine form of unisex hikaru: means light or shining
Hikaru - unisex means light or shining
Kaiya-(i love this name)
Kaori/Kaoru-means fragrance
Kei- means respectful
Keiko- means blessed/respectful child
Kimiko nn kimi- means beautiful history child;dear child;ruling child
Mieko - beautiful blessing child
Miyuki-means beautiful
Mitsuko-means child full of blessings;shining child
Sakura-means cherry blossom
Sora- means sky
Aya
boys
Kyo/Kyou
Takashi-mean filial officer;praiseworthy
Ryu-means dragon
Katashi
Kaito(i love this name one of my favs)
Kenji-means honored jewel or sacred sword
Raidon-Thunder god
Haru- means born in spring
Kanaye-means zealous
Takai
Yuri
Hikaru
Taro-means first born male
thats all i have for know if i find more i'll add them hope you like
here are some more
Keitaro means blessed
Daisuke means lionhearted
Chikao-means wise;clever
Rin- means companion
Ryo-means excellent
Riku-means land ;continent
girl
Asa-means born at dawn
Amaya - means night rain
Aimi-means beautiful love
Kana-means powerful
Kaiyo-means forgiveness
Kaida-means little dragon
Inari-means successful one
Mai-means brightness
Miya-means sacred house
Ai-symbol for love
Aoi- means hollyhock flower;blue
Akiko -means autumn's child;bright child;glistening child
Reply:For a boy: RYU
Meaning: Dragon
Origin: Japanese
For a girl: Amarante
Meaning: Flower That Never Fades
Origin: Japanese
These are ones that I thought were really nice!! My 2 year old sons middle name is RYU!! I wanted something strong for a name for him!!! And since a dragon is strength I thought it would be great for him!! Both names are unique and you don't hear them very often!! especially the girls name!! I don't think that I have ever heard that name before!! But I think it's really pretty!!
Reply:If you go to http://www.babynames.com and click search baby names on the left you can search by origin (Japanese), look through the names it lists, and then read the meanings. My wife named a character on the sims Ichigo b.c it meant strawberry, and was Japanese. The character was Asian with red hair.
Reply:Aiko-"love child" Aimi-"beautiful love" Akemi- "bright and beautiful" Akira(m/f)-"bright" Emi- "blessing" Hikari- "light" Hitomi-"beauty %26amp; wisdom" Itsuki(m)-"tree" Izumi- "fountain, spring" Kasumi- "mist" Kazuki(m)- "harmony %26amp; radiance" Keiko- "celebrated/respected child" Kimiko- "empress child" Kiyoshi(m)-"pure" Masaru(m)- "victory" Minoru(m)- "truth" Misaki- "beautiful blossom" Mitsuko- "light child" Mizuki- "beautiful moon" Naoki(m)- "honest tree" Naomi- "honest beautiful" Natsuko- "summer child" Nori(m)- "rule ceremony" Sayuri- "small lily" Raijin(m)- "thunder god" Saki- "hope blossom" Sakura- "cherry blossom" Sotomi- "wise and beautiful" Suzume- "sparrow" Takara- "treasure" Takashi(m)- "noble" Takumi(m)- "skilled" Yori(m)- "trust" Yoshi(m/f)- "good luck" Yuki- "happiness" Yuri- "lily"
Hope this helps or that you find a name you like laters good luck PEACE!
P.S (m)=male (m/f)= male and female/ unisex
Reply:Girl:
Aiko - little loved one
Akyra - bright and clear
Aya - woven silk
Chiyo - eternal
Kaya - forgiveness
Kishi - happiness
Maiya - valley
Sakura - cherry blossom
Taji - silver
Tamiko - born in Spring
Tori - bird
Yoko - good
Boy:
Chiko - arrow
Dai - to shine
Kaemon - joyful
Kenji - intelligent and strong
Raiden - Japanese god of thunder
Taro - big boy
Toshiro - intelligent and talented
Reply:Unisex names...
Nori - means belief--- (this is my favorite)
Maemi - means honest child
Kana -powerful
Girls...
Kaiya -means forgiveness
Suki - means beloved
Meiko - means already prosperous
Boys...
Mizu - means water
Kamin - means joyful
Kaemon - means joyful
Hope you find a name you like :]
Reply:Girls:
Aneko: Japanese Meaning: Older sister.
Midori: Japanese Meaning: Green.
Kaori: Japanese Meaning: fragrant
Boys:
Nikko: Japanese Meaning: Daylight. Surname.
Yoshi: Japanese Meaning: The best.
Kenji: Japanese Meaning: strong and vigorous.
Reply:Girl:
Miyuki - beautiful
Keiko - blessing
And these are some that I don't know the meaning of, but I've heard or known people with these names:
Megumi
Tomomi
Yuka
Boys:
Hotaru - firefly
Botan - peony
Yukio - gets what he wants
Reply:Sakura is my favorite Japanese name! It means cherry blossom. Soooo beautiful. =D
Reply:samsung :] hah jk.
fillings
What are some good Japanese names and what are their meanings?
I write stories and I need some names, both male and female, for a few characters... So does anyone know some good Japanese names and meanings?
What are some good Japanese names and what are their meanings?
Girls' names:
Manami 愛美
愛 = love
美 = beauty
Akiko 明子 or 秋子
明子 = bright child
秋子 = autumn child
2) Boys' names
Takeshi 武 or 健 or 竹志
武 = fighter
健 = healthy (boy)
竹志 = strong like bamboo
You can mail me and tell me the idea which you have about the character of your story, and I can give you a good name. I can also ask my wife who is Japanese.
Reply:Gohan XD it means rice
Go here for more http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-12...
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-12...
Reply:Girl's name
1) 牧子 makiko
Reply:1) Katsu
Meaning: Victorious
2) Usagi
Meaning: Moon
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/jap.php
What are some good Japanese names and what are their meanings?
Girls' names:
Manami 愛美
愛 = love
美 = beauty
Akiko 明子 or 秋子
明子 = bright child
秋子 = autumn child
2) Boys' names
Takeshi 武 or 健 or 竹志
武 = fighter
健 = healthy (boy)
竹志 = strong like bamboo
You can mail me and tell me the idea which you have about the character of your story, and I can give you a good name. I can also ask my wife who is Japanese.
Reply:Gohan XD it means rice
Go here for more http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-12...
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-12...
Reply:Girl's name
1) 牧子 makiko
Reply:1) Katsu
Meaning: Victorious
2) Usagi
Meaning: Moon
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/jap.php
Where can i find baby names BASED off of meanings?
I want to name my child something meaningful, but i don't know what. I want to name him/her along the lines of curious, observant, or something of the sort. Does anyone know a website that i can type in meanings and get names based on the meanings, instead of the other way around.
Where can i find baby names BASED off of meanings?
http://www.babynames.com.au/search-main....
Reply:I love this site, I hope it helps! It is:
babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com
Reply:I TOTALLY agree with Massie Block. I use it for almost every name I come up with and use.
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:www.babynames.com
Go to the advanced search and type in what you want the name to mean :) Good luck.
Reply:http://babynames.com/Names/search.php
meanings box
Reply:http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com...
I can't find much with that exact meaning. There are some similar:
Vicarini, Vicarana "inquiry"
Vicari "inquirer"
Artelia "attentive"
Akira "intelligent"
Arifa "wise"
Hobart, Hubert "bright mind"
Minerva "mind, intellect"
Sullivan "keen eye"
Chihiro "a thousand questions"
Reply:babynames.com When you go to ADVANCED SEARCH and then type in the meaning you want under Meaning: names will pop up.Good luck!!!
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/
Reply:behindthename.com is fantastic and the most reliable site I have found. It is geared more toward etymology of names in general not just "baby names" like a lot of the other less reliable sites. It has a fantastic message board too with lots of knowledgeable people that post there.
Reply:www.cool-baby-names.com
the best site ever for baby names!
jasmine
Where can i find baby names BASED off of meanings?
http://www.babynames.com.au/search-main....
Reply:I love this site, I hope it helps! It is:
babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com
Reply:I TOTALLY agree with Massie Block. I use it for almost every name I come up with and use.
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:www.babynames.com
Go to the advanced search and type in what you want the name to mean :) Good luck.
Reply:http://babynames.com/Names/search.php
meanings box
Reply:http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com...
I can't find much with that exact meaning. There are some similar:
Vicarini, Vicarana "inquiry"
Vicari "inquirer"
Artelia "attentive"
Akira "intelligent"
Arifa "wise"
Hobart, Hubert "bright mind"
Minerva "mind, intellect"
Sullivan "keen eye"
Chihiro "a thousand questions"
Reply:babynames.com When you go to ADVANCED SEARCH and then type in the meaning you want under Meaning: names will pop up.Good luck!!!
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/
Reply:behindthename.com is fantastic and the most reliable site I have found. It is geared more toward etymology of names in general not just "baby names" like a lot of the other less reliable sites. It has a fantastic message board too with lots of knowledgeable people that post there.
Reply:www.cool-baby-names.com
the best site ever for baby names!
jasmine
Both my middle and first name have similar meanings...do yours???
go here to find out:
http://babynames.com
my first one means strong one and my middle name means warrior maiden.... that is a cool coincidence....
Both my middle and first name have similar meanings...do yours???
My first and middle name both are names from the bible, mine kinda relate too, my first name means jehovah saves, and my middle means protector of mankind. Interesting.
Reply:Now that you ask - in a roundabout way, they do. Cool!
Reply:I don't have a middle name :(
Reply:Mine are lovable (Worthy of Love) and gracious
http://babynames.com
my first one means strong one and my middle name means warrior maiden.... that is a cool coincidence....
Both my middle and first name have similar meanings...do yours???
My first and middle name both are names from the bible, mine kinda relate too, my first name means jehovah saves, and my middle means protector of mankind. Interesting.
Reply:Now that you ask - in a roundabout way, they do. Cool!
Reply:I don't have a middle name :(
Reply:Mine are lovable (Worthy of Love) and gracious
Special Meanings to a name?
Hi I have a baby girl called Lani Isabella which means heavenly devotion.I was talking with another mom and she wanted to know can i suggested any other names with special meaning for her baby which i think is a girl due july,can anyone help with suggestions and there meanings.
Special Meanings to a name?
There are all sorts of interesting combinations she can make, depending on her taste in names:
Lily Alethea (pure truth)
Katherine Grace (pure grace)
Amani Faye (fairy wishes)
Here are some names that mean pure:
Katherine, Lily, Susanna
Here are some names that mean light or bright:
Helen, Elaine, Clara, Lucy, Niamh (NEEV)
Some that mean grace:
Grace, Anna, Charis, Hannah, Charissa
Some that mean faith:
Faith, Imani, Vera
Some that mean devoted to God:
Elizabeth, Eliza, Isabella, Belicia, Lisette
Here are two good websites for a meaning search:
http://www.behindthename.com/
http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning-se...
Good luck to your friend! I love the name you picked for your daughter.
Reply:The girl's name Callie . It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "beautiful, lovely". From Greek "kallos"
Reply:Susan = Lily flower
Lovela = soft spirit
Denali = great one
Nayeli = I love you
Erin = of Ireland
Reply:Ran- The goddess of the stormy sea and drowned, who dragged ships down with her hands; the wife of the sea god Aegir. And have a good day.
Reply:I found a really useful website for name meanings was www.babynamer.com. It actually has a 'name meaning' section.
Reply:Elizabeth is my mom's middle, and my daughter's and nieces middle name. My mom First name is Julia, that is another niece first name. My mom died when we were children
I think naming children after loved one that means something to you, is a special meaning
Here are some names
Thodora-gift of god
Estella-star
Alaze-miracle
Nayely-I love you
Amy-loved
Benita-blessed
Reply:Well, my name is Sophie, and Soph means wisdom. Go to this website, and you choose the first letter of the name you want and lists names and the meaning. Email me how it works out, and tell me if she chooses one. Thanks!! Hope this helps. ^^ http://www.girlnames.com/
Special Meanings to a name?
There are all sorts of interesting combinations she can make, depending on her taste in names:
Lily Alethea (pure truth)
Katherine Grace (pure grace)
Amani Faye (fairy wishes)
Here are some names that mean pure:
Katherine, Lily, Susanna
Here are some names that mean light or bright:
Helen, Elaine, Clara, Lucy, Niamh (NEEV)
Some that mean grace:
Grace, Anna, Charis, Hannah, Charissa
Some that mean faith:
Faith, Imani, Vera
Some that mean devoted to God:
Elizabeth, Eliza, Isabella, Belicia, Lisette
Here are two good websites for a meaning search:
http://www.behindthename.com/
http://www.babynamesworld.com/meaning-se...
Good luck to your friend! I love the name you picked for your daughter.
Reply:The girl's name Callie . It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "beautiful, lovely". From Greek "kallos"
Reply:Susan = Lily flower
Lovela = soft spirit
Denali = great one
Nayeli = I love you
Erin = of Ireland
Reply:Ran- The goddess of the stormy sea and drowned, who dragged ships down with her hands; the wife of the sea god Aegir. And have a good day.
Reply:I found a really useful website for name meanings was www.babynamer.com. It actually has a 'name meaning' section.
Reply:Elizabeth is my mom's middle, and my daughter's and nieces middle name. My mom First name is Julia, that is another niece first name. My mom died when we were children
I think naming children after loved one that means something to you, is a special meaning
Here are some names
Thodora-gift of god
Estella-star
Alaze-miracle
Nayely-I love you
Amy-loved
Benita-blessed
Reply:Well, my name is Sophie, and Soph means wisdom. Go to this website, and you choose the first letter of the name you want and lists names and the meaning. Email me how it works out, and tell me if she chooses one. Thanks!! Hope this helps. ^^ http://www.girlnames.com/
PLZ tell me if u knw that meanings of My name (OMAIS)?? n tell me the exect reference.?
There is a tropical cyclone meaning " running around" with the same name as you. (USA) 2004
PLZ tell me if u knw that meanings of My name (OMAIS)?? n tell me the exect reference.?
Two people (maybe more by the time my answer is posted) have made good suggestions. I would add only this: (1) What's your ethnicity? That may have some bearing on the matter. (2) Have you asked your parents where they got your name? That seems a logical place to start.
Reply:"Omais is a Palauan word meaning running around." See web site below.
PLZ tell me if u knw that meanings of My name (OMAIS)?? n tell me the exect reference.?
Two people (maybe more by the time my answer is posted) have made good suggestions. I would add only this: (1) What's your ethnicity? That may have some bearing on the matter. (2) Have you asked your parents where they got your name? That seems a logical place to start.
Reply:"Omais is a Palauan word meaning running around." See web site below.
When thinking of baby names, are the meanings of the names important to you?
Yes. In my culture we believe that your name shapes your personality in a way, so I was careful when naming my daughter. For example, if your name means "strength" then that strength would be "woven" into your personality/character.
My family believe that if you name a child after another person that that child will bear whatever attributes (good and bad) including any illnesses from their name sake.
When thinking of baby names, are the meanings of the names important to you?
They are important to me, but not important enough to make that the only reason for choosing the name (specially if it's an ugly one! ^_^)
One of my favorite names for a girl is "Caledonia", which means "Scotland" or "From Scotland". Scotland is kind of my "dream country" - I've always wanted to go there - so the name has a special meaning to me. It also has a great nickname - "Calee"
:D
Reply:I would not change a name on meaning alone. Primarily for me it's about the sound and any associations (e.g. Adolf reminds people of Hitler). However, if a name sounds nice AND has a nice meaning, I would prefer it to a name that sounds nice but has a horrible meaning. So I do consider meanings, but they are not my priority. I am a bit of a name nerd and hang out on baby name forums, and in my experience most people are the same as me.
Reply:i dunno maybe i meen im only young so im not thinking bout that rite now but my mum nd dad r called Kirit and Tracy so they wanted to call there first child (my big sister) kayte for like the K and the T mixed together i duno how they wanted to apell it i think they wanted to spell it like katie not kayte but i kinda like the kayte anyways they didnt call her that bcuz wen she was born they thought she was beautiful and that she suited sara so basically some ppl dont really have meanings well i personally think its cheesy but i like cheesyyy !
Reply:As with many questions in life, the answer can be found in the dialogue of the films of Quentin Tarantino. Here, a line from Pulp Fiction serves the point nicely "I'm an American, our names don't mean ****." - Butch Coolidge.
Now, taking into consideration Gweneth Paltrow's daughter "Apple," or the New Jersey baby whose parents called him "Adolf Hitler Campbell."
The name needs to mean something to you.
Reply:For me I would have to say that I like a name that flows well together and is harmonious when you say it. I do also like names with specific meanings and would try to keep the names flowing well together as well as the meaning coinciding with each other.
Reply:no some old lady i did not even know told me this really long story about how her one relatives friend was named sarah and there was a sarah in the bible that had her first child at 93 and if you're as bored as i was, i think you know the answer to your question.
i like names for how they sound
Reply:Yes....Very.
My grandma died when I was 10. She was in love with Robins. So....I'm naming my child, If a girl Robin-Delilah, in honour of my grandma, also, I told my mother, it made her cry with happiness!
Reply:The most important, esp for girls because boys are like this is my name there it is cool, but girls, we take this sort of thing seriously lol, so i want a name with a beautiful meaning for them
Reply:It would when i have children, because i would like them to know that i had chosen a specific name for them that meant something to me.
If that makes any sense.
Reply:Yes, and no. Making sure your kid doesn't get picked on and made fun of because of his name is your first priority. NEXT, you can look a bit at the meaning of the names.
Reply:They aren't extremely important but if I liked a name and found out the meaning meant.. "fat ugly cow"... or something along those lines I'd definately reconsider.
Reply:No. But, when my mother named me, the meaning meant something. The meaning is a lie to me though! I'm nothing like the meaning, I'm quite the opposite! :P
Reply:Yea ... In my openion Yes .. it does matter...
because many time the situations are quite opposite to the name... means if somebody's name is "Rich" but in actually he is so poor....
so i think name does have some meaning ...
Reply:Yes.But it is your own decision to make.There are many names that have meanings.In my opinion Edward is a great name.
Ryan:)
Reply:Definitely! The meaning of a name is important. Try finding out the meaning of your name. It'll give you a new sense of purpose. =)
Reply:to me yes but im not trying to let it make or break my decision, i the end it depend on what me and my girl like best.
same for u
Reply:No. Not unless the meaning is too out there.
Otherwise, i just focus on the name itself.
Name meanings don't really effect anyone's life
very much.
Reply:no......................................... ...
......................thanks for the 2 points :)
Reply:Not really... I think of names which are going to be liked by the child later in life, and not going to get them teased!
I like, Ella, Lila, Lily, Ruby
Reply:I tend to concentrate on how the name sounds coming off of the tongue and whether or not it will scar a child for life.
Reply:sometimes because some people thinks your name mirrors your personality. so its quite important.
Reply:only if there were names i liked equally, i might choose by which name had the nicer meaning
Reply:Not really.
But if it was a really horrible meaning, I wouldn't use it.
Reply:Not particularly unless its an obvoius meaning
Reply:No, I just pay attention to how it sounds with the last name and if it could be made fun of.
Reply:Not at all. I've never met someone and thought, "Hmm, your name means ----." Who cares?
Reply:No, but if i did name my child, i would definatly look it up on the internet or something
Reply:not particularly
Reply:sometimes
Reply:Nope. It would be cool to jokingly brag, like my name means beautiful etc.
indian blanket
My family believe that if you name a child after another person that that child will bear whatever attributes (good and bad) including any illnesses from their name sake.
When thinking of baby names, are the meanings of the names important to you?
They are important to me, but not important enough to make that the only reason for choosing the name (specially if it's an ugly one! ^_^)
One of my favorite names for a girl is "Caledonia", which means "Scotland" or "From Scotland". Scotland is kind of my "dream country" - I've always wanted to go there - so the name has a special meaning to me. It also has a great nickname - "Calee"
:D
Reply:I would not change a name on meaning alone. Primarily for me it's about the sound and any associations (e.g. Adolf reminds people of Hitler). However, if a name sounds nice AND has a nice meaning, I would prefer it to a name that sounds nice but has a horrible meaning. So I do consider meanings, but they are not my priority. I am a bit of a name nerd and hang out on baby name forums, and in my experience most people are the same as me.
Reply:i dunno maybe i meen im only young so im not thinking bout that rite now but my mum nd dad r called Kirit and Tracy so they wanted to call there first child (my big sister) kayte for like the K and the T mixed together i duno how they wanted to apell it i think they wanted to spell it like katie not kayte but i kinda like the kayte anyways they didnt call her that bcuz wen she was born they thought she was beautiful and that she suited sara so basically some ppl dont really have meanings well i personally think its cheesy but i like cheesyyy !
Reply:As with many questions in life, the answer can be found in the dialogue of the films of Quentin Tarantino. Here, a line from Pulp Fiction serves the point nicely "I'm an American, our names don't mean ****." - Butch Coolidge.
Now, taking into consideration Gweneth Paltrow's daughter "Apple," or the New Jersey baby whose parents called him "Adolf Hitler Campbell."
The name needs to mean something to you.
Reply:For me I would have to say that I like a name that flows well together and is harmonious when you say it. I do also like names with specific meanings and would try to keep the names flowing well together as well as the meaning coinciding with each other.
Reply:no some old lady i did not even know told me this really long story about how her one relatives friend was named sarah and there was a sarah in the bible that had her first child at 93 and if you're as bored as i was, i think you know the answer to your question.
i like names for how they sound
Reply:Yes....Very.
My grandma died when I was 10. She was in love with Robins. So....I'm naming my child, If a girl Robin-Delilah, in honour of my grandma, also, I told my mother, it made her cry with happiness!
Reply:The most important, esp for girls because boys are like this is my name there it is cool, but girls, we take this sort of thing seriously lol, so i want a name with a beautiful meaning for them
Reply:It would when i have children, because i would like them to know that i had chosen a specific name for them that meant something to me.
If that makes any sense.
Reply:Yes, and no. Making sure your kid doesn't get picked on and made fun of because of his name is your first priority. NEXT, you can look a bit at the meaning of the names.
Reply:They aren't extremely important but if I liked a name and found out the meaning meant.. "fat ugly cow"... or something along those lines I'd definately reconsider.
Reply:No. But, when my mother named me, the meaning meant something. The meaning is a lie to me though! I'm nothing like the meaning, I'm quite the opposite! :P
Reply:Yea ... In my openion Yes .. it does matter...
because many time the situations are quite opposite to the name... means if somebody's name is "Rich" but in actually he is so poor....
so i think name does have some meaning ...
Reply:Yes.But it is your own decision to make.There are many names that have meanings.In my opinion Edward is a great name.
Ryan:)
Reply:Definitely! The meaning of a name is important. Try finding out the meaning of your name. It'll give you a new sense of purpose. =)
Reply:to me yes but im not trying to let it make or break my decision, i the end it depend on what me and my girl like best.
same for u
Reply:No. Not unless the meaning is too out there.
Otherwise, i just focus on the name itself.
Name meanings don't really effect anyone's life
very much.
Reply:no......................................... ...
......................thanks for the 2 points :)
Reply:Not really... I think of names which are going to be liked by the child later in life, and not going to get them teased!
I like, Ella, Lila, Lily, Ruby
Reply:I tend to concentrate on how the name sounds coming off of the tongue and whether or not it will scar a child for life.
Reply:sometimes because some people thinks your name mirrors your personality. so its quite important.
Reply:only if there were names i liked equally, i might choose by which name had the nicer meaning
Reply:Not really.
But if it was a really horrible meaning, I wouldn't use it.
Reply:Not particularly unless its an obvoius meaning
Reply:No, I just pay attention to how it sounds with the last name and if it could be made fun of.
Reply:Not at all. I've never met someone and thought, "Hmm, your name means ----." Who cares?
Reply:No, but if i did name my child, i would definatly look it up on the internet or something
Reply:not particularly
Reply:sometimes
Reply:Nope. It would be cool to jokingly brag, like my name means beautiful etc.
indian blanket
What are the greek and latin translations and meanings of my name, Kohleen?
http://www.behindthename.com/php/search....
So you would rather use the latin world for "girl", which is "puella" or "puera". I have to say, though, that in irish this word could have a slightly different meaning compared to latin. And it's difficult to translate names, especially if you want to translate a new name to an older language. In modern greek, it would be "kopela(魏慰蟺苇位伪)", "koritsi(魏慰蟻委蟿蟽喂)", and in ancient greek it would be something like "kori(魏蠈蟻畏)". But I suggest using the same name transcribed in foreign characters. In the case of Greek, "螝慰位委谓" or "K伪位委谓", depending on pronunciation.
What are the greek and latin translations and meanings of my name, Kohleen?
The female name Kohleen derives from the Greek name Kolina. I don't know if there is a Latin equivalent, but if there were it would almost certainly be spelled Collina - but that means 'situated on a hill' in Latin (adjective, fem. sing. nominative.)
So you would rather use the latin world for "girl", which is "puella" or "puera". I have to say, though, that in irish this word could have a slightly different meaning compared to latin. And it's difficult to translate names, especially if you want to translate a new name to an older language. In modern greek, it would be "kopela(魏慰蟺苇位伪)", "koritsi(魏慰蟻委蟿蟽喂)", and in ancient greek it would be something like "kori(魏蠈蟻畏)". But I suggest using the same name transcribed in foreign characters. In the case of Greek, "螝慰位委谓" or "K伪位委谓", depending on pronunciation.
What are the greek and latin translations and meanings of my name, Kohleen?
The female name Kohleen derives from the Greek name Kolina. I don't know if there is a Latin equivalent, but if there were it would almost certainly be spelled Collina - but that means 'situated on a hill' in Latin (adjective, fem. sing. nominative.)
The Devils name and their meanings?
I have asked a couple of questions on believing in the existence of the Devil and some of the answers have gotten me thinking on the meaning of the Devils name.
For example Lucifer means light bringer, many people also have said that devil means challenger. What about beezelbub, and I know there are more out there I just can't think of them all right now.
Thanks for your answers.
The Devils name and their meanings?
You are right Lucifer does mean light bringer. This name comes from his angelic beginnings as the herald of God, he brought forth his word and preceeded him. Because of the ancient comaprison between a supreme deity and the sun that long predates christianity God was seen as the form of the sun, and hence his herald was known as Light Bringer
Satan is a hebrew word meaning accuser, and represents his new role after the Fall as a challenger of Gods Ways, or perhaps from the alternate theory that this was always his role and that he never committed treason but has always been a challenger to test faith.
Beelzebub i didn't know the origin of but a quick search yielded that it was the name of an earlier god of the Philistines, and could have been a convenient name in current use that could have been used to represent a smaller being opposed to God.
Check out this site for some better info but be aware it has been tampered with recently
Reply:I know that "Satan" was taken from the Hebrew "Shaitan" and Lucifer was a Sun God.
Reply:Hmm, I'm thinking. Satan comes from the Arabic Shaitan, which means devil, but not any particular devil, I believe. Beelzebub might be a corruption of the god Baal.
And Hell comes from Hel, the Norse goddess of the underworld.
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For example Lucifer means light bringer, many people also have said that devil means challenger. What about beezelbub, and I know there are more out there I just can't think of them all right now.
Thanks for your answers.
The Devils name and their meanings?
You are right Lucifer does mean light bringer. This name comes from his angelic beginnings as the herald of God, he brought forth his word and preceeded him. Because of the ancient comaprison between a supreme deity and the sun that long predates christianity God was seen as the form of the sun, and hence his herald was known as Light Bringer
Satan is a hebrew word meaning accuser, and represents his new role after the Fall as a challenger of Gods Ways, or perhaps from the alternate theory that this was always his role and that he never committed treason but has always been a challenger to test faith.
Beelzebub i didn't know the origin of but a quick search yielded that it was the name of an earlier god of the Philistines, and could have been a convenient name in current use that could have been used to represent a smaller being opposed to God.
Check out this site for some better info but be aware it has been tampered with recently
Reply:I know that "Satan" was taken from the Hebrew "Shaitan" and Lucifer was a Sun God.
Reply:Hmm, I'm thinking. Satan comes from the Arabic Shaitan, which means devil, but not any particular devil, I believe. Beelzebub might be a corruption of the god Baal.
And Hell comes from Hel, the Norse goddess of the underworld.
Reply:Ba鈥榓l Zeb没b might mean 'Lord of Zeb没b', referring to an unknown place called Zeb没b, or 'Lord of things that fly'
I want to know the meanings of "Abeeha" arabic name?
the word is "Qabeeha" but in day to day the Q becomes A and the egyption use it it means
abomination act, habit, person or thing that is hated
atrocious extremely bad or showing no ability to do something at all; wicked; vicious; cruel; savage; ruthless
atrocity an extremely cruel and violent action, especially during a war; brutality; enormity; cruelty; villainy; barbarity
enormity great wickedness
gross very unpleasant, or indecent
I want to know the meanings of "Abeeha" arabic name?
Never heard of such an arabic name ... it's just an arabic word ..
as for the meaning .. it really depends on the accent of who said the word .. if it was an Egyptian who said it .. well it means like "BAD" or "UGLY" very close from that meaning ..
But if who said it was an Arabian Gulf guy .. it would mean "I WANT IT" like if u c something and u say u want it ..
:D hope that helped
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abomination act, habit, person or thing that is hated
atrocious extremely bad or showing no ability to do something at all; wicked; vicious; cruel; savage; ruthless
atrocity an extremely cruel and violent action, especially during a war; brutality; enormity; cruelty; villainy; barbarity
enormity great wickedness
gross very unpleasant, or indecent
I want to know the meanings of "Abeeha" arabic name?
Never heard of such an arabic name ... it's just an arabic word ..
as for the meaning .. it really depends on the accent of who said the word .. if it was an Egyptian who said it .. well it means like "BAD" or "UGLY" very close from that meaning ..
But if who said it was an Arabian Gulf guy .. it would mean "I WANT IT" like if u c something and u say u want it ..
:D hope that helped
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What should i name my baby boy/girl? can you please suggest some names and their meanings? thanks.?
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What should i name my baby boy/girl? can you please suggest some names and their meanings? thanks.?
1)A cartoon character whom u like
2)UNIQUE-no one in this world has the same name (just kidding)
3)religious names, if u prefer
*And please dont give your child a name that sounds the same as vulgarities and oh ya remember to check whether the name means anything in other languages.For the goodness of your child.Sorry ....children?
Reply:Hannah - Full of Grace. Look on the web for baby names and the meanings. I used to know the meanings of names, but can't remember them all now!
Reply:Well, if you would like the meaning of names you can go to babyzone.com and it will show you different baby names as well as their meanings and origin. You can also type in "baby names and their meanings" in the yahoo search bar and it will give you other sites that you might be interested in that offer baby names and lots of other stuff. A name that I do know is Imani and it means Faith. Be Blessed and Congratulations!
Reply:Madeleine. (pronounced mad-uh-lynn) ..its a pretty name
Reply:leah, autmn, maria, jacob, seth, echo (i love that name) or jesus (sais like hesus)... or you could just go here http://www.babynamesworld.com/ that is an amazing place for baby names
Reply:anthony
Reply:Chinggis Khan
he was the greatest hero from Mongolia.
people know him as Genggis khan
it will be best
Reply:you know that if it is hard to pick a baby's name but you should pick it out yourself maybe cant figure it out now maybe a in the next little while......... even cant figure it out now when the baby is born you would know what to name the child then by lookin at the child..... i didnt name mine right away till they were born it drove me crazy though out my pregnancy with my kids i went through almost 5,000 names and when they were born i said their names then
Reply:Tatiana is a beautiful Russian name. Means the Queen, a great house keeper
Reply:Female names I like:
Megan
Maria
Tiffany
Heather
Male names I like:
Alex
Jason
Chad
Michael
David
Mark
Sorry, I don't know the meanings of those names but I do like them.
Reply:depends what religion are you? u cant be giving muslim names to your christian child do ya ...
Reply:Try baby name sites that give the meanings of there names.
Reply:I love Adam, Cody, Landon, Anthony, Robert, and Cayden for boys.
I love Emma, Isabella, Lily, Savannah, Kiera, and Lilianna for girls.
Some great web sites that helped me and my husband out were www.baby.com, www.babynames, www.huggies.com, www.pampers.com, and www.parenthood.com!!!
Reply:My favourites are: Seth, Xavier, Zander
Bianca, Leighanne, Carmen,
camelia
What should i name my baby boy/girl? can you please suggest some names and their meanings? thanks.?
1)A cartoon character whom u like
2)UNIQUE-no one in this world has the same name (just kidding)
3)religious names, if u prefer
*And please dont give your child a name that sounds the same as vulgarities and oh ya remember to check whether the name means anything in other languages.For the goodness of your child.Sorry ....children?
Reply:Hannah - Full of Grace. Look on the web for baby names and the meanings. I used to know the meanings of names, but can't remember them all now!
Reply:Well, if you would like the meaning of names you can go to babyzone.com and it will show you different baby names as well as their meanings and origin. You can also type in "baby names and their meanings" in the yahoo search bar and it will give you other sites that you might be interested in that offer baby names and lots of other stuff. A name that I do know is Imani and it means Faith. Be Blessed and Congratulations!
Reply:Madeleine. (pronounced mad-uh-lynn) ..its a pretty name
Reply:leah, autmn, maria, jacob, seth, echo (i love that name) or jesus (sais like hesus)... or you could just go here http://www.babynamesworld.com/ that is an amazing place for baby names
Reply:anthony
Reply:Chinggis Khan
he was the greatest hero from Mongolia.
people know him as Genggis khan
it will be best
Reply:you know that if it is hard to pick a baby's name but you should pick it out yourself maybe cant figure it out now maybe a in the next little while......... even cant figure it out now when the baby is born you would know what to name the child then by lookin at the child..... i didnt name mine right away till they were born it drove me crazy though out my pregnancy with my kids i went through almost 5,000 names and when they were born i said their names then
Reply:Tatiana is a beautiful Russian name. Means the Queen, a great house keeper
Reply:Female names I like:
Megan
Maria
Tiffany
Heather
Male names I like:
Alex
Jason
Chad
Michael
David
Mark
Sorry, I don't know the meanings of those names but I do like them.
Reply:depends what religion are you? u cant be giving muslim names to your christian child do ya ...
Reply:Try baby name sites that give the meanings of there names.
Reply:I love Adam, Cody, Landon, Anthony, Robert, and Cayden for boys.
I love Emma, Isabella, Lily, Savannah, Kiera, and Lilianna for girls.
Some great web sites that helped me and my husband out were www.baby.com, www.babynames, www.huggies.com, www.pampers.com, and www.parenthood.com!!!
Reply:My favourites are: Seth, Xavier, Zander
Bianca, Leighanne, Carmen,
camelia
What do you think about these girls names with really pretty meanings?
Seraphina~Means seraphin, which is the highest rank of an angel.
Kendra~Means water baby, magical.
Susannah~Means lily.
Sarah~Means princess.
Callie~Means beautiful.
Ava~Means like a bird.
Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
Which is your favorite meaning?
What do you think of each name?
Which is your favorite name?
Thanks!
What do you think about these girls names with really pretty meanings?
Fave Meaning: Seraphina
What do I think of each name: I like them all, you have very good taste in names. I also like the name Ruth who was very obedient and respectful in the Bible(:
Fave Name: Evelyn
Reply:Seraphina~Means seraphin, which is the highest rank of an angel.
the meaning is nice, but the name is too weird
Kendra~Means water baby, magical.
trashy
Susannah~Means lily.
why not just name her lily?
Sarah~Means princess.
way too common
Callie~Means beautiful.
I like Calli. Callista means most beautiful (one of my faves)
Ava~Means like a bird.
too popular right now
Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
too old sounding
Which is your favorite meaning?
What do you think of each name?
Which is your favorite name?
Reply:my favorite meaning is Beautiful bird
Seraphina i don't like
Kendra is ok
Susannah is cute
Sarah is cute
Callie i love
Ava is adorable
Evelyn is ok
favorite name from your list is Callie
Reply:Favorite meaning-means beauiful
I like Ava and Callie
the rest I am not crazy about. Instead of Kendra what about Kendal.
Instead of Susannah what about Savannah
Reply:Didnt Ben Affleck just name his new daughter Seraphina? I dont like it when celebrity baby names suddenly become popular, sorry
As for the rest, they're nice...
Reply:I like all your namesSeraphina- highest ranking angel,I love the name Sarah, and I like Kendra.
Reply:They are all so nice. My favorite meaning is sarah's meaning which is princess. My favorite name is Ava.
Reply:Definitely Ava because it's not common and very beautiful.
Reply:Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
Reply:I love Evelyn
Reply:My fav meaning is the angel one, my fav name is Ava
Reply:Kendra is the most amazing name ever.
i'm in love with that name(:
Kendra~Means water baby, magical.
Susannah~Means lily.
Sarah~Means princess.
Callie~Means beautiful.
Ava~Means like a bird.
Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
Which is your favorite meaning?
What do you think of each name?
Which is your favorite name?
Thanks!
What do you think about these girls names with really pretty meanings?
Fave Meaning: Seraphina
What do I think of each name: I like them all, you have very good taste in names. I also like the name Ruth who was very obedient and respectful in the Bible(:
Fave Name: Evelyn
Reply:Seraphina~Means seraphin, which is the highest rank of an angel.
the meaning is nice, but the name is too weird
Kendra~Means water baby, magical.
trashy
Susannah~Means lily.
why not just name her lily?
Sarah~Means princess.
way too common
Callie~Means beautiful.
I like Calli. Callista means most beautiful (one of my faves)
Ava~Means like a bird.
too popular right now
Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
too old sounding
Which is your favorite meaning?
What do you think of each name?
Which is your favorite name?
Reply:my favorite meaning is Beautiful bird
Seraphina i don't like
Kendra is ok
Susannah is cute
Sarah is cute
Callie i love
Ava is adorable
Evelyn is ok
favorite name from your list is Callie
Reply:Favorite meaning-means beauiful
I like Ava and Callie
the rest I am not crazy about. Instead of Kendra what about Kendal.
Instead of Susannah what about Savannah
Reply:Didnt Ben Affleck just name his new daughter Seraphina? I dont like it when celebrity baby names suddenly become popular, sorry
As for the rest, they're nice...
Reply:I like all your namesSeraphina- highest ranking angel,I love the name Sarah, and I like Kendra.
Reply:They are all so nice. My favorite meaning is sarah's meaning which is princess. My favorite name is Ava.
Reply:Definitely Ava because it's not common and very beautiful.
Reply:Evelyn~Means beautiful bird.
Reply:I love Evelyn
Reply:My fav meaning is the angel one, my fav name is Ava
Reply:Kendra is the most amazing name ever.
i'm in love with that name(:
Do you like this girls name? And what other beautiful names are there with pretty meanings?
Im not having/thinking of having a baby any time soon, but i just wanted to know what people thought of the name Azura?
It means "sky-jewell" and i think it's amazing!
Does anyone know anyone with that name? Or heard of anyone with that name?
Thanks :)X
Do you like this girls name? And what other beautiful names are there with pretty meanings?
Azura doesn't literally mean 'sky-jewel'.
Azure is used as a synonym for blue or sky-blue, but the word 'azure' ultimately derives from Lapis Lazuli, which is a blue-coloured semi-precious stone. Lapis Lazuli means 'Lazvard Stone'. Hence, Azura means either 'blue' or 'Lazvard stone'.
How about:
Eirlys "snowdrop"
Endellion "fire soul"
Somerled "summer sailor"
Eirwen "snow-white"
Eira "snow"
Andromache "battle of a man" (seems somehow poetic)
Cassandra "shining upon man"
Vesper "evening star"
Evander "good man"
Merit "beloved"
Charmian "joy"
Reply:Azura is pretty and unique.
Other names
Adora- beloved
Amy or Aimee- love
Alyssa- name of a flower
Amerie
Anne or Ana- grace
Arden
Ayanna- beautiful flower
Belle or Bella- beautiful
Blossom
Cara or Kara- beloved
Carissa- grace
Charity
Cher- beloved
Daisy
Davina- beloved
Dahlia- flower
Farrah- joy
Filomena- beloved
Gracee
Hana- happiness
Heather- flower name
Ionie- flower
Jameelah- beautiful
Jasmin or Jazmin or Yasmin
Joyce- joy
Keren- beauty
Leila- beauty
Leda- joy
Lily or Liliana- flower name
Maia
Mina- love
Nina- grace
Pandora
Philomena- "powerful love"
Poppy- flower name
Rosalind- beautiful rose
Sarah
Sedona- beauty
Tabbi or Tabithia- beauty and grace
Vida- beloved
Reply:Sadie - Means Princess
Soleil (sol-ay)- means sun
Bella - Means beautiful
Flower names are also gorgeous:
Lily
Rose:
other variations [of rose] include:
Rosalie
Rosa
Rosette
Rosella
Rosalyn
Rosalind
Reply:it really is beautiful. it reminds me of those characters in Eragon or Lord of the rings... something that has medival royalty in it.
i only have one other name: Mimzy
Reply:i LOVE it!! andd tht is an amazing meaningg..
i also loove the name constance andd faith.
but tht is really pretty and raree.
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best answerrrr????????? (= plzz
Reply:I like Azura. It's not that out-there and it's pretty and different.
Never heard of it! Keep it around for the far future :o)
Reply:Very pretty!
Reply:I know someone with that name(: Azura Perline! She was one of my good friends in like 1st grade! She was really nice and she had a great personality!
Reply:Beautiful name. Never heard of it. How about Azura Skye?
Reply:I think that Azura is LOVELY.
I have to agree with you. So pretty!
Never knew anyone with the name, but I wish it was mine lol
Reply:I like that. :)
It seems like there is an actress with that name, I'm not sure, though.
Reply:im not a big fan of it. and believe me, i like pretty much all unique and strange names.but its ok. (:
Reply:I have never heard of it before but find it a little ugly
It means "sky-jewell" and i think it's amazing!
Does anyone know anyone with that name? Or heard of anyone with that name?
Thanks :)X
Do you like this girls name? And what other beautiful names are there with pretty meanings?
Azura doesn't literally mean 'sky-jewel'.
Azure is used as a synonym for blue or sky-blue, but the word 'azure' ultimately derives from Lapis Lazuli, which is a blue-coloured semi-precious stone. Lapis Lazuli means 'Lazvard Stone'. Hence, Azura means either 'blue' or 'Lazvard stone'.
How about:
Eirlys "snowdrop"
Endellion "fire soul"
Somerled "summer sailor"
Eirwen "snow-white"
Eira "snow"
Andromache "battle of a man" (seems somehow poetic)
Cassandra "shining upon man"
Vesper "evening star"
Evander "good man"
Merit "beloved"
Charmian "joy"
Reply:Azura is pretty and unique.
Other names
Adora- beloved
Amy or Aimee- love
Alyssa- name of a flower
Amerie
Anne or Ana- grace
Arden
Ayanna- beautiful flower
Belle or Bella- beautiful
Blossom
Cara or Kara- beloved
Carissa- grace
Charity
Cher- beloved
Daisy
Davina- beloved
Dahlia- flower
Farrah- joy
Filomena- beloved
Gracee
Hana- happiness
Heather- flower name
Ionie- flower
Jameelah- beautiful
Jasmin or Jazmin or Yasmin
Joyce- joy
Keren- beauty
Leila- beauty
Leda- joy
Lily or Liliana- flower name
Maia
Mina- love
Nina- grace
Pandora
Philomena- "powerful love"
Poppy- flower name
Rosalind- beautiful rose
Sarah
Sedona- beauty
Tabbi or Tabithia- beauty and grace
Vida- beloved
Reply:Sadie - Means Princess
Soleil (sol-ay)- means sun
Bella - Means beautiful
Flower names are also gorgeous:
Lily
Rose:
other variations [of rose] include:
Rosalie
Rosa
Rosette
Rosella
Rosalyn
Rosalind
Reply:it really is beautiful. it reminds me of those characters in Eragon or Lord of the rings... something that has medival royalty in it.
i only have one other name: Mimzy
Reply:i LOVE it!! andd tht is an amazing meaningg..
i also loove the name constance andd faith.
but tht is really pretty and raree.
(=
best answerrrr????????? (= plzz
Reply:I like Azura. It's not that out-there and it's pretty and different.
Never heard of it! Keep it around for the far future :o)
Reply:Very pretty!
Reply:I know someone with that name(: Azura Perline! She was one of my good friends in like 1st grade! She was really nice and she had a great personality!
Reply:Beautiful name. Never heard of it. How about Azura Skye?
Reply:I think that Azura is LOVELY.
I have to agree with you. So pretty!
Never knew anyone with the name, but I wish it was mine lol
Reply:I like that. :)
It seems like there is an actress with that name, I'm not sure, though.
Reply:im not a big fan of it. and believe me, i like pretty much all unique and strange names.but its ok. (:
Reply:I have never heard of it before but find it a little ugly
Does anyone know a good site for meanings of first names?
I need a site that will give me the meaning, origin and personal traits of names.
Does anyone know a good site for meanings of first names?
Here are the two BEST and most reliable sites for first-name meanings:
http://www.behindthename.com/
http://www.aboutnames.ch/
behindthename is especially good, with a number of added tools, including pages that compile all the names derived from the same root.
Unfortunately, the others folks have listed, like so many name sites and books (esp. for "baby names") are extremely uneven -- they combine material from many sources, some well-researched, some that is very sloppy or complete nonsense. . . and unless you've researched in this area for awhile and are familiar with a number of languages, it's very hard to tell which are reliable and which are not.
(One of my own 'quick tests' on these sites is to work through a list of names that are all derived from the same original name -- if their listings for the various names are inconsistent, I know their sources are... and that they have not worked through the discrepancies.)
By the way, many name books and sites tend to slip into providing flattering sounding meanings and descriptions of traits supposedly associated with the name. These are frequently completely made up by the writers (or sources they used). . . I learned that years ago, starting with mugs, etc. that listed my name with a 'meaning' or personality-description which I knew was complete hooey.
If you want OTHER tools along the same lines, there is what appears to be an EXCELLENT desktop tool with some 8,000 first names in its database, that goes much further than the web sites listed above. It's called Gwendolyn; you can download a demo version here:
http://www.dreamshare.ch/gwendolyn/downl...
(A small, PDA program of given names is available here: http://www.dreamshare.ch/english/givenna... )
And rather than a "baby names" book, try *A Dictionary of First Names* edited by Patrick Hanks and Flavia Hodges (one of the resources used to build the "Gwendolyn" program mentioned above).
If you're interested, here are three very good tools for discovering how popular various first names are/have been. (The first two are based on the Social Security Administration records and the 1990 census. The last allows you to view displays of how names and groups of names have risen and fallen in popularity)
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/index....
http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/na...
http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/ln...
Reply:Here's a list for ya...
Reply:try this.
http://www.pediatriconcall.com/Forpatien...
Reply:I'm in grad school for library science and I can't understand how people can manage to type a question in Yahoo answers, but they have no clue to search Google or Yahoo with that same questions. I did more than a hundred google searches, posting the same questions as the people in Yahoo answers...and I come up with the answers. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
For you:
http://www.behindthename.com/
(meaning of names from all countries)
http://www.americanbaby.com/babynames/in...
(Find favorite baby names - and the meanings, origins, personality traits, and baby pictures associated with them!)
http://genealogy.about.com/library/blbab...
(popular baby names throughout history)
Does anyone know a good site for meanings of first names?
Here are the two BEST and most reliable sites for first-name meanings:
http://www.behindthename.com/
http://www.aboutnames.ch/
behindthename is especially good, with a number of added tools, including pages that compile all the names derived from the same root.
Unfortunately, the others folks have listed, like so many name sites and books (esp. for "baby names") are extremely uneven -- they combine material from many sources, some well-researched, some that is very sloppy or complete nonsense. . . and unless you've researched in this area for awhile and are familiar with a number of languages, it's very hard to tell which are reliable and which are not.
(One of my own 'quick tests' on these sites is to work through a list of names that are all derived from the same original name -- if their listings for the various names are inconsistent, I know their sources are... and that they have not worked through the discrepancies.)
By the way, many name books and sites tend to slip into providing flattering sounding meanings and descriptions of traits supposedly associated with the name. These are frequently completely made up by the writers (or sources they used). . . I learned that years ago, starting with mugs, etc. that listed my name with a 'meaning' or personality-description which I knew was complete hooey.
If you want OTHER tools along the same lines, there is what appears to be an EXCELLENT desktop tool with some 8,000 first names in its database, that goes much further than the web sites listed above. It's called Gwendolyn; you can download a demo version here:
http://www.dreamshare.ch/gwendolyn/downl...
(A small, PDA program of given names is available here: http://www.dreamshare.ch/english/givenna... )
And rather than a "baby names" book, try *A Dictionary of First Names* edited by Patrick Hanks and Flavia Hodges (one of the resources used to build the "Gwendolyn" program mentioned above).
If you're interested, here are three very good tools for discovering how popular various first names are/have been. (The first two are based on the Social Security Administration records and the 1990 census. The last allows you to view displays of how names and groups of names have risen and fallen in popularity)
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/index....
http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/na...
http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/ln...
Reply:Here's a list for ya...
Reply:try this.
http://www.pediatriconcall.com/Forpatien...
Reply:I'm in grad school for library science and I can't understand how people can manage to type a question in Yahoo answers, but they have no clue to search Google or Yahoo with that same questions. I did more than a hundred google searches, posting the same questions as the people in Yahoo answers...and I come up with the answers. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
For you:
http://www.behindthename.com/
(meaning of names from all countries)
http://www.americanbaby.com/babynames/in...
(Find favorite baby names - and the meanings, origins, personality traits, and baby pictures associated with them!)
http://genealogy.about.com/library/blbab...
(popular baby names throughout history)
Alternate meanings for the name Marie?
We just found out that baby #2 is a girl and we're wanting to name her either Kaylee Marie or Kaylee Jo-Marie. Marie is a family name on both sides and not just a "filler" as some would say, but I hate the most common meaning, "bitter".
Do you know of any other origins and meanings for Marie??
Or know of a website where you can find multiple origins and meanings for the same name?
Thanks in advance!!
Alternate meanings for the name Marie?
Yeah it's "Wished-for child"
Here's the link
http://babynamer.com/Marie
Reply:Looking up everything it looks like they are basing their meaning on it's latin root, regardless if it's an english, french, or hebrew names. babynames says it's a 'sea of bitterness' look at that, you thought you had a little bitterness and here you had a whole sea.
It's my middle name and I never knew it meant bitter, so I wouldn't worry too much about it. I've always thought it was a very pretty name, and feel bad for its reputation as filler. I may name any daughters I have Marie just to get it back on the map.
Congrats!
p.s. I loved the character kaylee on firefly the tv show :D
Reply:I know what you mean. I have the name Mary...and Catherine as a middle name. Sometimes when I'm feeling bitter about something, I blame it on my name. I was born in Poland and my birth certificate says Maria, but my mother had it Anglicized when we arrived in America when I was 5 yrs. old. I don't really like Mary or Maria, but do like what my Polish relatives would call me....either Marisha or Marila (spelling not sure). I especially like Marisha...how do you like Kaylee Marisha?
Reply:Marie is the French form of Maria, coming from the Hebrew name 'Miriam'. Namesakes include Marie Curie, Marie Claire and Mary Antoinette.
Marie
The name Marie is a baby girl name. The name Marie comes from the Hebrew origin. In Hebrew The meaning of the name Marie is: Variant of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter.
Similar Names:
Earie ( Scottish )
Arie ( Hebrew )
Marie ( English )
Marie ( French )
Marie ( Hebrew )
Reply:I only know of "bitter". This is the type of situation where I ignore the meaning, because I love Marie as a first name. I like Jo-Marie by the way, especially if you're not planning on having any more kids. If you are, then I would save Jo or Josephine for another little girl's middle name.
Reply:Marie (also spelled Maree) comes from the names Maria and Mary. It is a French name with the inherent meaning being bitterness, but the spiritual connotation is Consoled. The scripture verse for this name is Isaiah 2:11.
Reply:The girl's name Marie \m(a)-rie\ is of French origin. Variant of Mary (Latin) "star of the sea". Earliest English form of the name which was revived in the 19th century.
Reply:Why worry about meaning? The name Kaylee-Jo Marie is beautiful. I know I sort of changed it...but, I sort of like Kaylee-Jo, as opposed to Jo-Marie. What do you think?
Reply:Go to www.behindthename.com - I think you'll be happy with what you read there. Be sure to click on the link to Mary, where everything is explained.
Reply:it can mean..
star of the sea
or marie comes from the name mary wich means
sea of sorrow
rebellion
wished-for child
mistress
lady of the sea
Reply:My middle name is Maree spelt this way. It is not as common but is pronounced the same.
Lauren Maree is my name and I love it.
Reply:The beautiful
Reply:Merie(with this spelling) means happy.
Reply:MarieH
Maryeah
Reply:My middle name is marie after my grandmother...and neither one of us are bitter...dont over think it, youll make yourself crazy...isnt marie short for Maria?
tulip
Do you know of any other origins and meanings for Marie??
Or know of a website where you can find multiple origins and meanings for the same name?
Thanks in advance!!
Alternate meanings for the name Marie?
Yeah it's "Wished-for child"
Here's the link
http://babynamer.com/Marie
Reply:Looking up everything it looks like they are basing their meaning on it's latin root, regardless if it's an english, french, or hebrew names. babynames says it's a 'sea of bitterness' look at that, you thought you had a little bitterness and here you had a whole sea.
It's my middle name and I never knew it meant bitter, so I wouldn't worry too much about it. I've always thought it was a very pretty name, and feel bad for its reputation as filler. I may name any daughters I have Marie just to get it back on the map.
Congrats!
p.s. I loved the character kaylee on firefly the tv show :D
Reply:I know what you mean. I have the name Mary...and Catherine as a middle name. Sometimes when I'm feeling bitter about something, I blame it on my name. I was born in Poland and my birth certificate says Maria, but my mother had it Anglicized when we arrived in America when I was 5 yrs. old. I don't really like Mary or Maria, but do like what my Polish relatives would call me....either Marisha or Marila (spelling not sure). I especially like Marisha...how do you like Kaylee Marisha?
Reply:Marie is the French form of Maria, coming from the Hebrew name 'Miriam'. Namesakes include Marie Curie, Marie Claire and Mary Antoinette.
Marie
The name Marie is a baby girl name. The name Marie comes from the Hebrew origin. In Hebrew The meaning of the name Marie is: Variant of Mary: Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter.
Similar Names:
Earie ( Scottish )
Arie ( Hebrew )
Marie ( English )
Marie ( French )
Marie ( Hebrew )
Reply:I only know of "bitter". This is the type of situation where I ignore the meaning, because I love Marie as a first name. I like Jo-Marie by the way, especially if you're not planning on having any more kids. If you are, then I would save Jo or Josephine for another little girl's middle name.
Reply:Marie (also spelled Maree) comes from the names Maria and Mary. It is a French name with the inherent meaning being bitterness, but the spiritual connotation is Consoled. The scripture verse for this name is Isaiah 2:11.
Reply:The girl's name Marie \m(a)-rie\ is of French origin. Variant of Mary (Latin) "star of the sea". Earliest English form of the name which was revived in the 19th century.
Reply:Why worry about meaning? The name Kaylee-Jo Marie is beautiful. I know I sort of changed it...but, I sort of like Kaylee-Jo, as opposed to Jo-Marie. What do you think?
Reply:Go to www.behindthename.com - I think you'll be happy with what you read there. Be sure to click on the link to Mary, where everything is explained.
Reply:it can mean..
star of the sea
or marie comes from the name mary wich means
sea of sorrow
rebellion
wished-for child
mistress
lady of the sea
Reply:My middle name is Maree spelt this way. It is not as common but is pronounced the same.
Lauren Maree is my name and I love it.
Reply:The beautiful
Reply:Merie(with this spelling) means happy.
Reply:MarieH
Maryeah
Reply:My middle name is marie after my grandmother...and neither one of us are bitter...dont over think it, youll make yourself crazy...isnt marie short for Maria?
tulip
Baby name..(it should be muslim name....with beautiful meanings)?
Its my first child....so i am looking for pretty names with beautiful meanings...for both boy and girls...it should be muslim name....i will really appreciate in advance...
Baby name..(it should be muslim name....with beautiful meanings)?
please visit the site with a lot easy to search either by name or meaning as well
if you want to search by meaning write down e.g 'light' and select 'by meaning' and then any gender. you will surely get one good name :)
http://www.muslim-baby-names.com/
for more help on searching names visit this page
http://www.muslim-baby-names.com/search-...
Reply:Azriel (Help of God) can also be spelled Asrael, Azrael, or Asriel.
I also like Salim, but I don't know what it means.
Reply:boys:
Aabid which means worshipper
Adil which means just and honest
Saafir which means handsome
Sharaz which means loving, caring, daring
girls:
Chanda which means moon light
Dhiya which means light and splendor
Durdanah which means pearl
Jannah which means heaven and paradise
best of luck!
Reply:Fara
Faraja/Farasha
Faraday
all are Arabic versions of Butterfly or beautiful, not necessarily muslim. But I love Farasha.
Reply:Boy
Eshan (In G-d Grace, Worthy.)
Haris (Vigilant guardian.)
Girls
Isha
but anyway, talk with your Imam, it might help.
and remember, you can't go wrong with mohammad!
*edit: i should note that it is considered a blessing to have a son named mohammad in the family
Reply:Zenab
Farrah
Fatima
Aisha
Reply:rose
Reply:Female
Amara - Eternal beauty
Male
Shareef - The good.
Baby name..(it should be muslim name....with beautiful meanings)?
please visit the site with a lot easy to search either by name or meaning as well
if you want to search by meaning write down e.g 'light' and select 'by meaning' and then any gender. you will surely get one good name :)
http://www.muslim-baby-names.com/
for more help on searching names visit this page
http://www.muslim-baby-names.com/search-...
Reply:Azriel (Help of God) can also be spelled Asrael, Azrael, or Asriel.
I also like Salim, but I don't know what it means.
Reply:boys:
Aabid which means worshipper
Adil which means just and honest
Saafir which means handsome
Sharaz which means loving, caring, daring
girls:
Chanda which means moon light
Dhiya which means light and splendor
Durdanah which means pearl
Jannah which means heaven and paradise
best of luck!
Reply:Fara
Faraja/Farasha
Faraday
all are Arabic versions of Butterfly or beautiful, not necessarily muslim. But I love Farasha.
Reply:Boy
Eshan (In G-d Grace, Worthy.)
Haris (Vigilant guardian.)
Girls
Isha
but anyway, talk with your Imam, it might help.
and remember, you can't go wrong with mohammad!
*edit: i should note that it is considered a blessing to have a son named mohammad in the family
Reply:Zenab
Farrah
Fatima
Aisha
Reply:rose
Reply:Female
Amara - Eternal beauty
Male
Shareef - The good.
What are the meanings of the names of the characters in "To kill a Mockingbird"?
Why did Harper chooses the name Atticus %26amp; Calpurnia? Why do Jean Louise "Scout" Finch, Jeremy "Jem" Finch %26amp; Arthur "Boo" Radley have nicknames? etc.
What are the meanings of the names of the characters in "To kill a Mockingbird"?
The nickname thing is southern culture. I have 7 aunts and uncles on my mom's side. Every one of them goes more by a nickname than their given name. Jem is short for Jeremy. Boo is a term of endearment usually for a brother. Harper Lee was from the Gulf South.
There may have been some meaning to the names Calpurnia and Atticus. Both common in ancient Greco- Roman culture. But it could have just been fashionable.
Reply:Its how people were called in their times suggesting places they are from.
Reply:atticus is latin for 'of a plain and direct syle'
calpurnia...i dunno
scout is a boyish name
boo suggests scary game
Reply:They don't have any special meaning, just names used during the setting of the story. What's important is the message of the story and the characters themselves. For me, the characters make their names memorable and not vice versa.
Reply:sometimes when you write a story...you don't choose the names....the names choose you. does that make sense?
Reply:On this website some one has asked a similar question and it provides quite a few links and detailed answers about the names and the meanings and the possible reason they were chosen
http://www.enotes.com/mockingbird/q-and-...
What are the meanings of the names of the characters in "To kill a Mockingbird"?
The nickname thing is southern culture. I have 7 aunts and uncles on my mom's side. Every one of them goes more by a nickname than their given name. Jem is short for Jeremy. Boo is a term of endearment usually for a brother. Harper Lee was from the Gulf South.
There may have been some meaning to the names Calpurnia and Atticus. Both common in ancient Greco- Roman culture. But it could have just been fashionable.
Reply:Its how people were called in their times suggesting places they are from.
Reply:atticus is latin for 'of a plain and direct syle'
calpurnia...i dunno
scout is a boyish name
boo suggests scary game
Reply:They don't have any special meaning, just names used during the setting of the story. What's important is the message of the story and the characters themselves. For me, the characters make their names memorable and not vice versa.
Reply:sometimes when you write a story...you don't choose the names....the names choose you. does that make sense?
Reply:On this website some one has asked a similar question and it provides quite a few links and detailed answers about the names and the meanings and the possible reason they were chosen
http://www.enotes.com/mockingbird/q-and-...
Meanings of the name Kirsten?
Are there any meanings of the name Kirsten that have NOTHING whatsoever to do with Christianity and religion? From what I've found so far, "Kirsten" translates to Christian/believer in Christ/follower of Christ/Christ-bearer, anointed one, or stone church. If you know of any other translations, let me know? plz %26amp; ty.
Meanings of the name Kirsten?
no ...
but kirsten came from the name of Christina
Reply:Sorry, but no. The name comes from other names such as Christina and Kristy, which depending on the language, all come from the words meaning a Christian.
Meanings of the name Kirsten?
no ...
but kirsten came from the name of Christina
Reply:Sorry, but no. The name comes from other names such as Christina and Kristy, which depending on the language, all come from the words meaning a Christian.
What are the names and meanings to parts of a song?
i know chorus and verse i forgot the rest im a doof i havn't sung since i was 4 and im getting better so i want to make a "practice song" so please help.
What are the names and meanings to parts of a song?
1.Verse - The verse is the part of the song that tells a story. Each verse tells a different part of the story. The first verse is the intro to the song.
2.Pre-chorus - The climaxing of the song that leads to the chorus.
3.Chorus - The main theme of the song that involves the song title.
4.verse
5.pre-chorus
6.chorus
7.Bridge - The special part of the song that sounds the most different and happens only once and leads the the final repeat of the chorus .
8.chorus...
Of course there are other ways to build a song. Thats the more popular way.
see here for more great info:
http://musiced.about.com/od/othermusicge...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verse_(popu...
Reply:idk
What are the names and meanings to parts of a song?
1.Verse - The verse is the part of the song that tells a story. Each verse tells a different part of the story. The first verse is the intro to the song.
2.Pre-chorus - The climaxing of the song that leads to the chorus.
3.Chorus - The main theme of the song that involves the song title.
4.verse
5.pre-chorus
6.chorus
7.Bridge - The special part of the song that sounds the most different and happens only once and leads the the final repeat of the chorus .
8.chorus...
Of course there are other ways to build a song. Thats the more popular way.
see here for more great info:
http://musiced.about.com/od/othermusicge...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verse_(popu...
Reply:idk
Some one knows the meaning of Tzahel.... ? I'm looking in meanings name but I cant find it.?
maybe beach ?
Some one knows the meaning of Tzahel.... ? I'm looking in meanings name but I cant find it.?
Tzva Hagana LeYisrael
Some one knows the meaning of Tzahel.... ? I'm looking in meanings name but I cant find it.?
Tzva Hagana LeYisrael
What are good websites to go to find out your first,middle,and last names meanings??
Also not only names from the United states In Africa,Europe, Asia etc..... Also that are really useful!!!
What are good websites to go to find out your first,middle,and last names meanings??
They're no good, trust me ! My name means absolutly nothing, I don't care about a stupid site that can lie to me.
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:Here's a start:
http://www.britannica.com/search?query=m...
Good Luck
What are good websites to go to find out your first,middle,and last names meanings??
They're no good, trust me ! My name means absolutly nothing, I don't care about a stupid site that can lie to me.
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:Here's a start:
http://www.britannica.com/search?query=m...
Good Luck
What are some meanings of the name "Isabella"?
Isabella means God Is My Oath and it is Italian
for more name meanings go to www.babynames.com
for more name meanings go to www.babynames.com
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
What are some meanings of the name....?
My name is carla
I was wondering the meanings of it
What are some meanings of the name....?
no idea
Reply:The meaning of the name Carla is Feminine Form Of Charles
The origin of the name Carla is Italian
Reply:go to babynames.com, and it will give you a list of names/you will type in your name
it shows you your name, origin, and its meaning
btw i looked it up, carla means the feminine form of charles which means free man (not very helpful...) so i guess it means free woman
the origin is italian (and/or spanish)
Reply:I think Carla comes from Carl, and is a Scandinavian name, meaning strong or courageous.
Reply:strong ,courageous, ambitious
Reply:strong one
Reply:One is man
one is strong
one is woman
Reply:Carla means farmer's daughter, free man, or strong.
rose
I was wondering the meanings of it
What are some meanings of the name....?
no idea
Reply:The meaning of the name Carla is Feminine Form Of Charles
The origin of the name Carla is Italian
Reply:go to babynames.com, and it will give you a list of names/you will type in your name
it shows you your name, origin, and its meaning
btw i looked it up, carla means the feminine form of charles which means free man (not very helpful...) so i guess it means free woman
the origin is italian (and/or spanish)
Reply:I think Carla comes from Carl, and is a Scandinavian name, meaning strong or courageous.
Reply:strong ,courageous, ambitious
Reply:strong one
Reply:One is man
one is strong
one is woman
Reply:Carla means farmer's daughter, free man, or strong.
rose
Is there any site that has african american names and their meanings?
My friend wants to name her baby and she wants an african american name but I cant find any sites that have both the name and the meaning. Please help me out.
Is there any site that has african american names and their meanings?
http://www.africannames.net/
http://www.swagga.com/name.htm
http://www.jivebabynames.com/African_bab...
Reply:www.babyzone.com
www.babynamesworld.com
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:http://www.babynameworld.com/african.asp...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/African-Ame...
Reply:Try http://www.behindthename.com
Thats my favorite site. =]
Reply:I think that african american isn't a category that a lot of sites have. You can find several sites that have african names and meanings. Try babycenter.com or babynameworld.com/african.
Good luck with your search.
Reply:www.babynameworld.com/african.asp
check this one out
Reply:U know they aint got nothing for black people. I wish they did.
Reply:Babynamesworld.com
Advanced search, African American Names
Here are some names
Adaia _adorment of god
Aileen-Form of Helen
Aleena-noble
Azriel-God is my aid
Aziza-Powerful, beloved
Evangeline-Good news
Ezra-Aid
Edwena-Rich friend
Zara-Blossom
I hope this helps
Reply:whattoexpect.com
Reply:I am sorry honey but names did not originate in America. Almost al of them originated somewhere esle. But there is this site on African names. It is http://www.baby-guide.com/african-americ...
Good luck.
Reply:On babynamesworld.com they have a search engine were you can search by category or origin so you'd be able to find African names there. :)
Congrats to your friend BTW!
Is there any site that has african american names and their meanings?
http://www.africannames.net/
http://www.swagga.com/name.htm
http://www.jivebabynames.com/African_bab...
Reply:www.babyzone.com
www.babynamesworld.com
Reply:www.babynames.com
Reply:http://www.babynameworld.com/african.asp...
http://www.babyhold.com/list/African-Ame...
Reply:Try http://www.behindthename.com
Thats my favorite site. =]
Reply:I think that african american isn't a category that a lot of sites have. You can find several sites that have african names and meanings. Try babycenter.com or babynameworld.com/african.
Good luck with your search.
Reply:www.babynameworld.com/african.asp
check this one out
Reply:U know they aint got nothing for black people. I wish they did.
Reply:Babynamesworld.com
Advanced search, African American Names
Here are some names
Adaia _adorment of god
Aileen-Form of Helen
Aleena-noble
Azriel-God is my aid
Aziza-Powerful, beloved
Evangeline-Good news
Ezra-Aid
Edwena-Rich friend
Zara-Blossom
I hope this helps
Reply:whattoexpect.com
Reply:I am sorry honey but names did not originate in America. Almost al of them originated somewhere esle. But there is this site on African names. It is http://www.baby-guide.com/african-americ...
Good luck.
Reply:On babynamesworld.com they have a search engine were you can search by category or origin so you'd be able to find African names there. :)
Congrats to your friend BTW!
I went and looked up my name on a site that tells meanings for names....?
and it told me that my name means "bald". Is the term "bald" some type of trait that a person has or is its only meaning, "lack of hair"?
Please don't give me guff about this, this is a very serious thing.
I went and looked up my name on a site that tells meanings for names....?
It could refer to the appearance of baldness, as in bald eagle, which has white feathers on its head. Or there's bald mountain, which is so tall that the top is above the tree line.
Reply:It could also mean lack covering (like a bald spot on the lawn) or adornment, or it could mean undisguised or blunt (like bald lie).
Please don't give me guff about this, this is a very serious thing.
I went and looked up my name on a site that tells meanings for names....?
It could refer to the appearance of baldness, as in bald eagle, which has white feathers on its head. Or there's bald mountain, which is so tall that the top is above the tree line.
Reply:It could also mean lack covering (like a bald spot on the lawn) or adornment, or it could mean undisguised or blunt (like bald lie).
What does the name Aled mean?-i've heard loadsa meanings just wondrin if anyone knows the real one?
Aled an old name which could mean either 'born great' or 'born of the sea'. This was the name of the early Welsh ...
What does the name Aled mean?-i've heard loadsa meanings just wondrin if anyone knows the real one?
i think it means "Heir"
Reply:it is a welsh name that comes from the Hebrew and means `Child of the Lord`.
Reply:From welsh and it means child
Reply:a Welsh name - apparently meaning offspring
What does the name Aled mean?-i've heard loadsa meanings just wondrin if anyone knows the real one?
i think it means "Heir"
Reply:it is a welsh name that comes from the Hebrew and means `Child of the Lord`.
Reply:From welsh and it means child
Reply:a Welsh name - apparently meaning offspring
I wanted a nice name for my girl child born on Thursday 8 May plus meanings.?
what kind of names?
U should really clue us in on what type of names...something popular uncommon earthy, classy, or another name that ends in the ee sound or en sound
Islamic oh see I wouldnt have known that
umm
Amira-princess
Basima-smiling
Jamila-beautiful
Nadira-unique
Naira-shinning glittering
Zaima-leader
Shamsa is also a pretty name
I wanted a nice name for my girl child born on Thursday 8 May plus meanings.?
What about Thora/Thyra/Tyra (a varient of Thor - the Norse god of thunder of which Thursday was named after)
And for the middle name Aviana (a shortened variation of Octaviana - which means born eighth)
Thora Aviana?
Reply:Janessa Nadine
Lacey Colette
Reply:May 8th was last week....
Reply:that has passed already
Reply:malak.. meaning angel in arabic
christmas cactus
U should really clue us in on what type of names...something popular uncommon earthy, classy, or another name that ends in the ee sound or en sound
Islamic oh see I wouldnt have known that
umm
Amira-princess
Basima-smiling
Jamila-beautiful
Nadira-unique
Naira-shinning glittering
Zaima-leader
Shamsa is also a pretty name
I wanted a nice name for my girl child born on Thursday 8 May plus meanings.?
What about Thora/Thyra/Tyra (a varient of Thor - the Norse god of thunder of which Thursday was named after)
And for the middle name Aviana (a shortened variation of Octaviana - which means born eighth)
Thora Aviana?
Reply:Janessa Nadine
Lacey Colette
Reply:May 8th was last week....
Reply:that has passed already
Reply:malak.. meaning angel in arabic
christmas cactus
What are some names with bad meanings?
Can you think of any names that have negative meanings? For example:
Calvin -- "bald"
Cecilia -- "blind"
Claudia -- "lame"
Cameron -- "crooked nose"
What are some others?
And -- if you liked one of these names for your child, would its meaning bother you?
What are some names with bad meanings?
Persephone means "to kill", which really sucks considering it is a favorite name of mine.
Reply:Blaise means 'lisping' or 'stuttering'. I quite like the name Blaise, and my two excuses for using this name would be: (a) claiming to name the child after the French scientist Blaise Pascal, and (b) giving his sister the name Isabel so that the names are anagrams.
Campbell means 'crooked mouth'. Desdemona means 'ill-fated'. Jezebel means 'not exalted'. Delilah means 'delicate, weak, languishing'. Mallory means 'unfortunate'. Melville means 'bad settlement'. Persephone means 'murder' and 'to destroy' (I used to be in love with this name before I looked up the meaning... then again, what happened to the mythological character would be enough to put most people off this name). Tristan means 'riot' and 'sad'. Dolores means 'sorrows' - but I suppose this might not count considering it's a religious name.
Yes, name meaning does bother me a fair bit, even at times when I know it shouldn't. I love some biblical and Hebrew names, but am unsure if I would ever use them since most of them have meanings related to god. Being an atheist, I would not encourage a belief in any deity... So would giving my future hypothetical child a name with a religious meaning be hypocritical? I don't know. Thankfully I won't be falling pregnant any time soon.
Reply:No if I liked the name, the meaning wouldn't bother me much. All these names are from my favorites list.
Avalon ~ Latin ~ Island
Aveline ~ Old English ~ Bird
Clarice ~ Italian ~ Clear
Coco ~ Spanish ~ Coconut
Dahlia (doll-ya) ~ Scandinavian ~ from the Valley
Isla ~ Scottish ~ Island
Julia ~ Latin ~ Soft-haired
Juliet ~ French ~ Soft-haired
Lydia ~ Greek ~ Maiden from Lydia
Monica ~ Greek ~ Solitary
Tabitha ~ Hebrew ~ Roe-Buck
Boys:
Atticus ~ Latin ~ From Athens
Clint ~ Old English ~ Town on a Hill
Gideon ~ Hebrew ~ Tree Cutter
Luke ~ Hebrew~ Of Lucania
Phineas ~ Hebrew ~ Serpent鈥檚 Mouth
Quinn ~ Irish ~ The Fifth
Roscoe ~ English ~ Hearthland Of The Roe Deer (whatever that means)
Seamus ~ Irish ~ Supplanter/Substitute
Tavish ~ Scottish ~ A Twin
Todd ~ Old English ~ Fox Hunter
Now here are some with some pretty awesome meanings:
Adelaide ~ German ~ Noble; Kind
Amelia ~ German ~ Work of the Lord
Annika ~ Czech ~ Very Beautiful
Aoife (ee-fah) ~ Gaelic ~ Joyful
Artemis ~ Greek ~ Gift of the Gods
Audrey ~ German ~ Noble Strength
Aurora ~ Latin ~ Dawn
Belle ~ French ~ Beautiful
Bernadette ~ French ~ Bold as a Bear
Briar-Rose ~ English ~ Shrub of Roses
Caprice ~ Italian ~ Playful
Cassandra ~ Greek ~ Inflaming Men with Love
Cathleen ~ Irish ~ Pure
Clarice ~ Italian ~ Clear
Cosette ~ French ~ Victory of the People
Daphne ~ Greek ~ Laurel Tree
Delia ~ Latin ~ Daughter of the Sea
Diana~ Greek ~ Divine
Edie ~ Old English ~ Rich War
Eliza ~ Hebrew ~ Oath of God
Ella ~ Latin ~ Light
Elodie ~ French ~ Foreign Prosperity
Esme ~ French ~ Esteemed and Loved
Evangeline ~ Latin ~ Like an Angel
Felicity ~ Latin ~ Happiness
Fiera ~ Esperanto ~ Proud
Fiona ~ Irish ~ Fair
Ginger ~ Latin ~ Pure
Grace ~ Latin ~ Grace of God
Honoria (on-OR-ee-a) ~ Latin ~ Honor
Isobel ~ Scottish ~ Consecrated to God
Isolde ~ Celtic ~ Beautiful
Ithaca ~ Greek ~ Cheerfully True
Jane ~ Hebrew ~ Gracious
Joanna ~ Hebrew ~ God is Gracious
Leona ~ German ~ Brave as a Lioness
Libby ~ Hebrew ~ Oath to God
Liesel (lee-sel) ~ German ~ God is Boutiful
Lorelei ~ German ~ Alluring Song
Lottie ~ French ~ Little
Marian ~ Old English ~ Graceful Star of the Sea
Maeve (mayv) ~ Irish ~ Intoxicating
Matilda ~ German ~ Might
Mercedes ~ Spanish ~ Mercies
Michaela ~ Irish ~ Who is like God
Nora ~ Irish ~ Honor
Odette ~ French ~ Little Wealthy One
Odilia ~ Anglo-Saxon ~ Little Wealthy One
脫rla (oor-lah) ~ Irish ~ Golden Woman
Paige ~ English ~ Young Child
Phaedra (fay-drah) ~ Greek ~ Bright
Rosalie ~ French ~ Of the Rose
Rose ~ Latin ~ Unconcious Love
Samantha ~ Armaic ~ She Who Listens
Sophie ~ French ~ Wisdom
Soleil (soh-lay) ~ French ~ The Sun
Th茅r猫se (ter-ez) ~ French ~ One Who Harvests
Twila ~ French ~ Twilight
Veronica ~ Latin ~ True Image
Veronique ~ French ~ True Image
Violet ~ English ~ Modesty
Aidan ~ Irish ~ Little Fire
Ambrose ~ Greek ~ Everlasting
Angus ~ Scottish ~ One Strength
Asher ~ Hebrew ~ Blessed; Happy
Ben ~ Hebrew ~ Son of my right hand/favorite son
Connor ~ Scottish ~ Knowledgeable
Constantine ~ Latin ~ Firm
Derrick ~ Old English ~ Ever Powerful Ruler
Dougray ~ Scottish ~ Protector of the King
Edmund ~ Old English ~ Blessed Protector
Emmet ~ German ~ Industrious
Ethan ~ Hebrew ~ Strong one
Ewan ~ Scottish ~ God is Gracious
Felix ~ Latin ~ Happy and Prosperous
Gavin ~ Welch ~ Little Hawk
Henry ~ German ~ Master of the Home
Ian ~ Scottish ~ God is Gracious
Ignatius ~ Latin ~ Fiery One
John ~ Hebrew ~ God is Gracious
Jonas ~ Greek ~ Dove
Jude ~ Latin ~ Praise
Keefer ~ Irish ~ Noble; Gentle
Keenan ~ English ~ Smart
Kieran ~ Irish ~ Little Dark One
Leo ~ Latin ~ A Lion
Liam ~ Irish ~ Guardian
Lincoln ~ English ~ By the Water
Lorenzo ~ Italian ~ Laurel
Matthew ~ Hebrew ~ Gift of God
Max ~ German ~ Great
Milo ~ Old English ~ Soldier
Oliver ~ Latin ~ Olive Tree
Pierce ~ English ~ Rock
Sampson ~ Hebrew ~ Of the Sun
Sean ~ Irish ~ God is Gracious
Sebastian ~ Greek ~ Revered
Simon ~ Hebrew ~ Obedient
Tobias ~ Hebrew ~ The Lord is Good
Yannick ~ Breton ~ God is Gracious
Reply:hahh(:
i now know why my friend Cameron has a crooked nose!
really!
here are some you might want to think twice about before
naming a baby:D :
Bimbaya "ugly looking woman"
Akihiro "large"
Butcher "animal slaughterer" %26lt;%26lt;duh
Ancilla "slave girl"
Ablendan "blind"
Acwel "kills"
Ada "ornament"
Aelfdane "a danish elf"
Alda "old"
Olwyn "daughter of a giant"
Ya el "goat"
Pakwa "frog"
Rachele "ewe" %26lt;%26lt;the animal like a sheep
Radbert "red haired counselor"
Hailey "field of hay"
Leod "ugly"
Fabio "bean grower"
Reply:Mallory. It means 'unfortunate'. It's one of those names that I find too blatantly negative to consider. I can live with Calvin, Cameron, or Cecilia. People have told me that James, which means 'usurper' is too negative to use, but it doesn't bother me.
Reply:Jezebel means "not exalted".
In the Old Testament this was the name of the evil wife of Ahab, king of Israel.
She was eaten by dogs, fulfilling Elijah's prophecy. Only Jezebel's skull, feet, and hands remained because at some time in her life, each of these body parts once did something good.
Reply:Well my husband loves the name John Calvin Brown, I don't like it because John is overused we know five different guys with the first name of John and I don't like the meaning of the middle name. Brandy
Reply:I liked Cameron until now. ha.
Addison and Madison mean son of Adam/Matthew, bad for girl names.
i love Anna- gracious and merciful. good meaning.
Reply:Edit: Claudia and Cameron are the only one I can think of right now, and you already have those :)
I can definitely live w/ "Cecilia" b/c it could mean something in the sense of "blind faith" as well...
Reply:DAMIAN DEVIL
Reply:Kennedy- Ugly Head
Not kidding lol!
It would bother me a little bit.
Reply:Gladys means lame
Reply:doesn't bother me Leah- weary
Reply:The meaning of a name means nothing to me! Probably means nothing to a lot of people!
Reply:My own name.. Mallory.. means one who is unlucky.. NICE lol
Reply:there is an name in URDU "HUMERA" which means the donkey. but i think these things are nothing.
Calvin -- "bald"
Cecilia -- "blind"
Claudia -- "lame"
Cameron -- "crooked nose"
What are some others?
And -- if you liked one of these names for your child, would its meaning bother you?
What are some names with bad meanings?
Persephone means "to kill", which really sucks considering it is a favorite name of mine.
Reply:Blaise means 'lisping' or 'stuttering'. I quite like the name Blaise, and my two excuses for using this name would be: (a) claiming to name the child after the French scientist Blaise Pascal, and (b) giving his sister the name Isabel so that the names are anagrams.
Campbell means 'crooked mouth'. Desdemona means 'ill-fated'. Jezebel means 'not exalted'. Delilah means 'delicate, weak, languishing'. Mallory means 'unfortunate'. Melville means 'bad settlement'. Persephone means 'murder' and 'to destroy' (I used to be in love with this name before I looked up the meaning... then again, what happened to the mythological character would be enough to put most people off this name). Tristan means 'riot' and 'sad'. Dolores means 'sorrows' - but I suppose this might not count considering it's a religious name.
Yes, name meaning does bother me a fair bit, even at times when I know it shouldn't. I love some biblical and Hebrew names, but am unsure if I would ever use them since most of them have meanings related to god. Being an atheist, I would not encourage a belief in any deity... So would giving my future hypothetical child a name with a religious meaning be hypocritical? I don't know. Thankfully I won't be falling pregnant any time soon.
Reply:No if I liked the name, the meaning wouldn't bother me much. All these names are from my favorites list.
Avalon ~ Latin ~ Island
Aveline ~ Old English ~ Bird
Clarice ~ Italian ~ Clear
Coco ~ Spanish ~ Coconut
Dahlia (doll-ya) ~ Scandinavian ~ from the Valley
Isla ~ Scottish ~ Island
Julia ~ Latin ~ Soft-haired
Juliet ~ French ~ Soft-haired
Lydia ~ Greek ~ Maiden from Lydia
Monica ~ Greek ~ Solitary
Tabitha ~ Hebrew ~ Roe-Buck
Boys:
Atticus ~ Latin ~ From Athens
Clint ~ Old English ~ Town on a Hill
Gideon ~ Hebrew ~ Tree Cutter
Luke ~ Hebrew~ Of Lucania
Phineas ~ Hebrew ~ Serpent鈥檚 Mouth
Quinn ~ Irish ~ The Fifth
Roscoe ~ English ~ Hearthland Of The Roe Deer (whatever that means)
Seamus ~ Irish ~ Supplanter/Substitute
Tavish ~ Scottish ~ A Twin
Todd ~ Old English ~ Fox Hunter
Now here are some with some pretty awesome meanings:
Adelaide ~ German ~ Noble; Kind
Amelia ~ German ~ Work of the Lord
Annika ~ Czech ~ Very Beautiful
Aoife (ee-fah) ~ Gaelic ~ Joyful
Artemis ~ Greek ~ Gift of the Gods
Audrey ~ German ~ Noble Strength
Aurora ~ Latin ~ Dawn
Belle ~ French ~ Beautiful
Bernadette ~ French ~ Bold as a Bear
Briar-Rose ~ English ~ Shrub of Roses
Caprice ~ Italian ~ Playful
Cassandra ~ Greek ~ Inflaming Men with Love
Cathleen ~ Irish ~ Pure
Clarice ~ Italian ~ Clear
Cosette ~ French ~ Victory of the People
Daphne ~ Greek ~ Laurel Tree
Delia ~ Latin ~ Daughter of the Sea
Diana~ Greek ~ Divine
Edie ~ Old English ~ Rich War
Eliza ~ Hebrew ~ Oath of God
Ella ~ Latin ~ Light
Elodie ~ French ~ Foreign Prosperity
Esme ~ French ~ Esteemed and Loved
Evangeline ~ Latin ~ Like an Angel
Felicity ~ Latin ~ Happiness
Fiera ~ Esperanto ~ Proud
Fiona ~ Irish ~ Fair
Ginger ~ Latin ~ Pure
Grace ~ Latin ~ Grace of God
Honoria (on-OR-ee-a) ~ Latin ~ Honor
Isobel ~ Scottish ~ Consecrated to God
Isolde ~ Celtic ~ Beautiful
Ithaca ~ Greek ~ Cheerfully True
Jane ~ Hebrew ~ Gracious
Joanna ~ Hebrew ~ God is Gracious
Leona ~ German ~ Brave as a Lioness
Libby ~ Hebrew ~ Oath to God
Liesel (lee-sel) ~ German ~ God is Boutiful
Lorelei ~ German ~ Alluring Song
Lottie ~ French ~ Little
Marian ~ Old English ~ Graceful Star of the Sea
Maeve (mayv) ~ Irish ~ Intoxicating
Matilda ~ German ~ Might
Mercedes ~ Spanish ~ Mercies
Michaela ~ Irish ~ Who is like God
Nora ~ Irish ~ Honor
Odette ~ French ~ Little Wealthy One
Odilia ~ Anglo-Saxon ~ Little Wealthy One
脫rla (oor-lah) ~ Irish ~ Golden Woman
Paige ~ English ~ Young Child
Phaedra (fay-drah) ~ Greek ~ Bright
Rosalie ~ French ~ Of the Rose
Rose ~ Latin ~ Unconcious Love
Samantha ~ Armaic ~ She Who Listens
Sophie ~ French ~ Wisdom
Soleil (soh-lay) ~ French ~ The Sun
Th茅r猫se (ter-ez) ~ French ~ One Who Harvests
Twila ~ French ~ Twilight
Veronica ~ Latin ~ True Image
Veronique ~ French ~ True Image
Violet ~ English ~ Modesty
Aidan ~ Irish ~ Little Fire
Ambrose ~ Greek ~ Everlasting
Angus ~ Scottish ~ One Strength
Asher ~ Hebrew ~ Blessed; Happy
Ben ~ Hebrew ~ Son of my right hand/favorite son
Connor ~ Scottish ~ Knowledgeable
Constantine ~ Latin ~ Firm
Derrick ~ Old English ~ Ever Powerful Ruler
Dougray ~ Scottish ~ Protector of the King
Edmund ~ Old English ~ Blessed Protector
Emmet ~ German ~ Industrious
Ethan ~ Hebrew ~ Strong one
Ewan ~ Scottish ~ God is Gracious
Felix ~ Latin ~ Happy and Prosperous
Gavin ~ Welch ~ Little Hawk
Henry ~ German ~ Master of the Home
Ian ~ Scottish ~ God is Gracious
Ignatius ~ Latin ~ Fiery One
John ~ Hebrew ~ God is Gracious
Jonas ~ Greek ~ Dove
Jude ~ Latin ~ Praise
Keefer ~ Irish ~ Noble; Gentle
Keenan ~ English ~ Smart
Kieran ~ Irish ~ Little Dark One
Leo ~ Latin ~ A Lion
Liam ~ Irish ~ Guardian
Lincoln ~ English ~ By the Water
Lorenzo ~ Italian ~ Laurel
Matthew ~ Hebrew ~ Gift of God
Max ~ German ~ Great
Milo ~ Old English ~ Soldier
Oliver ~ Latin ~ Olive Tree
Pierce ~ English ~ Rock
Sampson ~ Hebrew ~ Of the Sun
Sean ~ Irish ~ God is Gracious
Sebastian ~ Greek ~ Revered
Simon ~ Hebrew ~ Obedient
Tobias ~ Hebrew ~ The Lord is Good
Yannick ~ Breton ~ God is Gracious
Reply:hahh(:
i now know why my friend Cameron has a crooked nose!
really!
here are some you might want to think twice about before
naming a baby:D :
Bimbaya "ugly looking woman"
Akihiro "large"
Butcher "animal slaughterer" %26lt;%26lt;duh
Ancilla "slave girl"
Ablendan "blind"
Acwel "kills"
Ada "ornament"
Aelfdane "a danish elf"
Alda "old"
Olwyn "daughter of a giant"
Ya el "goat"
Pakwa "frog"
Rachele "ewe" %26lt;%26lt;the animal like a sheep
Radbert "red haired counselor"
Hailey "field of hay"
Leod "ugly"
Fabio "bean grower"
Reply:Mallory. It means 'unfortunate'. It's one of those names that I find too blatantly negative to consider. I can live with Calvin, Cameron, or Cecilia. People have told me that James, which means 'usurper' is too negative to use, but it doesn't bother me.
Reply:Jezebel means "not exalted".
In the Old Testament this was the name of the evil wife of Ahab, king of Israel.
She was eaten by dogs, fulfilling Elijah's prophecy. Only Jezebel's skull, feet, and hands remained because at some time in her life, each of these body parts once did something good.
Reply:Well my husband loves the name John Calvin Brown, I don't like it because John is overused we know five different guys with the first name of John and I don't like the meaning of the middle name. Brandy
Reply:I liked Cameron until now. ha.
Addison and Madison mean son of Adam/Matthew, bad for girl names.
i love Anna- gracious and merciful. good meaning.
Reply:Edit: Claudia and Cameron are the only one I can think of right now, and you already have those :)
I can definitely live w/ "Cecilia" b/c it could mean something in the sense of "blind faith" as well...
Reply:DAMIAN DEVIL
Reply:Kennedy- Ugly Head
Not kidding lol!
It would bother me a little bit.
Reply:Gladys means lame
Reply:doesn't bother me Leah- weary
Reply:The meaning of a name means nothing to me! Probably means nothing to a lot of people!
Reply:My own name.. Mallory.. means one who is unlucky.. NICE lol
Reply:there is an name in URDU "HUMERA" which means the donkey. but i think these things are nothing.
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