Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
31 Aralık 2012 Pazartesi
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Ingela
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Ingela is a variant of Angela in some countries, like German (from engel), but means "Ing's protection" or "guarded by Ing" in Scandinavian/Old Norse. Ing, the Norse goddess, was also the foundation for Ingrid, meaning "Ing's beauty." Ingela dates back to at least 1692 in Northern Europe, but world wide may date as far back as any record of Angela. There were no babies named Ingela in 2011 or 2010, and my guess is you won't find more than a small handful of Ingela's in U.S. records of birth, and even White Pages tells us there are only 118 in the U.S.
Ingela Olsson was a Swedish actress from the 90's, Ingela Forsman a popular lyricist, and Ingela Klemetz was responsible for an art gallery exhibit on Northern Women in Chanel. There was also Ingela Gathenhielm, known as the "Shipping Queen," a Swedish privateer and pirate during the 1700's with her husband Lars. There actions were sanctioned by King Charles XII of Sweden.
Ingela Olsson was a Swedish actress from the 90's, Ingela Forsman a popular lyricist, and Ingela Klemetz was responsible for an art gallery exhibit on Northern Women in Chanel. There was also Ingela Gathenhielm, known as the "Shipping Queen," a Swedish privateer and pirate during the 1700's with her husband Lars. There actions were sanctioned by King Charles XII of Sweden.
Mercade
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Mercade (murr-KAYD) is quite the interesting boy's name. It was used by Shakespeare in "Love's Labour's Lost." The character Mercade is a lord who attends the princess of France, and he has a total of four lines (I believe), but Shakespeare chose his character's names well, so Mercade is not just any afterthought. There is a book called Shakespeare's Comic Commonwealths that tells us his name is no coincidence: "Several critics have noted connections between Mercade and Mercury," the author says, "as the messenger of the gods and the god of oratory, but they have not commented on Mercury as the divine messenger recalling people to their social responsibilities." The similarities between the character Mercade's messenger duties, the importance of his message, and the affect of his message, even being only four lines total, is not a coincidence - Shakespeare most definitely intended him to be a Mercury-like character.
From Latin mercatus, meaning "trade," then Latin mercado, meaning "marketplace," and finally mercader, meaning "merchant," it could have been an ancient occupational name, as I said, used in Shakespeare, that unfortunately never got picked up. It is so rare, and no babies were given this name in 2011 or in recent years.
From Latin mercatus, meaning "trade," then Latin mercado, meaning "marketplace," and finally mercader, meaning "merchant," it could have been an ancient occupational name, as I said, used in Shakespeare, that unfortunately never got picked up. It is so rare, and no babies were given this name in 2011 or in recent years.
Cordelia
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Princess Cordelia Abidaoud and Hilary Clinton
Today's headline: "Grab it while it's hot!" If the amount of labels under this post are any indication, Cordelia's a modestly rising, historically rich, beautiful trend-setter. The first time I saw Cordelia (kor-DEEL-ya, kor-DELL-ee-uh) was in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and I'm sure most people in my age bracket can say the same. However, these days I'm seeing the name everywhere online. It's become a very popular option for new parents, and has a long list of namesakes, both in real life, literature and media. From the comic book character Cordelia Swan to the real life Phoenician princess Cordelia Abidaoud, it should be a lot of fun looking through all the various Cordelia's out there, past and present. Nameberry reports that two "Babyberries" named Cordelia were born just recently.
Cordelia is a Latin name most likely meaning "heart," from the names Cordula (as in Saint Cordula) and/or Creiddylad, although Creiddlad supposedly has a meaning that relates to the sea according to this source. Cordelia last ranked in 1950. Our records start in 1880, when it ranked at #204, which was it's highest recorded placing and suggests that she once ranked even higher. The short name Delia comes from Cordelia, as do the longer names Cordelle, Cordella, Cordellia and Cordia. In 2011 the name was given to 177 baby girls, the largest amount ever given. Nicknames do not have to be limited to Cordy - Cora, Corda, Delia, Della, Coco, Lia and Cory can be nicknames as well.
Cordelia dates back to about 1100 AD. From King Lear she was the sympathetic daughter, the youngest, and her father's favorite. The two other daughters have less desirable names - Goneril and Regan, and are also dishonest and greedy. Cordelia is killed at the end of the original play, but has reconciled with her father. Cordelia of Britain was a legendary and brave queen often confused with the character from the play because her father's name is Leir, and although there are bold similarities, the story line is much different, and is the original story Shakespeare and Spencer based their versions of King Lear on. She supposedly ruled around the late 8th century. Early Welsh mythology has their own Cordelia, spelled Creiddylad. In these stories she is a lady in King Arthur's court, and said to be the most beautiful girl in the British isles. Two of Arthur's knights fight for her for eternity. Creiddylad has been compared to Persephone and her story compared to the Holly King myth. I mention Creiddylad also because some scholars believe Geoffrey of Monmouth based his Queen Cordeilla on Creiddylad, and Shakespeare on Monmouth's queen. Other scholars believe he took the name from Hollished's Chronicles, where the name originally came from Monmouth anyway. Supposedly, Cordelia was not used as a given name until Shakespeare's play.
Cordelia also features in Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh and Cordelia by Winston Graham. In real life, the town of Cordele, Georgia was named for Cordelia Hawkins, daughter of the president of SAM railroads, and there was an American suffragist, philanthropist and physician named Cordelia Agnes Greene in the 19th century. In 2005, a woman named Cordelia Scaife May was recognized as "the single most generous person in the United States." One last mention is that Anne of Green Gables wanted to be called Cordelia.
Other than Saint Cordelia, this is also a moon of the planet Uranus, the name of an asteroid, and a genus of butterfly.
Princess Cordelia Abidaoud and Hilary ClintonToday's headline: "Grab it while it's hot!" If the amount of labels under this post are any indication, Cordelia's a modestly rising, historically rich, beautiful trend-setter. The first time I saw Cordelia (kor-DEEL-ya, kor-DELL-ee-uh) was in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and I'm sure most people in my age bracket can say the same. However, these days I'm seeing the name everywhere online. It's become a very popular option for new parents, and has a long list of namesakes, both in real life, literature and media. From the comic book character Cordelia Swan to the real life Phoenician princess Cordelia Abidaoud, it should be a lot of fun looking through all the various Cordelia's out there, past and present. Nameberry reports that two "Babyberries" named Cordelia were born just recently.
Cordelia is a Latin name most likely meaning "heart," from the names Cordula (as in Saint Cordula) and/or Creiddylad, although Creiddlad supposedly has a meaning that relates to the sea according to this source. Cordelia last ranked in 1950. Our records start in 1880, when it ranked at #204, which was it's highest recorded placing and suggests that she once ranked even higher. The short name Delia comes from Cordelia, as do the longer names Cordelle, Cordella, Cordellia and Cordia. In 2011 the name was given to 177 baby girls, the largest amount ever given. Nicknames do not have to be limited to Cordy - Cora, Corda, Delia, Della, Coco, Lia and Cory can be nicknames as well.
Cordelia dates back to about 1100 AD. From King Lear she was the sympathetic daughter, the youngest, and her father's favorite. The two other daughters have less desirable names - Goneril and Regan, and are also dishonest and greedy. Cordelia is killed at the end of the original play, but has reconciled with her father. Cordelia of Britain was a legendary and brave queen often confused with the character from the play because her father's name is Leir, and although there are bold similarities, the story line is much different, and is the original story Shakespeare and Spencer based their versions of King Lear on. She supposedly ruled around the late 8th century. Early Welsh mythology has their own Cordelia, spelled Creiddylad. In these stories she is a lady in King Arthur's court, and said to be the most beautiful girl in the British isles. Two of Arthur's knights fight for her for eternity. Creiddylad has been compared to Persephone and her story compared to the Holly King myth. I mention Creiddylad also because some scholars believe Geoffrey of Monmouth based his Queen Cordeilla on Creiddylad, and Shakespeare on Monmouth's queen. Other scholars believe he took the name from Hollished's Chronicles, where the name originally came from Monmouth anyway. Supposedly, Cordelia was not used as a given name until Shakespeare's play.
Cordelia also features in Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh and Cordelia by Winston Graham. In real life, the town of Cordele, Georgia was named for Cordelia Hawkins, daughter of the president of SAM railroads, and there was an American suffragist, philanthropist and physician named Cordelia Agnes Greene in the 19th century. In 2005, a woman named Cordelia Scaife May was recognized as "the single most generous person in the United States." One last mention is that Anne of Green Gables wanted to be called Cordelia.
Other than Saint Cordelia, this is also a moon of the planet Uranus, the name of an asteroid, and a genus of butterfly.
27 Aralık 2012 Perşembe
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Uncommon and Rare Baby Names
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What is the difference between "uncommon" and "rare?" Is there a difference? And are rare names still acceptable/nice? Yes. Uncommon names are those we are familiar with, but don't hear often. However, uncommon names, unlike rare names, can be popular enough to sometimes rank, or may not be common where you live. Examples include names from the bottom of the Social Security Administration's annual top 1000. In 2011, some of those names were Nova, Willa, Stacy, Esme, Gwyneth, Blair, Jewel, and Dorothy for girls, and Miller, Reuben, Flynn, Maksim, Hendrix, Corban and Pierre for boys. Rare names, on the other hand, are generally unheard of (but not all the time, as familiar names like Rosalind are considered rare because they are not being used, most times because parents favor names that sound and look like what is currently popular). Some rare names given to less than 20 babies in 2011 include Alva, Astoria, Merrick, Quorra, Palmira, Rowena, Temple, Tanith, Xanthe and Zephyra for girls, and Aragon, Gable, Breccan, Matlock, Oberon, Lorcan and Davey for boys. Both uncommon names and rare names can come from any ethnic background, decade, or spelling. A name can be both uncommon and rare. Unusual spellings can only make the spelling itself rare, not the name. And rare names can definitely be cool or beautiful. Take for example Palmer, which was given to 93 boys and 63 girls in 2011. Rare, familiar, and in style.
The Best Rare Baby Names of 2012
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Goodbye, 2012. You've brought the world some amazing baby names, and some amazingly bad baby names. Let's take a look at some rare names that made the headlines this year...
Severine - the name of the latest Bond girl gets more use in France, as well as the name of the actress that plays her - Bérénice Marlohe, but I'm just a tiny bit surprised that hardcore Harry Potter fans didn't show interest in it as an alternative for Severus, as they both mean...
Matilda - for the simple reason that this name is everywhere, but also the new magazine.
Malala - this poor girl was shot by the Taliban for wanting girls to have equal education rights, but unfortunately her name means "grief stricken."
Blake - Lively. Debuted at #815 in 2011 for girls.
Grey - first name, middle name, boys name, girls name, mothers are going nuts for Grey ever since 50 Shades of Grey came out and took over the world. In 2011 Greysen made the top 1000 at #940. Christian has also been seeing some new popularity, for reasons just stated, plus Christian Bale and the "Dark Knight."
Gatsby - the new movie will soon be here, and parents are pondering the name Gatsby.
Sandy - despite the hurricane, Sandy isn't all that bad, for a name. As a nickname for Sandrina or Sandrine (but maybe not Sandra) Sandy could have a revamped future.
Maple - celebrity baby Maple Sylvie was refreshing, and made parents consider more unusual nature names. Snow seems to be all the rage right now for middle names.
Aria/Arya, Sansa, Theon - obsession over Game of Thrones led to name lovers entertaining the idea of these three names. Aria is the only one that won't get immediately connected to the series, and it was also used in Pretty Little Liars, but Theon is also a legit name.
Adele - the world seems to be fascinated by not only Adele, but her name as well - and the name of her newborn. What is the baby's name, anyway? I was more fascinated by Clary, the name of the baby's father's ex. Clary should be getting more attention when the movie version of Mortal Instruments comes out.
Nova - worth a mention, it appeared on the charts in 2011 at #884 and has been the talk of the town. Well, some towns.
Rosalind - the first name of Uma Thurman's newborn, who has a ridiculous amount of middle names. Rosalind is unfortunately very ignored as a first name, sitting quietly at the bottom of the SSA extended list.
Severine - the name of the latest Bond girl gets more use in France, as well as the name of the actress that plays her - Bérénice Marlohe, but I'm just a tiny bit surprised that hardcore Harry Potter fans didn't show interest in it as an alternative for Severus, as they both mean...
Matilda - for the simple reason that this name is everywhere, but also the new magazine.
Malala - this poor girl was shot by the Taliban for wanting girls to have equal education rights, but unfortunately her name means "grief stricken."
Blake - Lively. Debuted at #815 in 2011 for girls.
Grey - first name, middle name, boys name, girls name, mothers are going nuts for Grey ever since 50 Shades of Grey came out and took over the world. In 2011 Greysen made the top 1000 at #940. Christian has also been seeing some new popularity, for reasons just stated, plus Christian Bale and the "Dark Knight."
Gatsby - the new movie will soon be here, and parents are pondering the name Gatsby.
Sandy - despite the hurricane, Sandy isn't all that bad, for a name. As a nickname for Sandrina or Sandrine (but maybe not Sandra) Sandy could have a revamped future.
Maple - celebrity baby Maple Sylvie was refreshing, and made parents consider more unusual nature names. Snow seems to be all the rage right now for middle names.
Aria/Arya, Sansa, Theon - obsession over Game of Thrones led to name lovers entertaining the idea of these three names. Aria is the only one that won't get immediately connected to the series, and it was also used in Pretty Little Liars, but Theon is also a legit name.
Adele - the world seems to be fascinated by not only Adele, but her name as well - and the name of her newborn. What is the baby's name, anyway? I was more fascinated by Clary, the name of the baby's father's ex. Clary should be getting more attention when the movie version of Mortal Instruments comes out.
Nova - worth a mention, it appeared on the charts in 2011 at #884 and has been the talk of the town. Well, some towns.
Rosalind - the first name of Uma Thurman's newborn, who has a ridiculous amount of middle names. Rosalind is unfortunately very ignored as a first name, sitting quietly at the bottom of the SSA extended list.
Christmas Baby Names Roundup
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December remains rare as a baby name, but parents do sometimes use it --33 times in 2011. It probably helps that Ember, a top 1000 name, can be its nickname. The same can be said of November, but Nova would probably be the go-to nickname for that one.
Season is another word name turned rare baby name, used only 6 times in 2011, but it would make a great alternative to overused Christmas names, while still being appropriate all year long.
Angela is being heard less these days, but also consider Angelia, Ingela, Angelus and Argelia. You might want to avoid Angel for a few reasons.
Rudolpha at first seems to scream "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," but it actually seems very sweet and wholesome. It's also good for parents looking for frilly, feminine names with masculine nicknames: Rudy.
Emmanuelle could make a great alternative for Noelle this time of year, and it has a religious meaning fitting for Christmas.
Natale is much less heard than Natalie, Natalia and Natasha, which all share meanings.
Balthazar was one of the three wise men, along with Melchior and Caspar.
Shepherd is a nice name loosely connected to Christmas, but Shepherdess is a great female spin on the occupation baby name, brought to my attention recently.
Poinsettia is the Christmas plant, and while names like Rose and Lily remain eternally popular, rare plant names never get used.
Cardinal is the poinsettia of the bird world. The Christmas bird, since its bright red stands out dramatically in the snow.
Garland is one part Judy Garland, one part Christmas garland, and one part surname.
Carol hasn't ranked in a while, yet remains very Christmas appropriate. Caroline seems to be more in favor.
Tuquoise and Fairuza may seem like summer stones, but they're December's birth stones.
Evangeline (and Evangelia, Evangelista and Evangela) are the classy and gorgeous girls of the season.
Winter is doing very well and getting more popular than ever, but Snow is picking up attention as a middle name, and North is becoming a little more popular for boys in the first and middle spot.
Eirawen and Gwyneira are not to be missed if the meaning "snow white" is perfect for you.
Aspen is popular for girls, but not for boys.
Bellamy could make for a nice "Christmas Bell" name, or the simple beauty Belle.
Nicolai is the rare variant of Nicholas, perfect for honoring none other than St. Nick himself.
Vesper has been in the news lately, but the "evening star/evening prayer" meaning is perfect for this time of year.
Eve, Gioia, and Felicity/Felice/Felicienne/Feliciana are other options.
Also, be sure to check out this list of names that mean "star," and then this list of peaceful names.
Season is another word name turned rare baby name, used only 6 times in 2011, but it would make a great alternative to overused Christmas names, while still being appropriate all year long.
Angela is being heard less these days, but also consider Angelia, Ingela, Angelus and Argelia. You might want to avoid Angel for a few reasons.
Rudolpha at first seems to scream "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," but it actually seems very sweet and wholesome. It's also good for parents looking for frilly, feminine names with masculine nicknames: Rudy.
Emmanuelle could make a great alternative for Noelle this time of year, and it has a religious meaning fitting for Christmas.
Natale is much less heard than Natalie, Natalia and Natasha, which all share meanings.
Balthazar was one of the three wise men, along with Melchior and Caspar.
Shepherd is a nice name loosely connected to Christmas, but Shepherdess is a great female spin on the occupation baby name, brought to my attention recently.
Poinsettia is the Christmas plant, and while names like Rose and Lily remain eternally popular, rare plant names never get used.
Cardinal is the poinsettia of the bird world. The Christmas bird, since its bright red stands out dramatically in the snow.
Garland is one part Judy Garland, one part Christmas garland, and one part surname.
Carol hasn't ranked in a while, yet remains very Christmas appropriate. Caroline seems to be more in favor.
Tuquoise and Fairuza may seem like summer stones, but they're December's birth stones.
Evangeline (and Evangelia, Evangelista and Evangela) are the classy and gorgeous girls of the season.
Winter is doing very well and getting more popular than ever, but Snow is picking up attention as a middle name, and North is becoming a little more popular for boys in the first and middle spot.
Eirawen and Gwyneira are not to be missed if the meaning "snow white" is perfect for you.
Aspen is popular for girls, but not for boys.
Bellamy could make for a nice "Christmas Bell" name, or the simple beauty Belle.
Nicolai is the rare variant of Nicholas, perfect for honoring none other than St. Nick himself.
Vesper has been in the news lately, but the "evening star/evening prayer" meaning is perfect for this time of year.
Eve, Gioia, and Felicity/Felice/Felicienne/Feliciana are other options.
Also, be sure to check out this list of names that mean "star," and then this list of peaceful names.
Interview with Shawn
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I decided to do a quick name interview with my husband. Although his name, Shawn, is not as popular as it once was - #27 in 1973, people still might want to consider it. Other variants are still popular, such as Sean and Shaun. All three spellings are Irish variants of John, meaning "God is gracious." Sean is the Irish version, while Shawn and Shaun are the Anglicized versions from Irish. In 2011 Shawn ranked at #248, Shaun at #588 and Sean at #125.
What is your name? (Include middle if you’d like) Shawn Anthony
What decade were you born in? mid 80's
How did you feel about your name growing up? I liked it
How do you feel about your name now? It's alright
How often do you run into other people with your name? Not too often, but it happensWhat are some names of your family members? Mitch, Eddie (not Edward, just Eddie), Cynthia, Brian, Rochelle
If you have any kids, what are their name(s)? If no kids, do you have anynames you know you’d like to give to future children? Whatever my wife wants
What is the name of your best friend? Tony
What are some common names for your age group? Mike, Adam, Anthony, John, Luke, Ryan, Brian
If you had to give yourself a new first name, what would it be? I can't think of anythingAre people ever confused about your name? Spelling - Sean, Shaun
What do you think of my baby name hobby? I think it's great to have a hobby, but sometimes you drive me nuts.
(My reply: Your Xbox drives me nuts.)
If any of you have questions for him regarding his name, please feel free to comment and he will respond.
What is your name? (Include middle if you’d like) Shawn Anthony
What decade were you born in? mid 80's
How did you feel about your name growing up? I liked it
How do you feel about your name now? It's alright
How often do you run into other people with your name? Not too often, but it happensWhat are some names of your family members? Mitch, Eddie (not Edward, just Eddie), Cynthia, Brian, Rochelle
If you have any kids, what are their name(s)? If no kids, do you have anynames you know you’d like to give to future children? Whatever my wife wants
What is the name of your best friend? Tony
What are some common names for your age group? Mike, Adam, Anthony, John, Luke, Ryan, Brian
If you had to give yourself a new first name, what would it be? I can't think of anythingAre people ever confused about your name? Spelling - Sean, Shaun
What do you think of my baby name hobby? I think it's great to have a hobby, but sometimes you drive me nuts.
(My reply: Your Xbox drives me nuts.)
If any of you have questions for him regarding his name, please feel free to comment and he will respond.
20 Aralık 2012 Perşembe
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Lucania
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Lucania is a fun way to get Luca as a nickname for a girl, without having to use Luca alone, since Luca is an Italian boys name. Like Atticus, Lucania is a place name, the ancient district in southern Italy, which spread from the Tyrrhenian Sea to the Gulf of Taranto. Today the modern region is known as Basilicata. Since changing the region's name, Lucania can be found as a surname as well. There are only a handful of place names that are no longer places, such as Abyssinia and Anatolia, and if we're talking rare (which we're always talking about on this blog) these names have you covered - rarity, history, and beauty.
Lucania is derived from one of two sources: either the Greek leukos, meaning "white," from lux, or the more likely source of the Latin word lucus, meaning "Sacred Wood," but also from the root of lux, meaning "light." The meaning "chaste light" or "sacred light" can also be given. It does not mean "mother of Rome," as other sites would have you believe. It is important to note that the boys names Loukas, Lukas, Luke, and Lucan come from the same origin, so if you'd rather see Luca on a girl, Lucania is the way to go. Lucasta is the more widely known English female name with the same meaning.
There have been no babies named Lucania in the U.S. in quite some time, but approximately 4 women have this as a first name, and 189 people have it as a surname.
Lucania is a fun way to get Luca as a nickname for a girl, without having to use Luca alone, since Luca is an Italian boys name. Like Atticus, Lucania is a place name, the ancient district in southern Italy, which spread from the Tyrrhenian Sea to the Gulf of Taranto. Today the modern region is known as Basilicata. Since changing the region's name, Lucania can be found as a surname as well. There are only a handful of place names that are no longer places, such as Abyssinia and Anatolia, and if we're talking rare (which we're always talking about on this blog) these names have you covered - rarity, history, and beauty.
Lucania is derived from one of two sources: either the Greek leukos, meaning "white," from lux, or the more likely source of the Latin word lucus, meaning "Sacred Wood," but also from the root of lux, meaning "light." The meaning "chaste light" or "sacred light" can also be given. It does not mean "mother of Rome," as other sites would have you believe. It is important to note that the boys names Loukas, Lukas, Luke, and Lucan come from the same origin, so if you'd rather see Luca on a girl, Lucania is the way to go. Lucasta is the more widely known English female name with the same meaning.
There have been no babies named Lucania in the U.S. in quite some time, but approximately 4 women have this as a first name, and 189 people have it as a surname.
Bellamy
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You might first recall Matt Bellamy, who just welcomed a child with Kate Hudson, when seeing this name. Or maybe actor Ralph Bellamy, the Bellamy Mansion, or The Bellamy Brothers, or Francis Bellamy, who created the Pledge of Allegiance. And it did start as a surname. Bellamy means "beautiful friend" from belle ami in Old French, and originally pronounced BAY-lah-mee in French, but most people in America are more inclined to pronounce it BELL-uh-mee. As a first name it's been picking up a bit of attention as both a substitute for Isabella and as a surname-name, but also for its trendy "ee" ending sound. On the show "9 By Design," one of the children is named Bellamy, chosen for a connection to France, and there is a lesser-known American actress named Bellamy Young. As a surname not defined by either gender in its meaning, the name is unisex, but no boys were given the name in 2011. On the girl's side, the name was given 53 times, and in 2010 just 46 girls were given the name. So for those of you who can't give up Bella, here's a rare option for you.
Vesper, Vespera, or Vespertine?
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Vesper is Latin, meaning "evening star," and shares part of its meaning with the religious term evening vespers, meaning "evening prayers." The name's been around a long, long time, but started picking up more interest in 2006 because of Casino Royale, and the Bond girl called Vesper Lynd. Vesper Vivianne Ruck is the daughter of Alan Ruck and Mirielle Enos, there was a character in a Lloyd Alexander adventure series named Vesper, and she also featured in the Batman comic series as a TV and radio newscaster named Vesper Fairchild (pictured above), who had a romantic relationship with Bruce Wayne.
There are about 160 people named Vesper in the U.S. according to White Pages, 33 of which were born in 2011, and 24 in 2010. To be more accurate, Vesper is the masculine and Vespera the feminine, and the religious term came after. (See here.) Vespertine is a lesser known variant meaning "of the evening." Vespertine is more French-chic, similar in looks to Valentine, and further removed from the common "Vespa" comments.
Vesper is Latin, meaning "evening star," and shares part of its meaning with the religious term evening vespers, meaning "evening prayers." The name's been around a long, long time, but started picking up more interest in 2006 because of Casino Royale, and the Bond girl called Vesper Lynd. Vesper Vivianne Ruck is the daughter of Alan Ruck and Mirielle Enos, there was a character in a Lloyd Alexander adventure series named Vesper, and she also featured in the Batman comic series as a TV and radio newscaster named Vesper Fairchild (pictured above), who had a romantic relationship with Bruce Wayne.
There are about 160 people named Vesper in the U.S. according to White Pages, 33 of which were born in 2011, and 24 in 2010. To be more accurate, Vesper is the masculine and Vespera the feminine, and the religious term came after. (See here.) Vespertine is a lesser known variant meaning "of the evening." Vespertine is more French-chic, similar in looks to Valentine, and further removed from the common "Vespa" comments.
5 syllable girls names (Complete list)
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Alysiana
Feliciana
Sebastiana
Abyssinia
Tiodoria
Eleonora (as el-ay-oh-nor-uh)
Iphigenia
Victoriana
Vittoriana
Anastasia (as an-ah-stah-see-uh)
Cassiopeia
Alexandria
Alexandrina
Apollonia
Elisabetta
Elizaveta
Agraciana
Evangelica
Evangelina
Evangelia
Feodosia
Alessandria
Illuminata
Viridiana
Emmanuella
Basiliana
Desideria
Fiorentina
Imogenia
Januaria
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Octaviana
Aureliana
Lazariana
Artemisia
Serendipity
Valeriana
Emiliana
Theodosia
Callianassa
Giovanina
Dionysia
Leocadia
Ekaterina
Estephania
Silveriana
Fernandina
Anatolia
Elizabella
Altagracia
Altalunette
Caledonia
Annunciata
Annunziata
Candelaria
Emerentia
Emerenzia
Innocentia
Bartolomea (can be spelled in other ways, female of Bartholomew)
Aloysiana, Aloysia
Isabellina
Isabellita
Iosefina (as ee-oh-sef-ee-na)
Capitolia
Capitolina
Columbiana
Kaligenia, Caligenia
Kazimiera
Oliviera
Olimpiana, Olympiana
Panagiota
Theofania, Theophania
Valenciana
Angeliana
Marianella
Honoriana
Cardinalia
Feliciana
Sebastiana
Abyssinia
Tiodoria
Eleonora (as el-ay-oh-nor-uh)
Iphigenia
Victoriana
Vittoriana
Anastasia (as an-ah-stah-see-uh)
Cassiopeia
Alexandria
Alexandrina
Apollonia
Elisabetta
Elizaveta
Agraciana
Evangelica
Evangelina
Evangelia
Feodosia
Alessandria
Illuminata
Viridiana
Emmanuella
Basiliana
Desideria
Fiorentina
Imogenia
Januaria
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Octaviana
Aureliana
Lazariana
Artemisia
Serendipity
Valeriana
Emiliana
Theodosia
Callianassa
Giovanina
Dionysia
Leocadia
Ekaterina
Estephania
Silveriana
Fernandina
Anatolia
Elizabella
Altagracia
Altalunette
Caledonia
Annunciata
Annunziata
Candelaria
Emerentia
Emerenzia
Innocentia
Bartolomea (can be spelled in other ways, female of Bartholomew)
Aloysiana, Aloysia
Isabellina
Isabellita
Iosefina (as ee-oh-sef-ee-na)
Capitolia
Capitolina
Columbiana
Kaligenia, Caligenia
Kazimiera
Oliviera
Olimpiana, Olympiana
Panagiota
Theofania, Theophania
Valenciana
Angeliana
Marianella
Honoriana
Cardinalia
16 Aralık 2012 Pazar
Nicolai
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Nicolai is the Scandinavian and Slavic form of the Russian boys name Nikolai, said the same, with only the c and k changed. This baby name means "people of victory," a very symbolic name, but can also be roughly translated as "victorious people" or "victor of the people." The origin is the Greek name Nicholas (Nikolaus), but Nicolai puts a fresh spin on an old favorite, updating it with a new nickname: Nico. Niklaus/Niclaus and Nikolaus/Nicolaus are two other rare variants, and Niccolai is an alternate spelling. The spelling Nikolai currently ranks at #641, Nicholas at #42, Nickolas at #551, Nicolas at #168, and Nikolas at #473. This spelling, Nicolai, remains unranked, and a total of 47 boys were given the name in 2011, which is down by 13 boys from 2010 and down 12 from 2009, but up quite a bit overall.
Good old St. Nick, who's favorite holiday is just over a week away, is still the most famous namesake. He was a 4th century Greek bishop of Myra, patron saint of Russia and Greece, and a handful of various cities. He was also patron saint of children, merchants, archers, thieves, pawnbrokers, students, wolves and sailors, depending on what country. His reputation for secretly giving gifts made him the inspiration for Santa. We just missed his feast day, which was December 6th, but we all know he's celebrated at Christmas time anyway. Maybe my memory is a little fuzzy of my childhood, but I remember at one point telling my mom I knew Santa wasn't real and that it was actually Saint Nicholas, but he died a long time ago, and that she was the one putting gifts under the tree.
Art by Susan SealsNicolai is the Scandinavian and Slavic form of the Russian boys name Nikolai, said the same, with only the c and k changed. This baby name means "people of victory," a very symbolic name, but can also be roughly translated as "victorious people" or "victor of the people." The origin is the Greek name Nicholas (Nikolaus), but Nicolai puts a fresh spin on an old favorite, updating it with a new nickname: Nico. Niklaus/Niclaus and Nikolaus/Nicolaus are two other rare variants, and Niccolai is an alternate spelling. The spelling Nikolai currently ranks at #641, Nicholas at #42, Nickolas at #551, Nicolas at #168, and Nikolas at #473. This spelling, Nicolai, remains unranked, and a total of 47 boys were given the name in 2011, which is down by 13 boys from 2010 and down 12 from 2009, but up quite a bit overall.
Good old St. Nick, who's favorite holiday is just over a week away, is still the most famous namesake. He was a 4th century Greek bishop of Myra, patron saint of Russia and Greece, and a handful of various cities. He was also patron saint of children, merchants, archers, thieves, pawnbrokers, students, wolves and sailors, depending on what country. His reputation for secretly giving gifts made him the inspiration for Santa. We just missed his feast day, which was December 6th, but we all know he's celebrated at Christmas time anyway. Maybe my memory is a little fuzzy of my childhood, but I remember at one point telling my mom I knew Santa wasn't real and that it was actually Saint Nicholas, but he died a long time ago, and that she was the one putting gifts under the tree.
Jessamine
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Jessamine (JESS-ah-meen, JESS-uh-min, JESS-uh-myne - take your pick, though the first is most accurate), thankfully, has been getting attention in recent years. I credit that to baby naming websites that have message boards, but who knows. Jessamine is the archaic French, medieval English, and Persian for "jasmine." Variants included Jessamy and Jessamyn. Jessamyn West was an American Quaker and writer best known for The Friendly Persuasion in 1945. Another famous Jessamyn West is a librarian and blogger. Most recently, the name was picked for the main character of the TV show "New Girl." Like Clary, she's also a character in a Cassandra Clare series which is rapidly gaining popularity. Nicknames can range from Jessica's "Jessie" or "Jess," to Jasmine's "Minnie," or "Jessa," or "Mina." The plant has a remarkably nice fragrance and cute star-shaped flowers.
In 2011 there were only 8 girls named Jessamine, 7 named Jessamyn, and none named Jessamy. In 2010 there were only 6 girls named Jessamine. Please, someone, snatch this up and use it!!
Jessamine (JESS-ah-meen, JESS-uh-min, JESS-uh-myne - take your pick, though the first is most accurate), thankfully, has been getting attention in recent years. I credit that to baby naming websites that have message boards, but who knows. Jessamine is the archaic French, medieval English, and Persian for "jasmine." Variants included Jessamy and Jessamyn. Jessamyn West was an American Quaker and writer best known for The Friendly Persuasion in 1945. Another famous Jessamyn West is a librarian and blogger. Most recently, the name was picked for the main character of the TV show "New Girl." Like Clary, she's also a character in a Cassandra Clare series which is rapidly gaining popularity. Nicknames can range from Jessica's "Jessie" or "Jess," to Jasmine's "Minnie," or "Jessa," or "Mina." The plant has a remarkably nice fragrance and cute star-shaped flowers.
In 2011 there were only 8 girls named Jessamine, 7 named Jessamyn, and none named Jessamy. In 2010 there were only 6 girls named Jessamine. Please, someone, snatch this up and use it!!
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
12 Aralık 2012 Çarşamba
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
11 Aralık 2012 Salı
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Babies named a strange thing
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This list of strange baby names is exactly why I don't advocate the popular advice to use any name you love. It's good advice, for sensible people. Call me harsh, call me too opinionated, I don't care. I'm pretty sure all of the names listed have indeed been used on real babies, as scanning through this list was like going through the SSA's extended list a second time. If not, it's just a gentle reminder of what's really out there, kind of like a warning - "think twice before you use Shadiamondd." Not all the names here are bad, but you can definitely point out those that make you do a double-take.
Atticus
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Atticus (AT-ik-uss) has been gaining popularity recently, thanks to Atticus Finch, the well-named main character of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. (My theory is that some parents searching for a literary name thought of this first, as almost all high schools require reading this.) Mr. Finch was a strong enough character to change the law community as a fictional role model for lawyers. His character in the 1962 film adaptation was voted the "greatest hero in American film."
However, there are other notable people named Atticus, dating all the way back to 112 BC. Titus Pomponius Atticus may have been the first namesake, an ancient Roman philosopher/author, one of two ancient philosophers with the name. Around the same time, Herodes Atticus was a rhetorician, and later namesakes include Archbishop Atticus of Constantinople, Saint Atticus (5th century, Armenia), musician Atticus Ross, and actor Atticus Shaffer.
In the literary world, authors Greg Rucka, Ron Hansen, Cicero and Kevin Hearne have used Atticus for characters. Some may even recall a rock band called Atticus. In recent years, two celebrity couples have used Atticus for their child - Casey Affleck & Summer Phoenix, and Daniel Baldwin & Isabella Hoffman.
Atticus simply means "man from Attica" in Latin, a place in ancient Greece which contains Athens. (Note: Athens is the capital, so name sites that list Atticus as meaning "from Athens" are incorrect.) However, it has long been associated with intellect and intelligence. Atticus broke back into the U.S. top 1000 in 2004 and now ranks at #462. The last time it ranked was in 1881, at #875.
Other high school English class names coming into fashion include Gatsby, Harper and Darcy.
However, there are other notable people named Atticus, dating all the way back to 112 BC. Titus Pomponius Atticus may have been the first namesake, an ancient Roman philosopher/author, one of two ancient philosophers with the name. Around the same time, Herodes Atticus was a rhetorician, and later namesakes include Archbishop Atticus of Constantinople, Saint Atticus (5th century, Armenia), musician Atticus Ross, and actor Atticus Shaffer.
In the literary world, authors Greg Rucka, Ron Hansen, Cicero and Kevin Hearne have used Atticus for characters. Some may even recall a rock band called Atticus. In recent years, two celebrity couples have used Atticus for their child - Casey Affleck & Summer Phoenix, and Daniel Baldwin & Isabella Hoffman.
Atticus simply means "man from Attica" in Latin, a place in ancient Greece which contains Athens. (Note: Athens is the capital, so name sites that list Atticus as meaning "from Athens" are incorrect.) However, it has long been associated with intellect and intelligence. Atticus broke back into the U.S. top 1000 in 2004 and now ranks at #462. The last time it ranked was in 1881, at #875.
Other high school English class names coming into fashion include Gatsby, Harper and Darcy.
7 Aralık 2012 Cuma
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Eirawen & Gwyneira
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These two Welsh beauties both mean "snow white," from the elements eir, "snow," and wen, "white." Neither was used in the U.S. in 2011 (or ever, I'm certain). White Pages tells me there are no living people in the U.S. named Eirawen and only 4 named Gwyneira. Eirawen is pronounced EYE-rah-wen, Gwyneira is pronounced gwin-EYE-rah. The South Wales pronunciation for Gwyneira is gwin-AY-rah, and a lesser used spelling is Gweneira. The girl's name Eirwen also means "snow white" in Welsh. Eirwen is AYR-wen in South Wales, and IYR-wen in North Wales. The Old Norse female name Eir belonged to the goddess of healing, and the name meant "mercy, healing." Eira is also used in Finland, Norway and Sweden. Eirawen was given to a character in the video game Mabinogi, and except for this, both names remain extremely rare.
These two Welsh beauties both mean "snow white," from the elements eir, "snow," and wen, "white." Neither was used in the U.S. in 2011 (or ever, I'm certain). White Pages tells me there are no living people in the U.S. named Eirawen and only 4 named Gwyneira. Eirawen is pronounced EYE-rah-wen, Gwyneira is pronounced gwin-EYE-rah. The South Wales pronunciation for Gwyneira is gwin-AY-rah, and a lesser used spelling is Gweneira. The girl's name Eirwen also means "snow white" in Welsh. Eirwen is AYR-wen in South Wales, and IYR-wen in North Wales. The Old Norse female name Eir belonged to the goddess of healing, and the name meant "mercy, healing." Eira is also used in Finland, Norway and Sweden. Eirawen was given to a character in the video game Mabinogi, and except for this, both names remain extremely rare.
Aspen
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Aspen is a name we're all familiar with, whether from Aspen, Colorado, the name of the tree, or as a baby name. Aspen trees are known for shaking, quivering or fluttering in the breeze. As such, the bark has been used to treat palsy. They are also known for their heart-shaped leaves and rich fall color. The Colorado ski resort, on the other hand, is known for being very high class. Spell it Aspyn or Aspin and the name goes from seeming high class or nature-y to low class and trendy. The general public has continued to use Aspen as a female baby name, currently #519 after an up/down period on the top 1000, but it has not ranked for boys. There were 57 boys named Aspen in 2011, compared to 558 girls. If you can look past the unfortunate first syllable, this name might be for you.
Aspen is a name we're all familiar with, whether from Aspen, Colorado, the name of the tree, or as a baby name. Aspen trees are known for shaking, quivering or fluttering in the breeze. As such, the bark has been used to treat palsy. They are also known for their heart-shaped leaves and rich fall color. The Colorado ski resort, on the other hand, is known for being very high class. Spell it Aspyn or Aspin and the name goes from seeming high class or nature-y to low class and trendy. The general public has continued to use Aspen as a female baby name, currently #519 after an up/down period on the top 1000, but it has not ranked for boys. There were 57 boys named Aspen in 2011, compared to 558 girls. If you can look past the unfortunate first syllable, this name might be for you.
Clary
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There's a lot of fuss over Clare/Claire and Clara/Claira, but Clary (KLAIR-ee) first caught my eye when news came that Adele had a baby, and Clary was the name of the father's ex. I'm still not sure what Adele named her baby, but Clary remains a fascinating name. It is a variant of Claire, meaning "bright, clear, famous" and is the name of the clary sage plant, a member of the mint family known for thriving in adverse conditions. Clary has also been used as a surname, some from the Irish surname McClary, others from being herb-sellers or living near places where clary sage grew. One such namesake was Desiree Clary, the ex-fiancee of Napoleon. She became queen of Sweden and Norway as the consort of King Charles XIV John
Claire has a good deal of variants that some are not familiar with. Claritza, Claribel, Clarice, and Clarette stand out, as well as Clary, which may have started as a nickname. There is also a possibility Clary was its own name, used since medieval times like other y-ending names, or from the Old English word sclarea. There were no girls named Clary born in the U.S. recently.
There's a lot of fuss over Clare/Claire and Clara/Claira, but Clary (KLAIR-ee) first caught my eye when news came that Adele had a baby, and Clary was the name of the father's ex. I'm still not sure what Adele named her baby, but Clary remains a fascinating name. It is a variant of Claire, meaning "bright, clear, famous" and is the name of the clary sage plant, a member of the mint family known for thriving in adverse conditions. Clary has also been used as a surname, some from the Irish surname McClary, others from being herb-sellers or living near places where clary sage grew. One such namesake was Desiree Clary, the ex-fiancee of Napoleon. She became queen of Sweden and Norway as the consort of King Charles XIV John
Claire has a good deal of variants that some are not familiar with. Claritza, Claribel, Clarice, and Clarette stand out, as well as Clary, which may have started as a nickname. There is also a possibility Clary was its own name, used since medieval times like other y-ending names, or from the Old English word sclarea. There were no girls named Clary born in the U.S. recently.
30 Kasım 2012 Cuma
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Fenella
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As I often find myself saying on this blog, here's a name you don't hear every day. The lovely Fenella is an acquired taste, but enchanting once you consider it. Fenella is the (Scottish) Anglicized version of the Gaelic name Fionnuala, meaning "fair shoulder/white shoulder," which has ties to Fiona. I could only find a few namesakes - British actresses Fenella Fielding and Fenella Woolgar, and radio presenters Fenella Fudge and Fenella Kernebone. Fenella Paton was a British radical who "emphasized with working mothers" and helped push along the birth control movement. In history, Fenella (Finnguala) was the daughter of Cuncar of Angus in the 10th century, and legend has it she was responsible for killing the King of Scots after he killed her son. In mythology she was the daughter of Lir, who was turned into a swan by her step-mother, and wandered for 900 years until the spell was broken. This became the subject of Thomas Moore's "The Song of Fionnuala."
It features in just a few fictional works as well. Fenella Feverfew was the name of a character in The Worst Witch, Fenella Scarborough was a character created by Nancy Werlin, and Diana Wynne Jones used the name in The Time of the Ghost. The Fate of Fenella was also an experimental novel inspired by J. S. Wood that appeared in a weekly magazine, and was written by several different authors. Supposedly, the name was first used with this spelling by Sir Walter Scott in Peveril of the Peak in 1823.
There were no babies born in 2011 named Fenella, nor for the past few years that I've checked. Its cousin Fionnuala, however, had 7 births in 2011, and its other cousin Finola had 9 births. White Pages tells me there are 128 living people named Fenella in the U.S. Choose Finella, Finola, Fionnuala, Finlea, or Finelia, and the meaning will stay the same.
If you're wondering why this name might sound familiar, it might be because of the plant fennel, of which licorice is made. While you ponder that, also consider the nicknames Fen, Ella, and Finn. This is a name I'm very excited to share, and I really love it. I hope someone else will love it enough to use.
It features in just a few fictional works as well. Fenella Feverfew was the name of a character in The Worst Witch, Fenella Scarborough was a character created by Nancy Werlin, and Diana Wynne Jones used the name in The Time of the Ghost. The Fate of Fenella was also an experimental novel inspired by J. S. Wood that appeared in a weekly magazine, and was written by several different authors. Supposedly, the name was first used with this spelling by Sir Walter Scott in Peveril of the Peak in 1823.
There were no babies born in 2011 named Fenella, nor for the past few years that I've checked. Its cousin Fionnuala, however, had 7 births in 2011, and its other cousin Finola had 9 births. White Pages tells me there are 128 living people named Fenella in the U.S. Choose Finella, Finola, Fionnuala, Finlea, or Finelia, and the meaning will stay the same.
If you're wondering why this name might sound familiar, it might be because of the plant fennel, of which licorice is made. While you ponder that, also consider the nicknames Fen, Ella, and Finn. This is a name I'm very excited to share, and I really love it. I hope someone else will love it enough to use.
29 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
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We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Attention Twilight fans: Is Twyla the baby name for you?
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Forget Renesme, forget Bella, and pick Twila or Twyla. Twila is the more obvious spelling when "honoring" Twilight, Twyla less obvious and more Twyla Tharp (American dancer and choreographer). Both are English, meaning (obviously) "twilight." It can also be from Old English, meaning "twill," or "two ply, double thread." The name Twyla was used as a character in Zenna Henderson's novel Pilgrimage. It was most popular in 1964 at #751, and only ranked between 1925 and 1965, so consider this a vintage name. Twyla was used 28 times in 2011, and Twila was used 27 times, so each spelling is equal in usage, legitimacy and popularity.
Kellan (Kellen)
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Kellan has been getting some attention as a baby name in the past few years due to the "Twilight" character Emmett Cullen, played by Kellan Lutz, pictured above. (This and Twyla will probably be the only times you'll ever hear me mention anything Twilight related on this blog - or anywhere else for that matter, so I figured I'd better put them close together.) He's had some other good roles other than "Twilight," in the movies "Arena" and "Immortals." There are also 5 American football players named Kellen.
Kellan is a variant of the Gaelic name Kellen, meaning "slender." It currently ranks at #363, and rose quickly over the past few years from it's starting point at #882 in 2007.
Kellan has been getting some attention as a baby name in the past few years due to the "Twilight" character Emmett Cullen, played by Kellan Lutz, pictured above. (This and Twyla will probably be the only times you'll ever hear me mention anything Twilight related on this blog - or anywhere else for that matter, so I figured I'd better put them close together.) He's had some other good roles other than "Twilight," in the movies "Arena" and "Immortals." There are also 5 American football players named Kellen.
Kellan is a variant of the Gaelic name Kellen, meaning "slender." It currently ranks at #363, and rose quickly over the past few years from it's starting point at #882 in 2007.
28 Kasım 2012 Çarşamba
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
27 Kasım 2012 Salı
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
26 Kasım 2012 Pazartesi
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Parents with a sense of humor
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A few things have inspired this post. 1) The STFU Parents blog, and some other no longer running blogs dedicated to bad baby names. 2) Reading through the weird names at the bottom of the SSA extended list. 3) Going over odd names in my head. Or rather, names with not-so-great meanings, such as Claudia and Perdita.
Here are some names, how many babies were given the name in 2011, and my commentary. This list could go on for days, so I'll just stick with boys names for now.
Gowtham, 6 - not sure what to make of this, but it seems definitely related to Gotham city
Nation, 11 - skip the fictional city name and go with Nation...after all, your kid IS their own nation
Granite, 6 - they loved their granite counter so much they named their son after it
Cable, 8 - like Granite, they loved their cable TV so much...
Thang, 31 - that thang you do...
Gohan, 17 - this one may not be obvious to some, so look up "Dragon Ball Z"
Gambit, 5 - similar to Gohan, you might need to know about the X-Men to appreciate this
Cape, 6 - instead of naming it Gambit or Gohan, Cape will do just fine, so they can grow up wanting to wear a cape...or they might visit Cape Cod
Trig, 35 - trigonometry was hard, but maybe having Trig as a name will help?
Cartel, 6 - a new spin on profession names, but who wants their kid to run a drug cartel?
Couper, 14 - a cross between Cooper and the French word coup
Cougar, 6 - a nice animal name and all, but I hope his middle name isn't Hunter
Newt, 5 - a name with history, yes, but also the name of a little black salamander
Chaos, 7 - yes, children can be chaotic, but no need to make it their name
Breaker, 10 - just like Chaos, children break stuff, but it isn't their finest quality, so skip it as a name
General, 15 - I'm sure they intended it to be like the military title, not the phrase "in general"
Choice, 6 - kind of like Chance, but it certainly wasn't the baby's choice for a name
Gamble, 6 - like Choice, these parents took a gamble on their son's name, but hopefully their son doesn't pick up a nasty gambling problem later in life
Tuff, 36 - he won't be tough enough unless we name him tough spelled wrong
Clever, 7 - let's hope he's clever enough to own his name, so to speak
Carion, 5 - one less R than carrion, as in "the decaying flesh of dead animals"
Gorge, 6 - another word name gone wrong, "to engorge" means to swell up
And my favorites today: Cristofher, 6, and Christofher, 6. Obviously if you added two spaces it would become "Christ of her/Crist of her."
How about you? Have you seen any name that make you wonder what the parents were thinking, or names that made you laugh?
Here are some names, how many babies were given the name in 2011, and my commentary. This list could go on for days, so I'll just stick with boys names for now.
Gowtham, 6 - not sure what to make of this, but it seems definitely related to Gotham city
Nation, 11 - skip the fictional city name and go with Nation...after all, your kid IS their own nation
Granite, 6 - they loved their granite counter so much they named their son after it
Cable, 8 - like Granite, they loved their cable TV so much...
Thang, 31 - that thang you do...
Gohan, 17 - this one may not be obvious to some, so look up "Dragon Ball Z"
Gambit, 5 - similar to Gohan, you might need to know about the X-Men to appreciate this
Cape, 6 - instead of naming it Gambit or Gohan, Cape will do just fine, so they can grow up wanting to wear a cape...or they might visit Cape Cod
Trig, 35 - trigonometry was hard, but maybe having Trig as a name will help?
Cartel, 6 - a new spin on profession names, but who wants their kid to run a drug cartel?
Couper, 14 - a cross between Cooper and the French word coup
Cougar, 6 - a nice animal name and all, but I hope his middle name isn't Hunter
Newt, 5 - a name with history, yes, but also the name of a little black salamander
Chaos, 7 - yes, children can be chaotic, but no need to make it their name
Breaker, 10 - just like Chaos, children break stuff, but it isn't their finest quality, so skip it as a name
General, 15 - I'm sure they intended it to be like the military title, not the phrase "in general"
Choice, 6 - kind of like Chance, but it certainly wasn't the baby's choice for a name
Gamble, 6 - like Choice, these parents took a gamble on their son's name, but hopefully their son doesn't pick up a nasty gambling problem later in life
Tuff, 36 - he won't be tough enough unless we name him tough spelled wrong
Clever, 7 - let's hope he's clever enough to own his name, so to speak
Carion, 5 - one less R than carrion, as in "the decaying flesh of dead animals"
Gorge, 6 - another word name gone wrong, "to engorge" means to swell up
And my favorites today: Cristofher, 6, and Christofher, 6. Obviously if you added two spaces it would become "Christ of her/Crist of her."
How about you? Have you seen any name that make you wonder what the parents were thinking, or names that made you laugh?
25 Kasım 2012 Pazar
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
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