(Baby)names (1 Viewer)

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++

Rubbish, he royally screwed up and everyone knows it.

It's Ashlee Simpson btw

wow Emma! Never say Jessica to Ashlee

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++
to be honest it sounds a bit dirty to me

yeah

Like a piece of the woman body

 

[swag]

++ [ originally posted by Andy ] ++
Nobody is using Clytamnestra? Hmmm, wonder why...

Maybe because Clytamnestra is the name of a person in ancient Greek mythology who killed her own husband, Agamemnon, in an attempt to get revenge for her daughter's death? Or maybe because of other obvious reasons...

The syllable count for one. The high risk of public mispelling and ensuing embarrassment for another. The risk of being sued by a pharmaceutical company over trademarks for a third.

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++
I've got a friend named Mars

Well Do you know Venus Williams?

Or the chocolate bar (snack) Mars :lick: mmmm

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by fabiana ] ++
I think its so cheesy when people name their kids after countries or cities, like America, Bolivia, Paris, etc

Paris ok...but the rest? :s

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by Hydde ] ++
Te extraño popina :down:


I want my daughter to be "Daphne" i think it sounds sexy =)
or "Loretta".


if is a male,, he surely will not have my own name

Daphne is lovely

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++


yes

like zlatan's idea to caal his child Zlatan Jr.

i don't like that idea...So if you call him (for example) would you really say: ".....(fill in the name) Junior, luch time!!!"?

 

[€lke]

I like Vitoria too
I know ViCtoria...but Vitoria is better

 

[vitoria_Ally]

++ [ originally posted by €lke ] ++
I like Vitoria too
I know ViCtoria...but Vitoria is better

Vitoria is a portuguese name, pretty nice and not such common like Victoria

 

[Elnur_E65]

Hmm... are the roots different for Vitoria and Victoria?

 

[vitoria_Ally]

++ [ originally posted by Elnur_E65 ] ++
Hmm... are the roots different for Vitoria and Victoria?

No, that's the same name but in different languages.
Like Victoria (English) and Wiktoria (Polish) - the same name, different spelling.

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by vitoria_Ally ] ++


Vitoria is a portuguese name, pretty nice and not such common like Victoria

portuguese lovely

And it's nice that it's not so common

Do you like it yourself?

 

[vitoria_Ally]

++ [ originally posted by €lke ] ++


portuguese lovely

And it's nice that it's not so common

Do you like it yourself?

It's a nice name, but I'm a little bored by it, I use it for so long

 

[#10]

Boys:

Anthony
Cameron

Girls:

Issabella
Oilivia
Sophie

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by vitoria_Ally ] ++



It's a nice name, but I'm a little bored by it, I use it for so long

what would you like to have instead?

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by John #10 ] ++
Boys:

Anthony
Cameron

Girls:

Issabella
Oilivia
Sophie

do you mean Olivia? Or really Oilivia?

 

[vitoria_Ally]

++ [ originally posted by €lke ] ++


what would you like to have instead?

It doesnt bother me that much in real life, since vitoria is my just my nick name on the forums

 

[Ramin]

++ [ originally posted by €lke ] ++


Daphne is lovely

Sounds like dafty

 

[€lke]

++ [ originally posted by Ramin ] ++


Sounds like dafty

And what does that mean?

 

[Bjerknes]

++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++


The syllable count for one. The high risk of public mispelling and ensuing embarrassment for another. The risk of being sued by a pharmaceutical company over trademarks for a third.

Yes, that's fairly reasonable. But it still "sounds" like a cool name.