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Joy was my nana’s name and I said that whether we had a boy or a girl, I would really like the middle name to be Joy as she meant such a lot to me. We weren’t sold on Rudy until about a week before I had him, but it’s been on my boys’ list for a while and was definitely around when I had Gene. All the girls’ names I really like, my husband didn’t! If he’d been a girl he probably would have been Robyn Joy. 
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Every parent wishes for their child to have good luck, fortune, fate, and destiny. We wish for them to lead a charmed life so why not bestow upon them a name that will set them up for that life.
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Photo by Kamaji Ogino on Pexels.com Origin: YorubaMeaning: "my joy is full."Gender: unisexPronunciation: I-yo-ME-koon The name is composed of the Yoruba words ayọ̀ (joy); mi (my) and kún (full). A common short form is Ayo. Sources https://yorubaname.com/entries/Ayomikunhttps://findaname.wordpress.com/2009/07/22/a-to-z-of-yoruba-names/
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Photo by Andrew Wilus on Pexels.com Origin: CornishMeaning: "happiness; bliss; joy."Gender: feminineloh-WEN-ah The name comes directly from the Cornish noun meaning "happiness; bliss; joy." It is sometimes spelled Lowenna to reflect the true pronunciation. Sources https://www.behindthename.com/name/lowenna/submittedhttps://www.cornwalllive.com/whats-on/family-kids/most-popular-baby-names-cornish-1953943http://members.ozemail.com.au/~kevrenor/cfnames.htmhttps://nameberry.com/blog/cornish-baby-nameshttps://www.britishbabynames.com/blog/2011/04/cornish-names.htmlhttps://www.cornishdictionary.org.uk/?locale=en#lowena&sln=kw
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Names with great meanings have never been more appealing than they are right now. We've rounded up 200+ of the best baby names meaning love, hope and more!
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Baby names that will be fitting for the biggest blessing in any new parent's life.
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Isaac means laughter, and we just really wanted a happy, laughing baby, and sure enough we got him.
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Happy feast of the Annunciation, one of my favorites!! It seems a perfect day to share again my list of names inspired by the Joy Mysteries of the Rosary! Not only are there a bunch of names in my post, but the comments!! Definitely be sure to read them -- the Santa Nomina readers are…
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Who doesn't want a life full of good luck and happiness? Here are 15 baby names that mean "lucky."
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Many parents want a name with an inspiring meaning. If you are one of them check out these 10 names which mean 'lucky.'
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Soon-to-be parents should put these cheerful and happy baby names on their list. They're sure to be the perfect choices for your little boy or girl.
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A name with a solid meaning is always in style. Whether a religious meaning is ideal for your family or one of hope is perfect after a tragedy in your life, meanings are very personal and entirely subjective. But one meaning that is incredibly versatile, one that almost everyone agrees is a wonderful one, is “happy.” That’s why I’ve pulled together some of my favorite names that mean “happy” for your cute little bundle and the happiness and joy that your child will bring. Before we get started,
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Photo by Maria Orlova on Pexels.com Origin: YorubaMeaning: "joy fills the house."Gender: masculinePronunciation: I-yo-KOON-ley The name is composed of the Yoruba words ayọ̀ (joy) kún (fill, complete, add to) & ilé (house). Short forms are Ayo & Kunlé. Sources https://yorubaname.com/entries/Ayokunlehttps://medium.com/@ayocanada/hello-my-name-is-ay%E1%BB%8D%CC%80ku%CD%81nle%CD%81-53b1a26dc577https://www.behindthename.com/name/ayokunle
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Photo by DreamLens Production on Pexels.com Origin: Persian, Hindi خوشی ख़ुशीMeaning: "joy; happiness; mirth; delight."Gender: femininePronunciation: (KUSH-shee) The name is from the Hindi word ख़ुशी which means "joy; delight; mirth; happiness." It is a borrowing from the Persian word خوشی of the same meaning. Another transliteration is Kushi. Sources https://www.behindthename.com/name/khushihttp://hindi-english.org/https://www.babycenter.in/babyname/1155239/khushi#:~:text=Save%20to%20list,an%20Indian%20word%20meaning%20%27happy%27https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindustani_etymology
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Photo by Guilherme Almeida on Pexels.com Origin: YorubaMeaning: "I see joy; I found joy."Gender: femininePronunciation: moh-RYE-o The name is composed of the Yoruba words mo (I), rí (see, find) & ayo (joy). Sources https://www.yorubaname.com/entries/Morayo
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~*~*~*~*~*~*~ It may sound like a cliche, but Christmastime has for many centuries been considered to be a happy, joyful time of the year: not only where we find joy ourselves, but when we wish goodwill to all men. And what's not to be joyful about? Families getting together
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Generally unisex Pronunciation: fkuu [ɸɯ̟̥́ᵝ.kɯ̟̀ᵝ] (on its own) Etymology and/or ways to write: This name is mainly written as 福 (fuku) meaning "good fortune, happiness, blessing, good luck." It can be combined, either by suffixation with a ku kanji, like 久 meaning "long time," 玖, referring to the number 9…
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Kiki, Sunny/Sonny, Allegra, Felix, Beatrice/Beatrix/Beah, Asher, Bonnie, Tate, Eden, Winston, Farah, Isaac, Felicity, Joyce, Joy, Gloria.
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With optimistic meanings like hope, light and happiness, these baby names represent better things to come.
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Looking for a baby name that means "happiness"? Here are some to get you started.
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If you're looking for baby name sthat mean fame and fortune, here is a list of so many cute options to choose from--take your pick
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Farhan is an Arabic male name meaning "happy, cheerful, merry", derived from the same root word as Farah; Farhan is also a surname originating from the given name. Origin: Arabic Female forms: Farhana (Arabic, Bengali) Farrah (Arabic) Farah (Arabic)
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