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Liebe Namensexperten, seit ein paar Wochen lese ich euren Blog und finde die Beiträge sehr spannend. Deshalb würde ich mich freuen, wenn ihr mir bei der 
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It’s time for Five-Name Friday! Here’s today’s request: My baby girl is due next month and I’m still on the hunt for an old, Germanic name for her that also works in Portugu…
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Maria and her German partner are expecting their second child, a sister for their daughter Sunniva. Maria wants a name which reflects both their heritages but finding a 'German' name they can both agree on is proving difficult. First time round, they finally settled on Sunniva -- a Scandinavian form...
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I know I have quite a few readers in Germany (hallo alles!) - perhaps you could give your perspective on this? It's no secret that I love obscure/archaic Germanic names, and there are lots of wonderful new ones in this post, like Amelot, Sedemay, and Elzebe. Anyway, all the best to the couple in their search!
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Update (and photo) and Baby Naming Issue: Could Hildegard Work as a Middle Name?
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I didn't read the original post at the time, but I'm so pleased they went with Alice Hildegard. Welcome to her and her brother, Tobin David.
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We agreed on Maisy early on, but my husband has deemed it too cutesy and not powerful enough.
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Her mother, my great -grandmother, was named Elwilda. I have never heard of anyone else with this name and also cannot seem to find its meaning either.
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I must tell you that you are the only website out of many that has it listed as ‘Elf Army’. I am curious where that came from? Every book that I have looked in and every other website has the correct meaning which is ‘Olive’ or ‘Olive tree’.
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Oh it's all a big jumble.
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Hi Jennifer, I was wondering what the name Alpherie meant. It was my grandfather’s name, and it’s not on your site. Do you know anything about it? Read more at http://www.babynames.com/blogs/alpherie/#6TPChHTc2zShJXzU.99
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