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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici MARIE-JOSÉE signifie "Dieu ajoutera celle qui élève" en hébreu. Se fête le 19 mars (pour Josée) et le 15 août (pour Marie) Les sy... 
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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici LILIANE vient de lilium signifiant "Lys" en latin. Se fête le 27 juillet. À travers le monde Allemagne: Lili, Lilia Anglo-américa...
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If you like the sounds in Liliane, it's worth having a look at the list of variants here.
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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici TANAÏS forme française de Tatiana a plusieurs étymologies: _vient de tatius (nom d'un roi de légende, souverains des Sabins) en l...
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The rather lovely Tanaïs is like a love-child of Tanith* and Anaïs**, and apparently a French version of Tatiana, or a name for the Danube.
*http://appellationmountain.net/tanith-baby-name-of-the-day **http://celebritybabies.people.com/2013/07/10/marsha-thomason-welcomes-daughter-tallulah-anais
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Finding a good boy's name is a lot easier today than it once was, says Abby Sandel of Appellation Mountain, as she scans the newsiest names of the week for her Nameberry 9 feature, thus launching our week of boy name blogs, to commemorate our new...
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On a whim last night I made a wiki about the name blogger community on the thought that perhaps we need a comprehensive list of all the bloggers. This is something I've been thinking about for awhi...
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What a good idea! This appeals to the namebrarian in me, and I look forward to exploring the wiki more.
And good luck to Namingthefishes for Blogtober.
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The two-time Survivor contestant and his fitness blogger wife welcome their first child
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Welcome, Dominic! Sweet that he shares a syllable with his mother.
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My not-quite five year old has been on a naming spree lately. She’s obsessed with writing nametags for various creatures. So far this morning, she’s named the wooden rocking horse Soft Jr.
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Oh to be nearly-five and be able to Name All The Things. For all the best namey things from around the web and around the world this week, look no further.
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Love coffee? Here are some baby names just for you! Baby names for coffee lovers, inspired by the history of coffee.
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Une fée (du latin « fata », signifiant déesse de la destinée, féminin de « fatum », le destin) est un être imaginaire d’une grande beauté, capable de conférer des dons aux nouveau-nés, de lancer des sorts, de voler dans les airs et d’influencer le...
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This is certainly the week for fairy names: first Naming the Fishes* looked at fairy names in books, plays, films and television shows, and now here's a look at more traditional fairy names. And there's even more about Maeve**!
*http://namingthefishes.wordpress.com/2013/09/25/names-worn-by-fairies **http://nameisms.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/maeve.html
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Atticus Edward Peregrine- Caspar & Tilly Aurelia Autumn Ottilie Velvet- Sienna Cecily Isla Mary- Henry & Thomas What are yours? :) Link here: http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/births
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We all love the Telegraph birth announcements :)
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There's sweet Clare, vintage Clara, pretty Clarissa and Clarimond, a gothicly romantic name of medieval legend. Origin: The medieval name Clarimond started life as Claremunda, an Old Germanic hybrid.
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This week's name is a clunkily awesome Romance/Germanic love child. Wouldn't it be exciting to spot it in a birth announcement? I do admire the names with a similar feel mentioned here, too: Elissent, Eglantine, Diademia et al.
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Die am häufigsten vergebenen zweiten Vornamen von Kindern, die Lukas als ersten Vornamen haben sind Maximilian, Alexander und Paul.
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Lukas is very popular in German-speaking areas*, but have you ever wondered what the most popular second names for Lukas are? If so, look no further for some great solid combinations.
*Like Austria: http://blog.beliebte-vornamen.de/2013/08/babynamen-2012-oesterreich
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"It's not a big surprise that it has taken off in recent years, it fits the surname trend, the -son ending trend, the place name trend, the two-syllable trend, etc."
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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici JODY forme anglo-américaine de Judith vient de yehudit signifiant "La juive louée et félicité" hébraïque. Se fête le 5 mai. À tra...
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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici KALISTA vient de kalist signifiant "La plus belle" en grec. Les symboles de prédilection de ce prénom Les symboles n’ont ri...
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Pour rajouter un prénom qui n'est pas encore sur le blog, c'est ici YANNAEL forme bretonne de Jean vient de yohânan signifiant "Dieu est miséricordieux" en hébreu. Se fête le 27 décembre. À travers...
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Bonjour! Here comes a bumper crop of names from France, starting with a Breton-influence form of John.
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Welcome to the Name Bloggers Wiki This wiki, Name Bloggers, is a comprehensive list of all of...
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Here's the wiki that Namingthefishes set up. It's looking good so far, but more content always welcome, I'm sure.
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"We are overjoyed with the new addition to our family. We are madly in love with our little boy," the Franklin & Bash star tells PEOPLE. "He is healthy and just perfect - all we could ask for."
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Welcome, Dekker, brother to Ava and Michael!
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A compilation of names from BAs announced in this week's newspapers, including two national papers (Times, Telegraph) and a broad range of local newspapers from across England, Wales and Scotland. Sibling names are in brackets.
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This week's announcements include Frankie-Patrick, Spencer Willow, Sybil Sabrina Ernestine, and more.
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Elizabeth Street is an international collective of chic moms who know that life is best lived with style.
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Found via Appellation Mountain this week - bei nomi!
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M. writes: I actually wrote to you several months back about girls names, but felt solid on our boy name. Well, it's a boy--due any day now and I JUST REALIZED that Charles Preston sounds like Char...
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...does it sound like a particular famous name? Most voters so far think not.
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Abby Magnolia Aiden Dodge Andie Elizabeth Andrew Maddox Beatrix Kay Beckett Marlan Boone Alan Caleb Montgomery Chloe Serene Collier Elizabeth Daniel Fred Delilah Noelle Derek Sterling Dilynn Annali...
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And Rafael Harold, Rebecca Storm, and more.
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"Earlier this week my sister and I were discussing how "I" names can be hard to come by. There are some very popular ones (Isabella and variants), and some traditional ones (Isaac and variants), but once you get beyond those you tend to find either rare names (Iona, Isis, Iliad) or foreign names (Inigo, Igor, Ilsa)."
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"Here's a few suggestions that could hold their own with the distinctive Wolfgang and Tigerlily."
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I'm really enjoying this concept, and names like Snapdragon and (yay!) Oxford.
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Today we are looking at another Australian blogger; Ebony is still in high school, and has been working on Babynameobsessed for over a year. She covers names from popular culture, names from litera...
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Once again, WMTM does a great job of sharing the name-blogging love. Well done, Ebony, and long may Babynameobsessed continue!
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