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We have always felt like we hit it out of the park with Gwendolyn and I am now worried that Millicent is not up to the challenge.
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Karen is expecting her first daughter soon, a brother for Theodore. Karen writes: "We are both American, living in New York City. Big brother is Theodore James. We were surprised that there was another Theodore in his class of 12 children, and two more in his preschool (and anothe
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My son's name is seven syllables and 24 letters long — but here's the important meaning behind it.
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Choosing a baby name is serious business. Whether you know you want a name that starts with a certain letter or you want baby names with four syllables, it can be hard to find something you really love. (It's even harder if you have a partner who has…
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who gets the last word on how to manipulate syllables? Some random rule I’ve heard, or Lin-Manuel Miranda ?
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The Name Sage explores long and meaningful names for Carina s sister.
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we both have a wacky middle name or two (actually 3 in my husband's case)
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These four-syllable names will be sure to stand out from a crowd.
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The name comes directly from the English virtue word pertaining to the idea of self-control and self-constraint. The name is often associated as a Puritan name, and it did become popular in 16th-century England around the time of the Protestant Reformation, as well as in France, perhaps among Huguenot families, in the form of Tempérance.…
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My definition of a romantic name is something usually long, frilly, sometimes a little heavy and dusty or sometimes whispery and soft, a name I could imagine on a lady walking through a garden in Victorian clothes, or at a ball, dancing in pink, lilac, or blue.
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Do you like long names? Here are some four (or more) syllable names which are popular in the Nordic countries right now!
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Emma and Ava are in. Elizabeth and Jennifer are out. Data show baby names in the US have been shrinking for three decades.
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LUCY CAVENDISH reveals why she regrets naming her daughter - who everyone calls Sparkle - Ottoline and wonders if she can now change it.
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Some beautiful names with an Elven vibe! Ariadne A Greek name meaning most holy, Ariadne currently ranks at Number 773. Mythological names lend themselves to the Elven sound as does the spunky nickname Ari. Eirlys Eirlys, like many Welsh names, has a mystical fairy-like sound. Eirlys even means snowdrop, which would make for a great…
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Growing up, there were two other girls named Katie in my class, and I hated that my name wasn't more original. So when it came time to name my own daughters, I was adamant that their names shouldn't appear on any top 10 lists. My husband and I also b…
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Karl Friedrich, Prince Hohenzollern was born Karl Friedrich Emich Meinrad Benedikt Fidelis Maria Michael Gerold to Friedrich Wilhelm, Prince of Hohenzollern and Princess Margarita of Leiningen. He married Countess Alexandra Shenck von Stauffenberg.
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What’s in a name?
For one teenager from Chelsea, the answer is exactly 65 letters.
Yo Xing Heyno Augustus Eisner Alexander Weiser Knuckle
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Calling all lovers of exotic Princess-worthy names! Feast your name eyes and ears on these seven grand, gorgeous, and glorious C names for girls! Camellia Camellia has an exotic flare though it shares a similar sound to the much more popular Amelia. Camellia is a flowering plant was named for botanist Georg Josef Kamel. What…
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Elegant, elaborate, evocative, enchanted names for boys.
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Celebrity and other baby name news this week, including lucky names, festive names long names and names from the 90s.
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Many entries on this list are classic names, having been passed down from generation to generation.
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Messalina is an Ancient Roman cognomen, the feminine form of Messalla which may have been a corruption of Messana, the name of a city in Sicily (better known as Messina) which seems to have received its name from an ancient Greek town, Messene. Though the etymology behind the name is unknown, it has been linked to Greek mesos meaning "middle". Messalina is…
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In late 1946, a baby girl was born to Paul Henning of Denver, Colorado. He’d heard of a man in Seattle who had 17 given names* and, impressed, decided that his own daughter’s name shoul…
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I kind of hope they just go with Millicent. Such a good name.