So DH and I really like unique names. Our faith is important to us so I wouldn't mind using a biblical name. I know some names may turn you off by sounding 'too made up'. Any suggestions for a biblical name with a twist or one that is not heard of often?
Need idea's for a DS or DD... Thanks!
Re: Biblical names with a twist?
Boys: Saul, Solomon
Girls: Shiloh, Moriah
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Levi, Asa, Israel for a boy
Selah for a girl
Boys: Asher, Cain, Gideon, Jethro, Malachi, Oren, Salem, Tobias, Titus, Silas
Girls: Dinah, Genesis, Carys, Keilah, Mesha, Rissah, Selah, Zelah, Ada, Amariah
Elijah/ Elisha, and Malaquis (spelling?) for boys
Sari, Ruth, Magdelana for girls
Sorry I can't think of others that aren't the typical Matthew, Mark, Luke, John!
Girls: Mahala/Mahalia, Selah, Noa, Salome, Samara (one of my favs)
Boys: Abraham (not as popular these days more Abrams), Bartholomew, Ebenezer (Ben), Ephraim, Jericho, Phineas, Zedekiah.
Malachi for a boy (Mal-a-ky)
Damaris for a girl
Elijah
Rebecca
Sampson
Delilah
Luke (classic name but not used much)
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Boy:
Ezra
Ezekiel
Malachi
Zacheus (sp? I'm drawing a blank)
Solomon
Gideon
Girl:
Naomi
Selah
Miriam
Ruth
My son is Gideon Joseph. The next boy will be Ephraim James. I also love Ezekiel but we dont care for the nick name Zeke.
For girls I love Selah, Shiloh and Honor. Unfortunately my husband says no celebrity baby names.
The one that comes to mind is the one we want to use for our little boy's middle name. It is Makaiah. Pronounced Mah-kai-uh. It is spelled Micaiah and is Hebrew - it means "one who is like God"...
I agree with pp about Shiloh and Moriah - great names.
There's also... Bethany, Mara, Abigail, Damaris, Dinah, Hannah, Jael, Leah, Salome, Selah, Talitha
For boys: Micah, Asher, Levi, Benjamin, Boaz, Darius, Ezra, Isaac, Jonah, Jude, Malachi, Silas, Saul
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I'll like you for always,
As long as I'm living my baby you'll be.
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Boys: Micah, Malachi, Boaz, Ezra, Nehemiah, Josiah, Reuben, Titus
Girls: Bethany, Miriam, Tabitha, Damaris, Naomi, Mara, Esther, Susanna(h)
I'm trying to talk DH into Ephraim James for our second contender for a boy, but he's not going for it. I love that name.
We named our LO Selah. I love Karis, too. (Greek for "grace.")
Love Ezekiel for a boy. Also a big fan of Micah and Amos.
I have a friend who just named her little girl Moriah. Her other DD is Abigail. She wants 5/6 kids and told me they will all have Biblical names. I think it's really neat!
Boy: Zechariah, Aaron, Seth, Emmanuel, Ezekiel, Joel, Amos, Jonah, Micah, Isaac, Isaiah, Jedidiah, Josiah, Obadiah, Philip, Solomon, Titus, Jeremiah
Girl: Susanna, Tabitha, Ruth, Miriam, Naomi, Esther, Moriah, Bethany, Claudia, Deborah, Joanna, Leah, Lydia, Martha, Phoebe
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My all time favorite non-traditional Biblical name is Eden, with Selah as a close second. DH vetoed Eden though. I really wanted Eden Joy.
For a boy, my favorite non-traditional Biblical name is Canaan.
I like Phineas-Phinn