Anadilya or Anadilia is a Spanish name very commonly used in Guatemala where my husband is from and a female family name. I did not intentend it to be Anadelia.Maybe I should have clarified that we are using Spanish names above. All of which except Nova are.
I'm not sure what behind the name is. These are all legitimate names not made up. Anyway Briella is a form of American name Gabrielle. Nayeli(Na Yel E) means I love you and is a Native Indian name used in Central America and Mexico. Anadilya/Anadilia is also a Spanish name meaning independant. Nova is an American/Native American name.
I'm not sure what behind the name is. These are all legitimate names not made up. Anyway Briella is a form of American name Gabrielle. Nayeli(Na Yel E) means I love you and is a Native Indian name used in Central America and Mexico. Anadilya/Anadilia is also a Spanish name meaning independant. Nova is an American/Native American name.
Ifyou have Spanish or native heritage that's awesome. I would find using a heavily Spanish or native name very awkward if you are not connected to the culture.
@wassuphoes my children are considered half hispanic and they are of Mayan descent. @clairbear90 I see your point about the syllables. Some of them can be a mouth full.
Anadilya or Anadilia is a Spanish name very commonly used in Guatemala where my husband is from and a female family name. I did not intentend it to be Anadelia.Maybe I should have clarified that we are using Spanish names above. All of which except Nova are.
@wassuphoes my children are considered half hispanic and they are of Mayan descent. @clairbear90 I see your point about the syllables. Some of them can be a mouth full.
I think Nayeli is probably a little easier for Americans over Anadilya. I would puck either Nayeli, Nova, or Gabriella. names with the Brie sound (except for Brianna ironically enough ) are very trendy right now. Gabriella would be a less timestamped name compared to Briella.
Nayeli so long as you spell it this way. We had a little girl with this name in one of the Sunday school classes at church I taught and she was a hoot, so I have great associations with the name
I think I like Nayeli the best (spelled this way). I like Nova as well, but if you are of Latin descent, you might want to consider what "No Va" means in Spanish and if you think kids would tease her for that name. But otherwise, I like that name as well.
I voted for Nova, but I do like Starla, Briella, and Nayeli, too. I'm unfamiliar with Anadilya but if it's more common in your area I see no issue with it; it looks pretty
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Also, are you sure you don't mean Anadelia? Because I sure hope you're not spelling a name the mispronounced way on purpose.
I love Starla.
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Nova may be ok but I'm undecided.