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Laney916Laney916 member
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Looking for help making combos (middle names don't have to be from the list. I don't like Marie, Lynn, Faith, Jade, Faye, Grace, Dawn, or Jo for girls or Michael for boys) and add more names to the list. Please don't change combos I've already made unless otherwise noted.

I love classic and vintage names that aren't too common (ideally, FNs would be outside the top 200, but I'll consider something in the 150-200 range, depending on how much I like it).
I'm of Irish, Latvian, Scottish, and Scandinavian heritage, so that's a plus, but not required. I like a lot of international names in general too, as long as they're easy to spell and pronounce.

I hate BNOGs and almost all "unisex" and "gender-neutral" names for girls, but more flexible for boys. I'm also not a fan of a majority of trendy, modern names or anything made up or misspelled.

I also can't use Morrigan because it's my niece's name.

Last name will be Fleming.

Boys:
Dmitri James
Lachlan Elliott
Callum Raymond (not set on Raymond)
Eamon Francis
Ronan Jesse
Rhys Alfred
Abram Vincent
Conrad
Louis
Raphael
Francis
Hugo
Sidney
Robin
Clarence
Stanley
Walter
Frederick
Riley
Henrik
Magnus
Phillip
Tobias
Malcolm
Douglas
Jensen
Sage (most likely a MN)
Clayton
Warren
Oscar
Tennyson
Spencer
Taylor
Franklin
Reid
Harvey
Augustus
Horatio
Alfred
Tanner
Casper
Marcus
Sullivan
Maurice
Corbin
Donovan
Rory
Julius
Aubrey
Desmond
Noel
Soren

Girls:
Lilia Genevieve
Freya/Freyja Rose
Vera Josephine (not set on the MN, so open to more suggestions)
Irena Judith
Maeve
Evelina
Daphne
Bridget
Lorelei
Dahlia
Susanna Audrey
Zoya (Russian form of Zoe. I'm not a fan of Zoe, but I love Zoya because of the Danielle Steel novel)
Zora
Rosalie Maeve
Tessa
Thea/Theodora/Dorothea
Georgiana/Georgianna/Gia/Georgia
Vada
Aviana
Ingrid
Fiona
Sylvie/Sylvia
Estella
Odette
Wilhelmina
Giselle
Danica
Saoirse
Greta
Lyra
Adele/Adela/Adelaide/Adelina/Adeline
Matilda
Eleanora
Delia
Viviana
Ada
Louisa
Gabrielle
Ksenia Violet
Phoebe
Cecily
Vanessa
Rowena
Tatiana
Serena
Imogen
Harriet
Ruth
Camille
Talia
Lucinda/Lucille/Luciana
Nadia/Nadine
Zinnia
Viola
Florence
Liv
Rhiannon
Niamh
Ramona
Eve
Julianna/Juliana/Julie (Julie would be a nickname if I used it, not the full name)
Winifred nn Frida (open to just Frida on its own though)
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Re: Name suggestions

  • meggymemeggyme member
    Wow, those are both long lists. I’d work on narrowing down what you already have before you add more. Fwiw, I also like classic but not necessarily popular names and I have a Jacqueline Deanna and a Lucille Helen. Middle names are both family names.
    DD1: June '16 DD2: March ‘19 :::: Married since 2011 :::: USN Wife ::::
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  • paytonpedropaytonpedro member
    TLDR; Holy wow your lists are huge! How many kids do you plan on naming? Lol. I would follow the suggestion of pp and bring us back a narrowed down list. Lol. Good luck!
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  • mb0112mb0112 member
    Of your combos I like Vera Josephine, Rosalie Maeve, and Eamon Francis with your last name. Others that I like as first names from your lists are Ruth, Louisa, Bridget, Rory, Ronan. I like Frederick and Fiona but not a fan or first name/last name alliteration. I agree with pp that the lists are very long. You probably could easily cut a lot of names off if you listen to your gut on which ones you love and which ones don't give you that same feeling. 
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  • winterviolethopewinterviolethope member
    I like Rhys for a boy… it’s my son’s middle name.
    Sylvie is my favorite of your girl names 
    Me: 36 DH: 36
    Married: October 2011
    DS: January 2016
    DS: May 2019
    #3: April 2022
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  • turtletaylor0522turtletaylor0522 member
    I love a lot of your names, but maybe try to narrow it down to about 6 or 7 first names then adding middle names. I saw Riley on your list. We are naming our son Riley. It works really well for my grandfather and it’s been “easy” talking about the baby with the name. Like I just couldn’t talk about my baby referring to him as “Scott” or something like that. “Riley” works for us! Think of adults with the names you like. Imagine your child having business cards in the future. Think of your kid functioning with different careers. College professor, author, politician. How does the name work in these cases?
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  • maple1422maple1422 member
    Clayton Reid and Georgia Odette
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