Ok. So we all hate made-up names, but try to think of names you’ve heard or seen that you think could be legit.
Here goes!
Brigidette- Modern version of [name]Bernadette[/name]?
Camlo- Streamlined [name]Camilla[/name].
Andover- For lovers of classic [name]Andrew[/name] and exotic [name]Evander[/name].
Maclara- Could be a fabulous Celtic name or bad blend of [name]Clara[/name] and [name]Makala[/name].
Ender- [name]Love[/name] it.
Kova/Cova- Simple yet unique.
Corleigh- Surname that could be used for first.
Critneigh- Personally don’t like, but a blend of fading [name]Brittany[/name] and [name]Courtney[/name].
I have more, but i’ll get to those later!
Fun post!
Cova/Kova is so pretty!
I’ll have a go. . .
[name]How[/name] about Kovielle nickname Kova?
or Kavielle nickname Kavi? Sort of like [name]Brielle[/name].
Savienne - combination of [name]Savannah[/name] and [name]Vivienne[/name]
Eveliese - [name]Eve[/name] and [name]Analiese[/name]
[name]Viera[/name] - moderization of [name]Vera[/name] and [name]Siera[/name]?
Katalya - combination of [name]Katya[/name] and [name]Natalya[/name]
… ha ha that was fun! LOL
S’more names!
Alibya- My baby cousin named her kitty this. Maybe too close to [name]Olivia[/name].
[name]Sora[/name]- This may be a real name, not sure! But it is way cooler than [name]Sara[/name].
Knoxden- I don’t like this, but I do know a baby named this…
Kender- Less girly [name]Kendra[/name]
[name]Elke[/name]- Met a little girl named this. [name]May[/name] be a name already…
[name]Malo[/name]- [name]May[/name]-low
Visa- Yes, like the credit card. Vee-za or Vee-sa.
Isler- Eye-ler. This is a little bit awesome. : )
Eljay- Like the letters LJ.
Viven- Sleeker [name]Vivien[/name].
YUP.
[name]Maeva[/name]/Mava
Isalen- Iz-uh-lin. Heard this at the park the other day…Not sure if it’s spelt like that or Isalynn. It’s kind of fun.
karen
July 29, 2009, 12:24pm
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[name]Iselin[/name] is a surname (I looked it up on google), and a town in New [name]Jersey[/name] (NJ pronounces it Ize-lin, eyes lin, I’ve also heard Ice-a-lin). No way of knowing how they spelled it though.
