Nyy’a would be so much prettier spelled [name_f]Nya[/name_f] or [name_f]Niah[/name_f], in my opinion. Synovia could be a possibly pretty middle name, though I don’t think I would even consider using these names.
[name_m]Reginald[/name_m] – how cool is the nn [name_u]Reggie[/name_u]? A guy named [name_m]Reginald[/name_m] was my cashier at [name_m]McDonald[/name_m]'s yesterday.
[name_m]Luciano[/name_m] – So hot but soft and sweet
Synovia – Sinovia would be very pretty
Zotoria – I love this sound
I quite like [name_f]Zakia[/name_f]/[name_f]Zakiyya[/name_f]. If they really want the short z’-kee-ah sound, I can sorta see why they’d do this. Instead of having people make the first syllable sound like [name_m]Zack[/name_m].
These are astonishingly similar to some of the names at my school. I know a
Raineisha
Kyozhane
[name_m]Prince[/name_m]
[name_m]Donell[/name_m]
Hawky
Keenyn
Olliecia
Te’[name_f]Kayla[/name_f]
Rossey
[name_m]Lynzie[/name_m]
Antaevious
Shyterria
Of course, there are also the usual names from the late nineties. I know about eight [name_m]Matthews[/name_m] and Christophers and a half dozen Emmas/Emilys and Ashleys.