Agh it is! Y’all we should clarify that these names are just for fun for a character, no hate to any of these names but we needed something a bit more out there!
I don’t mind it, but I think I would prefer [name_f]Elaine[/name_f] and [name_f]Olivet[/name_f] as sisters rather than Lainet which feels like a combination of the two names.
Your favorite from my new short list
Girls
- Julianne ‘jules’ Aster
- Sasha Viviane
- Anemone grace
- Prairie Genevieve
- Lilah Celeste
Boys
- Aaron Laith
- Jasper Henry
- Goerge Mathias
- Holland Oleander
- Brighton May
Is Makayla still a popular name?
- Yes
- No
- No but it’s still pretty
- Yes but it shouldn’t be
I’m sorry I had to vote for Birdbath [name_f][/name_f] I have no idea what it’s for, so I’m going with the one most out there imo.
@Oreobunn[name_f][/name_f] In my mind, it’s popular in the sense that there are a lot of Makaylas, but unpopular in the sense that it doesn’t feel expected on a baby. If that makes sense? I’d say it is more “common” than “popular,” as I associate names that are common with names that have been used a lot in recent historical times (IE [name_f]Jessica[/name_f] would be common, so would [name_f]Madeleine[/name_f], so would Ava), whereas popular names are ones that I would expect to see in an birth announcement (say [name_m]River[/name_m], [name_m]Henry[/name_m], Maeve). This could just be a me thing, though!
[name_f][/name_f]@Fabfitfun77[name_f][/name_f] [name_f]Olive[/name_f] is at the tippy top of my lists, but I also love [name_f]Olivet[/name_f] for a babe of mine! I love[name_f][/name_f] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m] for others, though.
WLF’s June Week 4 COTDs
Vote for your favorite meanings, (then vote for your favorite combos) and then we’ll see which combos win it all!!
Decided to start doing these weekly instead of monthly to reduce crowding
First vote for meaning:
- Happy and carefree honor of the damask rose
- The adviser who plays the lyre like a star
- Little healing bird
- Famous little lover of strength
- Ruler of the gift of roses
- Dark buttercup of the herb fields
- She who is healthy and prepared
- Beautiful shining bluebird of the water
Then vote for combos:
- Juveria Honorine Blythe
- Maeleth Andromeda Aster
- Etelka Peony Lark nn Etta
- Philomine Clelia Cosette
- Iarlaith Rosen Nathaniel
- Boglárka Darcy Rue
- Brynhild Eloisa Meabh
- Iara Belphoebe Bluebird
I always look forward to these polls because your combos have some of the most jaw dropping meanings, but this one takes the cake. I adore it so much
Is Annika to close to the name Danica?
- Not at all!
- Yes, but it could work!
- Too close
my name is Danica, I go by Dan most of the time though & I’m loving the name Annika for a little girl!
this is so cute & sweet!
It depends on how you’re pronouncing Annika. In this case I assume you are saying ANN-ih-kah? That would be too close for me sound-wise. But AWN-ih-kah would be fine I think.
ETA that the UH-nee-kah pronunciation would work too imo.
My June “Name of the Day” names
girls
- dot “dottie”
- ruth
- fiorella
- zinnia
- aurelia (x2)
- leilani
- dahlia
- kiele
- ottoline
- lilja
- katarina
- kerenza
- primrose
boys
- ronan
- soren
- jude
- peter
- cosmo
- kosmas
- kainoa
- simon (x2)
- reuben
- jamie
- joshua
Cleoanna is . . .
- an acceptable smoosh name
- weird but fine
- totally awkwardly and terrible
- only okay if it’s an honor name
- awesome!
- something else
Maybe slightly hard to say, but it works
- Amber Riley
- Amelia Jae
- Ashleigh Esme
- Ayla Rae
- Charlotte Jane
- Charlotte Mia
- Daya Michelle
- Imani Rose
- Imogen Cassie
- Isabella Charlotte
- Ivy Eloise
- Rachel Amber
- Tenley Marina
- Zelda May
- Asher Levi
- Carter Adam
- Chase Sebastian
- Eli Darren
- Elijah Samuel
- Everett Leo
- Ezra Mason
- Hudson Leo
- Hugo Chase
- Jamie Jack
- Jordan Jesse
- Josiah Jae
- Logan Alexander
- Noah Chase
- Reece William
- Sebastian William
Which names should I take a second look at?
- Elsie
- Maple
- Dottie
- Hazel
- Eva
- Freya
- Gracie
- Hattie
- Leia
- Pearl
- Avie
June NOTD’s
- Óliver
- Poppy
- Tibby
- Moriel
- Tyler
- Farrier
- Nikulás
- Sindre
- Robert
- Tsedef
- Yosef
- Blær
- Maeleth
- Shalom
- Akurrós
- Ernest
- Tiger
- Lyle
- Yehuda
- Bechor
- Koresh
- Tomasia
- Gabriel
- Léone
- Cyrus
- Malte
- Beatrice
- Pepper
- Grenadier
- Gitty
@readingreverie[name_f][/name_f] @halinka
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[name_f][/name_f]Thank you so much, you both are the sweetest [name_f][/name_f] I sometimes get a little stretchy with the meanings, so it warms my heart to hear you look forward to them!!
June NOTDs!
- Birdie
- Magnolia “Nola”
- Etta
- Louella
- Frankie
- Jerry
- Irwin
- Lewin
- Augustine
greek orthodox namedays of the week p4!! happy july everyone
- apostolia
- apostolina
- gervasia
- damiani
- mavrikia
- mavrika
- iouvenalia
- zoumpoulia
- yakinthi
- ianthi
- lampadia
- lampadina
- lykia
pronunciations!! i definitely recommend checking them this time because most of these are rather unintuitive!
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dh = the “th” sound, like in “these”
apostolia = ah-po-sto-LEE-ah
apostolina = ah-po-sto-LEE-nah
gervasia = yer-vah-SEE-ah
damiani = dha-myah-NEE
mavrikia = mav-ree-KEE-ah
mavrika = mav-REE-kah
iouvenalia = ee-ooh-veh-nah-LEE-ah or you-veh-nah-LEE-ah
zoumpoulia = zoo-boo-LEE-ah
yakinthi = ee-AH-keen-thee
ianthi = ee-AHN-thee
lampadia = lah-bah-DHEE-ah
lampadina = lah-bah-DHEE-nah
lykia = lee-KEE-ah
- apostolos
- apostolis
- tolis
- meliton / melitonas
- melitos / melitis
- gervasios
- damianos
- kosmas
- mavrikios / mavrikis
- iouvenalios / iouvenalis
- anatolios
- yakinthos
- lykios
- lykias
- satyros
- sisois
pronunciations
apostolos = ah-POS-to-los
apostolis = ah-pos-TO-lees
tolis = TO-lees
meliton = meh-LEE-ton
melitonas = meh-LEE-to-nas
melitos = meh-LEE-tos
melitis = meh-LEE-tees
gervasios = yer-VAH-see-os
damianos = dha-mya-NOS
kosmas = kos-MAS
mavrikios = mav-REE-kee-os
mavrikis = mav-REE-kees
iouvenalios = ee-oo-veh-NAH-lee-os or you-veh-NAH-lee-os
iouvenalis = ee-oo-veh-NAH-lees or you-veh-NAH-lees
anatolios = ah-nah-TO-lee-os
yakinthos = ee-AH-keen-thos
lykios = LEE-kee-os
lykias = lee-KEE-as
satyros = SAH-tee-ros
sisois = see-SAW-ees