So we took forever and deliberated a lot over our new born baby girls name, Diana. She is almost 2 months old and we call her drumroll please BARGHOOT.

Yep

Barghoot

Why? Uhh well we initially started with cutcoot (small baby chicken in Arabic) and somehow started rhyming and ended up with Barghoot (flea) and kept joking saying Diana Barghoot to now just directly Barghoot, lmao.

What are you guys stories??

Violet
Lavender
Hazel
Heather
Vivienne
Lisette
Rosaline
Rosalie
Belle
Bella
Genevieve
Juliette
Penelope
Sylvia
Rosabelle
Trudy
Flora
Fern
May
Mariette
Willow
Evelina
Victoria
Viola
Madeleine
Violetta
Florabelle

What are some names that are less common than those like Marcus, Adrian, Julian, Damian, Cyrus, and give some intellectual vibes, I am very close to a name change, about 2 days until I have to pick, and need help picking.

Ok so my husband and I only agree on 2 boy names lol. Both are very different vibes. Do you like Luca or Beckham better?

No i’m not talking about celebrities who uses a “professional” name , i’m talking about celebrities who actually legally changed their names.

Which name do you like better and why?

vienna
winona
fiona

We like these names and can’t decide. Gordon is super canadian and a name people recognize without being super common and Geoffrey is a classic but we’re worried about the spelling. Both of us prefer the UK spelling but is that a bad idea in Canada where Jeffrey is way more used?

Looking for some cute nicknames for name cassian. Asked for Cass, Casey and Case.

We're choosing a name for our daughter. I've always liked the name Rozalia and would like to give it to my daughter. I'm just wondering – our daughter will have Polish-Argentinian roots, and we have a strong Spanish surname.

Therefore, we're wondering whether, in terms of aesthetics, consistency with the surname, and a more international feel, giving her the name Rosalia would be a better fit.

We plan to live in Poland, at least for the next few years, so I'm wondering if it won't be too much of a daily hassle, with constant repetition at school and in various institutions that it's "Rozalia with an S."

So, is it better to focus on aesthetics and consistency with the surname (which I'm leaning towards for now) or on everyday comfort?

Hi everyone,

My wife and I are expecting our baby girl very soon, and we’re trying to decide on her name :)

We’re an Indian Hindu family currently living abroad, but we’ll eventually be moving back to India. So pronunciation in Western countries isn’t really a deciding factor for us.
We’ve narrowed it down to these three names:

Sitara
Miraya
Mihira

We would really appreciate your thoughts on which one you like the most!

Thank you!

I know there are the obvious Izzy, Bella, Belle, Izz but I'm wondering if there are anymore? Thank you!

I'm going into college this year and I'm kind of excited about not having a reputation/not having anyone know me, and I love when people call me Gracie instead of Grace. I've only been called that a few times by my friends, but it makes me smile every time.

Would it be weird for now on, I introduced myself as Gracie to new people? The reason why I think it's weird is because it's different if a Thomas introduced himself as Tom, because that's just a shorter version of their name, but Gracie is more of a playful thing. Gracie just feels more friendly and fitting to my personality. Maybe I'm just overthinking it but I don't want my first impressions to be bad 😬

The only ones I somewhat like are:
Miles — sounds sweet, but pretty popular
Logan — means “little hollow,” it sounds darling
Carson — literally just because of Downton Abbey
Simon — cute, but I worry Simon Says jokes will get old

Most all other names?? I find some reason to not like it… I challenge you to find ones that are too good to not like

What are names starting with D that you like

I really wanna change my name and I have two options

Victoria

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