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Most liked names

omyatari · 2009-05-01 12:27:01

Refering to the thread of Most hated names i was wondering what names folks DO like :) lets hear it.

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01-05-2009 1:27pm

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Refering to the thread of Most hated names i was wondering what names folks DO like

lets hear it.

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#2 01-05-2009 1:29pm
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Ice-cream. I don't care how often my son gets beaten up, I think it's worth it.

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#3 01-05-2009 1:30pm
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Aodhán and Fiachra for lads; Caoimhe and Niamh for girls.

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#4 01-05-2009 1:31pm
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Rod Fanni

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Ciarán
Alés
Cáit
Kasha
Beibhinn
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Oscar
Ruairí
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#6 01-05-2009 1:34pm
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Saoirse. But I'm a bit put off by shinner knackers giving their daughters that name (for those who don't know, it means "freedom").
I also really like Alex (for either gender - love "Lexie" for a girl) and Aidan.

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#7 01-05-2009 1:35pm
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Mrmoe wrote: »

Rod Fanni

he will either turn out an absolute loser or a legend. 50/50

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#8 01-05-2009 1:37pm
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Dionysus wrote: »

Aodhán and Fiachra for lads; Caoimhe and Niamh for girls.

Let me guess - you live in Greystones

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bertha-peaches -kylie -lala -trixie -charisma -jane-evangeline-evadne

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#10 01-05-2009 1:38pm
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john boy
john jo
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#11 01-05-2009 1:38pm
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I really like Ethan....and Grace.

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#12 01-05-2009 1:39pm
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omyatari wrote: »

he will either turn out an absolute loser or a legend. 50/50

I'm waiting to see what his ball skills are and whether he can whip one in from long range.

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#13 01-05-2009 1:43pm
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Leaving out the whole 'antichrist' thang, Damian's quite a good name.
Esp, if your last name begins with D.

Deborah for girls. Can't understand why it isn't used more...

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#14 01-05-2009 1:52pm
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Whosbetter? wrote: »

Leaving out the whole 'antichrist' thang, Damian's quite a good name.
Esp, if your last name begins with D.

Deborah for girls. Can't understand why it isn't used more...

well speaking Dutch for a native language, the word "Debiel" is to easaly linked to Deborah. but i wouldnt know why it is not used here

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#15 01-05-2009 1:53pm
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OMG I tewtally, loike, love these names. Seriously though, have you any idea what names like this will do to a kid's life/reputation?

PS: Start calling the dyslexia experts now.

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#16 01-05-2009 1:53pm
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omyatari wrote: »

well speaking Dutch for a native language, the word "Debiel" is to easaly linked to Deborah. but i wouldnt know why it is not used here

Say it in a Dublin accent, like you know what I mean, bud.

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#18 01-05-2009 1:54pm
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Whosbetter? wrote: »

Leaving out the whole 'antichrist' thang, Damian's quite a good name.
Esp, if your last name begins with D.

As long as you don't have a problem with your child being able to predict your own death

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#19 01-05-2009 1:55pm
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For girls i like

eve
amy
michaela
elaine
laura
sarah
emma

for boys
Jack (love it)
cian
cathal

none of your apple or romeo craic

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#20 01-05-2009 1:57pm
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midlandsmissus wrote: »

As long as you don't have a problem with your child being able to predict your own death

Ha! Could come in handy when planning life insurance policies.;)

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#21 01-05-2009 1:57pm
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Confab wrote: »

OMG I tewtally, loike, love these names. Seriously though, have you any idea what names like this will do to a kid's life/reputation?

PS: Start calling the dyslexia experts now.

Ruairí is a legend of a name!

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#22 01-05-2009 1:58pm
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for girls,
Ava
Lana
Caiomhe (but i'd spell it differantly )

for boys....
i'm clueless.

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#23 01-05-2009 2:00pm
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Hmm.. Lisa, John (must have the h).

Softer sounding names are good. I actually like my own name too, do people generally like or hate their own name?

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#24 01-05-2009 2:02pm
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omyatari wrote: »

for girls,
Ava
Lana
Caiomhe (but i'd spell it differantly )

for boys....
i'm clueless.

If Caoimhe is not 'caol le caol and leathan le leathan' (http://www.nualeargais.ie/foghlaim/caol.php) it wont look as good. It looks a bit D4 then.

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#26 01-05-2009 2:04pm
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omyatari wrote: »

well speaking Dutch for a native language, the word "Debiel" is to easaly linked to Deborah. but i wouldnt know why it is not used here

Think in Polish 'dobra' means 'good' though:)

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Dionysus wrote: »

Ruairí is a legend of a name!

AHA! We know what your name is now

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#28 01-05-2009 2:07pm
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Whosbetter? wrote: »

Think in Polish 'dobra' means 'good' though:)

Dobra can refer to:
Anica Dobra, a Serbian actress and singer

São Tomé and Príncipe dobra, a currency

Dobra Cajovna, a chain of tea houses in the Czech Republic and the US

Dobra, a Norwegian brand of vodka based on potatoes

Places in Europe

Austria
Dobra, a subdivision of the municipality of Krumau in Lower Austria

Dobra, a subdivision of the municipality of Pölla in Lower Austria

Dobra, a ruined medieval castle in Waldviertel

Dobra, a valley in the fields of Waldviertel

Croatia
Dobra (river), a tributary of the Kupa

Czech Republic
Dobrá, Frýdek-Místek, a village in the Moravian-Silesian Region

Germany:
Dobra, a neighborhood of Dürrröhrsdorf-Dittersbach in Saxony

Poland:

Dobra, Turek County in Greater Poland Voivodeship (west-central Poland)

Dobra, Łobez County in West Pomeranian Voivodeship (north-west Poland)
A number of villages, including:

Dobra, Lesser Poland Voivodeship (south Poland)

Dobra, Łask County in Łódź Voivodeship (central Poland)

Dobra, Zgierz County in Łódź Voivodeship (central Poland)

Dobra, Oleśnica County in Lower Silesian Voivodeship (south-west Poland)

Dobra, Masovian Voivodeship (east-central Poland)

Dobra, Przeworsk County in Subcarpathian Voivodeship (south-east Poland)

Dobra, Sanok County in Subcarpathian Voivodeship (south-east Poland)

Dobra, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship (south-central Poland)

Dobra, Poznań County in Greater Poland Voivodeship (west-central Poland)

Dobra, Silesian Voivodeship (south Poland)

Dobra, Lubusz Voivodeship (west Poland)

Dobra, Opole Voivodeship (south-west Poland)

Dobra, Pomeranian Voivodeship (north Poland)

Dobra, Police County in West Pomeranian Voivodeship (north-west Poland)
Four different municipalities called Gmina Dobra

Romania:
Dobra, Dâmboviţa, a commune in Dâmboviţa County

Dobra, Hunedoara, a commune in Hunedoara County

Dobra, a village in Şugag Commune, Alba County

Dobra, a village in Bălăciţa Commune, Mehedinţi County

Dobra, a village in Papiu Ilarian Commune, Mureş County

Dobra, a village in Supur Commune, Satu Mare County

Slovakia:
Dobrá, Trebišov, a village in the Košice Region (Trebišov District)

Spain:
Dobra, a river in the Amieva district of Asturias

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Jim/James.
Classic, yet Classless.:)

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Rob
Robbie
Bob
Bobby

and finally Roberta

The only names you ever need

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