| Title: | A list of All the BABYNAMES (shadow copy) |
| Notice: | BABYNAMES is now on-line and writable! Enjoy... |
| Moderator: | OASS::BURDEN_D |
| Created: | Tue Feb 13 1996 |
| Last Modified: | Fri May 30 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 996 |
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We are expecting our second child in December. We didn't have any
problem naming our first daughter, seems we never even got out of
"A" when we began listing names we liked for either a girl or a boy.
This time we know we are having a girl, suprise is not something my
husband is fond of, and have gotten a start at some names. I thought
I'd get some input on the names we've come up with so far and ask
for suggestions.
I am fond of names that are a bit unusual and my husband is much more
atracted to names that are not unusual. Makes agreeing very difficult.
Dad - Robert John Flatley
Mom - Sharon Ann Flatley
Daughter - Ashley Ann Flatley
Some ideas we've had so far:
Marisa (I wanted to name a boy Marick - Marisa is my way of turning
that into an approriate girls name)
Brenna
Meridith
Courtney
We gave Ashley my middle name, Ann. I don't feel any need to do that
again, unless Ann seems to be the best fit with the first name. I'm
looking at ways to avoid making a nickname out of the initials since
neither my husband or I are fond of nicknames.
One more consideration. My husband is of Irish decent and seems to
lean toward Irish names.
Looking forward to your thoughts!
P.S. When we were expecting Ashley we were advised by friends to keep
our choices for names to ourselves until after the baby was born.
According to our friends, people are less likely to respond unfavorably
to a name once it has already been bestowed. We followed that advice
with Ashley, but this time I'm really open to input and ideas.
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| 826.1 | Marisa Colleen | KYOA::CHANG | Thu Sep 03 1992 14:11 | 11 | |
Congratulations. I really like Marisa Flatley. It seems to match
well with Ashley, too.
For the other 3 names, Courtney Flatley doesn't sound good together
in my opinion, but the other two sound good. How about Marisa Colleen
Flatley. That would cover all bases! (re: initials and Irish). You
can also use Marisa Meridith Flatley. It would be similar to Ashley
Ann.
Good luck,
Chris
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| 826.2 | Ashley and Danielle? | AMCUCS::MEHRING | Fri Sep 04 1992 18:16 | 22 | |
How about Mariel? I think Marisa sounds more Italian than Irish. I
do like Meredith and Brenna though. I think something feminine sounds
best with Flatley... and the name Grace occurred to me as a middle
name option (although not with all of the below).
Other possibilities:
Ariel Flatley
Danielle Flatley
Nicole Flatley
Lauren Flatley
Amanda Flatley
Erin Flatley
Molly Flatley
Denise Flatley
Lydia Flatley
Monica Flatley
Good luck,
-Cori
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| 826.3 | alternate spellings | NASZKO::DICKSON | Fri Oct 02 1992 14:42 | 14 | |
If you do go with "Marisa", beware there are at least two
pronunciations: ma-ree-sa and ma-ri-sa. (I think the former
is the Italian spelling, and the middle syllable seems to
be stressed more in it.) Spelled "Marissa", you have only one
pronunciation: ma-ri-sa.
The latin derivation of Marissa is "of the sea". I beieve
Marisa is a variant of Mary--does anyone have an Italian
babynames book to check that??
--Andrea (Marissa's mom)
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