| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 155.1 | Try this one | NONODE::CHERSON | Imagination tires before nature | Tue Jul 08 1986 11:56 | 4 |
| Well Roger, there's always the popular(maybe not in this country)name
Gila. I can't think of others right now, but that's a start.
David
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| 155.2 | here's one... | CADSYS::RICHARDSON | | Tue Jul 08 1986 12:49 | 6 |
| My Hebrew name is "Gevorah", which means "strong" (same as my English
name, Charlotte, means). I'll look up some more tonight, if I get
a chance. Personally, I wouldn't saddle an American child with
an unusual name like Gevorah unless you live in a very religious
community (my sister-in-law named her daughter Rina Batya, but where
she lives that won't be unusual...).
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| 155.3 | | APPLE::MATUS | Roger Matus | Tue Jul 08 1986 13:05 | 9 |
| I'm not looking for an overly religious name.
My 5-1/2 year old daughter's English name is Kira (Hebrew is Yakira).
I really believe that it is pretty, easy to spell and actually simple.
My wish is to find something equally as good.
Thank you.
Roger
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| 155.4 | Will she have the gift of gab? | WHICH::DIAMOND | | Tue Jul 08 1986 15:32 | 6 |
| I've always liked Gabriela. I'm not sure of the implications of
the name, but it sounds nice. I've known a couple Israelis with
this name. The nickname, Gabby, can be a little demeaning though.
Good luck and congradulations!
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| 155.5 | Try one of These... | TAV02::ALLIN1V2 | Le'Chaim | Wed Jul 09 1986 02:05 | 15 |
| Some more choices:
Gita (From Yiddish for Good)
Geulah (Redemption)
Gilah (Happiness)
Gevira (Strength)
Gali (Ocean Waves)
Hope these help.
Cb.
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| 155.6 | Different versions of same names | RANI::HOFFMAN | | Wed Jul 09 1986 19:39 | 6 |
|
Galya or Galit (wave) is, I think, more dignified than Gali...
Gavriella (Hebrew version of Gabrielle) has more panache...
-- Ron
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| 155.7 | God | 15748::POLIKOFF | Arnie Polikoff | Thu Jul 10 1986 11:30 | 7 |
| When she is a teenager you will be saying the following:
God, why don't you clean up your room.
God, get off the phone.
God, are you still eating.
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| 155.8 | some more... | CADSYS::RICHARDSON | | Thu Jul 10 1986 18:11 | 11 |
| How about:
Golda or Goldie (gold)
Geula (redemption)
Gevirah (kingly)
Gabriela (G-d is my strength)
Gila (joy)
Gada (happy/lucky)
Gafna (vine)
Galit (hill, mound, wave)
Ganit or Ganice (garden)
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| 155.9 | and more... | DSSDEV::DAVISON | | Thu Jul 10 1986 18:49 | 4 |
| How about Giselle or Glenda. I like the sound of Giselle, that's
all. I don't know why I like Glenda.
Glenn
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| 155.10 | Well, there's always grandma's name... | MYVAX::LSCHWARTZ | | Fri Aug 22 1986 13:13 | 4 |
| My grandmothers name before it was changed to Gertrude was Gazella
although it sounds corny to a lot of people, I kind of like it.
Otherwise, my more serious suggestion would be Galina (a Russian
name).
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| 155.11 | Didn;t see this yet | RICKS::KRAVITZ | Terrapin | Sat Oct 11 1986 18:13 | 6 |
| How about: Gail (or Gale)
My grandfather's second wife's grand-daughter's name, and many others'
I'm sure. The ivrit could be up to you.
Dave
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| 155.12 | Gabrielle | AKOV02::MATUS | Roger Matus | Tue Oct 21 1986 12:09 | 12 |
| Thank all of you for your help.
Natalie, big sister Kira, and I
joyfully welcome to the world . . .
Gabrielle Dawn Matus
October 11, 1986
6 pounds 15 ounces
Everyone is doing well and Gabrielle is a sheer delight.
Roger
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