Need a Baby girls NAME that goes with the name, IAN?
A letter-jumble of the name is Ian is Nia (which could be pronounced NEE-uh or NIGH-uh Ideally, when you have a two-syllable first name and a two-syllable last name you should have a one-syllable middle name to balance them all. Thus; something like Nia Bree Garsis? I also like Nia Brynn, Nia June, Nia Gail, or Nia Dawn. Good luck! :)
I need girls name that go with the middle name Kelly?
I don't know if I'm having a boy or girl yet. We can't seem to come up with any girl first names but I want the middle name to be Kelly. I like a few names but don't have a favorite. What do you think of these? Plus any suggestions you have would be great. Arianna Kelly Hannah Kelly Sheridan Kelly They just don't seem to flow...any suggestions would be welcome!
What are some Hindu girl name starting with "Su"?
Below are some modern Hindu names with beautiful meanings for baby girls:Subhasini: one who is soft spokenSuchi: RadiantSudarsana: A person who is beautiful inside-outSudiksha: Another name for Goddess LakshmiSuditi: Bright, shiningSuhana: a woman with charming personalitySuhashini: one with beautiful smileSumana: a good-natured personSumedha: IntelligentSuniti: one who with good moralsSurangi: a colorful womanFor more name ideas, you should check out this list: 2086 Traditional And Modern Hindu Names For Girls
What are some of the best Muslim names for girls?
There are many!When naming someone you either chose a name with a beautiful meaning, or chose a name, a Nobel personality once had.So here's a few names:Maryam ( The women who has been chosen above women of all nation.)Asiya ( The Nobel and patient wife of a tyrant and unjust ruler)Khadijah ( First love of the Prophet SAW, Patron of Islam, Mother of Fatima RA, An advisor to the Prophet SAW)Aisha ( Most beloved wife of Prophet SAW)Fatima ( Most beloved daughter of the Prophet SAW)
What are some authentic Tamil names?
This is not about my name but my Daughter’s. I love my Language Tamil, so I was so specific that I wanted to name my kid that is purely tamil in native and a very short one so that others won’t short it further.Her name is Megha (Tamil: மேகா)Meaning: Girl with beauty like Lush Green Garden/Valleyபொருள்: அழகிய சோலையைப் போன்றவள்மே+ கா = மேகா… (மே-அழகிய , கா- சோலை)மே => மேன்மை, மேல்கா => சோலை, காத்தல்To know more about Tamil Characters & its Characteristics visit this link in my blog explaining beauty of Tamil and what we can mean with just single Characters.Refer this blog (புதுமையான தமிழ்ப் பெயர்கள் போட்டி) or more Lovely names. In reality, refer the comments than the article… :)Other links areதமிழ்ப் பெயர்கள்valaitamilArulakam (அருளகம்)During name hunt for my daughter, I found more interesting names which I’ll document and share later.
Unusual Names for Girls?
I've been keeping a list of my top names, as well as my top "unusual" names. These are some that I like. Which ones do you like and dislike? Can you offer any suggestions to the list? - Aveda - Eden - Jovana - Abria - Nahla - Jacinda - Adiah - Iva - Adelie - Olesa - Kalena - Anya
What are some Mandarin Chinese girl names?
An easy approach for English speaking forigners:First, find yourself a last name. Look up in a dictionary for a character who matches the sound or meaning of your last name, and see if it has a defination like "Used as a family name". Say, Goldman can be 古 or 金, Smith can be 史(or 铁, if you want to sound really masculine...), and 石 will be apply for Stone.Then, think of a first name. If your original name can be translated elegantly into one or two characters, just use it. Say, 莉雅 for Lea, 琳达 for Linda: you may not want to adapt to a name that sounds entirely different from your English name.You can also play some tricks, like, Roxie is normally translated as 洛克茜, but 罗曦 or 洛榭 will be much better in both nativieness and meaning.I'd make some examples: Caley Linden (which is, by standard translation,卡莉·林顿) can be 林珂黎, or similarly 蔺嘉礼 and so on, and Andrea Downing(standard translation 安德莉亚·唐宁) can be 董安瑞, or you can invert first and last name to get 安铎霖, etc.If you your name is unluckily not fit for transliterating, like Natalia or Pablita, either choose the syllabus you like or just blur the pronouncation...If you are confident in your Chinese, there're three more ways: 1)take a name based on only a part of your name, or translate your name in a whole, like those British Hong Kong governers: Governor of Hong Kong (see their names in the table).2)translate your name only by meaning.3)invent a name regradless of your original one. Use components of the names of those historical figures you admire, or get one from 《诗经》、《楚辞》or any other classical works. Say, 希声 from 大音希声，大象无形； 荷衣 from 制芰荷以为衣兮，集芙蓉以为裳；琇莹 from 有匪君子，充耳琇莹，etc.And do not forget to give the whole name to a native speaker, and let him or her read it aloud for a several times! Even when a name seems perfect, there can be problems. There's the famous joke “史珍香”(which means sweet treasures, but sounds exactly the same as "excrement is good smelling"), and I've seen a fiction character whose name is 旌烨(means effulgent banners, I don't even want to mention what it sounds like).============But still I think you should go to a Chinese friend for help...