Pick a baby name

monkeysnapper

Mary for a girl

David for a boy

Smidge

For a boy:
Tristan
Conleth

For a girl
Muireann
Neila

eyescreamcone

Harison Apollo


Freya
Aurora
Summer
Isabella

eyescreamcone

Larianne wrote: »

I realised what that meant only last week. Bit slow me.

I think 'Hero' for a boy would be deadly.

"Hero?"
"That's me!"

"and when a hero comes along ..."
Mariah


That's it call him Mariah

vamos!

mojopolo wrote: »

Caílte (or Modern Irish Caoilte)

In Irish mythology he was a nephew of Fionn mac Cumhail. He could run at remarkable speed and communicate with animals, and was a great storyteller. I believe Caílte was a cousin of Oisín.

Spelled as Caoilte I like this, but I don't like the old Irish spelling. Most people aren't great with fadas and the poor child would be called lost?

Also, I like simple names Emily, Jack and the likes. I also love French names for a girl Amelie, Anais, Amandine, Claudine

FairytaleGirl

1ZRed wrote: »

Why would you want to name your child after a potato disease?

I have literally no idea what youre talking about :eek:

Smidge

Hey OP........

Is this a competition?
Will you tell us if you name the baby after one of the suggestions??

Also, is there a prize?:D

homeless student

danny dyer's chocolate homunculus

Boscoirl

Smidge wrote: »

Also, is there a prize?:D

you get one of the Children he doesnt need anymore

poeticseraphim

It.


Or cutie pie..

Sasha...Anoushka...Seraphima ...Серафима..in Russian( pronounced Serafima)..Seraphina they both mean buring serpent or angel.

Varuska or Varinka....it means foreign or strange....

Julia ....Juliana...

Pick a name from Shakespeare. Or a book.

Sorcha16

Fora if it's a girl, Forum if it's a boy

Smidge

Boscoirl wrote: »

you get one of the Children he doesnt need anymore

CK75

Cornelius, Corny for short.

Alousius, Al for short.

Horatio, Hore for short (haaaaaaa!)

Sebastian, er......... Sebastian yer dinners ready............ :eek:

All lovely names :pac:

Max Power

Cormac for a boy and Niamh for a girl.

Japer

Siobhan ...Shove-on your knickers, your mothers coming.

n.b as someone with a sibling in Australia with an Irish name ( not Siobhan ) , she says she often wishes she had an easier to spell name, which non-Irish people would know how to pronounce / spell.

Kwiecien

Sprog for a boy

Sprogette for a girl

ballsymchugh

cee-jay.

he/she can abbreviate it when they're older

Dr Turk Turkelton

How about a nice strong boys name like Cuchulainn.

Your welcome.

Sinfonia

Special Agent Oso wrote: »

My kids at the moment are called Aidan and Chloe and we dont know what we are having next.

Zoe, because it rhymes with Chloe.

Or Nadia, because it's Aidan backwards.

Sinfonia

Japer wrote: »

n.b as someone with a sibling in Australia with an Irish name ( not Siobhan ) , she says she often wishes she had an easier to spell name, which non-Irish people would know how to pronounce / spell.

Indeed, my friend Aoife lives in London, where she has been referred to in the past as 'Oof'.

Sar_Bear

Girls :

Grace
Sarah
Catherine/Kate
Jessica
Ellen
Effie

Boys :

Eoghan
Andrew
Jack
Liam

Vicar in a tutu

Rudy for a boy, Rudy for a girl:)


Or lucky for a girl

MrCreosote

Asia Piper McIntosh for a girl. Ticks all the boxes

-good trendy, aspirational names
-normal word pronounced unusually (Ah-See-Ah)
-Non-name used as name
-Excessive use of forenames
-McIntosh fulfills the "Surname-as-forename" criterion

Double-barrel the surname and it's perfect.

Jimoslimos

meoklmrk91 wrote: »

It would seem that some say it is as St. Abigail was the patron saint of beekeepers and Deborah is Hebrew for bee.

Thought that was St. Mologa, or maybe that's just an obscure Irish patron saint.

Girl
Jenna
Bree
Asia
Sasha
Belladonna
Cytherea

Boy
Ron
Peter

beks101

I quite like Hebrew names. Have one myself

Naomi, Sara, Ariella for a girl.
Eden, Alex, Isaac for a dude.

Wacker The Attacker

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Little Johnny

Bit late for that

Pherekydes

eyescreamcone wrote: »

Summer

For a baby to be born in November?

eyescreamcone

Pherekydes wrote: »

For a baby to be born in November?

It's always Summer somewhere !!

Duggy747

Hans Gruber

At least if the baby grows up to be a villain it'll have a cool name.

De Hipster

chatterpillar wrote: »

That's like me saying I'm going to call my child David, pronounced Jack.

Seriously, where the hell are you getting sin-in from Seanan?

It's clearly the Whesht Caaarrlk version.

9959

Boombastic wrote: »

After the place it was conceived in like all the ccelebs

Kilmuckridge

paperclip2

rainbowdrop wrote: »

Haven't read the whole thread, but has anybody suggested Chlamydia yet?

I think it's a lovely name for a little girl.....

But Sally is easier to spell

How about Jezebel for a girl?

Annasopra

I like the names
India
Fiona
Valerie

for a girl

9959

I predict 'Cassandra'.

dr strangelove

And 'Danger' for a middle name - your child will love you forever.

phelixoflaherty

Ving

Remmy

Philixmanger

Cee-Jay-Cee

Roisin
Holly
Aoife

Mark
Austin

--Kaiser--

Agamemnon

Conall Cernach

dr strangelove wrote: »

And 'Danger' for a middle name - your child will love you forever.

Or "Wait For It" if I'm allowed to steal a joke from How I Met Your Mother.

Corcaigh84

FairytaleGirl wrote: »

I have literally no idea what youre talking about :eek:

He bolded the relevant part. I found it amusing anyway.

Jimoslimos

9959 wrote: »

I predict 'Cassandra'.

I don't believe you.

Annasopra

thefloss wrote: »

He bolded the relevant part. I found it amusing anyway.

Blythe/Blight

It wasn't that amusing

getz

girls names,magdalena,lacey,anastasia,

SandyRamp

Weeshie for a boy

Brunhilda for a girl

DyldeBrill

Egor, Ernest, Vern, Fintan

A1 names

cofy

Boys Names
Cian
Donnacha
Sean

Girls Names
Emer
Maebh
Aine

kincsem

Jocelyn or Imogen.

wilkie2006

Girls:
Brid, Peig, Nuala, Biddy.

Remember though, some 90% of women with these names turn out to be bitter widows with tight, cruel mouths.

Boys:
Pato, Himself, The Bull, Bossman, Tayto.

wilkie2006

Sinfonia wrote: »

Indeed, my friend Aoife lives in London, where she has been referred to in the past as 'Oof'.

Maybe it's just when she sits on some young fella's chest?