Anna’s twins

B/G or G/B

Annabel & Rupert.

Lucy & Rupert.

Rowan & Juniper

Abraham (Abe) & Evangeline  (Eva)

Henry & Flora

Henry & Lillian

Arizona & Washington

G/G

Lucy & Annabel.

Beatrix & Annabel.

Ruby & Jane.

Alice & Jemima.

Josephine & Philippa- Josie & Pippa or Poppy & Pip.

Flora & Milly/ Sally

Flora & Margaret (Maisie/Meg)

Beatrice & Augusta

Poppy & Esme

Annabel & Katherine (Anna & Kate)

Eibhlin & Orla

Cordelia & Beatrice (Cora & Bea) (Delia & Bee)

Eleanor & Frances

Frances & Juniper

Philippa & Rosamund (Pippa & Rose)

Rosamund & Seraphine

Willamine & Zelda

Zelda & Anne

Caroline & Wren

Violet & Araminta

Araminta & Cecily

Rosa & Isobel

Cecily & Rosa

Katherine & Rosemary (Kate & Rose)

Rosemary & Cordelia (Rose & Delia)

Cordelia & Adele

Cora & Maude

Harriet & Theodora (Harriet & Thea)

Jemima & Cecily

Georgina & Lillian (Nina & Lily)

Romilly & Lucia (Milly & Lucia)

Jessamine & Leonora (Mina & Nora)

B/B

Emmett & Harvey

Cato & Barnaby

Rupert & Theodore (Ted/Theo)

Abraham (Abe) & Bartholomew (Bart)

August  & Bede

Milo & Edward  (Ned)


10 Responses so far »

  1. 1

    sarah said,

    September 29, 2009 @ 7:24 am

    im not a fan of the american state names. arizona, washington, montana, dakota etc etc etc.

    i love josephine and phillipa tho. that combo just really really appeals to me. and i love the nicknames josie and pippa for them!

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  2. 3

    sarah said,

    September 29, 2009 @ 7:37 am

    hehe actually i think dakota is quite cute on a cat! just not so much on a baby. lol. im not big on chloe as a baby name either. it makes me think of cats too.

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    • 4

      babynamelover said,

      September 29, 2009 @ 7:49 am

      especially cause it means friend. Chloe thats interesting have you meet a cat Chloe? Charlie makes me think of a dog lol.

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  3. 5

    sarah said,

    September 29, 2009 @ 7:56 am

    hehe i have known several cats named chloe. my nana and grandad had one, my old neighbours in methven had a chloe cat. grandma used to have a siamese cat named annika (pronounced anna – kah not ah-knee -ah)

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    • 6

      babynamelover said,

      September 29, 2009 @ 9:10 am

      Which is the right way to say Annika? Siamese cats are cool! Dakota was “kissing” Oli before hehe. I never heard of a cat called Chloe before :) let alone two :)

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    sarah said,

    October 13, 2009 @ 7:08 am

    i dont know what the right way to say annika is.

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    • 8

      babynamelover said,

      October 13, 2009 @ 7:38 am

      I don’t either I will have to investigate :)

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    • 9

      Sophia said,

      October 15, 2009 @ 8:10 am

      I know a girl called Annika and she pronounces it un-ee-kuh, but kind of more flowing if you get what I mean. That’s the German way to pronounce it. I really like that pronounciation :)

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      • 10

        babynamelover said,

        October 15, 2009 @ 8:44 am

        Ooh Un-ee-kuh is pretty :) thanks for sharing :) My Mum’s best friends grand daughter is Anika there second is due December.


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