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Amelia middle names

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Magic 3 letter girls names NZ

Mia….. Ava……. Eva.

Something appealing about those three short sweet sounds together. I want to cast a big vote for

UNA!

Or more to consider .

Ada, Aja, Ana, Ara, Awa.

Bea

Eba, Eda,Eia, Ela, Era, Eya

Ida, Ila, Ina,Isa, Iva

Koa, Kya

Lea

Moa

Nia

Ora

Rea, Ria,  Rua, Rya

Tea, Tya,

Ula, Ura,

Zia

Moa,

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Christchurch

BOYS
Henry August

Harry Bertram

Francis Luke

Frank Lewis

Harvey Patrick

Edmund Vaughn

William Cowan (1896)

Frank Vincent

Thomas Henry

Edward Florian

Thomas Fisher

James Edwin

Thomas Noah

Jabez William

Charles August

Christian Theodore Julius

Daniel Graham

Fabian Cosmos Dominc

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GIRLS

Inez Maud

Lillian Esther Louisa

Eleanor Marguerita Florence

Olive Martha

Alice Amy

Eva Eleanor

Tillah

Evelyn Alice Wilhelmina

Adeline Eliza Ann

Clytie Olive Mildred

Frances Maude Violet

Dorothy Hazel

Lillia Ann (1898)

Noni Margaret

Ruby Beatrice Ruth

Ruby Maud

Eva Pearl

Norah Lilly

Thurza Jane

Harriette Lillian

Urana Lucy

Joan Madeline

Neroli Blythe

Thea Naumai Louise

Amelia Ada

Helen Cornelia

Anne Honey

Emlie Evangeline Mary

Dora Eveline

Ellen Clara

Winifred Lucy

Alice Adelaide

Veda Vivienne

Ida Alice

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That much loved a ending- the more uncommon

Alba

Ada

Arla

Ashla

Betka

Cala

Cara

Clara

Clea

Cora

Dara

Dayla

Deja

Dora

Eda

Elsa

Fiona

Flora

Gala

Gaia

Haya

Hera

Ida

Ilka

Iona

Isa

Jala

Jora

Kaja

Kata

Kelda

Kenna

Kiska

Leda

Leya

Lina

Lotta

Lucia

Lyra

Mada

Mela

Marla

Mika

Moa

Nella

Neva

Nina

Nola

Nona

Oona

Olexa

Ora

Orla

Pabla

Palma

Pascha

Pia

Raja

Reva

Rhea

Rosa

Safa

Sala

Sela

Svea

Tara

Thea

Tora

Tula

Uma

Vala

Vega

Yara

Yeva

Zera

Ziva

Zola

Zora

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The beast- Anders Roslund & Borge Hellstrom

“She’s called Ida. She knows why, it’s because Marwin was so keen on that book about Emil and Ida. So her Mum and Dad figured her name should be Ida. It’s ugly. She thinks its horrid. Sandra is nice or Isidora. Imagine being called Ida.” (pg 6)

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Name for 21st December- Ida

English, German, Scandinavian, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Hungarian, Slovene, Ancient Germanic:

Derived from the Germanic element id meaning “work, labour”. This name was brought to England by the Normans, though it eventually died out there in the Middle Ages. It was strongly revived in the 19th century, in part due to the heroine in Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem ‘The Princess’ (1847), which was later adapted into the play ‘Princess Ida’ (1884) by Gilbert and Sullivan.

Though the etymology is unrelated, this is the name of a mountain on the island of Crete where, according to Greek myth, the god Zeus was born. (Behindthename.com)

The Baby Name Wizard

  • #4 in Denmark
  • #4 in Norway
  • #12 in Sweden
  • #54 in Germany

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Sibling for Willoughby

Alice, Arabella, Bedelia, Clementine, Clover, Cordelia, Daisy, Esme, Eleanor, Flora, Fern, Hazel, Hannah, Imogen, Ida, Iris, Josephine, Jemima, Juniper, Lucinda, Madeleine, Margaret, Nola, Olive, Poppy, Pippa, Polly, Penelope, Primrose, Rose, Sally, Stella, Shiloh, Matilda, Tallulah, Theodora, Thomasina, Violet, Zipporah, Amelia, Annora, Maude, Clara.

Arthur, Bertram, Bartholomew, Baxter, Bruno, Bramwell, Chester, Cassius, Cato, Dexter, Dominic, Emerson, Emmett, Elliot, Fergus, Felix, Gregor, Gulliver, Isidore, Jasper, Ned, Orlando, Quentin, Rupert, Rafferty, Samson, Toby, Thomas, Theodore.

 

Thoughts? Suggestions?

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Christchurch Press today

Was half price being Paknsave’s Cheap as Tuesday.

Births:

Freddy a brother for Lily

Deaths:

Bruce Douglas

Alexander Robert

Stanley Joseph

Bruce

Geoffrey

James Ritchie

Leo Ward

John James Patrick

Paul Frank

Charles Robert

Gordon Francis

Trent Cody

Quentin

Noel Joseph

Christopher

 

Janet Ida

Hilda May

Margaret May

Margaret Joyce

Joyce Lillian

Patricia Irene

Margaret

Winifred Jean

May

Patricia Maud

Joy Myrtle

Yvonne Margaret

Dora Winifred

Mary Evelyn

Hazel Isobel Florence

Doris Margaret

 

 

 

 

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Old fashioned names

Newton Calvert, Alastair George, William Valentine, James Leo, Wilfred Trevor, Sydney Randall, William Sidney, Basil.

Coral Rae, Martha Elizabeth, Thelma Evelyn Lucy, Delia Barbara, Dorothy Evelyn, Phillis Hilda, Francis Jane, Sadie Alia, Doris Kate, Ada Jane, Lily Maud, Alice Isabella, Rosemary Ann, Noeline Alice, Olive, Ida, Adah Elsie, Chantelle Roselene Margaret, Myrtle Alice, Viola.

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Top 100 Girls Norway 2008

Gosh these are so interesting!

1. Emma, 2. Linnea, 3. Thea, 4. Ida, 5. Nora, 6.Ingrid, 7.Julie, 8.Sofie, 9.Mia, 10.Anna.

How to say these ones? Vilde, Tuva, Hedda, Oda, Maja, Eline, Silje, Tiril, Mille, Ingeorg, Pernille, Synne, Live, Signe, Solveig, Evle, Mie, Iselin, Oline and Iben? can anyone help please?

Love/like these- Mathilde, Mina, Mathea, Johanne, Astrid, Caroline, Ada, Dina, Madelen, Henriette, Tilde & Helena.

Interesting: Ane is 53 whilst Anne is 82, Karoline is 43 whilst Caroline is 63, Isabella is 62 whilst Isabell is 97, Marie is at 21 (more common to me as a first name), Linnea is at 2 whilst Linea is at 64, Hanna 35/Hannah 36, Maja 31 and Kaja 52, Celine 42 whilst Celina 61, Mathilde 24 whilst Matilde 92 & Tilde 93, Helene at 29 whilst Helena at 99, Sofie 8 whilst Sofia 49.

Surprised by popularity: Julie (7), Frida (22), Oda (25), Martine (26), Aurora (27), Jenny (37), Amanda (44), Astrid (59), Lisa (80), Michelle (81), Stella (98).

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