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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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Name for 24th February- Adeline

Adeline

Is a girls name, it originates from France & England, it’s traditionally said “a-da-leen.”

It is a diminutive of Adele and its meaning is noble.

Variants: Adaline, Adelena, Adelin, Adelina, Adelind, Alina, Edelina, Edeline.

Nicknames: Addy, Ada, Dell, Dela,Lin, Linny, Lina.

Famous people called Adeline- Virginia Woolf was born Adeline Virginia Woolf.

Place– Adeline, Illinois.

Suggested names you may like- Charlotte, Elinor, Helene, Odessa, Genvieve & Hugh, Earnest, Albert, Adrian, Sydney.

I think Adeline would be lovely with a pretty simple middle name such as Jane or May.

Sources:

http://www.behindthename.com/name/adela

http://nameberry.com/babyname/Adeline

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeline

http://www.nymbler.com/

http://www.babynamewizard.com/namipedia/girl/adeline

http://www.monarchbear.org/images/adeline.jpg

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Name for 27th January- Johan

Scandinavian, Low German and Czech form of Iohannes (see JOHN). (behindthename.com)

Still very Old European, conjuring up the image of a classical composer. But rising on the U.S. popularity list, largely thanks to Heidi Klum andSeal‘s young son. (nameberry.com)

Nicknames & Variations:
Johatan, Johathon, Johanan, Johathan, Joahan, Johanthan, Johannan, Johahn, Joannes, Johane, Johon, Johaun (nameberry.com)

Origin of the name Johan:Cognate of John (God is gracious), which is from the Middle Latin Johannes, an evolution of the Ecclesiastic Late Latin Joannes. Joannes is from the Greek Iōannes, a derivative of the Hebrew Yehanan, a short form of Yehohanan, which is from yehōhānān (Yahweh is gracious). The name, borne by several important biblical characters, was also borne by many saints, twenty-three popes, and many kings throughout Europe.From A World of Baby Names by Teresa Norman.

Global Popularity
of the Name Johan
#46 in Denmark
#67 in Norway
#83 in Sweden
#450 in United States (babynamewizard.com)
Anders Anna Axel Brita CarlCharlotta Christina Edda ElmerHulda Jacob Johan OswaldoJohanna Jonas Lina MagnusMarco Mauritz Morne RamseyRohan Teresia (known siblings babynamewizard.com)

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Name for 18th January- Gus

English,Scottish & Greek

Short form of AUGUSTUS or ANGUS

Diminutive of CONSTANTINE, used primarily by Greek expatriates(behindthename.com)

(nameberry.com)

Gender: M
Origin: Diminutive of AUGUSTUSANGUSGUSTAVE,AUGUSTINAUGUSTENAUGUSTINEAUGUST

Homey grandpa nickname name — which can work as a short form for any of the above or stand on its own — is a cutting-edge replacement for Max and Jake, chosen for her son by one of the Dixie Chicks.

Nicknames & Variations:
Gussie, Gus, Gussy

babynamewizard.com

Known siblings for Gus:

Andrew Cormac EllaEstella Eva Evan FlorenceGillen Henry IsabellaJazlyn Jerry Jesse JohnKylie Leo Lina Luke MaxMorton Roslyn RuthSusanna Sylvie Theodore

Personal experiences with the name Gus:
Our son’s name is actually August, but we call him Gus. Everywhere I go-people stop me and say,”Did you just say Gus? OMG!!!! That is sooooo cute!!!!” We get it all the time. We know several little guys (5 and under) with the name. It must be another of those ‘old’ names that are making a comeback….

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