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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 159.1 | | FAUXPA::ENO | Homesteader | Wed Dec 09 1987 12:14 | 4 |
| I have a fried who named her eldest daughter "Aileen". Pretty Irish
name.
G
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| 159.2 | 2 more | DISSRV::HTAYLOR | Fight malnutrition, GIMME CHOCOLATE! | Wed Dec 09 1987 12:28 | 6 |
| There's always Angelica or Andrea. Both are beautiful names. Good
luck on your search. Tommy (My fiance) and I have decided that
our first girl will be named Cailiegh. We both loved it when we
heard it.
Hollie
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| 159.3 | "Alyssa, Ariel, Abbie, Ashley...etc" | SSDEVO::HILLIGRASS | | Fri Dec 11 1987 12:45 | 4 |
| I like the name "Amanda" which is incidentally going to be the
name of my baby when it is born in June.....of course if it is
a girl.
- Sue
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| 159.4 | A NAMES | EXPRES::RAINVILLE | | Mon Dec 21 1987 15:25 | 3 |
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HOW ABOUT.....ASHLEY?
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| 159.5 | A NAMES | HBO::CARIGNAN | | Tue Dec 22 1987 16:10 | 1 |
| HOW ABOUT AUSTI OR AUBREY
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| 159.6 | Amber | SHRBIZ::KULP | | Tue Dec 22 1987 18:13 | 4 |
| How about Amber? A friend of mine has a granddaughter by that name
and I always thought it was so pretty.
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| 159.7 | Arianna.. | 39414::VACCARI | | Wed Dec 23 1987 17:58 | 3 |
| My favorite girls name at this time is Arianna. I don't know the
origin; I saw it in a book I was reading one time. I've decided
that when I do have a baby and its a girl, I'll name her this.
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| 159.8 | Alanna | 31265::SOORENKO_FE | Felice Soorenko | Mon Dec 28 1987 14:42 | 3 |
| I think Alanna is as Gaelic as you can get with an A name. It means
little girl or something like that. My daughter is named Ilana
but that is the Hebrew version.
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| 159.9 | El Gringo The Irishman | FNYFS::AUNGIER | | Wed Dec 30 1987 07:21 | 5 |
| This name is a composition of A meaning a and lanna meaning a child.
It is the way for refering to a young child but it is a nice name
El Gringo
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| 159.10 | ANOTHER "A" NAME | CSOADM::SKAGGS | | Wed Feb 03 1988 01:07 | 4 |
| MY DAUGHTERS NAME IS ANA SHORT FOR ILIANA AND PRONOUNCED [AH-NA].
NOT [ANN-AH]. THIS IS A HAWAIIAN NAME.WHICH MEANS "LITTLE PEBBLE".
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| 159.11 | ashling | 41262::DALY | Frank X. Daly | Sun Feb 14 1988 20:37 | 5 |
| How about Ashling - its the Irish word for dream and is popular
in Ireland.
Frank Daly.
SWAS Dublin, Ireland.
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| 159.12 | Annabelle | PANIC::DAVEY | | Tue Mar 22 1988 15:06 | 9 |
| I have just discovered this NOTES File, so hope I am not too much
out of date, but seeing as we were talking about girls names beginning
with A, I thought I'd join in. Rather old fashioned, and not very
common is Annabelle. I've only known two, one of them was a pet
possum in New Zealand, and another one is me. Hmmm.
Not an Irish name though - sorry.
Anna-oneofakind-belle
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| 159.13 | another "A" name | HOCUS::MANZO | | Thu Apr 21 1988 17:49 | 3 |
| How about Amelia or Annalise?
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| 159.14 | | NAC::TARDO | | Thu Jun 02 1988 03:07 | 5 |
| My second daughter is named Angharad. She's 9 now and loves her
"unique" name (it turned out that her sister, Bronwyn, wasn't the
only "Bronwen" in her grammar school).
Welch names qualify as Gaelic, don't they?
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| 159.15 | Angharad | EDUHCI::WARREN | | Thu Jun 02 1988 15:24 | 21 |
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Re .14:
I like both of your daughters' names. I thought of Bronwyn before,
but he doesn't go too well with Warren. (Try saying Bronwyn Warren
three times faster; now imagine a kid that hasn't mastered her r's
yet!)
What does Angharad mean? Where did you find it? Any other interesting
girl's names you came across (not necessarily beginning with A)?
I'd say Welch names qualify as Gaelic.
Thanks,
-Tracy
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| 159.16 | Alyssa | USRCV1::MACFAWNG | | Mon Jun 06 1988 11:27 | 9 |
| I've always loved names that began with the letter A and ended in
the same. When I was pregnant, my husband and I were watching
"Who's the Boss". The real name of the girl who plays Samantha
is Alyssa. How perfect. So when our little girl was born, we
decided to name her Alyssa Marie.
How about this one?
Gail
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| 159.17 | | TWEED::E_FINKELSEN | | Tue Jun 07 1988 12:19 | 3 |
| I like Alyssa Marie. It's pretty.
How do you pronounce Angharad?
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| 159.18 | Girl's name to go with Warren | EDUHCI::WARREN | | Wed Jul 20 1988 19:03 | 17 |
| Well, it's time to start deciding on a name...I'm due with our second
child in the end of November.
Our first daughter is Caileigh Ryan Warren. We have a "leftover"
boy's name (Bryant Paul Warren), but no idea what we will name a
second girl. Ideally, we want a two-syllable name, maybe Gaelic,
one that goes well with Warren, and one that is as pretty--and
relatively uncommon--as we think Caileigh is.
Any ideas?
-Tracy
BTW, the middle name will probably be Ann (isn't that _everyone's_
middle name?) after my mother-in-law.
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| 159.19 | girls names | NETMAN::STACEY | Sandy Dismuke-DECie gone temp | Thu Jul 21 1988 19:22 | 9 |
| Tracy - does it have to start with an A? I always like the names
Bonnie
Kelsey
Carly
Leah (Jean)
good luck
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| 159.20 | Since I'm easily confused | EDUHCI::WARREN | | Thu Jul 21 1988 20:06 | 18 |
| Sandy,
No, it doesn't; in fact, with Ann as a middle name, it might be
a good idea if it doesn't. I like all the names you suggested,
but I think Kelsey, Carly and even Leah are all a little too similar
to Caileigh. And Bonnie Warren sounds kind of sing-songy to me.
(Hey, we're not fussy, are we?)
We prefer two syllables, but it doesn't _have_ to be. In fact,
we've considered Page (or Paige), Stephanie, and Brittany (or Britney).
I think they're all pretty, but none of them feels "just right"
like Caileigh did.
Keep your ideas coming...
-Tracy
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| 159.21 | How about Amy? | BSS::MARAFINE | | Thu Oct 13 1988 14:44 | 11 |
| Since you asked...
I just got into this file and was curious to see what others had
named their kids. I just had a daughter in March and we named
her Amy Elizabeth. Didn't name her after anyone in particular...
just happened to fall in love with the name!
Thought this might go well with Warren. Good luck!
Leslie
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| 159.22 | That's my name | AKAMAI::KONO | Native New Yorker | Tue Apr 18 1989 01:54 | 3 |
| My Name's Amy Elizabeth.
I like it :-).
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| 159.23 | Baby Girl Warren | EDUHCI::WARREN | | Tue Apr 25 1989 17:46 | 9 |
| This is the author of this base note, written over 16 months ago.
Well, I've since had another daughter (now 4 months old) and her
name doesn't start with A, is not Gaelic and is not two syllables
long. But, thanks anyway for all your suggestions.
-Tracy
P.S. Wondering what we did name her? See note 375.
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| 159.24 | | WCSM::DIAZ | | Thu Jul 19 1990 06:34 | 3 |
| HI MY NAME IS ARMIDA JEANNETT THE FIRST NAME IS SPANISH.
NAME AFTER MY GRANDMOTHER.
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| 159.25 | A/Amara | FSHQA2::GANTINELLI | | Fri Aug 31 1990 19:02 | 5 |
| I have a different A name for you, but it is not Gaelic...
Amara it means eternal beauty....
Gina
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| 159.26 | greek "A"names | JUPITR::SORENSEN | | Fri Oct 05 1990 17:52 | 10 |
|
before i was married or even thought about having kids i alweys liked
the name alethia. it means truth in greek. I gave the name to my
sister-in law. two years later i got married a year latter had a little
girl but no name. we named her samantha. just as nice, but still like
alethia, or alexia witch is my sisters name. I always loved them both.
alexia is a femial form of alex or alexander.
helen
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| 159.27 | Angherad | PEKING::HARDYA | Ruby Tuesday | Tue Jan 15 1991 15:07 | 3 |
| If anyone's still interested in the pronunciation Of Angharad - it's
"ANN- HARAD."
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| 159.28 | AM I MAKING SENSE | NQOPS::DOHERTY | | Mon Nov 30 1992 20:50 | 5 |
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I really like the name Aileen, does anyone know what this is the gaelic
version of ??
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