Baby named fun and what are your favorite baby names just for fun

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Anonymous wrote:Marzipan

Porcelana

Allegra

Stevia

Blake (pronounced Buh-la-kay)

Gyn (pronounced Gin)

Stevia would actually be such a cute name if not for the sweetener. I love the nickname Stevie but don’t like Stephanie or Stefania.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marzipan

Porcelana

Allegra

Stevia

Blake (pronounced Buh-la-kay)

Gyn (pronounced Gin)

Stevia would actually be such a cute name if not for the sweetener. I love the nickname Stevie but don’t like Stephanie or Stefania.

Stevia is dumb but I like Stevie a lot. I actually like it as is, not as a nickname but as a regular name. After Stevie Nicks and/or to honor a family member named Stephen, Stephanie, or Stefania (agree I don't actually like those last two).

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Elodie

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I love nature names like Autumn, Heather, Willow, Summer.

New favorite is Clementine.

For boys I tend to love old fashioned Biblical names like Noah, Ezekiel, Elijah, Adam, Josiah, Samuel.

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If only chlamydia wasn’t an STI, it would be such a lovely name.

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Done having kids but here are some name ideas I’ve had:

I love Beatrice, which I know is becoming more popular, but I like the idea of using Betty as a nn for this name even though it’s not traditional

Lilah

Miranda — Sex and the City was still very popular when I was naming my DD, plus red hair runs in our family, so I didn’t use this name because I didn’t want people to think I was naming after the character. But I love it and don’t think people assume that reference anymore.

Month/season names— love January, May, June, Summer, Autumn, and Winter

Hugo

UK prime minister names (lol to this category but we have a very English last name which might be why these appeal): Winston, Neville

Grant

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Beatrix, William, Matilda, Rose, Helen/Ellen/Eleanor/Eleanora, Theodore, Sophia, Isabelle

Also any nickname that’s weirdly matched to the name in question (Margaret/Peg, Alexander/Sasha, etc)

Pretty sure I’m basic 😂

(Not including my kids actual names but they are family names and also kind of basic)

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Anonymous wrote:Jonquil

I know it sounds a little out there but I just love it, for either boy or girl

Siblings Dayquil and Nyquil.

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I hate all the trendy names.

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Jolene. Seriously.

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PP w/ Clementine and also love;

Amelia
Beverly
Blythe
Callie
Evelyn
Georgia
Gwendolyn
Rachel
Rebekah
Vivian/Vivienne

August nickname Gus
James
Gavin
Henry
Isaac

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Anonymous wrote:Done having kids but here are some name ideas I’ve had:

I love Beatrice, which I know is becoming more popular, but I like the idea of using Betty as a nn for this name even though it’s not traditional

Lilah

Miranda — Sex and the City was still very popular when I was naming my DD, plus red hair runs in our family, so I didn’t use this name because I didn’t want people to think I was naming after the character. But I love it and don’t think people assume that reference anymore.

Month/season names— love January, May, June, Summer, Autumn, and Winter

Hugo

UK prime minister names (lol to this category but we have a very English last name which might be why these appeal): Winston, Neville

Grant

And “Neville” will try to get along with everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Marzipan

Porcelana

Allegra

Stevia

Blake (pronounced Buh-la-kay)

Gyn (pronounced Gin)

Haha, I would love if some used the top four for siblings.

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I like Gemma and Hadley for a girl.

I like W names for boys:
Weston
Winston
Wesley
Wallace
Wendell

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I like lacrosse bro names for some reason:

Bennett
Harrison
Baron
Barrett
Breton
Jarrett