baby names that mean 'surprise' or really welcomed, god-given surprise

[Anonymous]

Any ideas?

[Anonymous]

What about "miracle" baby names? Lots of those...

[Anonymous]

Jude, the patron saint of lost causes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jude, the patron saint of lost causes.

Sorry, should have clarified, it's a girl!

[Anonymous]

Mireille: French name meaning “miracle”
Marvel: French name meaning “miracle”
Micaela: English names meaning “gift from God”
Mikelle: English names meaning “gift from God”

[Anonymous]

Latasha means surprise

[Anonymous]

Dorothy means gift from God. Dottie as a nickname is cute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dorothy means gift from God. Dottie as a nickname is cute.

Dorothea, etc. There are a lot of variations.

[Anonymous]

We looked for names that meant lucky or fertile as our second was a very happy surprise after years of unexplained secondary infertility.

The best we came up with was Felicia/felicity/felice.

[Anonymous]

I love mirelle. But, what about Isaac, no baby is really more of a g-d given surprise than that!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love mirelle. But, what about Isaac, no baby is really more of a g-d given surprise than that!

Not great for a girl though.

[Anonymous]

Hebrew name: Netanya. It means gift from G-d.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mireille: French name meaning “miracle”
Marvel: French name meaning “miracle”
Micaela: English names meaning “gift from God”
Mikelle: English names meaning “gift from God”

I really like Micaela.

[Anonymous]

I know a girl named Miracle.

She was a surprise after parents told they could not conceive.

Also know a Jennifer, born after parents adopted two children. Yeah, Jennifer. Her parents were equally thrilled as Miracle's but didn't feel like coming up with a cutesy symbolic or made up name to validate their fertility.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jude, the patron saint of lost causes.

Sorry, should have clarified, it's a girl!

I love Jude as a girls name!