Rose is getting a sister - help with name

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read through the whole thread but I am suggesting Honor as an addition to the list. It's a strong name, not over-used.

Honor is not a real name. It is something you get.

Rose is also something you get. But both are beautiful names.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read through the whole thread but I am suggesting Honor as an addition to the list. It's a strong name, not over-used.

Honor is not a real name. It is something you get.

Rose is also something you get. But both are beautiful names.

What's next Justice? Rose is at least pretty!

What about Frances, nn Frankie? That is a strong name

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read through the whole thread but I am suggesting Honor as an addition to the list. It's a strong name, not over-used.

Honor is not a real name. It is something you get.

Yes, it is. It's a virtue name which used to be much more popular- think Verity, Felicity, Faith, Prudence etc.

too much pressure, lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Eve, Grace, and June!

Also:
Maeve
Hazel
Vera
Ava

OP here, I like Vera but am concerned about Veer-uh vs Vare-uh. I want to be sure the pronunciation is obvious. Such a pretty name though.

I have never heard anyone pronounce it “veer-uh”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Eve, Grace, and June!

Also:
Maeve
Hazel
Vera
Ava

OP here, I like Vera but am concerned about Veer-uh vs Vare-uh. I want to be sure the pronunciation is obvious. Such a pretty name though.

I have never heard anyone pronounce it “veer-uh”

Really? My dad is Scottish and that's how they pronounce it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Eve, Grace, and June!

Also:
Maeve
Hazel
Vera
Ava

OP here, I like Vera but am concerned about Veer-uh vs Vare-uh. I want to be sure the pronunciation is obvious. Such a pretty name though.

I have never heard anyone pronounce it “veer-uh”

I’ve never heard Vare-uh!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are expecting a girl and could use help with her name. Her big sister's name is Rose.

- Last name is a short, strong, one-syllable name that pairs well with most names.
- Middle name is going to be a family name that doesn't go well with much, but is what it is.
- Very important to me that her name be phonetic and easy to pronounce. I myself have a constantly mispronounced name and will not do that to my child.
- A strong name is also important to me; nothing too precious.
- We are not religious - I know some of these have a strong religious association. Not sure if that's weird.

Here is my working list of names. I'd like thoughts on these, and/or ideas for other names to consider. Thanks!

Ruth
Ruby
Grace
Gloria
Greta
Etta
Eve
June

All of these names are lovely. I would add: Helen and Audrey

[Anonymous]

Hannah

[Anonymous]

I love Vera, Honor, Gloria, and April/Mae/June if she’s born in those months.

Honor is indeed a name and a very pretty but strong one

[Anonymous]

Claire or Brooke

[Anonymous]

Emma

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read through the whole thread but I am suggesting Honor as an addition to the list. It's a strong name, not over-used.

Honor is not a real name. It is something you get.

Yes, it is. It's a virtue name which used to be much more popular- think Verity, Felicity, Faith, Prudence etc.

Correct, love it.

FWIW, I have a relative named Rosie. Her sisters are Aine, Laura and Michelle.

[Anonymous]

Violet or Lily

I'm partial to Violet b/c one of the sassiest (in a good way) little girls I know is a Violet.

[Anonymous]

Violet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Eve, Grace, and June!

Also:
Maeve
Hazel
Vera
Ava

OP here, I like Vera but am concerned about Veer-uh vs Vare-uh. I want to be sure the pronunciation is obvious. Such a pretty name though.

I have never heard anyone pronounce it “veer-uh”

I do. Everyone I know does.

-southerner