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[Opinions] B birth announcements
From UK:GIRLS:Beatrice Alice Kingsley (Luisa and Simon), siblings Poppy and William
Beatrice Erica Nancy (Georgina and William), siblings Lucy and Nicholas
Beatrice Mary (Caroline and William)
Beatrix Minnie Elizabeth (Toby and Camilla), sister Xanthe
Brianne Eloise (Dave and Zena), siblings Kelly, Ryan and Archie
Brooke Sophia (Joanne and Samuel), sister MarnieBOYS:Benedict Ralph Oliver (Edward and Claire), sister Amber
Benjamin Henry Michael (Claire and Charles)
Benjamin Russell (Rachel and Stephen), sister Betty
Byron Morley (Zoe and Toby)
From Croatia:GIRLS:Barbara (Antun & Martina)BOYS:Bartol (dad Siniša & Ivana) -see Sinisa
Borna (Branko & Sanja) -this made me laugh, Branko and Sanja are my brother's and my name:-)
Borna (Petar & Martina)
Borna Max (Zoran & Andrijana)

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What can you tell me about Borna? It's not in the database and seems to be pretty popular.I like:
William
Alice
Lucy and Nicholas
Mary
Elizabeth
Xanthe
Sophia
Benedict
Benjamin and Henry Michael, but not BENjamin HENry Michael (though I'd love Benjamin Michael Henry)
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Borna –from Old Slavic 'born' meaning 'to fight'. More prevalent for men, but occasionally occurs on women. This was the name of a Duke of Coastal Croatia from 810 until 821.It was #26 in 2009 and it's the highest ranking male B name in Croatia.
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Cool, thanks!
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I'm usually not big on "B" names, but some have been growing on me recently:From UK:
Beatrice Alice Kingsley (Luisa), siblings Poppy and William - not a fan of Alice, or Kingsley on a girl, but this combo really works. Prefer Louisa, pron loo ee sah.
Lucy
Beatrice Mary (William)
Beatrix Minnie Elizabeth (Toby) - but the combo doesn't flow, I like all the names individually.
Eloise Benedict Ralph (Edward) - whoa! The parents are cool to use Benedict, shame about Amber. Again, hoping Ralph is pron. RAYF.
Benjamin Henry
Benjamin, sister Betty - loving this sib-set, love Alliteration. From Croatia:
Barbara - not as bad as I used to think.
(Ivana)
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Lots of Beatrice and Beatrix.... wow...

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