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[Opinions] Australian BAs
by blue_belle
5/20/2011, 7:59 PM
Imogen Adela
Imogen Hazel (Aaron and Eva)
Imogen Rochelle (Tegan)
Imogen Rose
Indee Rose (Eloise and Paris)
Indi Alexis
India Scarlett
Indiana Elizabeth (Jax)
Indiana Rose (Evie)
Indianna Emme (Hudson and Kai)
Indigo Dawn
Iridessa Bluebell (Clara, Tansy, Zinnia and Onyx)
Iris Emlyn
Isabella Grace (Jock and Elizabeth)
Isabella May (Abbey)
Isabella Nicole (Jobe, Abigail and Sebastian)
Isabella Ruby
Isabelle Grace (Cooper and Oscar)
Isobel Pearl (Arien)
Isla Jane (Catrina and Layla)
Isla Olive
Isla Sophie (Olivia, Alice and Ivy)
Ivy Victoria (Lucinda and Frederic)Indiana William (Finn)
Isaac Lloyd
Ivan Edward
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- Evie. (augustbugx)
5/22/2011, 5:50 AM
- Wordsmith
5/22/2011, 12:51 AM
I like Imogen Adela and Imogen Hazel and greatly appreciate Iridessa Bluebell.
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- Orsino (bananarama)
5/21/2011, 8:08 PM
Iridessa's parents must be big flower fans, since they have a Tansy and a Zinnia (plus Iridessa's MN is Bluebell). Iridessa itself sounds pretty, though I wouldn't use it myself.I actually like Bluebell as a name. It's a GP of mine.

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- kelly   +1
5/21/2011, 8:36 AM
I don't like all the girl Indiana's, although at least it has -ana at the end so it could be kind of feminine or they could use that as a nickname. The female Indee/Indi have it worse. I just find Indy (any spelling) very masculine. Iridessa - Do you think the parents were inspired by iridescent? The parents naming style got more unusual with each child.
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- blue_belle
5/21/2011, 9:35 PM
I never would have thought of iridescent, I'm guessing it was after the character. I'm with you on Indy and Indiana, they feel very masculine to me.
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- Amphelise (Chrisell)   +1
5/21/2011, 5:56 AM
Am I a bad person for loving Clara, Tansy, Zinnia, Onyx & Iridessa as a sibset? It's cheesy and over-the-top but damn it's cute!(I went to school with a Tansy in Perth... she was second-youngest of 8 and the youngest was Merrilee. I think the rest had "normal" names though!)Isla Jane is precious, as is Isla Sophie.
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- blue_belle
5/21/2011, 9:33 PM
I really like that sib-set too, especially Iridessa:)
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- Sofia   +2
5/21/2011, 3:05 AM
I like:(Aaron and Eva)
India
(Clara, Zinnia)
Isabella Grace
(Sebastian)
Isla Sophie
Victoria Indiana William (Finn) -but it seem to be popular for girls:-(
Isaac
Ivan -how would this be pronounced? Great to see a bit of variety in male I names (especially since I like all of these).
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- Orsino (bananarama)   +1
5/21/2011, 8:10 PM
I'm guessing most likely IE-ven, since he's in an English-speaking country. I knew an Ivan once, and he pronounced it the English way. Although I could be wrong...

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- blue_belle
5/21/2011, 9:32 PM
No, you're right, it's pronounced IE-ven here.
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- Alcyone
5/20/2011, 9:19 PM
I like:
Imogen Adela
Imogen (Aaron and Eva)
Imogen Rose
Alexis
Rose
Evie
Hudson
Kai
Indigo Dawn - A little cheesy, but I still like it.
Clara
Zinnia
Onyx
Iris
Elizabeth
May
Ruby
Isabelle
Isobel Pearl
Isla Jane (Catrina and Layla)
Isla Sophie (Olivia, Alice and Ivy)
Ivy Victoria (Lucinda and Frederic) - What an awesome sibset!
William
Finn
Isaac
Ivan Edward Iridessa is a new one for me. I wouldn't use it for a child, but maybe a character. It's pretty, but a bit too fantasy-esque even for me given how close it is to the word "iridescent."
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