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[Opinions] Isannah
by daisy_kay (guest)
8/3/2011, 8:13 PM
Wdyt of the name Isannah? I came across it while reading an article about Paul Revere. It was the name of one his daughters. I kind of like it and keep thinking about the combo Isannah Kate.
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- abbasdaughter   +1
8/4/2011, 4:50 AM
seems kind of made up... perhaps more pleasant than some other made up names though... what does the name Isannah mean?

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- Phoebe (Kate)
8/4/2011, 2:02 PM
No one knows where Isannah came from. It might be a combination of Isabella and Susannah.
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- Aine (poetic_freedom)   +1
8/3/2011, 10:26 PM
I love it and it has been in my top 10 for quite awhile now. It kind of combines my love for Susannah, Hannah and Elisabeth/Isobel all into one unusual name. I would seriously consider using it if I had a daughter tomorrow. I'm so happy to see it getting some love here to be honest! Whenever I list it or mention it on these boards, it generally doesn't get such great reviews.Isannah Kate is a cute combo! I would prefer Isannah Katherine nn Isannah Kate or Issy-Kate
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- abbasdaughter
8/4/2011, 4:52 AM
Katherine's gotten kind of boring and over used in recent years though... but Isannah Kathleen would be quite pretty... For some reason I tend to associate Kate with Kathleen and Katherine more with Kathie/Kathy for a nn.
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- GiGi (Donham)
8/3/2011, 10:04 PM
I think it might be a nice alternative to Hannah, which has become so popular.
I like it, but not enough to use on my own child.
Isannah Kate works as a combo!
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- Dracotorix
8/3/2011, 9:34 PM
I like it. Isannah Kate is nice, but to go with Isannah I think I'd prefer Cate. I'm not sure why-- I prefer Kate usually. Hmm. Anyway, I'd be happy if I started seeing little girls named Isannah running around :)
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