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Christian Susanna Bishop - I like Christian as a boys name. Christina Susanna would be nice. Susanna is pretty.

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena Bishop - Sarah Rose Bishop I think is better, but Sarah is a little overpopular where I am. Rose and Magdalena are beautiful.

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Kate Jeanne Bishop - My favorite. Kate is adorable, I love it. Jeanne is okay.

I love the name Kate. =)

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Amanda

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Elise ▪ Kate ▪ Winnie
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Christian Susanna - I'm not wild about Christian, especially on a girl. Susanna is nice, though.

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena - Pretty, but I think there are other ways to combine these names so it'd have a better flow with Bishop. What about...

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Sarah Magdalene
Rose Magdalena
Rosa Magdalene

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Kate Jeanne - This isn't too bad overall if Jeanne is pronounced ZHAN. Kate Jeanne Bishop. It's okay, but I think the names are too short & kind of nny to really sound good together.

I like Christian and Sarah-Rose :)

Christian is acceptable for a girl if you ask me, but since it's much more common for males than females, I automatically think of a male when I hear the name. Sarah-Rose and Kate are very feminine unlike Christian, and so, Christian seems out of place plus Christian Bishop is just too much. Christine, Christina, or Susanna would work well with Sarah-Rose and Kate though. Christiana Bishop is a bit too close to Christian bishop for my liking, but at least Christiana is more feminine and the connection isn't as obvious.

Christian Susanna - Though has a historical use as a girls' name (particularly in Scotland, a bit of useless and irrelevent information here but according to the Edinburgh Uni witch survey there were 69 female witches called Christian between 1563-1736), I still prefer it as a boys' name (though the more I think about it, it does sound nice, in a Early Modern sort of way). It sounds nicel with Susanna. But as others have pointed out it doesn't sound good with Bishop, Christian Bishop sounds more like a label.

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena - this is nice

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Kate Jeanne - too choppy, Katherine Jeanne nn Kate would be better, or Catriona Jeanne, or even Kathleen Jeanne.

Christian Susanna-

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Christian seems boyish to me. I like 'Susanna' but with an 'h' at the end. And the whole Christian Bishop thing, it doesn't really work unless she's like... Catholic.

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena-

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Pretty, but I would spell it Sara Rose. No 'h', no hyphen. Magdalena isn't really my style but it goes.

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Kate Jeanne-

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All your other names are long but all the sudden you
threw in this two syllabled name. Doesn't really fit, I think you should make it longer, like Kate Jeannette or Katelyn Jeanne or Katherine Jeanne or Kate Jeanine or something to lengthen it.
Hey, maybe she could have Christian and Catherine, that way she can really get on the congregations good side.

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Hope I helped~
Congrats to your friend

This message was edited 1/9/2007, 12:34 PM

Christian Susanna: I think Christian is veyr masculine, but I love Susanna. How about Christina, Christiana, Christa, or Christine? I don't think any of these sound particularly good with Susanna, perhaps she could use Susan or Suzanne as a middle name? Christina Suzanne isn't bad.

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena: I'm not too crazy about Sarah-Rose, but it's ok. I do love Magdalena, though. This is probably my favorite one of the lot.

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Kate Jeanne: I have no problem with either of these names (although I prefer Kate as a nn only), but I really don't like the way they sound together. It's a far too choppy combo. What about Katharine Jeanne, Katia Jeanne, Katriona Jeanne, etc. with the nn Kate? I somehow feel that poor Kate Jeanne would feel like the got jipped, with her sisters having such long names . . .

Sorry, double post.

This message was edited 1/9/2007, 12:33 PM

love Christian on a girl! Sara Rose is nice

As all have pointed out, Christian is a male name. But never mind. It's not a big deal, if your friend wants to use it for a girl. As some have said, Christianne is the feminine form-I have both niece and a friend named that. Very pretty name. anyway, good luck to her!

Triplet Number 1 - Christian mn-Susanna nice name but not with the surname Bishop
Triplet Number 2 - Sarah-Rose mn-Magdalena pretty
Triplet Number 3 - Kate mn-Jeanne seems a bit abrupt when compared with the other names

I think Christian is a boys name, and I don't like Sarah-Rose. Kate is OK but I prefer Katie.
Maybe just Sarah,Rose andd Kate/Katie?

Christian Susanna - I prefer Christian on a boy. Susanna is ok
Sarah-Rose Magdalena - Pretty
Kate Jeanne - Ok names, but I don't like the combo because of they're both one-syllable long

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Sarah-Rose and Kate go goods with Bishop, but Christian Bishop is a bit strange...

I like Sarah-Rose and Kate, but I don't think Christian as a girl's name fits. I like mn Susanna though. I would use another simple feminine name like:

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Charlotte
Elizabeth
Julia
Juliet
Anna
Hannah
Claire

Triplet Number 1 - Christian Susanna: Christian Susanna is very pretty, though I'd prefer to see Susanna Christian.

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Triplet Number 2 - Sarah-Rose Magdalena: love Magdalena. I'd rather see Rose Magdalena or Magdalena Rose.

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Triplet Number 3 - Kate Jeanne: I like Jeanne (pref Jean) but don't necessarily care for Kate.

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some names she might like:

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Catriona
Catalina
Carolina
Catherina
Katya

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triplet ideas:

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Susanna Marie Christian
Magdalena Sarah Rose
Catherina Ruby Jean

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or

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Susanna Christian
Magdalena Sarah Rose
Catherina Jeanne

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Luxiana

Christian is all male to me and I am guess she is using it for a girl because of Susanna. What about Kristen Susanna?

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Sara-Rose Madalena - all I have to say is ugh, on so many levels

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Kate Jeanne - this is the best, but Kate is nny for me. Katherine, Kathleen?

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Overall though, I like how they arent themey like most parents want to do for twins or triplets.

I think Christian is a boys name.

Christian Susanna - Susanna is pretty, but Christian is too masculine. Why use a masculine form of a name on a girl when there are plenty of beautiful feminine forms to choose from? How about Christianne Susanna, Christine Susanna, Christiana Susanna, Christa Susanna, or Christina Susanna instead?

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Sarah-Rose Magdalena - All the names are great - especially Magdalena, but I personally dislike the hyphen. Nevertheless, the combo flows well. Rose Magdalena would be just mind-blowingly gorgeous, BTW.

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Kate Jeanne - Not exactly my style, but I like it anyways. The names look very nice together and the combo flows well. Kate is very pretty.

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The first one is the only one I'm really against. Maybe if it was Christine Susanna or Kristen Susanna.