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in reply to a message by Ciarda85
I love Matilda and have no witch or movie connotation. Though Matilda by Roald Dahl is good for me. I love the meaning of it.
Sabrina is a teenage witch to me. I don't really like the name.
Avalon - a place, a least a place in a novel. Possibly usable butI so would not.
Midori - a Japanese vocabulary word, like watashinohonwa midoridesu. (my book is green). Otherwise it's a green coloured premixed alcoholic drink. So I don't think it's usable.
Belle Ruth is a bit choppy, stop start combo.
My 45 PPs - names in profile
Sabrina is a teenage witch to me. I don't really like the name.
Avalon - a place, a least a place in a novel. Possibly usable butI so would not.
Midori - a Japanese vocabulary word, like watashinohonwa midoridesu. (my book is green). Otherwise it's a green coloured premixed alcoholic drink. So I don't think it's usable.
Belle Ruth is a bit choppy, stop start combo.
My 45 PPs - names in profile
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Hmmm well that's strange, I have met Japanese woman named Midori, though not many because I don't see many woman from Japan. And I've seen Midori mentioned as a name before on many Japanese name sites. Though I think the Japanese must sometimes use vocabulary words sometimes just like some english speaking people do and I'm certain other people who don't speak english probably do also. I've met a man from Japan named Kajii which if you're house is on fire you would say Kajii, Kajii. So I would say that it's ok to use Midori as name. Though one japanese name I love alot is Tomoko, I had a pen pel from japan named Tomoko, and partially because of her and the show sailor moon I fell in love with japan. I even use to wish to be Japanese when I was 6 years old and for a couple years after that. But anyway when I just thought of Sailor Moon I remembered the name Serena which is close to Sabrina.
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My Favorite Names:
Girls: Sabriel, Serafina, Augustine, Ravenna, Leona, Iona, Fiona, Quintessa, Arianna, Adelle, Gwenivere, Genevieve, Kathryn, Elanor, Shilia, Namina, Catriona, and Keira
Boys: Keiran, Quintin, Quinlan, Aidan, Kaidan, Killian, Lochlan, Cleon, Xavier, Finley, Mica, and Malachi
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Hmmm well I mainly meant that I thought it strange that someone would say that since it is a vocabulray word they wouldn't use it as a name.
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My Favorite Names:
Girls: Sabriel, Serafina, Augustine, Ravenna, Leona, Iona, Fiona, Quintessa, Arianna, Adelle, Gwenivere, Genevieve, Kathryn, Elanor, Shilia, Namina, Catriona, and Keira
Boys: Keiran, Quintin, Quinlan, Aidan, Kaidan, Killian, Lochlan, Cleon, Xavier, Finley, Mica, and Malachi
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My Favorite Names:
Girls: Sabriel, Serafina, Augustine, Ravenna, Leona, Iona, Fiona, Quintessa, Arianna, Adelle, Gwenivere, Genevieve, Kathryn, Elanor, Shilia, Namina, Catriona, and Keira
Boys: Keiran, Quintin, Quinlan, Aidan, Kaidan, Killian, Lochlan, Cleon, Xavier, Finley, Mica, and Malachi
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I totally agree with you, and I should have posted my comment to the "parent branch" of this conversation tree (hope you gals know what I mean). Sorry for misunderstanding.
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