twin names
I am 20 years old and pregnant with twins... my husband who is also 20 knows what the sexes are and I don't want to know... anyways... since I won't let him name the babies (he named our cat Mandangalo-he can give his advice though)...If the babies are girls I want to name them something very feminie and soft like Isabell and Emma... what do you guys think....
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I think Isabell and Emma would be adorable for twin girls!
Isabelle and Emma are very popular and there are plenty of other feminine names around that aren't as popular. What about these names:
Annabelle / Annabella
Arabella
Audrey
Arielle / Ariella
Abigail
Catarina
Celeste
Rosalie
Rosalyn
Rosabella
Natalia
Michaela
Millie
Maggie
Maisie / Maisy
Lucinda
Juliet
Bonnie
Victoria
Vanessa
Sabrina
Sadie
Daniella
Felicity
Freya
Tabitha
Tessa
Tallulah
Gwendolyn
Willow
Phoebe
Poppy
Imogen
Keziah
Ruby
Rhianna
Rhiannon
Eve / Eva / Evie
Elodie
Annabelle / Annabella
Arabella
Audrey
Arielle / Ariella
Abigail
Catarina
Celeste
Rosalie
Rosalyn
Rosabella
Natalia
Michaela
Millie
Maggie
Maisie / Maisy
Lucinda
Juliet
Bonnie
Victoria
Vanessa
Sabrina
Sadie
Daniella
Felicity
Freya
Tabitha
Tessa
Tallulah
Gwendolyn
Willow
Phoebe
Poppy
Imogen
Keziah
Ruby
Rhianna
Rhiannon
Eve / Eva / Evie
Elodie
Congratulations!
They are beautiful names. Yes they are popular but they are popular because they are so beautiful that everyone wants to use them. If you don't mind that they are popular names, I say use them.
Also, I like Isabella and Emma together. But Isabel is nice enough.
They are beautiful names. Yes they are popular but they are popular because they are so beautiful that everyone wants to use them. If you don't mind that they are popular names, I say use them.
Also, I like Isabella and Emma together. But Isabel is nice enough.
This message was edited 7/24/2007, 4:30 PM
I'm not a huge fan of Emma, I prefer Emily or Amelia. Isabell is nice though at the moment I'm really liking Sybelle or Sybella.
Congratulations!
Congrats!! Anyways, here are some names combonations you may like!
Girls: Emma Kristina, Emma Rose, Emily Kay, Ella Lynn, Isabell Rose, Isabell Lily, Isabell Maria, Isabell Rose, Isabell Sophia.
Boys (Just some ideas): Alexander, Anthony, Matthew, Ethan, Noah, Nathan, Elijah, Aidan, Aydin, Aiden, Gabriel.
*But, you can name your children whatever you please! No matter what you name them, they will grow to be unique individuals! :D
Congrats!! Anyways, here are some names combonations you may like!
Girls: Emma Kristina, Emma Rose, Emily Kay, Ella Lynn, Isabell Rose, Isabell Lily, Isabell Maria, Isabell Rose, Isabell Sophia.
Boys (Just some ideas): Alexander, Anthony, Matthew, Ethan, Noah, Nathan, Elijah, Aidan, Aydin, Aiden, Gabriel.
*But, you can name your children whatever you please! No matter what you name them, they will grow to be unique individuals! :D
Here's some nice alternatives to Isabell and Emma (both are quite popular, and Isabell looks a little misspelled in my opinion, how about Isabel, Isabelle, or Isobel?)
Similar meanings to Isabell: http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=daughter&nmd=m&suppress=yes&title=Daughter+Names&heading=none
Similar meanings to Emma: http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?nmd=md&terms=whole+universal
Anabelle / Anabel / Anabella
Arabella (I personally love this)
Bellatrix
Bellona
Christabelle / Christabella / Christabel
Maybelle
Mirabelle / Mirabella (I also love these)
Rosabella
Sybella
Isadora
Eleanor / Eleanora / Elinor
Elena
Ellen
Ella
Elizabeth
Eloise
Emelie
Emilia
Emerald
Emelia
Emmaline
Emmanuelle
Gemma
Jemima
Norma
Wilma
Zelma
Similar meanings to Isabell: http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=daughter&nmd=m&suppress=yes&title=Daughter+Names&heading=none
Similar meanings to Emma: http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?nmd=md&terms=whole+universal
Anabelle / Anabel / Anabella
Arabella (I personally love this)
Bellatrix
Bellona
Christabelle / Christabella / Christabel
Maybelle
Mirabelle / Mirabella (I also love these)
Rosabella
Sybella
Isadora
Eleanor / Eleanora / Elinor
Elena
Ellen
Ella
Elizabeth
Eloise
Emelie
Emilia
Emerald
Emelia
Emmaline
Emmanuelle
Gemma
Jemima
Norma
Wilma
Zelma
Emma and Isabell are both quite sweet and lovely, and I think they'd be pretty great for twins. They are fairly popular names right now, but I think people on this board might be, on average, a bit more worried about that than the general public. Still, if you want to find more unusual names with that nice soft feel, you've come to the right place. Pay attention to other people's posts for a while, you should get lots of good ideas!
Isabell & Emma are pretty but are becoming so popular I don't know that I could use them! Isobel (spelled this way) is one of my favorite names though but I'd only use it as a mn. Some of my fave twin combos are:
Luciana & Lilijana (Lily-ahana I just prefer this spelling b/c it's less common and I think it goes better with Luciana) nn Lucie & Lilley -I don't usually like rhyme-y twin names (even though my boys are Cohen & Keenan) but I love these
Eden & Savannah -Marcia Cross named her little girls this and I just think they flow so well together and they are beautiful names
Krystle & Kelsea -if you want the same first letters but not rhyme-y then these are my faves, cute for little girls and great still for grown women
Lianna & Genevieve -These are just two really beautiful names imo
All of these are feminine and soft and would be beautiful together imo
My first two boys are twins :) good luck!
(edited to change spelling of Genevieve I spelled it incorrectly the first time)
Luciana & Lilijana (Lily-ahana I just prefer this spelling b/c it's less common and I think it goes better with Luciana) nn Lucie & Lilley -I don't usually like rhyme-y twin names (even though my boys are Cohen & Keenan) but I love these
Eden & Savannah -Marcia Cross named her little girls this and I just think they flow so well together and they are beautiful names
Krystle & Kelsea -if you want the same first letters but not rhyme-y then these are my faves, cute for little girls and great still for grown women
Lianna & Genevieve -These are just two really beautiful names imo
All of these are feminine and soft and would be beautiful together imo
My first two boys are twins :) good luck!
(edited to change spelling of Genevieve I spelled it incorrectly the first time)
This message was edited 7/24/2007, 12:22 PM
Both too popular, but I like Emma much more than Isabell.
What about Amelia, Adelle, Bianca, Cecilia, Elsa, Grace, Isadora, Lucia, Susannah?
Congratulations on your pregnancy! When's the due date?
What about Amelia, Adelle, Bianca, Cecilia, Elsa, Grace, Isadora, Lucia, Susannah?
Congratulations on your pregnancy! When's the due date?
Congratulations!
Feminine names for girls are fine, but I would shy away from Isabelle (I would shy way away from Isabell, as it looks misspelled) and Emma, because they're so common with young girls nowadays. I'd want to name my daughters something beautiful, but a bit more distinctive. When you strip away all the aesthetic value of names, their real purpose is something to be called for the rest of your life. So I wouldn't use something in the top 10, as that would make this sole functional purpose more difficult - my daughter would be Emma D. or Ava D. her whole life, and when people said "blah blah blah Emma," the other person would have to say "Emma who?" and then a whole other explanation would have to take place, etc etc. (Although I do love Emma and Isabelle, they're two of my favorites, and Emma's my name! :)) Some suggestions for pretty yet distinctive names:
Ariana
Adele or Adelle
Antonia
Carolina
Cassandra
Arabella
Cecilia
Clara
Mirabella
Felicity
Juliana
Lydia
Liliana
Marie
Maria
Mary, even
Rosalie
Rose
Rosalia
Leah
Sylvia
Willa
Bianca
Annabelle or Annabella or Anabel or whichever
Feminine names for girls are fine, but I would shy away from Isabelle (I would shy way away from Isabell, as it looks misspelled) and Emma, because they're so common with young girls nowadays. I'd want to name my daughters something beautiful, but a bit more distinctive. When you strip away all the aesthetic value of names, their real purpose is something to be called for the rest of your life. So I wouldn't use something in the top 10, as that would make this sole functional purpose more difficult - my daughter would be Emma D. or Ava D. her whole life, and when people said "blah blah blah Emma," the other person would have to say "Emma who?" and then a whole other explanation would have to take place, etc etc. (Although I do love Emma and Isabelle, they're two of my favorites, and Emma's my name! :)) Some suggestions for pretty yet distinctive names:
Ariana
Adele or Adelle
Antonia
Carolina
Cassandra
Arabella
Cecilia
Clara
Mirabella
Felicity
Juliana
Lydia
Liliana
Marie
Maria
Mary, even
Rosalie
Rose
Rosalia
Leah
Sylvia
Willa
Bianca
Annabelle or Annabella or Anabel or whichever
Isabel and Emma are both lovely names but they are very popular, I like feminine names for girls though and really dislike trendy surnamey masculine sounding names
Isabell and Emma are just too popular for me.
Agreed with all these people
Ditto
They're gorgeous names; it's a shame they've become so common. On the other hand, I'd rather see ten little girls named Isabel than one named Madison or McKenzie.
They're gorgeous names; it's a shame they've become so common. On the other hand, I'd rather see ten little girls named Isabel than one named Madison or McKenzie.
Tritto!
Um... Qautro? Lol. (nt; not logged in)
see that's what I was afraid of...
There are plenty of other soft/feminine names that aren't as popular.
Just keep looking :]
Of course, you shouldn't let our opinions stop you from naming your children what you want.
Just keep looking :]
Of course, you shouldn't let our opinions stop you from naming your children what you want.