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Emory/Emery
by almosthere
11/7/2007, 7:02 PM
What are your opinions on this name for a boy? I've been hearing it more and more often and it's at least sparked my interest, so to speak. Do you prefer Emory or Emery? Do you think it works on a boy or is it best on a girl? Finally, are there any first or middle names you think would go well with it?Thanks in advance!
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- August Rose (omfgzrrrly)
11/8/2007, 9:33 PM
Emery is on my list, for a boy. Although I like either spelling, I suppose. for some reason the O spelling brings super italian men to mind, and I am not italian.I suppose it could work for either gender, but in my mind it's male.
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- wolftears
11/8/2007, 8:55 AM
Like Emery...:-)
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- Emma Jenny (Emma McHnery)   +2
11/8/2007, 8:12 AM
nt.
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- Isla   +1
11/8/2007, 11:10 AM
Why?To say you dislike it is one thing but why is it not "suitable"? I'm just curious.
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- Emma Jenny (Emma McHnery)
11/9/2007, 9:33 AM
nt.
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- Cambria (MaidenOfGrace)
11/8/2007, 6:53 AM
I perfer Emory, and both spellings on a boy. I also like Emyr and Emre (on boys) and Emer (on a girl).The combo-making part of my brain is not functioning atm, sorry.
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- YMPvt
11/8/2007, 2:41 AM
I like Emery, but Emory just looks off to me it definitely works on a boy, though it seems a rather refined name.Emery Laurence
Emery Jacob
Emery Case
Emery LeopoldCassius Emery
Theodore Emery
Thomas Emery
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- Sofia
11/8/2007, 2:14 AM
I don't like it, but prefer it on a boy and spelled Emery.Emery Maximilian
Emery Julian
Emery Patrick
Emery Nathaniel
Emery Gabriel
Emery Luka

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- Calanthe
11/7/2007, 7:30 PM
I quite like Emory, and I definitely prefer it on a boy. As for combinations, maybe you'd like...Christian Emory
Frederick Emory
Julian Emory
Patrick EmoryEmory Louis
Emory Graham
Emory Theodore
Emory Christopher
Emory Matthias
Emory Nathaniel
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- Sabrina Fair (tigerlilly)
11/7/2007, 7:22 PM
love it for a boy
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- Adelle (Adelle Sofia)
11/7/2007, 7:08 PM
Though it is listed as masculine, it sounds very feminine to me, so I think it works better for a girl, though I'm not fond of it. It reminds me of a nail file aka an emory board. Emery would be better in that respect. I think the sound itself is nice enough.Charlotte Emery
Regina Emery
Emery Helene
Emery Susannah
Emery Olivia
Beatrice Emery
Emery Marlene

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