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I like Emma if short for Emmaline. If not, then I prefer Gemma (but also quite popular).

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Anyway...
Emma Justine
Emma Adeline
Emma Madeleine
Emma Harmony
Emma Fiore (see Fiorella)
Emma Adelaide
Emma Kelia (keh-LYE-ah)
Emma Juliet
Emma Willow
Emma Hazel
Emma Charlotta
Emma Sophia / Sofia
Emma Oriana
Emma Safira
Emma Jillian
Emma Keturah
Emma Harriet
Emma Lindsey
Emma Kelsey
Emma Liana / LeAnn
Emma Tallulah
Emma Lila / Lyla
Emma Lucia
Emma Laurel
Emma Isabelle / Isabella
Emma Anneliese

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my nieces name is Emma Elizabeth

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she turned two this past September and her age bracket is full of Emma's. I do love the name though and it suits her so well.

I really dislike this name. It just looks seems sort of nondescript and boring. The double m also throws me off, for some reason. If one must use this name, I much prefer Emmaline or something similar.

Emma is a name I never thought I would like until recently, but it's perfect simplicity and charm makes it a beautiful choice. I have moved 15 times, within two countries and six states, and have only met one Emma it surprises me it is not used more often; and of course I love the Jane Austen character!

This message was edited 11/11/2005, 8:47 PM

I've been thinking about this name a lot recently and it's a bit popular here in Australia, but I still love it. Here are some combos I love:

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Emma Caroline
Emma Charlotte
Emma Katherine
Emma Violet
Emma Celeste
Emma Lillian
Emma Natalie
Emma Nicole
Emma Sophie
Emma Daisy
Emma Felicity
Emma Grace
Emma Hayley
Emma Hazel
Emma Josephine
Emma Juliet
Emma Pearl
Emma Paige
Emma Teagan
Emma Rachel
Emma Riley
Emma Rhiannon
Emma Willow

Emma is my grandaughter's name, her middle name is Jean.

I used to love the name Emma, but after I realized how popular it was getting, I changed my mind. I also have a bad association with an Emma, so that's probably what did it. I do have good associations with people named Emma too. So I guess that one person named Emma and the popularity ruined it for me. It's still nice though, but I much prefer Emily (even though Emily is really popular).

its ok, I prefer Emily though.

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Emma Jayne
Emma Jade
Emma Elise
Emma Kathryn
Emma Nicole
Emma Rose
Emma Jordyn
Emma Kate
Emma Paige
Emma Elizabeth
Emma Victoria
Emma Theresa
Emma Jasmine
Emma Jacquelyn
Emma Michelle
Emma Anne
Emma Katrine
Emma Louise
Emma Leigh
Emma LeAnn
Emma Shaye
Emma Cheyenne
Emma Skye
Emma Claire
Emma Charlotte

Even putting Emma's overuse aside, the sound is just so bland! I find it boring in every way, sorry.

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I think it needs a vibrant, interesting middle name to counteract that:

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Emma Katerina
Emma Cambria
Emma Lenore
Emma Serenity
Emma Juliette
Emma Saskia
Emma Henriette
Emma Rosaline
Emma Delaney

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♥Elinor♥

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'Why do people with closed minds, always open their mouths?'

I also love the name Emma and for a while I seriously considered using it! I also haven't met many Emmas yet they must be everywhere is the Top 100 names for many English speaking countries are any judge!

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Emma is cute, sweet, pretty, and easy to spell! :)

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I really liked Emma Jane for a long time but then it changed to Emma Joy and now it's Emma Joyce! :)

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I really like J names with Emma but Ms are also a good choice.
What about:
Emma Jade
Emma Juliet
Emma Josephine
Emma June
Emma Joy
Emma Jane
Emma Joyce
Emma Joan
Emma Jean

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Emma Margaret
Emma Mary
Emma Madeline
Emma Maeve
Emma May
Emma Molly

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Emma Rose
Emma Ruby
Emma Ruth
Emma Rebecca
Emma Rachel
Emma Rowena

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Emma Paige

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One day I plan to name my 2nd daughter Emma Katherine Olivia.

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Nikki :)

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I like it, but the fact that you've only met one does not change the fact that it is the 2nd most popular baby name in the U.S. Most Emmas are in kindergarden, or are even younger, and I'm guessing you don't have much contact with those children.

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Middle names:
Brooke
Claire
Charlotte
Christine
Caroline
Grace
Gabrielle
Hope
Isabel
Ivy
Iris
Juliet
Jasmine
Kate
Katherine, et. al.
Lily
Nicole
Noelle
Olivia
Rachel
Raquel
Rose
Sophie
Victoria
Zoe

Emma is popular, yeah, but not trendy a la Madison. It's extremely pretty in my opinion.

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A few combos I like:

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Emma Rebecca
Emma Dora
Emma Rose
Emma Esther

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~~ Claire ~~

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My ! are Alia, Eidel, Enola, Israel, Dudel, Yuri, Lina, Lorelei, Leilani, Owen, Julian, Glorinda, Mirinda
My ? are Hillel, Meshullam, Johnny, Ginny, Cordelia, Fiammetta, Yocheved
My ~ are Tehila, Tilda, Hailey, Gillian, Huldah
My / are Aglaia and July

I love the name Emma... but in the town where I live.. I can think of at least 6 Emma's all varying in ages.. Emma is a name that is cute on a child and beautiful as she grows.. I guess it all depends on where you live and whether or not popularity bothers you!

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"Never make someone a priority, who only makes you an option."

I love Emma, but I know quite a few -5 I think- but the have all been very nice, beautiful and talented. I love the names' simplicity as well, and just acn't quite let it go!

Emma is beautiful It beats Emily, which is way more popular.

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COMBOS
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Emma Rose
Emma Rosetta
Emma Jean
Emma Josephine
Emma Kate
Emma Kathleen

Emma is fairly popular where I live I like this name a lot
Emma Josephine
Emma Juliet
Emma Louise
Emma Rosalind
Emma Victoria

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