Name your twin girls..
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Talia Eve and Thea Madeleine
Genevieve Anna Eliza & Isobel Lucy Niamh
Freya Ruth and Lucy Jemima
Tabitha Colette & Veroncia Mae
Tab and Vee.
Tab and Vee.
Ophelia and Isadora
Ella & Ava :)
Laura Gillian
Tessa Juliet
OR
Alice Emily
Celia Bryony
OR
Helen Susannah
Lucy Marianne
Tessa Juliet
OR
Alice Emily
Celia Bryony
OR
Helen Susannah
Lucy Marianne
I really like both of these combos. :) Funky without being too out there.
Hmm today lets go with:
Claire Dominique
Emilia Catherine
Claire Dominique
Emilia Catherine
Adela Leoness
Anielle Noemi
Anielle Noemi
Adelaide and Felicity go very nicely together!
I always liked Agrippa better as a girl's name. A pox on history!
Cute alliterations, it makes me happy that they aren't of each other. =)
I adore both of these. They're both very cheery-sounding.
Btw: I looked at your PNL and I think we have very similar tastes! So of course I like both these combos, haha.
Btw: I looked at your PNL and I think we have very similar tastes! So of course I like both these combos, haha.
This message was edited 1/31/2010, 1:51 PM
I love both combos, especially Savannah Jacqueline!
I haven't seen someone interested in Vanessa for a while, I like it!
I am almost pretty sure that most names would be made better by the addition of a Purpurblättchen or two. Minna is WICKED cute, right on.
would Ruhestelle be said "Rust-elle" (my initial instinct) or "ruh-Estelle"?
would Ruhestelle be said "Rust-elle" (my initial instinct) or "ruh-Estelle"?
they're from german art songs
ruh means "quiet, calm, still" and there is no english word quite like it; "ruhestelle" means resting place, basically, which is a euphemism for grave. It's from a Goethe poem called Am Den Mond (to the moon) that schubert set which is sublimely sweet and simple and beautiful and haunting. I think it's a lovely word
Purpurblättchen means, basically, small purple leaf, and it is from a Beethoven song called Adélaïde, which is sung by a dude who is apparently in love with Adélaïde, and the last verse says: some day I'm gonna die, and a flower from the ashes of my heart will bloom on my grave, and on every purple leaf will clearly shine the name: Adélaïde. !!! i'm SO CRUNK!
one of my favorite songs ever. there's nicer images in it (zauberlicht "magic light" abendlüfte "evening breezes") but I like the beauty and morbidity of the purple leaves from the ashes of his heart
so yeah this is a morbid pair of twinsters but they're also not my top names and I'm not married
ruh means "quiet, calm, still" and there is no english word quite like it; "ruhestelle" means resting place, basically, which is a euphemism for grave. It's from a Goethe poem called Am Den Mond (to the moon) that schubert set which is sublimely sweet and simple and beautiful and haunting. I think it's a lovely word
Purpurblättchen means, basically, small purple leaf, and it is from a Beethoven song called Adélaïde, which is sung by a dude who is apparently in love with Adélaïde, and the last verse says: some day I'm gonna die, and a flower from the ashes of my heart will bloom on my grave, and on every purple leaf will clearly shine the name: Adélaïde. !!! i'm SO CRUNK!
one of my favorite songs ever. there's nicer images in it (zauberlicht "magic light" abendlüfte "evening breezes") but I like the beauty and morbidity of the purple leaves from the ashes of his heart
so yeah this is a morbid pair of twinsters but they're also not my top names and I'm not married
LOL, they're both fantastic. Big love for Schubert songs, and I might have to dig the Beethoven one up now because it sounds great, if somewhat gloomtastic.
How would you pronounce Purpurblättchen?!
pur-pur-blet-chen basically. like you're starting to say purple but don't quite make it to the L. r's less strong though
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It's growing on me .... seriously, it's pretty cool in a GP way!
Adele Susanna
Rose Mathilde
Rose Mathilde