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No problem... Can totally understand how some names normally lack appeal, but paired with just the right name can suddenly sound kinda good or at least ok... Oliver didn't particularly excite me (though I didn't particularly dislike it) and then I played around w/ varied forms of Matthew (Matthew, Mateo, Matthias) paired with it and it started to sound pretty good. Then, w/ my Jpns. pairing habbits, I paired it w/ Motoshi and that's on my list. Oliver Malachi also sounds kinda cool... maybe it just needs a good M name w/ it. *_*

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Ok... now for the Jpns. names. Use on whichever side of Genevieve you think sounds better for each name...
Ayano is my standard for this one, but let's see...

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Ayana
Ayako
Ayami
Ayaka
Aiko (eye-ko)
Aimi (eye-me)
Michiko (meechko)
Mikiko
Miyuki
Tsutako
Kaede (rhymes w/ Friday)
Motoka
Mayu
Mayumi
Marika
Sakie (sah-kee-ay)
Etsuko (etsko)
Mitsuyo
Mitsue (meetsooay)
Mizuki
Emiko (aymeeko)
Eiko (ayeeko)
Madoka
Shinobu
Naomi
Asami
Miho
Shiho
Shiori
Maho
Mahoka
Midori
Setsuyo
Setsuko
Izumi
Namie (na-mee-ay)
Noriko
Azusa
Yoshino
Yoshiko
Yoshika
Yoshimi
Yukie (yookeeay)
Yumie (yu-mee-ay)
Yumiko
Miyu
Nozomi
Yuri
Sayuri
Kiyu
Chiemi
Hitomi
Chinatsu
Minatsu
Miharu
Manami
Airi (eye-ree)
Hikari
Natsuki (natski)
Natsuko (natsko)
Natsue (natsooay)
Hitomi
Kiyoe (keeyoay)
Kazue (kahzooay)
Katsue (katsooay)
Kazuko (kazko or kazooko)
Katsuko (katsko)
Kazumi
Katsumi
Kaori
Atsuko (atsko)
Atsumi
Machiko (machko)
Itsuki
Masami
Ikue (eekooay)
Ikuko
Saya
Sayumi
Kayo
Akemi (ahkaymee)
Kayoko
Akari
Yukari
Eina (ayna)
Kotone (kotonay)
Sambi
Kiyoka
Motoe (motoay)
Toshimi
Sachie (sacheeay)
Sachiko (sachko)
Toshiko
Toshie (tosheeay)
Tomoe (tomoay)
Tomoko
Tomomi
Tomoka
Toshika
Kikina
Mahiro
Chihiro
Shihiro
Hiroko
Hiroka
Haruka
Himawari

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Ok... That's prob'ly enough for now.

This message was edited 1/11/2012, 2:54 AM