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It seems Iris and Majken are popular names for sisters, I've seen it before. Some years ago I would have named my daughters those names too, but now they're too popular for me. Nellie and Eleni seem too close, most of the same letters. And twins Moa and Nea, even worse since they may be identical.Siri Christina - Just the other day I thought it would be cool if a little girl was called Kristina, wonder when it's going to get back in style.Adore the sibset Svante and Flora! And Tage is lovely too.
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Alva, Hampus, Moa and MiltonI was just thinking about Alva / Ailbhe yesterday. I'm making a mental note to use it more on these boards. Hampus is a real name? I'll be darned. OK. Got it. :-)Moa is another overlooked gem. It's intriguing.I never thought I'd see Milton on a BA list. Do you know if it's associated with John Milton, the English writer? I assume you don't know the parents of this particular Milton. I just mean if it's a popular name if it's connected to the writer of if there's another reference. Just curious.Neat list. Lots of great names here. Thanks!
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I love Moa... but I love Lillemor even more :)
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LillemorI've never heard of Lillemor. Is it related to Moa? Any info is appreciated. I already love Mor so I'm poised to accept Lillemor with the thinest of veneers. :-)
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From what I know, Moa can be used as a NN for Lillemor. Lillemor means "little mother" I actually found out about Moa via Lillemor
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Ah, I see. Thanks. I never would have gotten that on my own. :-)
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Milton is quite trendy in Sweden now. Not exactly high class - I don't know what made it popular, but I really doubt John Milton was involved ...
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Miltonlol -- Well, OK. Interesting. And a fun fact. Thanks. :-)

This message was edited 5/16/2012, 12:57 PM

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