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HelpMine.....
in reply to a message by trey
Well, I can't decide on combos - plus I do much better when my list is in front of me and I'm at work right now - but here are some of my faves....
Girls:
Lyren Selah (pr. Leer-in Say-lah)
Carys Amira nn Cari (in honor of my sister)
Esmee' Juliet
Violet (mn?)
Scarlett (mn?)
Boys:
Christian Joseph Salvatore (2 mn's are DH grandad's fn and mn)
Jett (mn?)
Deacon (mn?)
Miles (mn?)
Girls:
Lyren Selah (pr. Leer-in Say-lah)
Carys Amira nn Cari (in honor of my sister)
Esmee' Juliet
Violet (mn?)
Scarlett (mn?)
Boys:
Christian Joseph Salvatore (2 mn's are DH grandad's fn and mn)
Jett (mn?)
Deacon (mn?)
Miles (mn?)
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If you like Lyren...
which I had not heard but like since you mention it, you may like one of my very favorite names, related to Lyren by way of "lyre:" Allyriane (which I pronounce ah-lir-ree-ANN). I have found there are tons of variants: two Ls or one (Alyriane); begin with Al- or don't (Lyriane); one N or two (Allyrianne); drop the final E (Allyrian - now pronounced ah-LEER-ree-ehn); change the A to E (Allyriene) which could change the pronunciation and emphasis... The list goes on. You can mix and match the variant changes. Some of my favorite variations are Lyrienne (leer-ee-ENN) and Lyrian (LEER-ee-en, which sounds somewhat like the Japanese pronunciation of Lillian!).
I also like Carys, Juliet, Jett, and of course Scarlett. :)
~Lillian~
Proud daughter of Ann and John
Proud sister of Lauren and Leah
Proud wife of David
Proud mother of Alexander, Scarlett, Sophia, and Gideon
which I had not heard but like since you mention it, you may like one of my very favorite names, related to Lyren by way of "lyre:" Allyriane (which I pronounce ah-lir-ree-ANN). I have found there are tons of variants: two Ls or one (Alyriane); begin with Al- or don't (Lyriane); one N or two (Allyrianne); drop the final E (Allyrian - now pronounced ah-LEER-ree-ehn); change the A to E (Allyriene) which could change the pronunciation and emphasis... The list goes on. You can mix and match the variant changes. Some of my favorite variations are Lyrienne (leer-ee-ENN) and Lyrian (LEER-ee-en, which sounds somewhat like the Japanese pronunciation of Lillian!).
I also like Carys, Juliet, Jett, and of course Scarlett. :)
~Lillian~
Proud daughter of Ann and John
Proud sister of Lauren and Leah
Proud wife of David
Proud mother of Alexander, Scarlett, Sophia, and Gideon
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