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Thanks! I like Leif, Roma, Scarlett, Sonnet, and Nola a lot. Valerian, Thierry, Priam, and Noor are growing on me. :)
So my family would look like this:
DH: Valerian Leif "Leary"
DW: Ravenna Ceres "Venna"
DS/DS: Thierry Roman / Priam Conrad
DD: Noor Scarlett
DD: Sonnet Winter
DS: Marlowe Andreas "Marley"
DS/DD: Dante Govannon "Dan" / Meadow Nola "Mea"
Leary & Venna with their children Thierry, Priam, Noor, Sonnet, Marley, Dan & Mea.
So my family would look like this:
DH: Valerian Leif "Leary"
DW: Ravenna Ceres "Venna"
DS/DS: Thierry Roman / Priam Conrad
DD: Noor Scarlett
DD: Sonnet Winter
DS: Marlowe Andreas "Marley"
DS/DD: Dante Govannon "Dan" / Meadow Nola "Mea"
Leary & Venna with their children Thierry, Priam, Noor, Sonnet, Marley, Dan & Mea.
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Leary is actually a real Irish name, the anglicized from of
Lóegaire (also spelled Laoghaire, Láegaire, Loeguire, Laoire). It was a popular medieval Irish name borne by a number of historical and legendary figures and it means "calf-herd".
I really like it and am liking Valerian a lot now because of the possibility of Leary as a nickname and am glad you like it too! I also just thought of Leary as a nickname for Leander, WDYT? :)
Lóegaire (also spelled Laoghaire, Láegaire, Loeguire, Laoire). It was a popular medieval Irish name borne by a number of historical and legendary figures and it means "calf-herd".
I really like it and am liking Valerian a lot now because of the possibility of Leary as a nickname and am glad you like it too! I also just thought of Leary as a nickname for Leander, WDYT? :)
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Oh that's nice as well, and Leary is so much better than Lee or Andy (not to mention Ander, which means 'someone else' in Dutch, and is therefore very weird as a NN to me). Also Leary solves the NN problem for Eleazar, I only liked Ezra for it, but Leary is not so much a stretch for it as Ezra is.
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