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There are quite a number of "combination names" out there -- a combination of two names (for example, Marlene is Mary and Magdalene combined). Because there are very few male combination names, this family consists only of females. Let's pretend that this family's father was recently killed in a tragic accident of some sort and they are now living with the mother's mother as they recuperate. Yep, TEN GIRLS!

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(You may use the name bank below or any other combination names you come up with yourself. Hyphenations are perfectly fine [Anna-Kate, for example]. Be creative and have fun!)

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DGM: (68)
DM: (49)

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DD: (24)
DD/DD: (21)
DD: (20)
DD: (18)
DD: (15)
DD/DD/DD: (13)
DD: (10)

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Annabella, Annabeth, Annabel, Annalisa, Annemarie, Ashlyn, Belphoebe, Brooklyn, Carlisa, Carlybeth, Carreen, Cherilyn, Christabel, Cindra, Claribel, Coralie, Darien, Deeann, Dulcibella, Elisanora, Embeth, Emilyn, Fioralba, Hannelore, Jancis, Jannah, Jayla, Jenessa, Jennica, Jessalyn, Joandra, Joetta, Jolene, Josiane, Kayleen, Kaylyn, Keanna, Lashawn, Lauressa, Laverne, Leanna, Leanne, Leatrice, Lisanne, Liselotte, Lizolet, Lorraine, Louella, Luanna, Luanne, Mairwen, Maite, Malandra, Mariabella, Mariacarla, Marianela, Mariangela, Marianne, Maribel, Maricela, Mariellen, Marigold, Marilena, Marilyn, Marisol, Marlene, Marloes, Marybeth, Maryvonne, Melantha, Melinda, Narelle, Nelda, Pandora, Pollyanna, Raelyn, Rebeccanne, Rosangela, Rosanna, Rosanne, Rosemarie, Rosemary, Sarahjeanne, Saralie, Saranna, Shaylyn, Sidney, Sylviane