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HelpAlkahest's 3-family multi-gen NTNB: Round 3
It's time for round three :) Thanks again to everyone who took part last round for all the great name suggestions and a reminder that anyone can take part at any time. Round four will be posted on Thursday.
The Delaney family
DH: Lúcás Farquhar Delaney (29)
DW: Evaline Xiang (Kuan) Delaney (28)
DD: River Tai Seraphine Delaney (4) (Weirwood)
DS: Avram Chen Finnegan Delaney (2) (bobbiemaria)
DS:
The Isabey family
DGf: Claire Étiennette (Dubois) Isabey (34)
DGf: Naomi (Hamasaki) Isabey (33)
DS: Aurélien Kaito Isabey (4) (SugarPlumFairy)
DD: Naoko Amarante Isabey (2) (ValerieK)
ADD/ADS/ADS: (2) [Sfax, Tunisia]
The Alamilla-Rosenfeld family
DBf: Edmund Gavriel Rosenfeld "Eddie" (39)
DGf: Florina Carmen (Esparza) Alamilla "Flo" (35)
DD: Ema Florentina Alamilla (13)
DS: Hugo Salvador Alamilla (10)
DS: Leon Mordechai Alamilla-Rosenfeld (4) (Ninor)
DS: Solomon Lake Alamilla-Rosenfeld "Sol" (2) (AhaRememo)
DD/DD:
Another two years have passed since the last round.
The Delaney family are welcoming another son. His first name should be Irish and he should have two middle names in any order you wish. One should be Chinese, another should be taken from the name of any of the Apollo astronauts who have flown to or walked on the moon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apollo_astronauts).
Naomi and Claire have decided to adopt a set of triplets from Sfax in Tunisia. All three should have a name from the 200-500 ranking in the French top names listing for 2010( http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/fr/2010 ) and an Arabic middle name with an interesting or unusual meaning.
Eddie and Flo have been surprised by twin daughters. They both have hyphenated first names. The eldest twin has a hyphenated name composed unusual or frilly Spanish name and a one syllable English name which is quite common in hyphenated combos (think May, Lou etc). She has a Hebrew/Jewish middle name which is neither very common nor extremely uncommon. The younger twin has a hyphenated first name with an unusual Hebrew/Jewish first name followed by a one syllable English name which is slightly less commonly found in combos (think June, Faith, Joy etc). She has a middle name which is Spanish and comes from this list - http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/sp/2010. The one syllable names can be typical feminine names or more androgynous and unisex.
The Delaney family
DH: Lúcás Farquhar Delaney (29)
DW: Evaline Xiang (Kuan) Delaney (28)
DD: River Tai Seraphine Delaney (4) (Weirwood)
DS: Avram Chen Finnegan Delaney (2) (bobbiemaria)
DS:
The Isabey family
DGf: Claire Étiennette (Dubois) Isabey (34)
DGf: Naomi (Hamasaki) Isabey (33)
DS: Aurélien Kaito Isabey (4) (SugarPlumFairy)
DD: Naoko Amarante Isabey (2) (ValerieK)
ADD/ADS/ADS: (2) [Sfax, Tunisia]
The Alamilla-Rosenfeld family
DBf: Edmund Gavriel Rosenfeld "Eddie" (39)
DGf: Florina Carmen (Esparza) Alamilla "Flo" (35)
DD: Ema Florentina Alamilla (13)
DS: Hugo Salvador Alamilla (10)
DS: Leon Mordechai Alamilla-Rosenfeld (4) (Ninor)
DS: Solomon Lake Alamilla-Rosenfeld "Sol" (2) (AhaRememo)
DD/DD:
Another two years have passed since the last round.
The Delaney family are welcoming another son. His first name should be Irish and he should have two middle names in any order you wish. One should be Chinese, another should be taken from the name of any of the Apollo astronauts who have flown to or walked on the moon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apollo_astronauts).
Naomi and Claire have decided to adopt a set of triplets from Sfax in Tunisia. All three should have a name from the 200-500 ranking in the French top names listing for 2010( http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/fr/2010 ) and an Arabic middle name with an interesting or unusual meaning.
Eddie and Flo have been surprised by twin daughters. They both have hyphenated first names. The eldest twin has a hyphenated name composed unusual or frilly Spanish name and a one syllable English name which is quite common in hyphenated combos (think May, Lou etc). She has a Hebrew/Jewish middle name which is neither very common nor extremely uncommon. The younger twin has a hyphenated first name with an unusual Hebrew/Jewish first name followed by a one syllable English name which is slightly less commonly found in combos (think June, Faith, Joy etc). She has a middle name which is Spanish and comes from this list - http://www.behindthename.com/top/lists/sp/2010. The one syllable names can be typical feminine names or more androgynous and unisex.
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