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Re: Shiloh
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Part of the reason I think it has grown on me is because it seems to be right at home with all the Hebrew origin and word names on my list. So now I’m thinking if I were to ever use it on say, a third or fourth child, people would notice the theme and the name wouldn’t read nearly as trendy. If I used Shiloh, I would want to do so as a first name, but many of the combos I love flipped, thank you!Hopefully Shiloh looks more at home with the other Hebrew and word names on my list, not to mention my overtly Biblical boys list.Nora
Susannah
Shiloh
Lilith
Rosemary
Thalia (as an alt spelling of Talia)
Aliza
Iris
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This is just me, but to me it really sticks out in a bad way.The other names on your list are so much better. I like Nora and Thalia.
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