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Laurel, Oliver and Ivy.
It's a bit botanical, but I just don't like Avery or Hollis for a girl. They are male names, to me.
It's a bit botanical, but I just don't like Avery or Hollis for a girl. They are male names, to me.
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That's why I'm trying to find another name to go because so many say that Hollis is a boys name. And even though I like Hollis for a girl, a daughter might want to kill her mother for naming her that, lol. And I do not like Holly...didn't really like Ivy or Avery either, but can't seem to find the right name...if you have any suggestions I would appreciate it. Thanks for your thoughts.
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Happy to oblige. Laurel, Oliver and:
Hilary
Honor
Hesper (= setting sun)
Solace
Artemis
Eirlys
Glynis
Alix
Iris (again, too botanical?)
Fidelis (nn Del?)
Clemence
Charis / Carys
Maris
Damaris
Nerissa
Larissa
April
Beryl
Sorrel
Jonquil
Briar
Linden (too similar to Laurel?)
Robin
Devon (county in southern England, rhymes with Kevin)
Maren
Amelie
Sylvie
Sunny (as a nn for Sunniva, Sonya, Alexandra, Soleil?)
Sonnet
Meadow
Willow
Margot
I can really see a sibset of Laurel, Oliver and Devon. But have fun hunting down the perfect rio. Thanks for a fun thread.
Hilary
Honor
Hesper (= setting sun)
Solace
Artemis
Eirlys
Glynis
Alix
Iris (again, too botanical?)
Fidelis (nn Del?)
Clemence
Charis / Carys
Maris
Damaris
Nerissa
Larissa
April
Beryl
Sorrel
Jonquil
Briar
Linden (too similar to Laurel?)
Robin
Devon (county in southern England, rhymes with Kevin)
Maren
Amelie
Sylvie
Sunny (as a nn for Sunniva, Sonya, Alexandra, Soleil?)
Sonnet
Meadow
Willow
Margot
I can really see a sibset of Laurel, Oliver and Devon. But have fun hunting down the perfect rio. Thanks for a fun thread.
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