Message: "Emma" - Behind the Name

Emma

by Summer

2/17/2007, 6:39 AM

I like the name Emma a lot, but I think it's too popular to use as a first name. So I think I'd like Emma as a middle name, but I can't find any combo that flows.

So what first name fits with mn Emma?

#Emma

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- Hola123 (guest) +1

2/18/2007, 8:40 AM

Wow! That's a hard one!

Sophie Emma
Naomi Emma
Natalie Emma

Something that ends with an "ee" sound rather than an "ah" sound would probably sound better with Emma.

- Summer

2/20/2007, 2:57 AM

I like Naomi Emma. I think you're right about the 'ee' sound. Thanks!

- Pink Princess +1

2/17/2007, 5:44 PM

Abigail Emma
Rachel Emma
Teagan Emma
Phoebe Emma
Natalie Emma
Charlotte Emma
Katherine Emma
Sadie Emma
Candace Emma
Hayley Emma
Josephine Emma
Felicity Emma

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:19 PM

I like Rachel Emma and Hayley Emma. Thanks for your help.

- Emma (Emma McHnery) +1

2/17/2007, 3:36 PM

Elizabeth Emma
Mary Emma

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:18 PM

Thank you. I like Elizabeth Emma.

- raindancing +1

2/17/2007, 3:20 PM

Beatrice Emma
Bronte Emma
Carys Emma
Charlotte Emma
Catrina Emma
Delaney Emma
Felicity Emma
Florence Emma
Gertrud Emma
Georgina Emma
Ginette Emma
Gwyneth Emma
Hazel Emma
Judith Emma
Jocelyn Emma
Jaclyn Emma
Josephine Emma
Keavy Emma
Lucy Emma
Lauren Emma
Laurel Emma
Lowri Emma
Lindsey Emma
Lilian Emma
Margaret Emma
Maisy / Maisie Emma
Natalie Emma
Phoebe Emma
Ruby Emma
Rosemary Emma
Rosalind Emma
Theresa Emma
Valerie Emma
Vivienne Emma

This message was edited 2/17/2007, 3:20 PM

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:17 PM

Wow! You have come up with a lot of names. Thanks! I really like Jocelyn Emma. Gwyneth Emma and Lilian Emma are okay too.

- Porcelain (guest) +2

2/17/2007, 12:30 PM

This is hard...

I see what you mean. I have racked my brain for the last few hours trying to come up with a name that goes well with Emma. The only combo I could think of was Alethea Emma & even that doesn't sound just right to me. I hope you have more luck with the other posters. I am also curious to see what they come up with.

Good luck :o)

- Summer +1

2/17/2007, 11:15 PM

Yes, it's very hard. Thank you for your help. I now think that a long name, ending on -lyn or -y might be good with Emma.

- Porcelain (guest)

2/18/2007, 1:00 PM

You're right about the long name, ending on "lyn"/"y" to go with Emma. Felicity Emma is the nicest suggestion I have seen so far. It's so silly that I didn't think of that because Felicity is in my top 10 girls' names.

:o)

- Elle (MonaLisa) +1

2/17/2007, 7:28 AM

I really like Emma too, but it is way too common to use as a first name.

My first thought was Charlotte Emma.

Others:
Caroline Emma
Isabelle Emma
Scarlett Emma
Violet Emma
Lily Emma
Olivia Emma
Lenore Emma
Cecily Emma
Lilith Emma
Juliet Emma

or you could use Emmeline with the nn Emma.

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:14 PM

Cecily Emma does flow, though I don't really like Cecily. I kind of like Isabelle Emma too. Thanks.

- Carby7 +1

2/17/2007, 7:25 AM

I'd try something long such as Madeline or Caroline...

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:12 PM

Madeline Emma sounds kind of okay. I like the combination of a name ending on line/lyn with Emma. Thank you.

- gigibee (guest) +1

2/17/2007, 6:48 AM

Anything ending with a consonant sound rather than a vowel. I'm really bad at combos, but maybe:

Genevieve Emma
Catherine Emma
Alexis Emma

Like I said, combos just don't come easily for me.

- Summer

2/17/2007, 11:10 PM

Thanks for your help. I think that names ending with a consonant sound are indeed good for a combo with Emma. I kind of like Catherine Emma.

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