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I would prefer other spellings, like Basmat, Bosmath, or Bashemath, but I adore how delicate this name is. It really embodies the ‘aroma/perfume’ meaning, it’s relaxing just to hear :)
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Basemath is a daughter of Solomon, mentioned in 1 Kings 4:15.
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Evocative! Basemath brings to mind a serene garden bathed in lavender hues and imbued with the intoxicating scent of jasmine. Like a delicate flower, she exudes an inherent grace and elegance that speaks to her timeless appeal. Yet, it surprises me that this name's beauty has been overlooked and tarnished -- these superficial observations fail to recognize the significance and richness of this name. Evoking emotion and memory, Basemath's soft sounds and floral associations speak to a sense of peace and sophistication, far beyond any fleeting resemblance to a basement or bathmat. Truthfully, it is a name deserving of admiration. Its graceful presence and meaningful origins make the name a truly beautiful choice, and I hope that more people will come to see the charm in it, too.
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Doesn't translate well into English. Probably would be just fine in Israel, but in English it just sounds like a mathematical function to work out the domain of f(x) = (((x)/(∈)((x∃!)^2-1) in relation to ⊥ = g(t) =+ ((t) (t)\42∂(∇2y/∇2x) while 3 is less than an ordinal bi-coefficient of ]□, □[{ (y)/penis} >= 2 while using Base 8.
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Looks like it would be the name of a school website. I would avoid this in an English-speaking country.
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This name is bittersweet. It means "fragrance", but it looks like "base math". Which one outweighs the other? Can't tell. I do find it alright, though.
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I have NEVER seen this in the bible.
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This name looks like "Base Math."
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Love it.
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The meaning's nice, but I think of the word 'basement' whenever I see this.
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Looks like "Base math".
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This name has a beautiful denotation, but the connotation would possibly lead to teasing in an English speaking country.
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What is this name? I've always considered it a combo of the words basement and bath. Probably one of the most hated BTH names. I really hate Basemath.
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I often misread this name as the words 'bath mat', so I have a kinda weird impression of it.
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In Hebrew it's pronounced bohs-MAT.
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It comes from the Hebrew word "bosem", meaning perfume.
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