Baby names?

Manwaithiel

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[QUOTE]Sorry I'm late, but I'm going to throw in my suggestions anyway! My current favourites for girl's middle names are Rose and Ivy (if we have a girl, we will use Rose as a middle name).    PS: I've never heard of the name Lorelei before. How do you pronounce it? It looks pretty with Rose as a middle name, but not sure how it sounds! Lorelei Rose. :)
Posted by thesuninherhead[/QUOTE]

Lore-ah-lie

Blueyed228

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Baby names? : Wow! I had a great Aunt Effie and everyone always said it must be some Greek name derivative.  It turns out her Father heard someone (with a Greek name) called Effie, but didn't know the real name so the name on her birth certificate is Effie!  We always assumed it would have been Euphemia.  I've never heard the name your sister used before but it is lovely. Posted by SpookieCat[/QUOTE]

Its been in my family and her husbands family for generations.  He is Greek too.  Its his mothers name but they call her Linda.  Its my great- grandmothers name as well and they called her Bella.  I guess there is no real English equivalent.

thesuninherhead

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Baby names? : Lore-ah-lie
<p>Posted by Manwaithiel[/QUOTE]</p><p> </p><p>'lie' as in lying, or 'lee'?</p><p> </p><p>The accents make this more difficult for me to figure out! lol</p>

zippityb

Mae

mehgank

Lorelei was my grandmother's name, and is now my niece's middle name. I love it.

I like Lorelei Renee, or Lorelei Rochelle (because Rochelle is my middle name haha), or Lorelei Eleanor.

tidetravel

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Baby names? :   'lie' as in lying, or 'lee'?   The accents make this more difficult for me to figure out! lol
Posted by thesuninherhead[/QUOTE]

Sun, it's lie, as in lying.

Manwaithiel

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Baby names? :   'lie' as in lying, or 'lee'?   The accents make this more difficult for me to figure out! lol
Posted by thesuninherhead[/QUOTE]

Sorry about that! Tide's gotcha covered.