Same Meaning Sibsets: Part 7

Regina Casaleggio via Dribbble

I've got a very royal set of same meaning sibsets for you all today. Since all the meanings are linked, I think it'd be super fun to mix and match--how fun would it be to have four children whose names meant King, Queen, Prince, and Princess?

King
Amir, Daria, + Malik
Adelio, Amirah + Darius
Bodi + Ryan
Kingsley + Reagan
Kingston + Rex

Queen
Dione + Juno
Morrigan, Quenby, + Rhiannon
Rani + Thailah
Regina, Quinton, + Tiana

Prince
Adhit, Emira, + Rajah
Armel + Vladimir
Brendan + Royce
Fitzroy + Princeton

Princess
Maelie + Zadie
Putri, Saija, + Zarouhi
Orla + Sadie
Suri + Zara

Nickname Proof Names: Boys

Krystin via Sappy Apple

While many of us look for names that are nickname gold-mines, just as many parents want a name with absolutely no nicknames at all. If you're one of the latter, I've compiled a list of over 100 names for boys--none with any established nicknames. It's all after the jump. Check back on Friday for the girls list!

The Best Middle Names for Boys

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What makes these the best middle names for boys? The secret is in the syllable pattern. Two syllable names with the second syllable stressed flow with any name--long or short. This makes them some of the most popular options for middle names, though many people can't articulate what makes them like a particular combo or middle name (like I said, it's the syllable pattern). I've listed as many options as I can think of here. Any that I missed? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Abdul
Ahmad
Amir
Andres
Aziz
Cadell
Cornell
Darnell
Durand
Duval
Emile
Eugene
Hamal
Hakim
Haroon
Hasan
Ivan
Jamal
Jerome
Joaquin
Jose
Khalil
Lamar
LaRue
Lorenz
Luis
Maguire
Malone
Manuel
Marcel
Mathis
Maurice
Maxim
McCoy
Miguel
Monroe
Nadeem
Pascal
Pascoe
Pierre
Quebec
Quennell
Ramon
Raul
Samir
Sandeep
Stefan
Tariq
Terrell
Tomas
Tullier