Showing posts with label Mika. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mika. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2015

Same Meaning Sibsets: Part Five

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Time for Part Five! I'm really excited about today's list, especially the sibsets under Gold. The names are wonderful, and the meaning is a fun one. Enjoy!

Child
Adamina + Fairchild
Aiko + Rai
Donnan + Lundy
Evelyn + Miriam
Hanako + Machiko
Haruki, Keiko, + Umeko
Mika, Naoko, + Sachi
Sachiko + Tamako

Gold
Aurelia + Cressida
Eldora + Ophira
Flavia, Melora, + Zorina
Gilda + Tawny
Xanthe, Zariza, + Zehavi

Jewel
Bijou + Sapphira
Kito + Tamayo
Soraya + Takara

Hero
Conlan, Dooley, + McKinley
Curran + Finley
Rodion + Sweeney

Honor
Anju + Katana
Annora, Merida, + Timaeus
Brian + Timothy
Nabila, Kanye, + Sade

Hope
Asha, Nadia + Raja
Esperanza + Taraji

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

10 M Names You Never Thought of Using: Girls

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Today's list is a great one, so let's get right to it.

Madigan- She's so similar to Madison, yet nobody uses her. Quite possibly the best alternative to all of those Mad- names. 

Maisie- Sweet and cutesy with a bit of Southern charm. A good nickname choice if you can't decide between Maggie or Daisy. 

Marin- A modern, feminine name that's not too girly. She can be spelled in a plethora of ways, including Merryn, Marryn, Marrin, or Marren. 

Marine- Marine is tranquil and beachy, perfect for families settled along the coast. She has a gorgeous sound, and is more contemporary than Marina. 

Marais- One of my favorite middle names. She's pronounced muh-RAY; the emphasis on the second syllable makes her flow very well with almost any first name. 

Mika- Mika is chirpy, but polished. She has Japanese, Hebrew and Russian roots, which makes her a nice option for multicultural families. 

Minna- Ooh, I love Minna. She had everything I look for in a name. She's not too long or girly, pretty much nickname-less, and nobody's heard of her. 

Mirabel- Now Mirabel is ultra-femme. No doubt about it, Mirabel is a girly girl. If she does turn out to be a tomboy, you can always shorten it to Mira. 

Mirren- Is it only an American thing to give our children celebrity surnames? I've been hearing a lot of them lately--Keaton, Anniston, Jolie, etc. Mirren is a real winner though, both in sound and namesake. 

Moon- How dreamy is Moon? I love her gentle sound. I would love to see her as a first name, but if she's a little too out there for you, the middle is nice, too.