is Jena a  weird name???? be honest!!!?
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Actually, its beautiful name, its natural and simple :)\ndefenatly not weird
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I know the name "Keisha" is a legitimate African name.  It means "favorite".  Believe it or not "Latifa" is also a legitimate African name meaning "gentle".  So is Mandisa, Maisha, Malika, Naima, Ashanti, Aisha, Rashida, and Shaniqua!  What gets out of control is the spelling because these are foreign words and you can spell them anyway you want.  But that goes for American names as well.  Take for example, Catherine, Katherine, Kathryn, and Catharine!  Then there's Brittney, Brittany, Britney and Brittanie!  I guess some people just want to give their child a name that nobody else has, something unique and special.  Personally, I'm with you on the ridiculousness of some of the names, but the most ridiculous baby-namers of all are the movie stars.  I mean, who the heck names their kid Apple?  And what was Demi Moore thinking when she named 2 of her daughters Scout Larue & Rumer!  But the all time worst is David & Victoria Beckham naming their kid BROOKLYN! That's my home town...and no proud Brooklynite would dare do that!
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Ah I hate that!!! Well actually sometimes its a nickame derived from the last nme, which is okay in my books.\nBut the other day, someone called me by my last name. It was a fellow that I was interested in,  what a turnoff. It rather felt like he was making me into a guy.
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Yes, it's sad and maddening.  It's also extremely irresponsible.\n\nHowever, the reason why I was compelled to answer your question is to let you know how tickled I was when I saw your Y.A. ID, or nickname.  Ni ... hahaha (ROTFL).  Is it Ni, or Nee?  Or maybe Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.  Thanks for the reminder of pure silliness, and the belly laugh!!!
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Yeah, I've read about it. It's pretty stupid. There are no real evidence that having a weird name will improve any aspect of your life - more likely it'll damage the social part because your friends will think you are an idiot. Which you are, if you think adding an extra 'i' in 'Martin' will spawn great economical success.
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Jenna is a beautiful name! \nI have a daughter her name is Sadie. But Jenna was one I was thinking about! I also like Ella, Tessa, Belle. If you want some more suggestions! But Jenna is beautiful! Congradulations!
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NO. It is a very pretty name. Maybe you shouldn't tell to many people if you go to Orleans!!!lol
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Dunno, my name is from the latin word meaning dark / darkness. I think my mom just hated me. Although I suppose it has come to define me as a person, I am a rather dark individual. Many have told me that my sarcasm, dry humour, scathing wit and quick comebacks are all integral parts of my pesonality and that my name is well suited to my personality. To each his / her own I suppose.
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I read in a book of baby names once that Jacqueline is the female version of James. That was long ago, though. I'm not so sure now. You might want to double-check. And Jacqueline is French, isn't it ?
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Has no one ever told you not to put the name of someone on the net??? i think i have heard if that name, btw
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Let me get this straight...your concerned about "pet" names?\n\nyou might be petty.
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That's some weird name if it's a name....
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destin is awesome...cool name, but it kinda reminds me of destiny which would be more of a girl's name.
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Spring 2006, what a wonderful hopeful screen name.  Glad your not here in a desert where its 90 degrees.  How about that spring for you.\n\nI am a third generation name sake and I will be expecting the fourth generation here in the next few days.  You do not have to congratulate me, only give me best answer, that is gift enough!\n\nNames have nothing to do with such relationships.  Relationships are built between 2 people, usually naming comes from the parent.  So there is no bonding done by the baby, not yet that is.\n\nChildren cognitively cannot comprehend the likeness, youth usually resent such things, it is not until your an adult that you appreciate the heritage that was passed.\n\nYour word intense, not so.\n\nOn the ligher side of intense relationships, the first night I met my wife (at that time future Mrs)I told her that if were to ever get married and have our first son, there would be a no compromise of his name, not even a talk.  And to this very day our relationship has been fine.  Im jus glad we did not have a girl\n\nHappy heritage hunting!  All hail my future IV!!
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i'm looking in a book for baby names, any idea for a boy? if  so email me at msdays_of_or_lives@yahoo.com
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There are quite a few here.  Tara and Melissa have been handling my insanity more than any of the others.  I'm not really very good at names.\n\nThere is a lot of adhoc adjustments so some expectations go by the way side.\n\nI've had my feathers ruffled and have ruffled a few.
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thats an awesome name! once i wanted to name a book the goobers golly gee knee. yeah i know a little crazy but when i made the book for my family they loved it!\n\nDream on, Write on. \n\nP.S. I'll be waiting for a book.