what do you think about the names ryvre (pronounced like river) and karma alice??
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Ryvre will constantly be mispronounced as Ryvere.  As in Paul Revere.  Just warning ya.  That's the trouble with 'unique' names.  No one will be able to spell them or say them.  How frustrating for a child.
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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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It depends what you are looking for.  Alice might be a better choice as it is not a common name in the U.S. - though quite popular in England.\n\nJacquelyn brings to mind the Kennedy's and Camelot - glamour and fantasy.\n\nEither name is a wonderful choice.
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kaydence, cayden , boden, paxton, violet, (for a middle name) sage, kash ,
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Don't take it personally. Sarah is a common name, but is spelled a variety of ways. Because the name is so common, almost everyone has had a close friend or relative with the name. A lot of those people used the "Sara" spelling, and its almost second nature for people to write it the way it is most familiar to them. It isn't that they don't care about you as an individual, it is simply that human beings are creatures of habit; it is almost subconcious. By the way- I think Sarah, the way you spell it, is a beautiful name. I often annoy "Sara's" by adding the "h"!
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it's not the bad spelling. it's just that it doesn't make any sense. try to listen to it again. maybe by the second one you hear "kiries kai kirioi" which means " ladies and gentlemen" . sounds close enough
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I dont like any Candice is like girls name \nand Login? What kind of name is Login.  \n\nIf it is a baby boy you may call him Andrew, if it is a baby girl you may call her Andrea or Melissa (my middle name)
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Personally I think combining names is a wonderful idea.  Keri is beautiful for a girl.  There is an actress named Keri Russell, I think. \n If you need other ideas here's one.  I am a single parent (he chose not to be involved) so I named my son after my mother.  Her middle name was Denise so his name is Dennis.  \nI didn't name him after my Dad because he is John, Jr, which means there was a Sr. and my other grandfather was John Willie.  So that was out of the question.
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I'm going to assume you are asking what your name=Alyssa means in Cheyenne (Indian). Most American names don't have an equal meaning in Native Indian cultures.
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I just looked in the new age baby name book and the very best baby name book and neither were in there(both books have many nationalities).  The name was apparently created for some reason.  It probably isn't race specific.  The closest is Romi/Romy which is French and English
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Well, Mab is the usual Irish name and it would be spelled Maeb or sometimes Maeve (because in Irish it would be spelled with a dot over the b, causing aspiration of the letter -- it would be changed to pronounce it like a v in most dialects). She was a great Irish queen of long ago. It can be pronounced MAWB or MOB, but the correct pronunciation is more like Mehv or MEEVE. The -bina part is unusual and probably derived from Latin "Sabina" or similar names. I have heard that pronounced to rhyme with Tina and also with vagina. So to put it all together, you can pronounce it however the person wants. I would go with Mehv- EYE- nah as the top choice, followed by Maw-BEE-nah, and  maybe MAB-in-ah as a third pick. The name-books say it means happiness in Irish. Not really, but who's gonna dispute it?
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Personal favorite... Fuzzybumpers. First time I heard it, I thought it was a last name.
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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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Regina!!!!!!!!  Duh!!!  She is such a b****!  And that's what I like about her!!! LOL!  Aaron is hot!  He's my second favorite!  Then comes Karen!\n\n"I think it's going to be a 30% chance it's going to rain!"\n\nLOL!!!!\n\nOh and I also like Kevin G.  He's soooooooo kooooool!!! \n\nLOL!!!!
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My name is Angelique, and they call me Angel. I have always gotten compliments on my name. My middle name is Trisette.\n\nThese are the girls names I picked for my 3 sons (had they been girls)\n1. Krystyna Renne\n2. Emily Nicole\n3. Kimberly Justine
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It is a cute name but far too common now a day \nI always like Charlie for a girl but thats me. I like the idea of having a name that isnt so common. Mine is Melinda. Its not so common. though my sister is Jennifer and many of her friends have to refer  to her by her first and second name because she is one of many in their circle. Think of something orginal even go back in your family history to find some good ones!!
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Lori seems like a nice lady.  I like the name too.  It kind of rolls off my tongue.  \n\nIt's too bad her boyfried is lame, since he posted this stupid question.