Baby names

[Foxy]

If the baby has your characteristics why not a mediteranean name something like Enrico, or Sophia?

Enrico is germanic... Heinrich

Some Italian names:

Neolatin names:Marco, Antonio, Adriano, Marzio (mean. holy to Mars), Lucrezia, Letizia ("Joy"), Gaia ("happy"), Gaio, Giulio (Julius), Giuliana, Giulia, Emilia, Emilio, Aurelia ("golden"), Ottavia ("the 8thborn"), Novella ("the 9th born), Regina ("queen"), Massimo ("the best/highest"), Quinto ("the 5th born"), Valerio, Valeria, Valeriana, Sabina ("inhabitant of Sabinia"), Marcello, Marcella, Alba (meaning "white"/"light"), Clara, Clarissa, Chiara (all of three meaning "having light hair), Nerissa (having black hair), Claudio/Claudia, Rossella and Rossana("having red hair"), Martina/Martino ("holy to Mars"), Diana ("the goddess of moon and hunting"), Barbara ("foreigner woman"), Silvio/Silvia ("creature of woods"), Margherita ("pearl")... etc. etc.

[Æscwyn]

Girls

Daisy
Rhiannon
Holly
Edith 'Edie'
Rose
Heather
Anwen
Fern
Gwendolyn
Emma
Éowyn
Audrey
Ellen (usually a form of Greek name 'Helen' but it's also an AS word meaning courage)

Boys

Alfred 'Alfie'
Edward
Rhys
Carl
Ashton
Finn
Edmund
Aled
Winston (Billie Piper called her son this...I think it's cute)
Ingeld
Stan
Taliesin
Sweyn
Bert It would make my day to see a little Bert.

[The Lawspeaker]

For a boy I can offer you my own name "Tristan" but when it will be a girl I have a couple of suggestions: "Siobhan", "Erin" or "Máiréad".

[RoyBatty]

"John Rambo" for a boy and "Lady Terminator" for a girl.

Lady Terminator is a fairly decent Indonesian B-Movie. Recommended.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095483/

[Liffrea]

I was an uncle when I was about ten (my older brother is over twenty years older than me).

I think it about time some Old English names that survived the conquest and were popular up until the 60’s were revitalised and end the chavdom that has given us a myriad of inter changeable Chantel’s and Jason’s.

Edward
Edgar
Edmund
Harold
Alfred
Edith
Ethel

Probably wouldn’t get away with some of the more archaic names but I like Leofwine and Leofric.

[Murphy]

Hm, boys names I like would be..

Peter, Michael, Joseph, Patrick, John, Francis, Robert, Malcolm, James, Charles and Darren amongst others.

Girls names.. Mary, Annemarie, Kerryanne, Kerry, Bernadette, Isobel, Teresa, Catherine, Catriona, Fiona, Margaret and Samantha amongst others.

[Sahson]

Girl Anglo-Saxon

Arleigh (Meadow of the hare)
Ashley
Blythe (cheerful)
Ethal
Hollis

Boy

Aidan

[hereward]

Boy: Astley, Wade, Edward, Weland/Wayland, Alfred, Edmund, Bradley, Wendell.

Girl: I'll leave that to my wife.

I was an uncle when I was about ten (my older brother is over twenty years older than me).

I think it about time some Old English names that survived the conquest and were popular up until the 60’s were revitalised and end the chavdom that has given us a myriad of inter changeable Chantel’s and Jason’s.

Edward
Edgar
Edmund
Harold
Alfred
Edith
Ethel

Probably wouldn’t get away with some of the more archaic names but I like Leofwine and Leofric.

All depends on the strenghth of the parents. I would like to see such names used again, Siward, Hereward, Athelstan etc. Funny how the English will laugh at such names but would gladly call their children Reece, Cameron, Kieth, Sean, Aiden, Connor,Ryan etc

[Comte Arnau]

Anwen, Darina, Eireen, Gwyneira or Muriel.

[Bloodeagle]

I like the names Garrett, Hayden, Renton, Winston, Richard, Eric, and Edward for the boys.

For the girls I like Lyra, Golde, Willow, Cheryl, and Autumn.