Baby names

[Peyrol]

Scottish surname

I know, but why americans use it as a name?

[Barreldriver]

I know, but why americans use it as a name?

Folks in my culture at least use surnames as names or middle names at times in order to acknowledge the merging of two families.

[Amapola]

My favourite girls names are:
1. (H)Elena/Ellen (Greek- "light or bright").
2. Irene/Eirene (Greek- peace).
3. Patricia (Roman- noble).
4. Martina (Roman-war-like).

Others worth considering:
Helga (Old norse-holy).
Malva (Greek-delicate).
Ethel (Old English-noble).
Ada (Old German-noble).

[Virtuous]

My name is Matthew, what a nice Semitic name I got huh? -_-"

[Foxy]

It goes at periods, now I like:

MALES
Mirko
Danilo
Dario

FEMALES
Irene
Melissa
Aurora
Daria
Selene

[Graham]

What a kind of name is "mackenzie"???

It should have been mackenȝie. But we binned the letter Ȝ and lazily substituted it for the Letter Z in it's place. It should have been pronounced like "Mackaingye" .

But all these Surnames were first names at some point usualy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan_Mackenzie
Sorry for late reply.

[Kalitas]

Breogan is an uncommon and nice celtic name for a boy

[Foxy]

If I lived in an anglophone country I would probably choose: Alan and Willian for males, Gwen and Kim/Kimberly for girls.

I adore the name Kim! <3 It is so sweet. Maybe I have to change my name in this.

[leisitox]

For a male: Giancarlo

[Graham]

I like some of the names in the family. Like Kenneth, Arthur, Sheena, Maureen.

Or names like Eilidh, Rory, Kirsty , Alexander