Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Top ten baby names of the week.....

Number ten....  Rowan-  Rowan is of Gaelic origin.   The meaning is "little red head" it is a flowering Irish tree that has red berries.   I guess he would have to have red hair for me to consider this name, but I think it is kind of nice.    I don't think red hair is in the gene pool.

Number nine....Aidan or Aiden- Aiden is Scottish or Irish origin.  The meaning is "little fire"!   I simply like this name.  It is simple, clean, and easy to pronounce.   Notice it is number nine on the list, so it is unlikely that I will use it.   If you like it let me know!!

Number eight... Luke- Luke is of Greek origin.  The meaning is "wolf".  I like that it is also a biblical name as well.   The only thing is my cousin's name is Luca, and that is a little close for me.  I don't think I will use this one either, but you never know.

Number seven....  Sampson- The origin is Hebrew.  The meaning is "sun"!   This is a nice name...  Lots of nick names could come out of this one.   I think of the Regina Specktor song when I hear this name.

Number six.... Noah- The origin is Hebrew.  The meaning is "peaceful".   I love this name for many reasons!  What do y'all think.   I could see myself coming back to this one and using it.   I believe that the popularity of this name is on the rise though.   That turns me off of this one a bit.

Number five..... Holden- The origin is Old English.   The meaning is "deep valley".   This is a interesting sounding name.   I feel like it has lots of personality.  I can just see the little boy in my head, and how he might act.   I feel like he would be a little mischievous.

Number four..... Lochlan- The origin of this name is Irish.  The meaning is "from the land of lakes".  I just like the way this one sounds.   It is very sing songy!

Number three... Callum- The origin of this name is Scottish.  The meaning is "dove".  This name was popular for early Christians.  Dove was a symbol of purity, peace, and the Holy Spirit.   I could definitely see myself using this name.

Number two...  Maddux-  The origin of this name is Anglo Welsh.  It means "the benefactor's son".  Maddux is also a family on my Mom's side.   I think it is a very nice name.  I believe it was my great grandmother's maiden name, but I am not positive.  (My Mom obviously loves this one!)

Number one name of the week is... Liam-  The origin is Irish or Scottish.  The meaning is "protection".   I love this one.   It is one of my favorite's!!

I will have more names in the weeks to come.   I am going to try to find ten names I like every week.   This will keep me on the ball, and I can also receive feedback from you as well!  (Hopefully)  Speaking of that I love getting your comments.   I am going to try to somehow save this blog and show the little guy later!
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2 comments:

  1. I vote for Liam and Noah! This is fun :)

    I've heard of two ways to test baby names:
    1. If a friend of yours was setting you up on a blind date, would you be more or less likely to accept if his name was ___?
    2. A lot of names sound awesome for a good looking, slim 25-year-old or an adorable 3-year-old. But imagine a pimply, plump 12-year-old with that name - does it still work?

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  2. That is good advice, but I do tend to like unusual names.
    I heard another way to test the name is to introduce yourself as _____,to see how people react. Another test is to discuss the name with a group of 12 year old's.
    I am also suppose to yell the name out my back door (as if he is coming in for dinner) to see how it really sounds.

    I like your votes!

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