Baby Names - Page 3

darque blaque · (#51 (**permalink**))

I LIKE THE NAMES:

LYANA

ALYSSA

MEMPHIS

NAPTALI

JESSOP

KIARAH

SANTAI

MAKINEE

i'LL UPDATE AS i REMEMBER BUT PERSONALLY WHEN I DO HAVE CHILDREN I WANT NAMES WITH MEANINGS AND THAT ARE TOTALLY UNCOMMON AN THAT PORTRAY BLACK BEAUTY....

Saida.M · (#52 (**permalink**))

blktypePaige and Israel at the moment.

CeeCee · (#53 (**permalink**))

Amber,

Sorry about the late reply, but no, I don' thave any kids, but if I ever do these will definately be on my list.

Lucia · (#54 (**permalink**))

@ IYALLAH

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE BLAIQUE, THAT WILL HAVE TO BE USED WHEN I HAVE A LITTLE GIRL,

SOME NAMES THAT I LOVE ARE:

T'JANI (TER-SHAR-NEE)

MAYA beautiful eyes

KIAMAH judgment

JAHMARI

TASHANI

NEVAEH (HEAVEN BACKWARDS)

SHENAI

TREI

ZAYN- beauty and grace

found most of these in another forum a while ago but love them all.

I also really like my own name.

Peacemaker · (#55 (**permalink**))

Otika Souji. I will have a child called that, even if I have to steal one.

Ms_Underst00d · (#56 (**permalink**))

Fernando wrote:

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i like the name Ty or Taye. but i like the name Andre as well.

how are you gonna complain about people stealing your names when you already know that Thai is my sons name u cheater!!!!blkbuttkick

Mokele Mbembe · (#57 (**permalink**))

You may want to stay away from sweet boy names like Darnell, Devanteor Tyrese, its not very nice todo that to a boy, also avoid common names like Chantal and Simone for girls are getting just as bad as Shaniqua and Keisha. I know too many.

I like all the original names I've read here, especially the 'village names' LOL!

Its good that we can be proud of our roots and creative at the same time.

Im not so sure that a nameHAS to mean something though, how many of us think about the meaning of our own names in day to day lives? I have friends called Gift andBlessing but Nobody thinks any such thing when they are about.In fact Gift is more like a 'curse' ha ha

My family has a tradition of being named after elders or previous members of the family who may have passed on. Keeping the name alive. I may name my son after my late father I suppose.

Ms_Underst00d · (#58 (**permalink**))

nando call it whatever you want to call it, but when you take it to be registered you just remember that my son was called it first lol

drunkmonkey, i agree within a certain degree about the meaning of the name, but me and a friend were searching for baby names the other day and she decided she liked Neave which spelt one way meant "white as snow" but another way meant "powerful woman", so we went with the powerful woman spelling lol

Silk Satin · (#59 (**permalink**))

My husband and I plan to start our family when I am 28-31 and he is 30-33. Here are a few names that comes to mind.

Girls: Eve, Michelle, Brooke, Stacey, Jennifer, June, Gabrielle, Antoinette, Kia, Kai,April, Summer.

Boys: Adrian, Julian, Marcus, Steve, Louis, William, Elliott, Rick, Morris, Eli, Adam, Nick.

I am still undecided as to the names I want to call my children the important thing for my hubby is that the first name flows well with the last name.

M.............

CashMoney · (#60 (**permalink**))

Male: Cortez

Female: Askani

Kunjufu · (#61 (**permalink**))

My babies names are: Kemi (take care of me) & Zalika (well born)..

Silk Satin · (#62 (**permalink**))

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BlackBeauty wrote: One quick question: WHY william and why morris and why nick and why steve??confused3

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They are the names of family members I look up to.

maya · (#63 (**permalink**))

female names: Alicia, Latifah, Indira, Mona, Dora, Mercedes, Vanda, Vanessa, Keisha, Lucia, Beyonce, Hannah, Erin, Fiona, Dalma, Valerie

male: Khaled, Milan, Gareth, Amer, Eric, Damon, Delano, Sadath, Amir, Micah, Sean, Caleb, Malcolm, Dawson, Chandler, Dwight, Dwayne, Colin