Message: "Bellamy & Amara" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Bellamy & Amara

by Elinor (guest)

1/23/2005, 9:26 AM

WDYTO Bellamy and Amara for two sisters? I like the way they complement one another.

(Bellamy is an adoption of the Norman surname, "fine friend".)

#Amara #Bellamy

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- Daddysdancer

1/23/2005, 12:49 PM

I really like Bellamy and Amara is nice. I think they sound very pretty together.

- raindancing

1/23/2005, 11:51 AM

Bellamy is far too surnamy while Amara is pretty and feminine Now if it were brother and sister it would be okay, not great just okay
Bella and Amara would be better

- Miss Claire

1/23/2005, 10:15 AM

Bellamy is ridiculous to me because it's a surname. It comes from "bel ami", "beautiful friend". It's also the name (surname) of a well known anti hero. It's terrible on a child, and even more on a girl.

Amara (ah-mah-rah) is great though. I also like Amala, Mara (mah-rah) and Amalia.

- Kai (guest)

1/23/2005, 10:06 AM

I like Amara but Bellamy seems too masculine...

- Lissa Hannah (Lissa)

1/23/2005, 9:51 AM

I don't care for either name (Bellamy sounds too much like a surname to me, and Amara, I think, is an oraganic pasta brand). Anyway, I think all names work for for siblings.

- alice (alice17) +2

1/23/2005, 9:43 AM

Too many -ah's imo, but they go well.

Is Bellamy not a surname of a character in TV (UK)? It sounds reeeally familiar.

alice x

- Elinor (guest)

1/23/2005, 11:37 AM

LOL, yes it is ... You might have seen the period series "Upstairs Downstairs"? Bellamy is the family's surname :-)

- alice (alice17)

1/23/2005, 10:00 AM

Oops ... double post

This message was edited 1/23/2005, 10:00 AM

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