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[Opinions] WDYTO our choosen names for our twins?
Hello All,My wife and I have been working at selecting the names for our twins and am wondering WDYT?DS/DD:
Landon Xavier Schneider ("new house on the grassy plain")
Taryn Laney Schneider ("bright light on the rocky hill")DD/DD:
Taryn Laney Schneider
Bethany Joy Schneider DS/DS:
Landon Xavier Schneider
Alexander Noah Schneider
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Landon and Taryn are nmsaa. I won't comment on the meanings. I like Alexander Noah and Bethany Joy a lot better.
~Arcadia~
!!!!!! Linus, George, Arthur, Roscoe, Howard, Vaughn !!!!! Thelma, Millie, Edith, Gertrude, Janice
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I like Alexander Noah and Bethany Joy*************************************************
Allison Meghan ElizabethMy favorite girl names Catherine,Amalia,,Ingrid,Aurora,Lydia
My favorite boy names
Lachlan, Gabriel,Elias,John, James,Gareth
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Taryn is trashy and very ugly, so is Laney (and it's a surname). Landon is ok, Xavier is very ugly, Bethany is pretty, Joy is common but ok, Alexander & Noah are great.
~~ Claire ~~
My ! are Alia, Eidel, Enola, Israel, Dudel, Yuri, Lina, Lorelei, Leilani, Owen, Julian, Glorinda, Mirinda
My ? are Hillel, Meshullam, Johnny, Ginny, Cordelia, Fiammetta, Yocheved
My ~ are Tehila, Tilda, Hailey, Gillian, Huldah
My / are Aglaia and July
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I think Bethany Joy and Alexander Noah are both *really* beautifulTaryn is very unfeminine and trendy (sorry) imo
Landon is ok but I prefer London Also, you need to check the link for the proper meanings; some baby name books are misleading (most just plain wrong)Have you thought about ... Tarina, Tarya, Terra, Tierra, Tyra :)Alice
Proud big sister to Sophie and Isabel
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The only major complaints I have are:
Taryn is made up and childish. It's just a stick-a-random-syllable-in-front-of-lyn-for-a-wonderful-name name. Laney is spelt incorrectly and is childish. Bethany seems insubstanial to me. Landon is a (rather ugly) surname.Your meanings are totally messed up.Landon: from a SURNAME that means "long hill (ridge)"
Xavier: the new house
Taryn: elaborated form (polite for 'it's made up and crappy') of Tara, and anglicized form of Teamhair, which POSSIBLY means 'elevated place' in Gaelic
Laney: not in the database; made up. I assume it's a form of Helena/Elaine/Lani (Hawaiian)/Elena/Helen, etc.
Bethany: 'house of figs' (lovely)
Joy: joy
Alexander: roughly, 'defending men'
Noah: roughly, 'rest, comfort'
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Nice, made-up meanings.
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