[Opinions] Your children have gorgeous names!!!
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Seriously, I almost let out a fan-girl squee.
I think Miriam would go fabulously with the set you have there, but I also think Esther, Hadassah, Jemima, Judith, Ruth, and Susannah would look fabulous too.
For boys, what about Job, Barnabas, Ebenezer, Enoch, Ezra, Gideon, Hiram, Ira, Jethro, Jude/Judah, Mordecai, Reuben, Saul, Silas, or Tobias? All of these names have that same great old-school Hebrew vibe going on and would complement that set wonderfully.
I think Miriam would go fabulously with the set you have there, but I also think Esther, Hadassah, Jemima, Judith, Ruth, and Susannah would look fabulous too.
For boys, what about Job, Barnabas, Ebenezer, Enoch, Ezra, Gideon, Hiram, Ira, Jethro, Jude/Judah, Mordecai, Reuben, Saul, Silas, or Tobias? All of these names have that same great old-school Hebrew vibe going on and would complement that set wonderfully.
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I love the list you gave me!
Ebenezer is fab - but we worry about the Scrooge thing.
I love Jethro and Gideon.
Mordecai - i have loved this for ages - but is it usable?? I dont like the Cai nn, and it sounds a bit morbid. But i love it!
Love Reuben, but cant use due to complicated family reasons.
I hadnt thought of Barnabas - i like it i think and will put it to the husband.
My aunt is Susannah so it is definately a potential mn.
I love Jemima but it is very popular and i know several already (ditto Esther).
Thanks!
Ebenezer is fab - but we worry about the Scrooge thing.
I love Jethro and Gideon.
Mordecai - i have loved this for ages - but is it usable?? I dont like the Cai nn, and it sounds a bit morbid. But i love it!
Love Reuben, but cant use due to complicated family reasons.
I hadnt thought of Barnabas - i like it i think and will put it to the husband.
My aunt is Susannah so it is definately a potential mn.
I love Jemima but it is very popular and i know several already (ditto Esther).
Thanks!
I live in England - there are loads of little Jemimas running around here!