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[Opinions] French BAs
from Troyes.M:
Rayan
Maël
Liam
Léo Hadi Patrick
Ziyad
Louis
Adam Mehdi
Maxence Léopold
Alexandre Paul René
Amel
Arthur Guillaume Maxence
Edouard Félix
Sévan Francis Jean
Soren
Ismaël
Thibaut
Simon
Gustave Jeannot Jean-Claude
Gabriel Youb Bruno
Insaff
Lyam
Victor
Kylian Claude LouisF:
Lise
Maélyne Emma
Léonie-Kim
Clémence Christine Murielle
Mila Flora Marie Claire
Colleen Shirley
Emmy Patricia Marylène
Noeline
Loona
Lila
Yaëll Edwige Hélène
Elina Chantal Michèle
Manelle Alexia
Alice Louise Margot
Amandine Ozéline Lucile
Léane Réjane Arlette Simone
Mailey
Shayna Maëva Mallo
Chloé Anaïs Alicia
Léana
Tannéa
Ilona
Thémis Colette Danielle
Sheryne
Lily
Gabrielle Twins:
Vito & Zeno
Adam & Andréa
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What is with the popularity of fenale names beginning with "Mae" or "Maely" or some such? It strikes me as American-trendy. Are they real names, or do they come from real names? I'm just curious.Loona? Is that a kre8iv spelling, or somehow legitimate?I love Arlette, I wish it wasn't hidden in the 2nd middle name spot.
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Probs come from Maelle. Americans aren`t the only ones capable of out-of-control trends.
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ETAThey (the French-speaking people of the world) were probably looking for an "M" name to replace Marie.
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Maxence LéopoldMaxence Léopold - really liking this, Maxence is second on my list. Usually I like it with Aristide as a middle but now I like the sound of a similar name to Leopold.Its nice to see the older more traditional names.
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Rayan- I`ve seen this often but can`t seem to find any information on it. I should probably ask the facts board. The boys names are for the most part decent, though I`m frustrated by the prevalence of the super-Irish Liam. Insaff is very bizarre. Girls, stranger, as usual. Colleen Shirley sounds like a 1970`s Midwestern American woman. This is why I don`t like names crossing cultures: the parents have no idea of the associations with that name in its original place of origin. I really hate Ozéline. It reminds me of the antibiotic cream Ozenol. Réjane is interesting: I wrongly thought that and Réjean were only used in Québec.I like Ziyad, Mael, Léo, Adam, Maxence, Ismael, Simon, Mila, Léana, and Elina.
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I found this on Rayan:
Of Persian origin, coming from 'rayyan' meaning shining, radiant, beautiful
Also used as a variant of Irish Ryan.
Totally agree about Colleen Shirley! - very odd.
INSEE (French name database) records use of Réjane in France from 1900, but it's always been rare. Its peak was 1951 with 325 uses.
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Funny cause I was just making a search in the old posts and I've been reading another list of BAs from Troyes that you had posted. Where do you get them? Well, I much prefer this one! There's some interesting stuff here. And not a single Louane? haha. It's especially funny to see the juxtaposition or modern/trendy names with much more classical ones, at first my reaction was "wow, some original combos!" but then I remembered that these are French BAs, and the French rarely show their other names in daily life... too bad! I'm also intrigued by the mix of Arabic names in some of them.I like: Léo Hadi Patrick - interesting, I wonder where the Hadi came from, or if it is a mixed couple
Adam Mehdi - same here, I like it
Maxence Léopold
Alexandre Paul René
Edouard Félix
Sévan Francis Jean
Soren
Gustave Jeannot Jean-Claude - Jeannot!
Gabriel Youb Bruno - again
Kylian Claude Louis - I like the contrast!F:Léonie-Kim - Nice!
Mila Flora Marie Claire
Yaëll Edwige Hélène
Elina Chantal Michèle
Amandine Ozéline Lucile - Ozéline!
Léane Réjane Arlette Simone - Don't really care for Léane but Réjane Arlette Simone = awesome!
Thémis Colette Danielle - another great one!
GabrielleTwins:
Adam & Andréa
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Well giiven France`s Arabic speaking population I`m not surprised at the origin of names shown. Additionally they could be Arab names that found their way into the dominant culture like Malik and Layla. Or they could be obscure European names or spellings that happen to also be Arabic names.
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I really liked Léonie-Kim and Ozéline too. And Thémis!
They've only started posting middle names in the last few weeks. And, um, there might have been a Louane and I might have skipped posting her :D
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Well, we do have Léane, Léana and Loona... thank God! But just curious, where do you get the list from? Your profile says location UK.
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Check your messages.:)
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