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What name would you give to a February baby, if the name had to be related to the season? Girl and boy.
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Amethyst, but only for a middle name.

This message was edited 2/3/2011, 9:06 PM

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Love
Valentine / Valentina
Winter
Phil (or Punxsutawney. lol)
George
Abraham
Snow (GP)
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I once met a child named Savannah Romance. Her DOB was 2/14!
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Girl: Iris Winter (iris is one of the February birth month flowers)
Boy: Frost Valentin
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I'd use Winter for a girl or boy or perhaps February for a girl. I'm not too keen on the idea of Valentine's Day themed names, but Kerensa "love" would be nice for a February baby. It's much more subtle than Valentina.
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Boy: ValentineGirl: Eirlys
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I'd name him or her February.
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Summer for a girl, as February is summer time in Australia and probably Valentine for a boy, even though I'm not a fan of the name!
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Amethyst for a girl as it's the birthstone for February. I quite like that as a GP.Maybe Valentine for a boy, even though I'm personally not keen? Or Pancake for Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) which is sometimes in Feb?! Maybe Finn Edward Benjamin which spells Feb in initials?
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O.K. I'm laughing here all by myself, at Pancake!Since February is Presidents' month, in the U.S., Americans could use Abraham(for A.Lincoln), or George(for G. Washington).
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Valentino or Valentin for a boy
Valentina for a girl :]
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girl: Corazon
boy: Valentino
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Valetin is adorable. I think that's what I would use for a boy. Maybe Valentin Février (February in French) if I were to overdo the February theme. It's harder for a girl. I don't like Valentina and Valentin/e is male to me. I guess February is fine as a name but I don't really like it. It doesn't sound as good as other month names. Well, why not Eira February, since Eira means snow, so Valentin Février and Eira February.
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When I first saw the subject I automatically thought that you were asking opinions on naming a child February. I would actually quite like February for a girl. For a boy maybe Phil Connor? lol I would steer clear of names that are too obviously Valentine's Day themed. Maybe named after the leading man or lady in your favorite romantic film (eg. For a boy Cary, after Cary Grant who starred in An Affair To Remember. Or maybe Hugh if your favorite romantic movie is Love Actually)
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Valentina
Venus - Roman goddess of love
Aphrodite - Greek goddess of love
Amanda - "lovable"
Caron - "to love"
Jaime - correlates with French j'aime which means "I love"
Kerensa - "love"
Nayeli - "I love you"
Valentino
Valentine
Eros - means "love", the Greek equivalent to Cupid
Carwyn - "blessed love"
Philo - "to love"
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Bríd Tulip or Bridget Spring. Irish people associate February with St Bridget (Feast Day is the first of the month). We also count the first of February as the first day of Spring. The Spring bulbs are showing already too. For a boy - Galen Valentine or Valentine Storm (it's pretty windy and stormy where I am at present) or Reiner/Rayner February :p
Incidentally I heard of a BA the other day - India January. ETA And I nearly forgot someone we know had a baby the other day, Aine Bríd - I am guessing she is Bríd after the saint.

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I love India January and would seriously consider stealing that if I had a baby girl born in January.
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Oh yes of course, Bridget. :D I'd probably go with a flower name too, Bridget Hyacinth or Bridget Narcissa would be nice.
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Valentine?I know it's only one day, but it is the first thing I think of for February! And it is applicable for both males and females.
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NO. ONLY MALES. >:F
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FINE FINE ONLY MALES
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Februa - Apparently that is the name of an ancient February festival. That could work. But personally if I had to choose a February themed name I would pick Winter or Snow.
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I like Februa.
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Fiona (it reminds me of February... perhaps it's the F), Storm or Wendy (like windy). I don't like February lol. Steer clear of any name that honors Groundhog's Day!
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I'm born in February and I've liked the February / Februari (swedish spelling) for a couple of years but it's striktly GP for me. Except that I would probably just go with Winter. Maybe these combos:
Alice Winter or Oliver February
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