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Girlie first name to compliment masculine middle, Boyish middle name

ozrose View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 04:55 PM Post #1
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Hi all! We have already picked out our boys name but if we have a girl we are pretty much undecided. One thing is for sure is that the middle name will be after my MIL - Dene pronounced Dean. So to me this is quite a maculine name and I'd like a pretty and vintage first name to compliment it. DH and I were originally debating against Scarlet and Denni - I thought Denni Dene was too alike and he liked to rhyme Scarlet and Harlet Anyway, now he likes Scarlet but I fought so hard for it that now I'm not sure anymore Anyway I would LOVE some inspiration from any of you with girls or those of you who have an abundance of girlie names in their memory banks! PS I am also liking names that are a bit cutesy! My older kids are Tiarna Rose, Oska Beau, Ari Evin and Chevy Ross - its gotta all work together All their middle names are significant.

Steph.R View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 05:31 PM Post #2
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Matilda Dene Tabithia Dene Cordelia Dene Magnolia Dene Poppy Dene Amalia Dene Not sure if these are your style but I think they fit the cutsy theme

chickendrumstick View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 05:35 PM Post #3
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Maybe Charlotte if you don't like Scarlet? Other ideas: Amelia Dene Catherine Dene Keisha Dene Taylor Dene Penelope Dene Samara Dene Bonnie Dene Rachel Dene Rosa Dene Lucy Dene Kasey Dene Nicola Dene Francesca Dene

mad madam mim View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 05:38 PM Post #4
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Evangeline Dene Celeste Dene Eliza Dene Greta Dene Jasmine Dene Lydia Dene Madeline Dene Athena Dene Holly Dene Freya Dene

la di dah View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 05:41 PM Post #5
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I love Violet and Juliet, Scarlett not so much. I did like Penelope and Magnolia suggested upthread. Other ideas: Elizabeth Dene Tabitha Dene Verity Dene Liliana Dene Tansy Dene Beatrice Dene Kezia Dene Zara Dene Naomi Dene Tamara Dene Valeria Dene

BlueUnicorn View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 05:49 PM Post #6
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I like pp suggestions of Holly & Poppy. Helena Katie Eleni Luna Edith Esmae Iris Isis Kyra Audrey Eva Ava

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Eliana (pronounced Elli-arna)

Renzington View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 06:41 PM Post #8
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Charlotte Dene Miranda Dene I like formal names

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 07:03 PM Post #9
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to go with Tiarna what about Eleni Elena Kiara Kira Leila Sierra Brianna Amira Amaya Brielle Arielle Kayla Jemma/Gemma Jenna Kayley Amber

ozrose View Member Profile	01/08/2012, 07:06 PM Post #10
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I've loved Matilda for a long time but after thinking I was never going to get another girl (which is still possibly the case :-)) we named one of our sheep that! Tilly has also been on top of the list but DH isn't sold on it. So far I'm liking these suggestions... Amelia Dene Poppy Dene Bonnie Dene Samara Dene Evangeline Dene Violet Dene Hazel Dene Audrey Dene Thanks for your contributions! Keep 'em coming if you can! I know how many names posts there are sigh so appreciate your responses! edited due to pregnancy brain and terrible spelling! This post has been edited by ozrose*: 01/08/2012, 07:09 PM

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