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First Name to go with MN Sindy?

JBaby View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 11:08 AM Post #1
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Sorry, me again! Feel like I’m posting on this sub-forum every day atm lol So after a long discussion with DH we’ve decided to use the middle name Sindy after my mum. It’s not a name we particularly like but for a few reasons we’ve decided against variations/alternatives to honour her. Our front runner first name was Phoebe but it definitely doesn’t work with Sindy so now we are on the hunt for new first names! Her big sister is Alyssa Mae (short surname) and we are looking for names outside the top 10 but not too unusual. Suggestions? This post has been edited by JBaby: 28/02/2013, 11:09 AM

emlis22 View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 11:17 AM Post #2
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Fiona Sindy Eloise Sindy Helena Sindy Adelaide Sindy Aurora Sindy Tabitha Sindy Harriet Sindy Juliet Sindy

la di dah View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 11:23 AM Post #3
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Jane Sindy - At the moment I really like that Jane is well-known and sleek but not in the top hundred. Might be too short with your last name, though? It will be the only 1-syllable name I mention because of that, but I do think short first and short last can work together depending on the combo. Catherine Sindy - Catherine is #159, in NSW at least. Veronica Sindy Iona Sindy Gabrielle Sindy Meredith Sindy Lillian Sindy - Lillian, Liliana, Laurel, etc. remind me of Lily (which I like) minus some of the popularity. Marigold Sindy - Uncommon but not difficult. Kind of similar feel as Magnolia, which I also like.

4kidlets View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 01:11 PM Post #4
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Probably avoid any y ending names or y sounding endings which does rule out quite a few names - your first choice Phoebe of course being one of them. I would avoid any s sound ending names too - so Eloise Sindy , one of PP's suggestions, doesnt work that well to me. Catherine Sindy, as PP suggested, is nice. Have avoided one syllable names as you say your surname is short and might not work with that. Kayla Sindy Imogen Sindy Annika Sindy Jenna Sindy Amelia Sindy Rachel Sindy Deanna Sindy Megan Sindy Danielle Sindy Breeanna Sindy

Susiebelle View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 01:53 PM Post #5
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Giselle Sindy Gisela Sindy Julia Sindy Eleanor Sindy Jacqueline Sindy Madeleine Sindy Jemima Sindy Mariah Sindy Caroline Sindy Nicola Sindy Mirabel Sindy

Susiebelle View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 02:02 PM Post #6
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a few more: Evangeline Sindy Charmian Sindy Thea Sindy Emmeline Sindy Claudia Sindy Catriona Sindy Ramona Sindy

fifi-trixibelle View Member Profile	28/02/2013, 06:29 PM Post #7
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Suggestions: Alyssa Mae and Lara Sindy Alyssa Mae and Jemima Sindy Alyssa Mae and Madeleine Sindy Alyssa Mae and Clara Sindy Alyssa Mae and Freya Sindy Alyssa Mae and Lauren Sindy Alyssa Mae and Victoria Sindy Alyssa Mae and Zara Sindy Alyssa Mae and Frances Sindy Alyssa Mae and Eloise Sindy Alyssa Mae and Delilah Sindy Alyssa Mae and Gemma/Jemma Sindy Alyssa Mae and Georgia Sindy Alyssa Mae and Yasmin Sindy Alyssa Mae and Jasmine Sindy Alyssa Mae and Rebecca Sindy Alyssa Mae and Hannah Sindy Alyssa Mae and Eva Sindy Alyssa Mae and Natasha Sindy Alyssa Mae and Natalia Sindy Alyssa Mae and Erika/Erica Sindy Alyssa Mae and Josephine Sindy

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kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	01/03/2013, 09:27 AM Post #9
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Breanna Katelyn Eliza Fiona Gabrielle Jessica Johanna Jemima Kirsten Kristen Laura Lauren Miranda Leah Naomi Olivia Rebekah Susannah Tessa This post has been edited by kerilyntaryn: 01/03/2013, 09:27 AM

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