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rosebay
Inspired by a recent post about making up a name from combining two names, I looked on a baby name website and came across these American inventions:

Datherine - combination of David and Catherine
Zanderleigh - combination of Zander and Leigh
Abbatha - combination of Abbey and Tabatha

this might have been done before, but has anyone got other examples of outrageous or successful combination names?
3_for_me
My neice is a name smoosh wink.gif

She is Sarlinea which is a combo of Sarah and Pauline ddoh.gif
Adelaura
Elixyvett - Modern combination name from Alexandra and Yvette.
Brandilyn ... Combination of Brandy and Lynn
Jenessa Combination of Jennifer and Vanessa
rosebay
Elizyvett is wild! I just found Jevette - Jean + Yvette

Not sure why these names are so fascinating. I think I prefer them to the inventive spelling ones. Though either way, it would be incredibly boring to have to spell them out and explain the origin constantly.
Cat's Pyjamas
Carleigh for Carl and Leigh kind of works if it had to...
little lion
How about Labby for a girl? That's what my parents called me and my sister (accidentally) when getting mixed up who they were talking about.
pukeko~ponga~tree
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How about Labby for a girl?


Too close to Labia. And reminds me of that idiot on the radio..

Kirsten
Lorem ipsum
If i was to do a name smoosh for DH and I we would get the very outrageous and offensive name of..






Mary


little lion-Labby is delightful wink.gif
blueandpink
I like Benathon or Jonjamin (Benjamin and Jonathon)

Not really.
Crackity Jones
Tylan - a cross between Tyler and Dylan.
Mama Ho
I know a girl named Reneece. She was named after her two aunts Renee and Janice.
little lion
QUOTE (Ms Click @ 21/04/2011, 03:57 PM) *
little lion-Labby is delightful wink.gif



Thanks Ms Click - I'm glad you got the humour. My example was an unintended name smoosh/slip of the tongue. Not all of those gems come from hard thought and deliberation. cool.gif
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