H.L. asks from Saint John, IN on June 24, 2011
Name Challenge
My friend just found out she is expecting a girl (YAY!!) They are having a hard time coming up with names and they don't agree on any at the moment. My friend has this pattern that she is trying to follow (go figure) so I thought that I would help her out by asking all of you creative people out there. Her pattern is this... She wants a one syllable verb name with 5 letters. Her sons' names are Chase and Grant and she wants to follow the pattern if possible. She likes Paige but her husband doesn't at all. So that's it. Any suggestions for girl's names that follow those rules? Good luck!!
TIA!! :)
Added: I know! She is crazy but I love her! I am giving her the suggestions and the ones that follow 2/3 parts of the pattern too! My favs so far are Paige, Hope, Carie, and Raine. Keep 'em coming! I came up with Layne as in the baby was lain in her crib. I like that one and I love Grace too, but agree with the poster that says it rhymes with Chase and also starts with the Gr in Grant. That could be very confusing!
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D.P. answers from Pittsburgh on June 24, 2011
Candy (to cook with sugar or syrup) Oops 2 syllables
Juice
Bette
Paige (seems to be the frontrunner)
Is she this unnecessarily crazy with other arbitrary "rules"!!?? LOL
**ETA Pearl? (Knit one, pearl two...)
SCOUT!!??
Floss?
RALPH???!!!!
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C.R. answers from Seattle on June 24, 2011
LOL... I am cracking up over here... FLOSS!? HAHAHA - someone said Floss; hilarious. The possibilities are endless!
Dance
Chuck - I think she should name her Chuck...
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V.W. answers from Jacksonville on June 24, 2011
Grace (yes, it can be a verb)
Carry
Blush
Bloom
Charm
March
Marry
Scout
Storm
Or you could suggest she use herself as the namesake: Flake, Freak, Quack... I could go on, lol.
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D.P. answers from Pittsburgh on June 24, 2011
Candy (to cook with sugar or syrup) Oops 2 syllables
Juice
Bette
Paige (seems to be the frontrunner)
Is she this unnecessarily crazy with other arbitrary "rules"!!?? LOL
**ETA Pearl? (Knit one, pearl two...)
SCOUT!!??
Floss?
RALPH???!!!!
5 moms found this helpful
R.R. answers from Los Angeles on June 24, 2011
She came up with the pattern, it's up to her to come up with the name ; )
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C.R. answers from Seattle on June 24, 2011
LOL... I am cracking up over here... FLOSS!? HAHAHA - someone said Floss; hilarious. The possibilities are endless!
Dance
Chuck - I think she should name her Chuck...
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J.S. answers from Hartford on June 24, 2011
Naming a child shouldn't be an obstacle course. There are so many pretty girls names and she's going to limit it to some silly and awful patterned theme? Poor little baby girl.
Bex: Hebrew, meaning "to tie"
Claire
Clea
Dawn
Fae: English, meaning "fairy"
Fleur
Gwynne
Joy
Máire
Niamh/Neve
Ruth: friend
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L.!. answers from Atlanta on June 24, 2011
How about 'Jewel'? It's a verb (and a noun) and 5 letters.
1 : to adorn or equip with jewels
2 : to give beauty to as if with jewels : embellish
Check back on my post... It takes me a while to think sometimes. I might add more ideas.
Edit: I thought of Revel. Seen it as Revelle, but the English version should meet her criteria too.
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A.H. answers from Tulsa on June 24, 2011
What about Kerry or Kerri? The sound of the word is a verb, even though the spelling isn't. (Ok, I missed the one syllable part. I'm out of ideas.)
Maybe she could keep with the 5 letters, but move to nouns for girls. It would open up more options!
I do like patterns though. We know one family that named their sons Austin and Houston. We were wondering if Tyler was next! :)
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R.M. answers from Topeka on June 25, 2011
This makes my head hurt...lol I just hope they don't have any more children...no telling what they are going to come up with !!!!
She should look into ethnic names...would open up the possibilities and there are some wonderful names out there in the world!!
I looked at Spanish Names and just off the top of the list...
Adoria....means adoration ( hey...3 syllables not one...sorry!)
Cande ....means candle which CAN be a verb ( to candle) ok ok I am really stretching it here.
I just hope that they find a suitable name before the little one is ready to start school...this is going to be tough!! Please let us know what they decide on....I feel like we all have in investment in this process now
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V.W. answers from Jacksonville on June 24, 2011
Grace (yes, it can be a verb)
Carry
Blush
Bloom
Charm
March
Marry
Scout
Storm
Or you could suggest she use herself as the namesake: Flake, Freak, Quack... I could go on, lol.
2 moms found this helpful
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