12

thread: Unusual / Uncommon Baby names - help me create a list!

Hybrid View

Previous Post Previous Post   Next Post Next Post
  1. #1
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
    5,729

    For girls I love Mehkelti and Maruschke. But, I put Maruschke out on the threads and didn't get many favourable responses.

    What about Dante / Savion?

    Mel I sent you a PM but your PM box is full .

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Candice - have cleared

    I like Dante - just reminds me of that movie though.. lol

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
    5,729

    I found a link to a list of uncommon baby names if anyone else is interested.

  4. #4
    Registered User
    Add Aimz on Facebook

    Mar 2008
    In the darkroom
    2,208

    Ooooh I LOVE Dante!!

    I'm a big fan of Macarien as well!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
    5,729

    bj - I like Jacobi!

    Is Macarien pronounced Maca-rien (like the dance Maca-rena) or Ma-carien ? I like the second pronounciation!

    Other girls names we like (girls are so easy!) Zardi / Zahrdi, Zandi. We quite like x / z names .

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Thanks Candice - I might need that link when I've got #3 on the way.....

    Oh and the pronounciation is the way you like

  7. #7
    Registered User
    Add Aimz on Facebook

    Mar 2008
    In the darkroom
    2,208

    From what I remember from Mel's thread ages ago - Macarien is pronounced like Mark-air-ian..

    Am I right Mel?

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Aims - I think I had it spelt out like this :-
    Mar-care-ree-en

    cos thats how we pronounced it.

    So if we have a boy that will most probably be his name (and the next one will be a boy... I know it)

  9. #9
    Registered User
    Add Aimz on Facebook

    Mar 2008
    In the darkroom
    2,208

    That's what I meant Mel!! I went looking for the thread but I couldn't find it!

    LOVE IT!

    What did you have for a middle name again Mel?

  10. #10
    Registered User
    Add ~clover~ on Facebook

    Sep 2007
    travelling
    9,557

    My friends DS's name is Zarryod (Zarrod)

  11. #11
    Registered User

    Mar 2008
    Australia, Brisbane
    105

    My partner and I have decided on the name Zane for our son..

    its not that unusual but thought I'd throw it out there for you.

  12. #12
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
    5,729

    Thanks everyone for your suggestions. DH doesn't like Dante at all.

    Malachi is lovely, but do you think it is getting common? DH likes Ardi.

  13. #13
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Brissy
    2,208

    I don't think Malachi is common - I think its a great name!
    I think I like Arti more than Ardi...

  14. #14
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    South West Rocks, NSW
    137

    Tahi ( ta-he), it means 1 or first in maori, fitting for a first born son

    brin
    taj
    unaru (a-na ru) andrew in maori
    wiramu ( wi-ra-mu) william in maori

    thats about all i have hoping the next one is a girl so i dont have to find another boys name
    Last edited by Dasharity; October 19th, 2008 at 09:14 PM.

  15. #15
    Registered User
    Add ~clover~ on Facebook

    Sep 2007
    travelling
    9,557

    Tahi ( ta-he), it means 1 or first in maori, fitting for a first born son

    unaru (a-na ru) andrew in maori
    wiramu ( wi-ra-mu) william in maori

    thats about all i have hoping the next one is a girl so i dont have to find another boys name


    I love maori names.
    I know a Tahi & Unaru. But my friend spells it Anaru.

    Another maori one is Typihi
    Nunka (Aboriginal)
    I love the maori name Atahua, but its a girl name.

    Rua (Lake - maori)
    Tane (maori god of the forest)
    Hari (a colour)

  16. #16
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    946

    I love maori names.
    I know a Tahi & Unaru. But my friend spells it Anaru.

    Another maori one is Typihi
    Nunka (Aboriginal)
    I love the maori name Atahua, but its a girl name.

    Rua (Lake - maori)
    Tane (maori god of the forest)
    Hari (a colour)
    Rua is also the number 'two' so could be well suited to a 2nd child. btw-(Tahi means the number one).
    Hari as far as I know is not a colour - its meaning can be used as 'happy' though 'Koa' would be more appropriate. The use of Hari as happy would be in the context of 'happy birthday or happy anniversary'. Hari is a verb used in the meaning of taking/carrying something.
    There is no 'y' in the maori alphabet, so the word/name Typihi would be spelt Taipihi. Which the meaning of would probably translate as 'Seagrass'.

    I`m not saying you cant say, spell or pronounce a name anyway you want, but just want to help bring more understanding if those mentioned above were to be considered as Maori names.

    BTW - Anaru is a transliteration of the name Andrew

  17. #17
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    Melbourne
    18

    Hi,

    Really interesting thread and names. DS is nearly five and we ended up calling him Benicio. We couldn't pick a boys name and I became completely enamoured with the actor Benicio Del Toro while pregnant. In the end it was the only name we both agreed on.

    Some people find it a little difficult to pronounce at first but it sure does stand out and if he doesn't like such a fancy name as he gets older, he can always use Ben. At the moment though he's not budging from Benicio and tells everyone that Ben is not his name.

  18. #18
    Registered User

    Apr 2008
    160

    I havnt read all posts so may have repeats.

    Boy:

    Zeke
    Izrael
    Baxter
    Blakely
    Pierce
    Rafferty
    Tucker
    Tully
    Linx
    Grady
    Zade
    Zaiden
    Zeus
    Mak

    Girls:
    Zarli
    Milan/Milano/Milani/Milana
    Marakesh
    Persia
    Vienna
    Nyssa
    Azlyn
    Islara
    Zaira
    Zaya

12