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| POSTED BY: H-Bomb on 02/01/2010 02:02:47 |
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I'm mostly Irish as my mom is from Ireland originally so my brothers and I were given Gaelic middle names, she insisted. I'm Heather Cayleigh Renee, my brothers are Christopher Ruiari (Rory), James Ahren and Orrin Finnean. Note the first names are more normal so it wasn't hard to spell or we weren't made fun of growing up but our middle names were more er..unique. You could always to that route. I like Anya, Aisling/Ashling, Edana, Kaitlyn, Keelan or Keely, Riley. However, I am more partial to Stella, Clara Bella, Lisette or Annwyn.
Congratulations! 
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Hagan wrote:
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whitehammer wrote:
a big caution with gabriel.hebrew name.man of god.how about fergus.my fathers name a good celtic name that means manly or cathal strong in battle.one of my boys are named after this man.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathal_Brugha.my daughter in named colleen.irish girl.
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Ahh but my friend, you forget that I'm CI. I don't accredit kikes with the Hebrew language (hence Iberia being Celtic for "land of the Hebrews" and the Welsh language being undeniably close). Tis a shame that is even an issue though and I might reconsider it. Also, Michael (my first name) is of Hebrew origin also. It's a shame those Crist killers have stolen the identity and have put their filthy yiddish language to Hebrew script but this is in their nature. I didn't mean to get off the topic. All of the suggestions and comments have been much appreciated. Keep them coming if you have any more.
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I agree with you hagan. Gabriel would be a beautiful name for a boy. I have two girls.. but if I ever had a boy I think he would be named Josiah Hunter (Hunter being my Grandmother's maiden name) A girl name I have always been very fond of is Aislynn (or one of it's various spellings) . It's Irish/Gaelic for "Dream" or " Vision". I wish you all the best with your new baby! My one and only quick word (or two) of advice..NO vaccines! Don't let the doc's bully you into getting them! Neither of my girls got them and they are Healthy! No allergies, no "learning disorders".. at 13 and 16, they have not ONCE been to a doctor for being "sick". Anyway.. Congats to you both! And may God Bless!
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AryanAngel75 wrote:
ARYANNA 
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i love that name also evanna is another fave of my
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How about "Rona Aryana"--it means "mighty, or strong" "White woman." &nb sp; "Kelsey"--Ship Island (Ireland) &nb sp; "Kinsey" --Fair skinned girl &nb sp; "Mackenzie" -- From fair skinned people &nb sp; "Kendra" -- (female form of Kenneth) Woman of knowledge &nb sp; "Leslie" -- Girl from the Fortress &nb sp; "Mairghread" -- Scottish for Margaret (pronounced MAR-greet) &nb sp; "Kaeta" or "Kayta"-- (KAY-tah) Girl of the forest &nb sp; "Blaire" -- Girl from the lowlands |
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| POSTED BY: Freyja on 07/11/2010 19:05:59 |
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AryanAngel75 wrote:
ARYANNA
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This is the name I was going to suggest.
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Blood mixture and the result drop in the racial level is the sole cause of the dying out of old cultures; for men do not perish as a result of lost wars, but by the loss of that force of resistance which is continued only in pure blood. All who are not of good race in this world are chaff. Adolf Hitler Mein Kampf
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| POSTED BY: cshigh on 07/15/2010 23:08:34 |
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Hagan wrote:
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Blood_and_Metal wrote:
What is your ethnic extraction, brother? Congratulations on the baby by the way!
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Mosty Irish, some Scottish and a little English.
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If you're looking for something Irish, "Rylee" or "Riley" is one of my favorite names for a girl. I also really like "Brianna". American names I love for a girl would be "Katelyn" and "Chelsey". Congratulations, and best wishes :). |
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OneGrlRevolution wrote:
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SeaWulfChild wrote:
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Hagan wrote:
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whitehammer wrote:
a big caution with gabriel.hebrew name.man of god.how about fergus.my fathers name a good celtic name that means manly or cathal strong in battle.one of my boys are named after this man.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathal_Brugha.my daughter in named colleen.irish girl.
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Ahh but my friend, you forget that I'm CI. I don't accredit kikes with the Hebrew language (hence Iberia being Celtic for "land of the Hebrews" and the Welsh language being undeniably close). Tis a shame that is even an issue though and I might reconsider it. Also, Michael (my first name) is of Hebrew origin also. It's a shame those Crist killers have stolen the identity and have put their filthy yiddish language to Hebrew script but this is in their nature. I didn't mean to get off the topic. All of the suggestions and comments have been much appreciated. Keep them coming if you have any more.
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I agree with you hagan. Gabriel would be a beautiful name for a boy. I have two girls.. but if I ever had a boy I think he would be named Josiah Hunter (Hunter being my Grandmother's maiden name) A girl name I have always been very fond of is Aislynn (or one of it's various spellings) . It's Irish/Gaelic for "Dream" or " Vision". I wish you all the best with your new baby! My one and only quick word (or two) of advice..NO vaccines! Don't let the doc's bully you into getting them! Neither of my girls got them and they are Healthy! No allergies, no "learning disorders".. at 13 and 16, they have not ONCE been to a doctor for being "sick". Anyway.. Congats to you both! And may God Bless!
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Amen sister!! I have an 11 year old, 8 year old, and 5 month old and they have NEVER had a vaccine ever! Not even one!! They are so extremely healthy...maybe a minor stuffy nose once a year. And do not ever allow the system to tell you that they can not enter school without them...there are waivers that you sign.
Glad to see there are more and more people WAKING UP to the vaccine bs!! =))))
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Yes it is! Having white babies is one thing (Trailer park trash can do that).. but having HEALTHY white babies is what's truely important. My two daughters are now 17 and 13.. they have Never.. I repeat NEVER been to a doctor, period. They have NO allergies.. no ADD or ADHD or any other acronym syndrom.. My eldest has an IQ (127) that rivals most college students. The two most important things a parent can do for their children: 1.No vaccines.. ever. 2. Find SOME sort of alternative education. Homeschooling.. private christian schooling or online schooling. In short.. keep them OUT of the public FOOL system!!
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