aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 00:30:14
Not getting anywhere with names! Any help woud be much appreciated 
Here are some we like, but none are "the one". Can you think of any along these lines? (DD will have Welsh, Scottish, English, Irish & Estonian heritage. Doesn't necessarily have to be any of these though!)
Eira
Sioned
Arianwen
Mhari
Mari
Marianne
Roisin
Sian
Cerys
Carys
Ceridwen
Etta
Esme
For DS I read 8 baby names books before finding "the one". His name is Scottish and fairly unusual in the UK, although the Irish version is pretty well known in Ireland.
Just done one book so far this time! Can you save me from having to read the other 7?!
DonkeysDontRideBicycles
Thu 24-Jan-13 02:35:05
Sorcha meaning 'bright' (Dorca for 'dark)
Brianna meaning 'strong one' or 'exalted'.
I know a Scottish lady called Triona (pronounced tree owner). Other suggestions...
Isla
Eilidh (pronounced Hailey without the h)
Catriona
Brea/bria (can't remember gaelic spelling, it involves GH somewhere!)
Bethan
Keeva (again can't remember correct spelling! Someone will correct me I'm sure but it starts Caom... :-S )
<slaps forehead > that's it! Thanks Gerri! :-D
bloody autocorrect. Thanks berri!
MoppingMummy
Thu 24-Jan-13 06:40:29
I love Mairi.
Or Nia / Nyah
OrangeLily
Thu 24-Jan-13 07:01:38
Kathleen
Sorcha
Soircha (ser sha)
aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 09:55:16
Some lovely suggestions here, keep em coming! 
I absolutely love Nia. Only problem is DS's name is her lover in the legends! (The Scottish version of the name). It'd be like calling your DCs Romeo and Juliet so I think that's out 
aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 09:56:46
MoppingMummy do you say it Varry or Marry?
rubytutu
Thu 24-Jan-13 10:01:53
Saoirse
Grainne
Roisin
Aoife
Eithne is top of my hypothetical girl list.
LadyofWinterfell
Thu 24-Jan-13 10:15:23
Meron. It's ancient Scot and means 'Beloved'. DD1 is Merren!
airedailleurs
Thu 24-Jan-13 10:15:47
Aoife
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Aoife
Aoife \ao(i)-fe\ as a girl's name is pronounced EE-fya. It is of Scottish, Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Aoife is "beautiful, radiant". From "aoibh" meaning beauty. The name has also been associated with Esuvia, a Gaulish goddess, and was borne by several heroines in ancient Irish legend. Eva is the anglicized form.
Read more at http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Aoife#buLUikVLySpTBGpm.99
weegiemum
Thu 24-Jan-13 10:19:22
Eilidh
Morven
Morna
Iona
Catriona
Rowan
Breahda
Kirsteen
aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 11:32:26
Meron's lovely, I'll have a think about that one ...
I think Brianna's nice, as is Briony, but then they remind me of the name "Brian" and that puts me off!
I was mulling over Rowan for a while but I think DP is not so keen.
Love Aoife and Siobhan but have friends with those names.
Aargh, this is hard!
aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 11:53:31
Eleri's lovely, I did consider it for a while before, but somehow it's just not "the one"!
aufaniae
Thu 24-Jan-13 12:12:51
Nice name but - I already know a little Cara too!