The name Nausea

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Indulge me... DH and I have enjoyed ourselves today thinking of random words that could be names A bit like when Uncle Fester said Dementia was a beautiful name. DH thinks Nausea could be lovely.

I live in Scotland and know lots of little Willies!

Claudia is a real name and means 'lame'.

Portia means 'Pig'.

Pippa is 'wank' in many, many languages!!

Qashqai would make a good name.

Or Kadjar.

Everyone remembers Tie A Yelling Gibbon Round Ye Olde Oake Tree. This is the follow-up:

(Where the air is fresh and clean.)

...Also once had to explain Fanny to some Swedish young ladies, amused and appalled in equal measure.

Hernia (for a girl)
Dyspepsia (possibly either)

Thrush as a sibling for Wren and Robin

I have no middle name & for years pretended it was Haberdashery.

@QueenOfOversharing I feel I need to know more details here! If that’s true, it’s fabulous.

Also, I would love to meet an Andy whose full name was Andrex! His older sister would be Cushelle.

Summer is already a name, though I like winter and autumn. Girls names of course. Not sure spring would work.

I know of a Tencel (in the US).

Freebmd records two people called Taffeta, two called Beaujolais, and several Vixens.

Dyslexia
Frenzy

Ethanol for a boy

H worked with a person who named their child Placenta. Obvs not an English speaking person from a non Eng speaking part of the world. The person heard the word and liked it how it sounded

Cantaloupe girl
Kohkrabi girl
Tomatillo boy
Wintergreen boy
Acai girl
Empanadas girl
Caramel girl
Pinza boy

I've met a Meleana.

Watching TV with left over chocolates and I must say Ferraro had a certain cachet.

I used to know a Tuesday, so why not the other days of the week?
Monday unisex
Wednesday boy
Thursday unisex
Friday unisex
Saturday unisex
Sunday girl

Summer is already a name, though I like winter and autumn. Girls names of course. Not sure spring would work.

Hayley Mills:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Truth_About_Spring

Perinea

I feel I need to know more details here! If that’s true, it’s fabulous.

@QueenOfThorns 100% true - everyone in my family has middle names & I felt hard done by! So when ppl asked, I said "Haberdashery" - no idea why! Think I just liked the word. My granny was a knitter. I later changed it to Felicity. Again, no idea why!

Girl and boy twins, Damson (m) and Damask (f), and their sister Silken.

Shepherd boy
Herder boy
Arborist unisex

@PositiveVibes I came to say Labia too 😂

Listeria
Mozzarella
Twin boys Benson & Hedges

Gluten

I know of two sisters named after zoological species, one of their parents being a professional in a particularly obscure zoological sphere...

Ovary, is quite pretty I think.
Skyn has a good, strong feel to it.
Bisto affable, older Uncle.

My Dad used to refer to me affectionately as Nausea Bagwash (i think she was a character from a old radio comedy show)

I heard someone this very morning call their child over to them in a shop 'Come here Mersey' - I've just been discussing with DD what an awful name this is and whether her other children are called Thames and Manchester Ship Canal.