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A delicate girls name..

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Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 14:27

All suggestions welcome!

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peppapigmustdie · 04/11/2013 14:29

Petal
Sophie
Anwen
Eira

magicstars · 04/11/2013 14:29

Dulcie, flora, Tiffany, felicity, Celeste, Lydia, willow, grace, Anna.

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 14:38

Ooh these are pretty. peppa how do you pronounce Eira? Particularly love Willow out of all of these. Keep them coming! X

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CatsAreLikeChocolates · 04/11/2013 14:46

Eira is the welsh word for snow, which is pronounced Ay-rah, but I think it's also used in Scandinavia and they would say Eye-rah. Either way, very pretty for a winter baby.

Also like Awen, (welsh for inspiration), Erin, Seren (welsh for star), Rosanna, Fleur, Annabel, Dawn, Tabitha, Wren, and Posy.

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 15:10

Ay-rah pronunciation of Eira is a particularly pretty version! Cute!
Any other delicate, pretty, non-clumsy girls names out there?

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CordeliaRose · 04/11/2013 15:13

Arianne
Ariel
Blossom
Eirlys (Welsh for snowdrop)
Elise
Jasmine
Laurel
Mariella
Posy
Sylvie
Thanks

SoupDragon · 04/11/2013 15:18

Are you likely to have a delicate girl...? If you are, for example, genetically tending towards the short and dumpy side of the size spectrum, Willow is not a particularly good choice. I"d go with something that isn't so descriptive IYSWIM.

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 15:33

That's a good point about willow, although my husband and I are tall people so she might be able to pull it off but you never know and it's a hard name to live up to perhaps....

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magicstars · 04/11/2013 17:37

DH and I loved willow for a girl and Finn for a boy, but as we're both short and plump, decided best not, in case they inherited our statures Wink
Sounds like your LO could carry Willow off though.
Do you like nature names?
jasmine, ivy, Cherry, Rowan,saffron, violet.

exexpat · 04/11/2013 17:40

What if she's not delicate? I'd be very wary of names associated with a particular physical or personality type.

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 17:40

I think nature names are beautiful. I'm open to any pretty feminine 'light' names... X

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Lavenderhoney · 04/11/2013 17:43

Felicity?

BlackholesAndRevelations · 04/11/2013 17:44

Oh I love eira... If my baby is born in the car in the way to hospital whilst stuck in snow, that'd be lovely. Would it be strange to use a welsh name if not remotely welsh, though?!

Sorry op for the hijack!

PestoPyrotechnissimos · 04/11/2013 17:45

Fleur

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 17:45

I also love Eira. So different!
My boss is called Felicity (!) but that's definitely the right idea x

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onlysettleforbutterflies · 04/11/2013 17:47

Skye

baskingseals · 04/11/2013 17:47

Marianne

Gisele

Sylvie

Vivienne

Lydia

Emmeline

milkwasabadchoice · 04/11/2013 17:48

Some lovely names here, but I hope you're prepared for your delicately named little girl to become a professional footballer/plumber/bond trader/stone mason/(insert other non-delicate profession here)!

BlackholesAndRevelations · 04/11/2013 17:50

Don't think it matters if a delicately named person becomes a star rugby player or plumber........

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 17:52

I'm with you on that blackholes :)

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peppapigmustdie · 04/11/2013 17:54

Millicent sp?
Petula
Larissa
Fayme

ShowOfBloodyStumps · 04/11/2013 17:55

Genevieve
Ottilie
Seraphina
Josephine
Aphra
Mirabel
Miriam
Annie
Mabel

Had DS been a DD he would have been Josephine Aphra Mirabel (Sephie for short).

MortifiedAnyFuckerAdams · 04/11/2013 17:56

Aurora
Paloma
Seren

MiauMau · 04/11/2013 17:58

Another vote for Celeste. I would have been DS's name hadn't he been born with extra bits Grin

Londongirl84 · 04/11/2013 18:01

Seraphina is beautiful!

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