Santa and luella

[Whitley83]

I really like the name Santa (Spanish name) and luella... I also like Tabitha james.

I can't decide! Please don't post to be negative. Just move on.

Luella, Tabitha are quite nice, SANTA 🎅 no sorry, Spanish or not it’s ridiculous

I knew a Santa - she was from an Indian background. It is a very lovely name. I don't think she had any issues with it.

Louella is a really lovely name. And quite unusual.

Santa? If you are living in the uk that's a no from me.

Tabitha is not my taste at all (sounds a bit wet and prissy to me, I prefer strong names) but I've seen it liked on threads here before.

Really not sure about Santa. Not just because of 🎅🏻 but does it not mean “saint”? I wouldn’t like to be called saint.

Luella is ok, maybe a bit Southern USA but fine. Could end up being nicknamed Lou or Ella so make sure you're ok with those.

Santa is ridiculous for (I'm assuming) a child in an English speaking country, assuming she's no Spanish connection (and even then).

Tabitha James I don't like - Tabitha is a bit cat/witch for me, and I'm not into James for a girl.

Is Tabitha James a girl? If so why the James?

I said to DH I loved Santa for a Christmas baby. He was it actually makes me think of beachy places like Santa Monica

I knew a lady called Santa and she was sassy, intelligent and feisty, I have always loved it. I just hate all these 'samey' names and would like my child to have a name she can feel empowered by.

Likely because of one of my favourite habdbag designers and I kove8my handbags and again she's another strong woman with a strong sense for the style I follow.

Tabitha james because Tabitha is girly and bewitching matched with the masculinity of James as her middle name

Santa: I really like it. I'm actually related to someone named Santa. (She's Italian)
It is very religious (more specifically Catholic) imo (which may or may not bother you).

Tabitha is nice.

I'm not that keen on Louella, tbh. I keep seeing / hearing Fluella for some reason... (And it makes me think medication, but I honestly don't know why...)

Sorry but Santa is not a spanish name, it's a spanish word. It's means Saint, obviously, and I guarantee there isn't a single person in Spain called Santa.
Why you would want it in an English speaking country is baffling. Unless your DH is a footballer...

Really like Santa actually! Sadly I think the kid would have the piss ripped out of it.

Luella not likely

Forgot to add, Tabitha and Luella are lovely. I don't mind James for a girl.

@baylis the Santa I knew was Spanish and there is a number of people called Santa in Spain. We have Spanish and Italian family

Amanta?
Sanita?

If you live in uk/America, please DO NOT call your child Santa, it won't go down well.
The other two names are lovely though :)

LOVE Tabitha James (both of those are on my list for girls ) - do not like Luella or Santa, sorry

I know a gorgeous Santina who is sassy and lovely of Italian extraction. Would that work?

Santina is beautiful. Santina Maria x

I like Tabitha

I stand corrected if you know some, I'm spanish and have never met or come across one myself. I wouldn't know about Italy.
Having read your post I understand why you would choose it, but I still wouldn't understand why use it in the UK where it would make your child an easy target.

Santina is adorable.

Little saint :)

I like Tabitha!

I wouldn't use Santa if you are living in an English speaking country. It is completely linked with Father Christmas.

I though, in Spanish it was 'Saint', which seems a bit of a title to give someone - bit hard to live up to I'd have thought.

Tabitha is not a name I particularly like, but that is only personal taste, however, I cannot understand why you'd then want to give her a boys name to go with it

Of your list, Luella is the best, IMO.