Humphrella

[hotdiggetydog]

For a girl? What do we think?

I prefer the original name Humbrella. All the Humphrellas I have met have been quite naughty. I also like the male equivalent Humfella.

Joke? Reverse?? If not maybe just stick to Ella!😋

Can't you at least try and pick something a bit less wildly overused? Isn't your child an individual to you?

My only worry would be that it isn't really 'edgy' enough.
Spell it Humph7rella (the 7 is of course silent) to make it rise above the merely banal.

Not a lot.

If this is serious, then NO! Don't saddle your poor child with a name that sounds like a cross between a camel and an elephant.

I'm either having a sense of humour failure or there are a lot of unfunny 'joke' threads in this topic lately.

Spat my tea out! 🤣

Beautiful old name, must be due a comeback.

Oh, mate.

I was thinking Belimia, or Chlamydia.

My only worry would be that it isn't really 'edgy' enough

Quite. Everybody acting like it's something flash and modern, I called my first daughter Humphrella over 30 years ago. There's nothing new under the sun.

We fink its gr8

It'd be shortened to Ella and there's loads of those. You need something more unusual

Ella without the hump would be better

Oh yes! Spudulike - pronounced Spdoolikka.

A real classic there. Always surprised me it didn't take off in the naming charts...

Nah, maybe go with Clittorise instead.

People are really big on meanings for names from what I've seen on here, so I came up for one for you - Humphrella, one who likes to hump. Super.

Or the Italian version - Clittorissa.

Could you hyphenate it? Humphrella-Mae?

Humptastic!

Humphrella-Bella

Great for a tortoise. I used to holiday sit for a boy tortoise called Humphrey, so a female called Humphrella to partner him would have been perfect!

Humphrella-Bella-Ella uh (tell me more, tell me more, did you get very far).

I prefer Harumph.

I personally prefer Hughetta, but that's because it goes with our surname Da Pies.