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Baby names

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Original poster

Atitlan for a girl?

89 replies

Radi0liverpool · 04/06/2023 19:17

What do you think?

OP posts:

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GoodVibesHere · 04/06/2023 22:05

I prefer Abumbum

NoWordForFluffy · 04/06/2023 22:07

Eudaimonia5 · 04/06/2023 19:18

No, it's weird and it's got tit in it.

First answer nails it!

Tilllly · 04/06/2023 22:19

WetBandits · 04/06/2023 19:25

Atilia maybe? Similar sound but no tits…

Makes me think of Atilla the hun

determinedtomakethiswork · 04/06/2023 22:20

Oh I've been there! It's absolutely beautiful. I wouldn't use it as a girl's name though.

Daisybuttercup12345 · 04/06/2023 22:24

A Tit Ian.
Absolutely terrible. You do know a title is a boob/breast.
The child has to live with it. Would you like to be teased or bullied for your name?

CabbageKale · 04/06/2023 22:25

Do you have a middle name in mind?

Namechange285 · 04/06/2023 22:25

Random789 · 04/06/2023 20:02

"Just call the child alan and have done with it."

Or go with Atitlan and explain that the tit is silent.

😂😂😂

GoldDuster · 04/06/2023 22:31

Radi0liverpool · 04/06/2023 21:40

I'm not going to do it! I'll have to come up with some others for you to check for me!

Do check OP, baby brain has kicked in big time 😂

Rule number one, nothing with tit in it.

SylvanianFrenemies · 04/06/2023 22:35

Eudaimonia5 · 04/06/2023 19:18

No, it's weird and it's got tit in it.

This sums it up.

clpsmum · 04/06/2023 22:35

Eudaimonia5 · 04/06/2023 19:18

No, it's weird and it's got tit in it.

😂😂😂

Mars27 · 04/06/2023 22:39

It's as bad as another thread that I've seen the other day here where the woman named her daughter "meia" which literally means either "sock" or "half" In Portuguese 😬😬😬

SabrinaThwaite · 04/06/2023 22:51

Mars27 · 04/06/2023 22:39

It's as bad as another thread that I've seen the other day here where the woman named her daughter "meia" which literally means either "sock" or "half" In Portuguese 😬😬😬

If I’d had twins I’d have been mightily tempted with calling them Sem Chumbo and Com Chumbo.

Mars27 · 04/06/2023 23:15

@SabrinaThwaite Stop it 😅😅😅

grumpycow1 · 05/06/2023 07:05

I’m glad you’ve seen reason OP - please do check any other names! FWIW I think ‘made up’ names (especially after places you’ve been to) come across as very pretentious. Names inspired by - like Lana are lovely though!

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