Conquer Club

How about "Ann"?

You can teach her to say "Eh, eh, eh?"

"Eire" would also be a very nice name.

MeDeFe wrote:Gorgoroth
That's also a very nice name.

yeah what a lovely name. reminds me of flowers on a hillside. as an atom bomb explodes nearby wiping everything in the vicinity out.

Skittles! wrote:How about "Ann"?

You can teach her to say "Eh, eh, eh?"

little britain names have all been banned.

Iliad wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:Also not bad, although Shelob isn't a band (too), is it?

It's just a giant spider in LOTR

How about: Europe!

You know you like it!

are you a fan of the 80's rock band? i am not. no.

Iliad wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:Gorgoroth
That's also a very nice name.

How about: Shelob?

it conjures up all the wrong sort of images unfortunately.

chessplaya wrote:danielle? probably i dont know

looks like u r looking for something original...


Edit : or Karmen ... <------ thats a good 1

neither grabs my goat

Syzygy wrote:

gethine wrote:

Tripitaka wrote:One of my friends from uni is called Rhian (she's from near Abergele), which I think is a really nice name. Or perhaps Rhiannon

Rhiannon is a great name!
goes at the top of the list!

It's also a song by Fleetwood Mac.

Anyway, what about Angharad?

angharad makes it onto page 1. yay!

How about Lucille (if it hasn't been said yet).

Or Sharise, or Susan, or Gabrianna?

gethine wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:Gorgoroth
That's also a very nice name.

yeah what a lovely name. reminds me of flowers on a hillside. as an atom bomb explodes nearby wiping everything in the vicinity out.

That sounds about right.

Anyway, you haven't commented on "Eire" yet.

I like Bryn, or Seren.

I met a girl named Mehealani pronounced "Ma-HAY-uh-la-nee" once. She was nice so it stuck with me as a nice person's name.

Syzygy wrote:

alex_white101 wrote:imogen.

Baldur's Gate. I like.

Eh?

I think you mean Imoen. No g.

How about Gavin? I like it.

Or Bridget.

My Welsh friend suggested Anwen - which she claims means "very beautiful" - of course she could just be saying that to make me look like a prize plum, when really it means "goat-herder" or something as equally savory!

So how about Gwyneth instead? Or does that remind you too much of the type of girl who cries her eyes out, just because someone gives her a silly, little, gold statuette?

gethine wrote:

luns101 wrote:

gethine wrote:I am now around three weeks away from become a father to a baby girl.
I was wondering what names people on cc think i should name her.
i will definitely name my child after the best suggestion.
like hell i will, knowing the sort of replies this thread is likely to generate!

I got no clue for a name, but let me just wish you congrats on this exciting moment of your life!

i am surprised that you haven't said locke for a name. thanks anyhow!

Actually, I was going to suggest Lunsella!

Name her after a city. Call her New Yorka. Yorka for short. Or Tokyoa Maybe even San Fransika! Fransika.... How bout it?

life-saver wrote:Name her after a city. Call her New Yorka. Yorka for short. Or Tokyoa Maybe even San Fransika! Fransika.... How bout it?

Or Saltlakecityka.

Salty for short?

Lakiesha

adalia

MeDeFe wrote:

gethine wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:Gorgoroth
That's also a very nice name.

yeah what a lovely name. reminds me of flowers on a hillside. as an atom bomb explodes nearby wiping everything in the vicinity out.

That sounds about right.

Anyway, you haven't commented on "Eire" yet.

i think republic of ireland is far more catchy.

I win, I win, my suggestion hasn't been ditched!!!
Kess it is!
I win.

How about Isabella?