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gtphale

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Well the wife and I have found out were having a baby girl. Here is the problem we had a boy's name already picked out but can't settle on a girls name.

So here is the contest, The name has to start in an E, she wants it to start with the same letter as her and my Grandmothers. So give the name and the meaning of the name, the one we like best will win a nice little sampler pack of smokes.

Thanks for helping us work on a name, hope we can decide on one..


Steve
 
Ella- beautiful woman

Ellen- light, mercy

Elysia- sweetly blissful

Ema- beloved

Evelyn- lively, pleasant

Evie- life


Congrats on the new baby girl!!! Take care

Brandon
 
I always liked 'Estella' for a girls name. I think it means Bright Star or something. And CONGRATS! on the baby Steve.
 
These are some of my favorites.. Hope it helps

Eileen
Origin: Celtic/Gaelic
Meaning: Light-from Helen

Erin
Origin: Celtic/Gaelic
Meaning: peace, western island

Emma
Origin: Old German
Meaning: universal, all-embracing

Erica
Origin: Scandinavian
Meaning: Honorable Ruler

Ella
Origin: Old German/ Old English
Meaning: beautiful fairy woman

Ellie
Origin: Greek
Meaning: light

Emilie
Origin: Old French
Meaning: Ambitious, Industrious

Evelyn
Origin: Celtic
Meaning: lively, pleasent


** Congrats on the baby, see ya Saturday.
 
First of all.... COngrats!!

Etienette - French version of Stephanie

Euphrasia - Greek for 'advisor'

Enya - Celtic for 'water of life'
 
I wanted to call our daughter:

Elise - Consecrated to God.

We compromised and called her Lisa.
 
Congrats! Tkoepp already said mine too (Erin). Good luck!
 
If it's got to start with an "E", then it has to be Elizabeth. Meaning "my God is an oath" or perhaps "my God is abundance. Besides all that, it was the name of the greatest woman in Western history, Queen Elizabeth I of England.

Doc.
 
LOL some good names, the wife wants Ella i've been trying to talk her out of it. She just read this and says see now we have to use that name. LOL We'll see what else comes of this and then come up with a winner winner chicken dinner.
 
I always like this name:

Eloise

It's French. Pronounced el-oo-eese. It might be a mouthful to say that name everyday.

I also like KeyserSoze's Estella.
 
Crap, all the good ones have been taken. I'm left with "Elinor"

Congratulations, Hale!

Wilkey
 
Not many "E" names left but I will go with:

Evangeline: Like an angel

Best wishes to you and your wife Steve! :thumbs:
 
Congrats on the new baby!!

Effie
scottish,english
"new speckled one"

Elaina
(from elaine, from helen)
"torch"

Eliana
italian & spanish
(from eliane)
"sun"

Elsie
anglo saxon
"gaiety"

(a variation of denverdogs' (so this is not mine))
Evangelina

Eliza
french latin
"the chosen"

Best wishes to you and the wife!
 
If your wife wants Ella and You dont, then take the compromis and chose Ellen. They're similar but not the same ;)

In Greek it means "light."
Other forms are Aileen, Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor, Ellen, Helena, Lena, Leonora.

Elegant, gentle, cultured. :)
 
My 18month old name is Ella Grace McNeill
Great Name!!!!!!!
My soon to be Third Duaghter's Name Will be Justine (?) McNeill
Seeming like I always choose to have Girls(It would of been nice to have a boy) But I hoping for no more children
Ill take what I can get
 
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