Baby Names
Joaa, Serwa, Toyah, Tzvi, Savea/Svea, Paiva or Ylwa
MaroesGuest ·
Hi everyone,
Would you mind helping us think this through? Our oldest girl is called Rvka (Revka), and now we're having big doubts about the name for our second child, who's on the way. It's going to be a girl, and we've come across a matching name, which is Tzvi (Tsevi). But here's the thing, it's officially a boy's name. What do you all think?
Then there are a few other names we're still unsure about.
Would you mind helping us think this through? Our oldest girl is called Rvka (Revka), and now we're having big doubts about the name for our second child, who's on the way. It's going to be a girl, and we've come across a matching name, which is Tzvi (Tsevi). But here's the thing, it's officially a boy's name. What do you all think?
Then there are a few other names we're still unsure about.
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Xero #2
Tzvi is beautiful!
I think it works fine for a girl too! -
FutureMama #3
Savea is so beautiful! -
wilma klom #4
I think it looks beautiful and goes well together... -
Mommy92 #5
I think Tzwi is also beautiful for a girl!! I think it's the most beautiful name on the list
I fell in love with Simcha at the beginning of my pregnancy; it can actually be for both a girl and a boy, but my boyfriend unfortunately found it too girly... so maybe as a middle name
and I recently found out that it was my grandfather's middle name, which I find quite special! -
Anouk #6
Simcha is a beautiful choice, especially if it's also your grandpa's name. That gives it a special meaning. I understand that your friend found Simcha too girly, but a middle name is a great compromise. Tzwi is indeed also a cute name for a girl. Nice that you're already getting started with the list.
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