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Hymen, Runar, Thorsten, Vidar or does anyone else have ideas for us?

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AnoniemGuest ·
If our baby is a girl, she'll be called Lilia Morgan. For a boy, we're looking for a similar name. Requirements: at least 2 syllables. Irish, Welsh, Celtic, Greek, Norwegian, or Mythological. Not too common. Preferably keep the original spelling of the name, and this original spelling shouldn't be too difficult. The pronunciation should also be clear. These are options we already have, but we're not satisfied yet. Who can help us?

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  1. Pebbels #2

    Thymen?
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    The Norwegian names I find really beautiful are the following....
    Ulrik
    Petter
    Kajus
    Espen
    Thorvid
    Markus
    Magnus
    Jørgen
    Emil
    Eirik
    Andràs


    Tastes differ (I find the following a bit less appealing, but maybe you like them)....
    Runolf
    Sigurd
    Frode
    Rexer
    Arvid
    Aros
    Vetle
    Sindre
    Kjartan
  3. Anonymous Guest #4

    Oops! Hit send too quickly...
    But
    I hope you find something nice for you!
    I’m really fond of Norwegian names myself!

    Good luck!
  4. Anoniem started this #5

    Still don't feel like the name fits in. Anybody else have ideas?
  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    We had the Irish name Revelin at the top of our list for a boy.
  6. Lorrain #7

    Hymen? Do you know the meaning of this name? (Virgin membrane in English) But well, if you think the name is nice, but think a child with that name might get bullied and maybe not taken seriously as an adult.
  7. Anoniem started this #8

    Anyone else have ideas? We're still not sure. I think Aidan is really nice, but also a bit too common. Maybe something similar but less common?
  8. Jo Guest #9

    What names. Pff. Not mine, just normal/nice names.
  9. ii Guest #10

    Do you know that Hymen means hymen? Why on earth would you name your child hymen?

    I think Thorsten is nice. Vidar you have to dare (they're the gods from Lord of the Rings). Runar, can.
  10. Betty #11

    Thorsten/breasts or is that so fun?
    Björn
    Xavi
    Sigrun can thus be interpreted as 'the secret of victory'. Gudrun perhaps means 'the secret of god or the good' and Hildur maybe 'fight'. Indeed rightly noticed girls' names! Oops.

    Therefore a few more boys' names.
    Arnar, Gudmundur, Gunnar, Dagur and Sigurdur.
    Arn stands for eagle, and the 'ar' behind it comes from 'her' which means army.
    Gud means good or god.
    mundur comes from 'mann' ; that simply means man.
    Gunn means fight (the '-ar' behind it means the same as the '-ar' behind Arnar),
    Dag in Dagur comes from day.
    Sigurd is a combination of sig (victory, triumph) and vard (guard).
  11. ii Guest #12

    Is Gudrun not a girl's name?

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