What do you think about the name Ellory/Ellery and Lark. I can never seem to find girls' names, none ever seem to click with me.
What do you think?
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The Future Mrs B
, Apr 25 2012 07:00 PM
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 07:00 PM
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 07:14 PM
For a girl? Or a boy? 
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Posted 26 April 2012 - 01:15 AM
You been looking at Katie's names? 
I much prefer Eller and Lark, myself.
Ellery does have a feminine quality to it. And Lark I haven't decided if I prefer on a boy or girl.
I'm leaning towards girl though!
But I like both.
[Ellery spelled this way!]
I much prefer Eller and Lark, myself.
Ellery does have a feminine quality to it. And Lark I haven't decided if I prefer on a boy or girl.
I'm leaning towards girl though!
But I like both.
[Ellery spelled this way!]
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Posted 26 April 2012 - 03:52 AM
For either but probably more for girls.
Haha, no. I was skimming through behindthename. But when I saw Lark I immediately thought of Katie. One of the kid's I go to school with has a little sister named Ellory but I dislike having vowels before R's because when I say them they sound like W's. Except an er because that's what my name starts with and I've learned to say it.
I'm iffy on Echo, it doesn't seem like an actual name but for girls' names it's right up Martin's alley.
Haha, no. I was skimming through behindthename. But when I saw Lark I immediately thought of Katie. One of the kid's I go to school with has a little sister named Ellory but I dislike having vowels before R's because when I say them they sound like W's. Except an er because that's what my name starts with and I've learned to say it.
I'm iffy on Echo, it doesn't seem like an actual name but for girls' names it's right up Martin's alley.
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