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Gentry Ann vs. next daughter
Our first daughters name is Gentry Ann... We are stuck and want to name our next DD a name that goes with hers. (nothing too normal or too weird) Gentry is a noble class in society... is there another societial class that we could name the next one?
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Gentry Ann
next daughter
Poll created: Sep 28, 2010
Total Votes: 2
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posted by
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:: 13 years ago |
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Adelaide is very pretty,and it matches with Gentry. It gets my vote.
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:: 13 years ago |
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Adeln is Swedish Nobility. I assume Ann is a common English name, so names from the Swedish nobility include Madeleine, Lilian, and Victoria. Her name could be Adeln Madeleiene. I also like Adelaide, as suggested above.
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Lauryn
:: 13 years ago |
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Patricia ! It comes from Patrician, high noble class in Rome.
Contessa might also work, it’s like Contess
You might want to make sure you name your daughters to somewhat the same authority. You don’t want them complaining one is Queen and one is Duchess!
Contessa might also work, it’s like Contess
You might want to make sure you name your daughters to somewhat the same authority. You don’t want them complaining one is Queen and one is Duchess!
I think Tinley and Presley are really cute names to go with Gentry. I also like Regina, which means Queen. I think Contessa with Tess as a nn is great also. Hera is pretty and is Zeus’s (great god) wife so that might work to.
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:: 13 years ago |
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Helpful hint: if you have to name your kid after a social class, then you are not actually a MEMBER of that class. Just saying.
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Other than that, all I can think of is Princess, Duchess, etc....and those aren’t good names for people. Maybe pets.
Reina and Regina both mean "queen".
Sarah means princess.
Oh, Adelaide means noble, and you could use Laidy as a nickname. Gentry and Lady?