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I may or may not be over reacting but please help! My husband and I have a daughter named Amy Clare (5), and we are now expecting another girl and we are almost positive we are going to name her Molly. My issue is that the meanings are very different, Amy means "beloved" while Molly means "bitter". Am I over reacting? Do people even still look at the meanings of names? We also considered Rosy early on in the pregnancy but decided against it. So thoughts? -Cat & Adam Jordan
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Poll created: Jan 04, 2014
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People don’t look or think about the meanings at all. Don’t worry about it.
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I agree with Poster #1
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Well people might not always look at the meaning but some day your kids will look up their own names meanings. The second child may feel that you are favoring Amy.
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If it bothers you now, it will bother you for the rest of your life. How about Holly? Or Sophie?
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The name Molly most probably derives from the many medieval forms of the name ’Mary’ meaning ’bitterness’ or ’longed for child’
If it bothers you how about, Milly, means a "hard worker of gentle strength"
If it bothers you how about, Milly, means a "hard worker of gentle strength"
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I absolutely feel that name meanings matter, but that is just me! My daughter’s name means Ray of Light from the Grace of God. My son is God heard. I would never use a name like Mallory-bad faith, or amelia- to be born without limbs.
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Most people have no idea about meanings. My own daughters name, Lola apparently means ’sorrows’ but I couldn’t give a hoot I love her name. And so does she. She’s the only one with that name in her year.
Don’t over think it. If you love the name go for it.
Don’t over think it. If you love the name go for it.
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I really think meanings are important but a lot of people don’t look at them. For example, Jacob, is in the top 10 or so baby names and means deceiver. Maybe did something close to Molly?
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I think kids do have a tendency to wonder about the meaning of their name at some point. So I can sort of see your dilemma. But Molly is derived from Mary and Mary was, of course, the mother of Jesus. Doesn’t get much more important as a name than that!
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