Baby Name Poll Results
Emerie vs. Emmerie vs. Emery
Please don’t suggest Emerson. I’m trying to come up with a name that is not over used , somewhat feminine but not traditional. I know this is originially a male name, but does anyone feel that it seems better suited for a girl? Thinking of Kate or Kathryn for middle.
The Top Baby Name is...
Emerie
Emmerie
Emery
Poll created: Jul 09, 2008
Total Votes: 22
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I prefer the spelling Emery and I also dislike Emerson. Just saying Emerson ranked #312 in 2007 so it is not overused, but who cares the name sucks! Emery ranked #571, If you didn’t know. Bye.
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:: 16 years ago |
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My neice’s name is Emery and it’s lovely for a girl.
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:: 16 years ago |
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I like Emerie i think it would be a wonderful name for a little girl
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:: 16 years ago |
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I think it’s a cute name - I’m a fan of gender-neutral names, especially paired with a more feminine middle name. Emery Kate is a nice choice.
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:: 16 years ago |
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I’m just wondering if anyone has thought of an Emery Board?
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:: 16 years ago |
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oh yeah, like a nail file.
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:: 16 years ago |
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If you miss the m at first glance Emerie looks a little eerie. Go with Emery. Or Emerson to avoid the nail file thing, and you could always use the nn Emery.
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:: 16 years ago |
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How about Avery?
Personally, i don’t care for any of the names you listed nor Emerson, just my opinion.
Good luck!
Personally, i don’t care for any of the names you listed nor Emerson, just my opinion.
Good luck!
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guestinmich
:: 16 years ago |
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My top name choice is very similar, I think we’ve settled on Emerson Katherine and will call her Emmy Kate. But my second choice was Emory and I think the Emmerie spelling also looks more feminine.
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:: 16 years ago |
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My daughter is six and named Emmerie Ann. She gets many compliments on her name and it surely suits her. I chose that spelling because I thought it was the most feminine and difficult to mispronounce. We originally had only considered it for our boy name, but our other children really liked it for their baby sister, asdid I, dad was a tougher sell. " ) meanings are the usual "industrious leader" (German) but I have also found it to mean "home strength" (Old English), and "brave, powerful" (English). Hope this helps!
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Carla P
:: 11 years ago |
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