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nix bradley vs. koi bradley
well we want a strong name full of meaning and are having so much trouble agreeing on one. we like nix because it is the last name of a great uncle who was a famous doctor where we live and nowo there is a library in honor of his name bradley is the name of a sibling that has past on..so it is a def middle name.. i like koi ..it stands for love and i feel like it is a strong name to have....please help
The Top Baby Name is...
nix bradley
koi bradley
Poll created: Nov 28, 2008
Total Votes: 9
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Nix is another way of saying no. Despite its meaning to you, that is probably the connotation it will always take to the rest of the world. Koi is better if you want an unusual name, but again that makes me think of the word coy meaning slyly hesitant or "showing reluctance when insincere."
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:: 16 years ago |
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Bradley Koi nn Brad would be much more sophisticated, but Koi isn’t bad and the meaning is nice.
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:: 16 years ago |
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I like Nix.
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:: 16 years ago |
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When I read Koi I thought instantly of a Koi pond and fish, so therefore Nix is my choice.
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Sarah-Jane
:: 16 years ago |
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Koi is a fish :/
I pick Nix.
I pick Nix.
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guest
:: 16 years ago |
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I thought of Koi fish too. That’s why I picked Nix. But I also thought of Nix in the sense of "discard" so I’m not that found of it either. However, it’s definitely better than Koi.
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:: 16 years ago |
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If you want to use Nix I would use it as the nick name and name him Nick or Nicholas,much stronger name for a boy.
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:: 16 years ago |
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Nix is also a popular brand of Lice medication, FYI. Koi reminds me of a fish. Sorry.. I think you can do better than these.
posted by
guest
:: 16 years ago |
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How about Kai, rather than Koi?
posted by
Arianwen1174
:: 16 years ago |
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My granddaughter’s first name is Nix. We call her Nixie and she also signs herself this way. We took the name from English translation of opera "Rusalka" by Antonin Dvorak. Rusalka means water-sprite or mermaid. This book is from the early 50’ and the word rusalka is translated water-nix. For my family, this name is part of our history.
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marieanna
:: 11 years ago |
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Bradley or Nicholas?
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:: 7 years ago |
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