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Sci-fi is the latest source for unusual baby names!

FORGET movie stars, family tradition or even the Bible - sci-fi is the latest source for unusual baby names.
A new book, Sci-Fi Baby Names, offers 500 suggestions from the world of Star Trek, Superman, Dr Who and The Matrix.
If you are a Trekkie, there's Tuvok, after a Vulcan character from Star Trek: Voyager, or for a girl, perhaps Amidala, after Natalie Portman's character in the newer Star Wars movies.
Parents in Victoria have embraced names of characters from The Matrix and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
There have been 18 Neos, 133 Xanders, 273 Trinitys and 158 Willows born in Victoria since 1980, according to the Victorian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
Trinity and Neo were both characters from The Matrix movies, while Xander and Willow feature in the cult TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Some parents just choose a name of their favourite movie or book character, actor, singer or sports star because they have qualities they admire or they simply warm to them. Sci-fi inspired names were becoming more popular because science fiction had become more mainstream. Male fans often wanted to name their children after famous sci-fi characters, but their partners usually stopped the idea.
Scott Liston, committee member of Star Trek fan club Austrek, said he had met a fan who called his son Damon Jean-Luc -- Damon is the Ferengi (an alien race in Star Trek) word for Captain and Jean-Luc is for Jean-Luc Picard, the captain of the Enterprise in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Mr Liston said if he had a son, he would like his middle name to be Tiberius, not for the Roman Emperor but after Captain James Tiberius Kirk (played by William Shatner).
Peter Jordan, the director of Australia's biggest Star Wars fan club, Starwalking Inc, said many fans had a fleeting wish to name their children after their favourite characters but settled on more conventional names.
"You've got to take into consideration that this kid has to live with the name for life," he said.
"If someone called their kid Jar Jar (after Star Wars character Jar Jar Binks), I think they'd have serious issues."
Mr Jordan said Luke (after Luke Skywalker) was on his baby name shortlist.
"And I jokingly say that if we ever had twins, I'd put my vote in for Luke and Leia."

Where Should Your Babies Name Come From

By keishon martin , 2008-05-02

A person, place, or thing can become a serious question. As A baby born today is as more likely to be named Brooklyn or Jordan as to a Stacy or James. To be named after a place can be unique, or they can seem like a fad or simply just silly. So how does a parent simply choose whether or not to use the name of a place for their child, and where did this trend come from?

Well actually the use of place names is ancient. Where Leonardo DaVinci is a great example. The man’s given name was Leonardo, and DaVinci was a descriptive term to say that his father was born in the city of Vinci in Italy. Although DaVinci wasn’t a formal, given name, it does show that the idea of place names as personal names is not new.

The more recent trend in naming kids after places seems to have been sparked, as most naming trends are, by soap operas and celebrities. Dakota and Montana were big back in the mid nineties, but others have climbed up to take their spot.

But to tell the truth I would advise against place names. Then again there are a few exceptions to this rule by some names that have been accepted for several generations, or place names that started off as personal names. However, for the most part, place names tend to tie a child to a certain location, and if that location is Camden, New Jersey, you may want to think about it, cause that is not a nice place.

A huge no no with using places as names for children is respellings. If the name is a familiar place name, it will be pronounced the same way, regardless of spelling. But A new spelling can be confusing at best.

Following are place names categorized by my own personal standards.

Traditional Place Names

These names are place names that have been in use as personal names for years. They share the common trait of sounding familiar as given names.

• Beverly
• Chelsea
• Darcy Technically, this is D’Arcy, as in 'of Arcy'.
• Devon
• Erin
• Florence
• Georgia
• Israel Technically a personal name, although, of course, the place is better known.
• Jordan
• Kent
• Kimberly
• Lorraine
• Sydney
• Troy
• Virginia

Popular Place Names

I am not crazy about most of these names (although a few do appeal to me) but they have gotten enough use to be somewhat mainstream. I still suggest caution.

• America
• Arden
• Arizona
• Asia
• Aspen
• Brittany
• Brooklyn
• Camden
• Caspian
• Cheyenne
• China
• Dakota
• Dallas
• Dane
• Denver
• Eden
• Geneva/Geneve
• Houston
• India
• Italia
• Jamaica
• London
• Madison
• Milan
• Montana
• Nevada
• Paris
• Phoenix
• Roma
• Sahara
• Savannah
• Shiloh
• Siena
• Valencia
• Venetia
• Verona
• Vienna

Please Don’t Use These

Every name here is one I’ve at least seen suggested or considered or even used on baby name websites. I strongly, strongly advise against them.

• American
• Antarctica
• California
• Florida
• Havana
• Hawaii
• Irak
• Irania
• Kansas
• Kashmir
• Korea
• Labrador
• Madrid
• Malaysia
• Jersey
• Ohio
• Saruc
• Tuscany
• Utica
• Vegas
• Whyoming

Here are four hints for how to avoid the most common mistakes that parents make in finding a name for their new baby. Use these considerations to help you find the perfect name.

Find a Perfect Irish Baby Name!

Take a glance at a bookstore's baby names shelf, and you'll see that Irish baby names are a very popular category. But for many prospective parents, Irish names can be very confusing. Many different races have settled in Ireland over the centuries. Celts, Vikings, Normans, and English have all gone into the melting pot.
It was once believed that the first wave of Celtic settlers were a fair-haired race, while later settlers were of a darker complexion. However, recent evidence seems to contradict that idea. It is now believed that very ancient settlers to Ireland came across the sea from Gaul (modern France) and Spain, and were probably a dark-haired people.

The periodic arrival of newcomers to the Emerald Isle, each with slightly different appearances, has led to a tradition where Irish names describe physical characteristics. Whole groups of names revolve around such personal attributes. The name Ciara means `black' or `dark,' while `Finn' means `fair.' The name Breac means `freckled.' The Irish people were very fond of creating names that reflected the world around them, especially the natural world. Names such as Anbhile (pronounced an-vile), meaning `great tree,' are common. Celtic sun-worship gave rise to a whole set of names based on sunlight and radiance. The girl's name Grian, for example, means `sun' or `sun goddess.'

Other themes such as wildlife, warfare, and of course, magic and fairies, gave rise to beautiful and evocative names. An unfortunate consequence of the periodic invasions of Ireland is that many Irish and Gaelic names have been transformed over the centuries, and, in some cases, the original meaning is lost to us. Some names that are considered classic Irish names did not originate in Ireland, but are Irish versions of names from other cultures. The name Sean, for example, is the Irish version of the name John. Then there are Irish names that have been given English `translations,' which really have nothing to do with the original name. The name Aoife, for example, means `radiant,' yet it is often translated as `Eve,' or `Eva.'

Around 1923, a priest named Patrick Woulfe wrote a book called `Irish Names For Children`, which gave parents the resources to research and choose an Irish name. The book helped spark a renewal of interest in names from Ireland, and that interest has expanded and continued to the present day. Today, parents looking for an Irish name might start by thinking about whether they want a Gaelic name or an Anglicized name. For example, Bairre is Gaelic, while the English version is Barry. The famous Irish name Kevin comes from the Gaelic Caoimhin. Invariably, the English version will sound less authentically `Irish,' but it will be easier to pronounce and to spell. That's an important consideration for a child.

Some Irish names, such as Siobhan, (pronounced Shev-orn) work very well in the original Gaelic, and have become popular in that form. Next, prospective parents will want to consult some name lists, and to learn about the origin and meanings of names they like. There are plenty of good resources available, especially websites and books. In the end, parents' personal choice is the best guide. For those who are looking for a name that evokes the charm and mystery of the Emerald Isle, the possibilities are almost endless.

About Author:Neil Street is co-publisher of Baby Names Garden, one of the Internet's leading resources for baby names. Visit us at http://www.babynamesgarden.com

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Fuzzy Names, Sweet Names

by: Dawnell Harrison
As with everything, names go through cycles of change with passing generations. I also tend to think that names have improved immensely since the first Elmas, Minervas, Bufords, and Alfreds graced the baby’s room wearing appropriate nametags on their cribs.
A country of tradition, we still hold tightly to such commoners as Becky, Wendy, Mike and Bill. And being the trendsetters of a diverse time, we also like originality. Girls are acquiring sophistication with names such as Breanna and Kyla while boys are being called Dusty and Cameron, cute yet charming. I do like these names. I even think that the not-so-unique ones are fine. These names have humility and, most importantly, can be spoken without cringing, gagging, or regurgitating. When was the last time you could actually say “Bunny” and control the ruffling of your nose and the higher level of intonation in your voice? (Not to mention avoiding the picture of this girl nibbling on a very orange carrot.) I put her into a category I like to call the ‘itty bitty Bunny and Kitty committee.’
A girl of this stature serves your ex-boyfriend mixed drinks at the local dive bar and leaves the tip on the table because somebody accidentally left it there. She likes to think deeply when scuba diving and yells, “run to second base,” when a tight end gets the football. This type always has straight, white teeth and never gets fired from her cocktail jobs. She’s such an asset. I have my doubts about the advantages being endless though….I mean, how many lawyers, nurses, or even receptionists do you know named “Kitty?”
The next category is sweetly named the ‘Dandy Candy-land committee.’ The sound of these names are enough for a life-time supply of insulin shots and give one a compelling urge to stock-up on countless tubes of toothpaste. For instance, Carmel and Candy….even a salt addict would get cheek pangs simply by the sound. Maybe, just maybe, I am a little prejudiced because my ex-boyfriend’s new girlfriend is named Candy. Before I know her name, I asked him what it was and he told me. I only had to ask him once….the toothache and acne breakout brings back terrible memories.
Yes, I know, you’re wondering if Kitty and Candy work together serving my ex-boyfriend mixed drinks. Not only do they work together, they are also very close. Last week, Carmel overheard Candy telling Kitty, “You’re the best friend I’ve had since my cat, Mufkins, died.”

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Biblical Baby Names

What is there to say about a biblical name, or any name for that matter, that could make it so important?

Names are an integral part of our identity. A child's name affects his or her self-perception and reflects the parents' beliefs and cultures. A name pays tribute to the individual spirit and is one of the first wonderful gifts you can offer your child. A biblical name gives a baby a connection to spirituality that may be a springboard to finding spirituality later in life.


That's a pretty good reason for prospective parents to consider the names in the bible. and see what a treasure trove of names might be between the covers!


For example the girls name Dannah literally means "judging." It signifies a woman who stands for justice and fair play. Ivah means "overturning," and it is a reminder that faith can move mountains. Zaccai means "just," or "seeker of justice."


The boy's name Asher means "happy" or "blessed." Barak, a name currently very prominent because of the senator from Illinois, means' "flash of lightning," and the spiritual connotation is "powered by God." Jakim means "God lifts up," and it symbolizes a man who lives his life as an example to other people.


Quite a remarkable group of names. "Classic Biblical Baby Names" is filled with examples of names like these, spelling out their literal and spiritual meanings, and how the names crop up in different biblical stories. Some of the names are quite well known, such as Adam, Paul, or Elizabeth; others, like Darius or Calah, are much more obscure.

Choosing Baby Names for Twins

by: Sarah Mitchell
Choosing a baby name for your new born can be quite a stressful decision. With thousands upon thousands of names at your disposal, you may begin to feel a little over whelmed. Well, for twins, you can double the trouble!
This article is aimed at helping soon to be moms and dads of twins to choose those perfect baby names.
Using anagrams for naming twins
One way of choosing baby names for twins is to take one name that you like and rearrange the letters to make another name. A few examples of this are:
Reva & Vera
Ira & Ria
Mary & Myra
If you are a fan of traditional baby names, then your choices are slightly limited with this option. But, if you don't mind bending the rules a little, then you can play around with this idea forever.
Using synonyms for naming twins
Another idea for choosing baby names for twins is synonyms! A synonym is a word (or a baby name in our case) that has a similar or exact meaning of another word. So, you might want your twins to both have names that mean 'flower'. An example of this would be:
Eve & Zoe
Yasmin & Lala
Dahlia & Daisy
Camellia & Heather
All of these names refer to a flower in general or a particular flower, although they are all quite unique from one another. For example, Heather is an English name, whereas Camellia is a Latin name.
If you would like to experiment with this idea some more, simply type in a meaning or part of a meaning and a list of names that corespond to that meaning will appear.
Reversing names for twins
Choosing baby names for twins can sometimes be as easy as spelling a name you like, backwards! As you can imagine, this will only work for a small selection of names, but if you have the time to sit down with a pen, paper and some patients then you will eventually find some that you are fond of. An example of this would be:
Aiden & Nadia
Other tips for naming twins
Some other tips for naming twins are to use names beginning with the same letter, use names that rhyme, or even use names that have no connection between them what so ever. Sometimes parents get so wrapped up in trying to choose the perfect names for their twins that they forget the fact they have the option of choosing two names that have no connection at all.
Regardless of what option you choose to name your twins, you should take the time to sit down and put some serious thought into your decision.
Best of luck to you!
About Author:This article was written by Sarah Mitchell

A Simple Method for Choosing the Perfect Name for Your New Baby

A person's name is something they will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Selecting a baby's name is an important, but often difficult decision for many parents. Follow our guide for a simple process in selecting your baby's name.

Most people have some ideas for good baby names and have thought about it on and off throughout their entire lives. Remember that the other parent and people around you will also have opinions about baby names, so sometimes it is a good idea to consider these opinions. If by some chance you do not have enough ideas for baby names, then search the internet for a baby name directory.

Remember that your new child will be stuck with whatever name you give him or her for the rest of their lives. Common names are "normal" and "safe", but sometimes easily forgotten, especially when you meet a lot of people all at once. Unusual names are hard to remember at first, but once remembered usually stick to memory much better. You may want to choose a name that is easily pronounced from the spelling. When trying to pick a name, decide whether you want the child to have a common name or an unusual name.

If you want a not too common name that is easy to remember, try to think of names of people that you have never met before. For example, I've never personally met anyone named Darien, so perhaps that name is not too common. Although this method is far from scientific, it is a good way to brainstorm. Want to avoid common names? Check out the following website that allows you the search for the most common names by year:

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/

Once you have a list of names, you can move onto the second step in the process - picking the best name for the baby. It should be noted that in most cases, the two people who have authority of a new baby's name are the mother and father. The opinions of friends, family members, and other associates can be taken into account as well, but ultimately the parents should make the final decision. The name should be one that both the mother and father like. Here are some methods for selecting a baby's name:

1) The most obvious way to select a name is to just have both parents talk about it until they reach a decision. Most parents can come to agreements this way, although others may be more fixated on their own name choices. If selecting a baby name becomes difficult, try the methods below.

2) The father picks a boy name and the mother picks a girl name before the gender of the child is known (or vice versa). If either parent does not like a name, they can veto the name. For example, if the father picks "John" for the boy's name and the mother does not like it, she can veto. The father then has to pick another name. This process continues until both parents pick names that are mutually acceptable. This method works best for parents that are not too picky about names. Otherwise, the process could last a long time.

3) If you want to involve friends and family, what you will need to do is make a list of names. Choose the names that you are most passionate about and make the list as concise as possible. Have friends and family rate the names on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being best (or rank them from favorite to least favorite). The parents can easily print out these surveys on paper or send the by email. Total up the scores and see what people around you think.

The reach a decision, parents must agree on a process and then follow it. In summary, following these simple steps can take the stress and difficulty out of selecting a baby's name.

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Learn how the ancient Chinese name their newborns!

It is not uncommon for a Chinese couple to seek the services of an astrologer to find a suitable Chinese baby name for their new born child. It is believe that a suitable Chinese baby name can improve the luck of the child and give the child a more auspicious life path.

The methodologies for selecting a suitable Chinese baby vary between the different schools of thoughts but most of them are based on the principles of Yin and Yang as well as the Five Elements.Chinese characters are made up of strokes. The odd number strokes are Yang while the even number strokes are Yin. For example a character composed on two strokes is Yin while another character composed on 3 or 5 stokes are Yang. The total number of strokes used in the name matters.

Depending on the school, a certain range of strokes are auspicious while certain other ranges are not.In most schools the date of time of the baby’s birth is also required to compute the Ba Zi or Eight Characters. From the eight characters, the astrologer can determine the useful element. This is usually but not necessary the element is that most lacking in the chart.Let say that the element that is most lacking in the chart is water. In this case the astrologer will find a name that is associated with water. Obvious names would include water or ocean. Less obvious is winter which is also associated with water. For someone lacking in the wood element, suitable names include wood, forest, spring (a season of wood) or a name of a plant.Another technique is to find a Chinese name that comes with the required element. Most Chinese characters are composed of basic characters. For example the character for the word ‘stove’ a made up of the character fire and earth. Therefore if you lack fire or earth you can call yourself stove! Not the best of example but I hope you understand the principle!
These are by no means the only methods. Let me give you an example. In the old days, where infant mortality rate is quite high, parent resort to giving their child very lowly names like Cow or Pig hoping the evil spirits will miss them hence allowing them to live to a ripe old age!Now you now why someone not so good looking is called ‘Spring Beauty’ while an obvious beauty is called a ‘Pig’!
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New Ideas In The Top 100 Baby Names

- By: Benedict Manovill -
Is it time to choose that wonderful name? Perhaps you are looking at the top 100 baby names. Or, you may be interested in names and their meanings.
Among the top 100 baby names are several new trends. Perhaps you can use them to help you make your choice.Here 5 ideas from the latest top baby names:
1) Parents are choosing many biblical names. In fact, among the most popular baby boy names are Jacob, Michael, Joshua and Matthew. Each of these names is from the Hebrew. High on the list of baby girls names are Hannah, Abigail, Elizabeth, Samantha and Sarah. These names are also Hebrew in origin.
2) Last names are used as first names. There is a tendency for parents to give their children family names. Until the 1970s, such last names were reserved for boys. But from the 1970s until today they are increasingly given to girls. Ashley, Madison, and Sydney are high on the list of baby girls names. Tyler and Taylor remain popular as baby boy names.
3) Names and their meanings are important. Today, parents are looking at the meaning of names. For instance, Olivia means “olive tree,” the symbol of peace. Alyssa means “noble.” William denotes “valiant protector. And Alexander means “brave.”
4) Unusual baby names are more popular than ever. Baby girl names include Aaliyah, Autumn, Brooklyn, Destiny, Nevaeh, and Trinty. Among unusual baby boy names are Aiden, Caden, Jaden, and Xavier.
5) Baby names reflect the culture. Parents often choose baby boy names and baby girl names based on movies, TV shows, books and songs. Among popular baby girls names are Alexis from “Dynasty,” Ashley from singer Ashley Judd, and Samantha from the TV show “Bewitched.” Among celebrity baby boy names are Brandon from “Beverly Hills 90210,” and Ryan from the series “Ryan’s Hope.”
Whether you are researching the meaning of names or looking for unusual baby boy names, the name you give your baby is a gift that lasts a lifetime.

How to Pick the Perfect Baby Boy Name?

This is one conversation you and your partner must come to an agreement on. Many parents already have a collection of names they have been considering for years. Moms will generally have their best friend or favorite family member in mind while Dads may be considering a sports hero. Choosing your babies name is very important, because this will be you babies mark in life. Some factors you must consider when choosing your child’s name are: meaning, sound, fit, and jokes or teasing.

Choosing a unique baby boy name can be fun but you may want to be careful on what name you choose. Don’t pick a name that your baby will have a difficult time pronouncing in conversation. Also consider your babies adult hood. Ask yourself if the name can you used and respected in a professional setting.

Regrettably, names can be a source of jokes. Children can be mean at times especially in grade school so carefully think through any jokes that could arise with your child’s name.

Considering names that popular right now is not the best idea. Rather, consider a name that you really like not just because it’s the “in” thing. It may be “in” now but not be “in” when you child grows up.

After you have a collection of baby boy names you are considering, say the names out loud. Combine the name with your last name; make sure everything rolls off the tongue smoothly. Once you and your partner agree on the same name then you will have successfully chosen a name for your new baby.

Choosing a name for your baby boy is actually a very fun thing to do but at times can be a little frustrating. One of the most important things you can do to make the process go smoother is have patience. You and your partner might argue a few times on what name you each want but just be calm and listen what he/she has to say. In order to make it work you both will have to listen to each other and hear each other out. You should each make a list of about 5 names for your child and then go over them together to find the perfect name.

Remember this should be a FUN process, so make sure you enjoy it!

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Finding a Unique Baby Name

Naming a baby is generally a landmark ceremony for the parents and the society. A person under normal circumstances retains his or her name throughout the life time. The name gives an identity to the person. It distinguishes a person from another.
Choosing a baby boy name is influenced by various factors such as religion, culture, and region etc. It also depends on the preference of the parents. Some parents keep the religious, cultural, or regional flavors intact by choosing the common names unique to their culture, religion, etc. On other occasions, parents may want to give their babies a name which is unique. Of late, this trend has caught up with the parents and they are using more and more unique and unheard of names for their babies. Like many other aspects of life, unusual names too have their advantages and disadvantages. Unusual names are sometimes difficult to remember. But at the same time, they provide a unique identity to the individual. Common and popular names are easy to remember. But they too have their disadvantages. They can sometimes create confusions.
Like normal baby names, unusual baby names too differ from country to country and region to region. A name which is unusual for an American parent may be quite common in India. Similarly, a name which is unusual for the Japanese may be a house hold name in a country like Hungary. For example, Yuri is a common male baby name in the erstwhile Soviet Union, but it can be regarded as an unusual name in a country like India. Parents have the option of choosing a name which do not belong to the top 300 or top 500 common names, or they may prefer a name which is unique. Hollywood celebrities have popularized the trend of giving their babies unique names.
The interesting fact about unusual baby boy names is that they do not remain unique or unusual for long. Over a period or time, they too have the danger of becoming a common name if more and more parents use them. Some of the parents still stick to the traditional naming methods, whereas, some other parents prefer unique names for their babies. The decision is entirely dependant on the preference of the parents.
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The More Unique, the Better!

As to whether celebrities are simply a little loopy, or whether they simply like the attention that a unique baby name will bring, we do not know. What we do know is that the names just keep getting crazier and crazier. Below is a list of some of our favorite celebrity baby names over the years.

• Banjo - Patrick & Rachel Griffiths This choice of name was based on the main character from 'The man who came to dinner'.
• Apple - Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin We don't even think the parents understand why they chose this name!
• Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lilly, Fifi Trixibelle, Peaches Honeyblossom - Paula Yates Definetely three of the most 'out there' names in the history of baby names!
• Jett - John Travolta & Kelly Preston Well, John has always loved airplanes, so we'll let them get away with this one.
• Zowie - David Bowie Doesn't seem that bad, until you realise that with the last name it makes "Zowie Bowie".
• Rumer Glenn, Tallulah Belle, Scott LaRue - Bruce Willis & Demi Moore At least there are some normal names mixed in there, but still among our craziest!
• Daisey Boo - Jamie Oliver Typical celebrity, had to chuck in the "Boo" at the end.
• Pilot Inspektor - Scott Lee & Beth Riesgrat This kid is going to have a hard time at school.
• Milo - Ricky Lake This is okay, just so long as she doesn't name her second child "Otis".
• Elijah Bob Patricius Guggi Q - Bono Bono had definetely put some thought into this one!
• Prince Michael, Prince Michael II, Paris Michael - Michael Jackson We think this is just too many Michaels for one house hold.
• Dexter, Diane Keaton Only just acceptable for a boy, but would you believe this is her daughters name?
• Moon Unit, Ahmet Emuukha Roden, Dreezil, Diva - Frank Zappa Once again, among the craziest baby names in history.
• Ocean, True, Sonnet - Forest Whitaker We dont't mind the name Sonnet, but you can make your own mind up on the other two.
• Betty Kitten, Honey Kinney, Harvey Kirby - Jane Goldman & Jonathan Ross We wouldn't name our kids these names, but they do have a nice ring to them.