Linggo, Disyembre 11, 2011

My Baby Stuff

Last December 6,2010 namakal na kami ni Toto sang Baby Clothes and stuff ni Baby Banana. Excited na kami mamakal sang things ni Baby Banana namakal kami mga gamiton nya for the first 2 months lang kay according sa mga friends ko and aunt dasig lang daw mag dako ang baby kanugon lang di nya masyado magamit if gutok dayon. Very lucky man ko and thankful kay may mga friends and relatives kami ni Toto nga ma donate sang crib,stroller and other baby stuffs so no need na masyado mamakal gid . And isa pa kung tanan daw bag-o mamihasa ang bata and magdako nga maluho wala man siguro madula if mapati ka sa old superstitious belief. he....he... Ready na ang things ni Baby Banana.


caps and mittens





Yellow Baby Clothes
Blue Baby Clothes
Bigkis
cap and mittens
Pink Hood
Lampin
New Born clothes
new born clothes

Baby Pajamas
Yellow Hood
Colorful Hood




Colorful Pajamas

Martes, Nobyembre 29, 2011

Does your baby kick a lot?


The coolest thing happened this weekend and I could not wait to get here to share it with you.









I was alone sa bahay everyday ang libangan ko lang makinig ng DZAS Christian Radio whole day but kanina walang signal and really sick of radio music. Why is it that all the radio stations only play the top 10 songs now? I must have heard the new J. Lo song that I love at least 5 times, bringing it to song-I-once-loved status.
I decided to play some tunes on my Lap top. I haven’t been feeling many strong kicks yet, but after a few minutes  was a huge exception! The minute I started playing the first song my baby would not stop kicking me. I experimented by moving the speaker closer and further away from my belly. When it was a bit far the kicking would magically stop.
It was SO cool.
Seems like Baby Banana likes the music of his tatay the most.
(Side note: Yes, I refer to my baby as Baby Banana  as though it’s not her  real name. Is that weird?)
When I played my husband favorite  song my belly felt like a popcorn machine, little nonstop popcorn kicks in every part of my belly. It might not make my baby smarter, but it does make this experience more fun. I loved it and I love this baby so much already.
I can’t wait to experiment with lots of different genres to see what Baby Banana  likes (other than his father music). Now I finally believe that babies can hear while in utero.

My Baby Needs


Once the baby is born, it is natural to get carried away buying things for the new born. There is no doubt that you will enjoy buying things for your baby, but you will have to be careful not to buy things the baby doesn’t need. Also, it will greatly help you to assemble some of the most essential things even before the baby is born. It is important to remember that babies grow quickly and buying a lot of things that can only be used in the first few months will be a needless waste of money. It would be best if you could borrow some of the baby essentials from family or friends. Costly items like prams, rockers, high seats etc. can be bought second hand as they are used only in the first few months

Your family and friends will gift a lot of the things that are required by the baby for the first few months. It is a good idea to talk to friends who have had babies before you and find out what they thought was necessary for the baby during the first few months. It is a good option to enlist the requirements of your baby and make your purchase accordingly. There are certain items that are required frequently by the baby, such as diapers, formula food etc, which you can buy in bulk and keep in store.Find out what are the essential items needed by the baby and prepare a checklist for your baby.

Baby Clothing

Buying clothes for a growing baby is a bit challenging for many new parents. Today, the choice of baby clothing available in the market is unlimited. There are so many types of designs and so many fabrics available in baby clothes that choosing between them seems to be an impossible task at times. 
Pajamas


Pink Hood





caps and mittens
Baby Clothes





















Baby Carriers
Even with a newborn baby, there will be a number of errands that you will have to do. Also, you will have to take the baby with you wherever you go. The easiest and most cost-effective way of getting around with your baby is to place him in a baby sling or carrier. 

Baby Traveling Accessories
It is quite natural that you will want to go for a weekend outing nearby with your family and the little one. Traveling with your baby can be really enjoying if he/she luxuriates the surrounding with you. And your baby can only enjoy the outing if he/she finds the atmosphere compatible.

Raising a Green Baby
Environmental issues have become a major concern in today's world. We have to make conscious efforts to take the pressure off the environment. Well, if you thought that your new born baby cannot contribute his/her bit towards restoring ecological balance, you are definitely in for a surprise. 

Baby Bath Accessories
All the new parents take up the task of decorating and furnishing their house according to their baby's need, the moment they get to know about his/her impending arrival. They do not want to deprive their baby of even a single comfort. In this context, one of the most important 

Crib Bedding
It is quite innate that all parents want the best for their baby. Each and every item of your child has to be unique and wonderful for your special youngster. You will surely want the most wonderful things to happen in his life, as soon as he practically sees the light of the day. Even while choosing the bedding sets for your infant baby

Bottle Warmer
The modern day invention that bottle warmers are makes it more convenient for the mother to warm milk for their little ones. The baby bottle warmers prevent your frequent running to the kitchen to feed your baby. You can take these warmers wherever you want, especially the baby travel bottle warmer, while you are traveling in a car.

Baby Cribs
One of the important do's that should be done before going to shop baby cribs for your newborn is to determine the type of crib you want for your baby. Though your baby doesn't need a crib during the first few days, his/her bassinet will have to be replaced by a crib as the baby grows in due course of time. 
Baby Potty Seats
Toilet training can be one of the most difficult phases of parenting a new born child. Once you kid has crossed a specific age and size, you may be interested in potty chairs for kids, to begin the toilet training process. At each step, you need to make the child conscious of things that are unknown to him/her

Baby Potty Training
Among the innumerable things that a baby is learning, he/ she must learn how to do potty in the right place meant for it. Though your baby may be too young, it has to be made a habit from an early age, but of course, potty training for an infant differs from the toddler potty training. 

Baby Strollers
Carrying your baby yourself can be a bit hectic for you, though it is a universal practice. If both of you want to enjoy the each other’s company without disturbing the comfort of the other, you should opt for baby strollers. The market is flooded with a variety of baby strollers like double strollers

Newborn Baby Toys
If you think that your baby’s toys are the luxurious items required just to decorate the room of your child, you will pleasantly surprise yourself by following the article. The first baby toys have a great potential to help in the over-all development of the personality of the child. Baby toys are generally colorful

Travel Accessory Safety
It is quite natural that you will want to go for a weekend outing nearby with your family. But sometimes you are quite tensed with the new born that if he is not able to adjust to the change of new environment or handle the tiring car drive. 

Baby Walkers
There is a constant demand of infant walkers in the market, though it is considered a risky item by many. If you have decided to buy a walker, do a brief research before selecting the right walker for your infant. You can get walkers that have an activity center on the walker itself.

Baby Safe Feeder
It is a real pleasure to see your baby grow up. The first time he/she sits, stands, speaks and eats; all the moments are special and cherished by you. Any tiny progress of the infant seems to be extraordinary to your eyes. As a parent apart from enjoying his childhood, it is your duty to provide him/her a safe and secure growing phase.

Miyerkules, Nobyembre 23, 2011

It's a Baby Girl!


Tuesday, November 8th, I had my 27 weeks sonogram. If you're somewhat behind on my posts, I'm pregnant with a Baby Girl, and thus far I am with a midwife group. But, my 27 week sonogram was different.

Here's Baby Soliman. Baby Soliman is closest to the exit. A girl. Didn't really want to show us her face most of the time. Baby Soliman, at this time is also the bigger of, at 1 pound.

My Baby are very active. Sonographer had trouble measuring either child, because she kept moving. Constantly.

She has her own yolk sac. and has her own placenta. But she is  doing well.
Not in any danger, at this time, of going into premature labor.

Presentation:

Birariefal Diameter: 6.84                             cm. 27.1 weeks
Femoral Length: 5.34                                 cm. 27.6 weeks
Abdominal Circumference: 23.1                   cm. 27.2 weeks
Fetal Heart Rate: 144                                 Beats/min.
Placental Location: Anterior high lying,grade 1
Amniotic Fluid: Clear,adequate
Gender: female
Average gestational age: 27.4 weeks
Estimated Fetal Body Weight (EFBW): 1133 grams


Impression:

Single,Live Intrauterine Pregnancy,In Cephalic Presentation with Fetal Biometry in 3D, 20 minutes imaging session using ultraabdominal of about 27 weeks and 4 day/s age of gestation by BPD,FL,And AC.
EED- 03 January 2012.


Heard from the doc that latest research findings show that the risk of uterine rupture for a VBAC with multiples versus a VBAC with a singleton isn't really greater. Pretty good chances for me, since I've had a successful VBAC already. Just depends on the OB, in terms of what conditions the doc has for willingness to do a VBAC.




  • The LORD called me from the womb,from the body of my mother he named my name. ~ Isaiah 49:1
  • You have Formed My Inward Parts, You have Covered Me in My Mother's Womb. ~ Psalm 139:13
  • I Will Praise Thee; for I am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made. ~ Psalm 139:14



Got to run. I need to tell my husband about th
s good news.

Breaking out the maternity clothes




I am 3 months and some change pregnant. No kidding.Pero walang maniwala kasi ang liit daw ng tummy ko.

About a week ago, I decided to stop wearing jeans. Though they still button and zip, they are uncomfortable to sit up. Cutting in in the wrong place. Know what I'm saying? Earlier in the week, I made a second decision regarding clothing. I would stop wearing a majority of my regular tops. Though a lot of my regular clothes are pretty worn. I've got to say, some of my clothes are really, really worn), I don't want to stretch out what I do have.

Yesterday, I started the vacuum sealing process. Away went my jeans and pants. Next will be my sweaters, shirts, tops. I also whipped out my pregnancy clothes, yesterday night. Nagagalit na kasi si Ric kasi mga fit pa rin daw sinusuot ko maraming beses nya na ako sinabihan bumili ng maternity dress pero wala sa isip ko. he...he...

I clearly remember being ever excited about wearing pregnancy or maternity clothing. I remember that novelty and excitement not being present the second time around. This time? I definitely am not jumping up and down with glee at wearing maternity clothes.

But . . . I don't want to stretch out my clothes. And, it is glaringly obvious I am pregnant (if people start guessing I'm at the end of my second trimester or beginning of my third trimester, I might cry) when I wear my regular shirts. Maternity clothes, for the most part (I'm fighting this), are ruling the day.

My very dear boss and long, long time friend, Maam Yeng Neng, gave me a sweet pregnancy gift recently. Clothing from a store called "Hot Mama*." 


Unique Baby Names



Me and my husband Mandarin Soliman can't agree on any names we both 


thinking. We need to prefer before our baby arrives...



The unique baby names are good meaningful baby names which are pleasant to hear. So, the husband manages to get the wife pregnant. Thereafter, the arguments come for the best baby name for the upcoming off spring.


The baby names have strong affect to the carrier, and public. More importantly, the name sticks thru their entire life. Since they will use the name for quite a long time, the baby name task is always a struggle.


To choose the baby name, one must take into consideration the origin, meaning, gender, and popularity.


The history and origin of baby names


Now, there are hundreds of countries. Each country has a language. So, the baby name may mean something else on a different country. We usually take vacation at least once in a year. Therefore, we may have to travel to another country. With this in mind, the origin of the baby name plays a major role.


True meaning of baby names


The baby name originates from the language. Languages are made of sentence structures. And, the sentences are made of many words. Basically, the baby name is a word, or words. Like any other word, the baby names have meaning. For example, the baby names may mean brave, love, happy, kind, strong, friendly, or lively.


Baby names for boy or girl


If you are expecting a boy or girl, you may want to match the gender. Otherwise, the baby name will torment the baby or child with the opposite gender name. In this early age, baby and child emotional intelligence are not fully developed at this stage.


Popularity of the baby names


Parents may follow the norms of the society. The advantage of a popular baby name is already proven to work, while the disadvantage of a popular baby name is mistaken identity. For example, someone called out Dennis in a room where there is many Dennis. He will see many look or respond at the same time. Another example, the collection agency wants to get in touch with the same name as you.




Unisex:

NameOriginMeaningGender
AadarshIndianideals and principlesM
AademHebrewred earthM
AadyaIndiana name of Goddess DurgaF
AahilMuslimprinceF
AaliyaHebrewvariant of Aaliyah which means rise or ascendF
AaliyahHebrewascendF
AalydahGreekVariant of AlidaF
AaralynAmericanWith songF
AaricEnglishVariant of Aric meaning rule with mercy.M
AarizMuslimworthy of respectM
AaronHebrewHigh mountain; Lofty or inspired. In the bible Moses' brother Aaron was Israel's first high priest and is remembered for his staff which blossomed miraculously. Popular in English speaking countries since the Protestant Reformation.M
AartAnglo-SaxonLike an eagleM
AarushIndianfirst ray of sunM
AarushiIndianfirst rays of the sunF
AaryanPersianstrongM
AaryanIndianIllustrousM
AashiIndiansmile, joy, or laughterU
AbaigaelHebrewGives joyF
AbaigealHebrewGives joyF
AballachArthurian LegendFather of ModronM
AbarraneHebrewFeminine form of Abraham father of manyF
AbarronHebrewFather of a multitudeM
AbbaArabicFatherM
AbbanIrishAbbotM
AbbasArabicLionM




NameOriginMeaningGender
BabArabicFrom the gatewayF
BabetteFrenchStranger; Traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning.F
BabuAfricangrandfatherM
BabuEgyptianfirstborn of OsirisM
BabuIndiansmallM
BacScottishBankM
BackstereEnglishBakerM
BadarArabicvariant of Bader which means full moonF
BaderArabicfull moonF
BaecereAnglo-SaxonBakerM
BaecereAnglo-SaxonBakerM
BaenScottishFair skinnedM
BaerhloewEnglishRuler or lives on the bare hillM
BaethanIrishFoolishM
BagdemagusArthurian LegendFather of MeleagantM
BaghelArabicOxM
BahirArabicSparklingM
BahiraArabicSparklingF
BaibreIrishStrangeF
BaighScottishFrom the upper partM
BaileeFrenchCourtyard within castle walls; steward or public official. Surname or given name.F
BaileeEnglishCourtyard within castle walls; steward or public official. Surname or given name.F
BaileyEnglishsteward or public official who is the man in chargeM
BaileyEnglishcourtyard within castle walls or official of the publicF
BailintinIrishValiantM




NameOriginMeaningGender
CabalArthurian LegendArthur's dogM
CabeEnglishVariant of surname Cable - Ropemaker.M
CableEnglishRopemaker. An English surname.M
CacamwriArthurian LegendServantM
CacanisiusIrishSon of NisM
CaceIrishVariant of Casey Alert; vigorous.M
CaceyIrishVariant of Casey Alert; vigorous.M
CaceyIrishVigilant.F
CachamwriCelticMythical servant of ArthurM
CaciaIrishVigilant.F
CadabyrEnglishFrom the warrior's settlementM
CadbyEnglishFrom the warrior's settlementM
CaddaEnglishWarringM
CaddahamEnglishFrom the soldier's landM
CaddaricEnglishBattle leaderM
CaddaricWelshfriendly, congenial, or socialM
CaddarikEnglishBattle leaderM
CaddawycEnglishFrom the warrior's townM
CadeEnglishround or lumpyM
CadeeIrishVariant of Cady meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds.F
CadeeEnglishVariant of Cady meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds.F
CadellCelticWarringM
CadenAmericanfighterM
CadenaEnglishRhythmicF
CadenceFrenchRhythmicF



NameOriginMeaningGender
Da TongChineseequality for allU
DabiHebrewDearly lovedM
DabirArabicTeacherM
DaceEnglishOf the nobility.M
DaceFrenchOf the nobility.M
DaceyEnglishOf the nobility.M
DaceyFrenchOf the nobility.M
DacianFrenchOf the nobility.M
DacianEnglishOf the nobility.M
DacioSpanishfrom Dacia.M
DackEnglishReference to the French town Dax.M
DaedbotAnglo-SaxonPenanceF
DaedbotAnglo-SaxonPenanceF
DaegIrishBlack-haired.M
DaegalAnglo-SaxonDweller by the dark streamM
DaegalAnglo-SaxonDweller by the dark streamM
DaeganIrishBlack-haired.M
DaelEnglishLives in the valleyM
DaelEnglishLives in the valleyF
DaelanEnglishRhyming variant of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers.M
DaelynEnglishSmall valley.F
DaenaEnglishFrom Denmark. Also a variant of Daniel.F
DaesgesageEnglishDay's eyeF
DaganHebrewGrainM
DaganyaHebrewCeremonial grainF



NameOriginMeaningGender
EaCelticFireM
EachanIrishHorsemanM
EacnungAnglo-SaxonBears childrenF
EacnungAnglo-SaxonBears childrenF
EadaEnglishWealthyF
EadaionGermanJoyous friendshipF
EadbeorhtEnglishWealthyM
EadbertAnglo-SaxonName of a kingM
EadbertAnglo-SaxonName of a kingM
EadburtEnglishWealthyM
EaddaEnglishWealthyF
EadelmarrEnglishNobleM
EadgardAnglo-SaxonLucky spearmanM
EadgardAnglo-SaxonLucky spearmanM
EadgerEnglishWealthy spearM
EadgythAnglo-SaxonWife of Edward the ConfessorF
EadgythAnglo-SaxonWife of Edward the ConfessorF
EadgythEnglishHappy warfareF
EadigAnglo-SaxonBlessedM
EadigAnglo-SaxonBlessedM
EadignesAnglo-SaxonBlissF
EadignesAnglo-SaxonBlissF
EadlinAnglo-SaxonPrincessF
EadlinAnglo-SaxonPrincessF
EadlynAnglo-SaxonWealthy friendM




NameOriginMeaningGender
FaberEnglishDerived from the Roman clan name Fabius; a name given several Roman emperors and 16 saints.M
FabianEnglishDerived from the Roman clan name Fabius; a name given several Roman emperors and 16 saints.M
FabienFrenchDerived from the Roman clan name FabiusM
FabienneFrenchFeminine variant of Fabian from the Roman family name Fabius. Bean growerF
FabioSpanishBean growerM
FabioItalianvariant of Fabius which means bean farmerM
FabionEnglishDerived from the Roman clan name Fabius; a name given several Roman emperors and 16 saints.M
FabiusItalianbean farmerM
FachnanIrishName of a saintM
FadeelArabicvariant of Fadil which means generousM
FadilArabicGenerousM
FadilahArabicVirtueF
FaeFrenchFairy Variant of Faith. Confidence; trust; belief.F
FaeEnglishVariant of Faith. Confidence; trust; belief.F
FaeganEnglishJoyfulM
FaerEnglishTravelerM
FaerrleahEnglishFrom the bull's pastureM
FaerwaldEnglishPowerful travelerM
FaganEnglishJoyfulM
FaganIrishLittle HughM
FaheyIrishFrom the green fieldM
FahyIrishFrom the green fieldM
FaIIonIrishRulerM
FainEnglishJoyfulM
FaincheIrishFreeF

NameOriginMeaningGender
Ga!lIrishRoosterM
GaagiiNative AmericanRaven (Navajo)M
GaarwineEnglishFriend with a spearM
GabeHebrewGod's able-bodied one. Variant of Gabriel.M
GabiEnglishVariant of Gabriela. God's able-bodied one.F
GabiHebrewGod is my strengthM
GabinoSpanishGod is my strengthM
GaborHebrewGod is my strengthM
GabreelAfghanistanvariant of Gabriel which means able one of God.M
GabrianHebrewGod's able-bodied one. Variant of Gabriel.M
GabrielHebrewable-bodied one of God. Biblical Archangel Gabriel is the only angel besides Michael named in the canonical Scriptures.M
GabrielSpanishGod is my strengthM
GabrielaHebrewGod's able-bodied one. Feminine of Gabriel.F
GabrieleHebrewGod is my strengthM
GabrieleGermanGod's able-bodied one. Feminine of Gabriel.F
GabrieleHebrewGod gives strengthF
GabriellEnglishVariant of Gabriela. God's able-bodied one.F
GabriellaHebrewGod gives strengthF
GabrielleFrenchGod's able-bodied one. Feminine of Gabriel.F
GabrielleHebrewGod gives strengthF
GabrieloHebrewGod is my strengthM
GabrioSpanishGod is my strengthM
GabyEnglishVariant of Gabriela. God's able-bodied one.F
GaceFrenchPledge.M
GadNative AmericanJuniper tree (Navajo)M

NameOriginMeaningGender
HaashritaIndianvariant of Hashrita who delivers happinessF
HabibHebrewDearly lovedM
HacketGermanLittle hackerM
HackettGermanLittle hackerM
HadarHebrewGloryM
HadarHebrewSpectacular ornamentF
HadaraHebrewSpectacular ornament. Adorned with beauty.F
HadarahHebrewAdorned with beauty.F
HadassahHebrewmyrtle treeF
HadassahBiblicalbiblical Hebrew name of Queen EstherF
HaddadArabicSmithM
HaddenEnglishFrom the heathM
HaddonEnglishFrom the heathM
HadenEnglishFrom the heathM
HadiArabicright hand of leaderM
HadleyEnglishField of heather. Surname. The name of Hemingway's first wife.F
HadleyEnglishFrom the heath covered meadowM
HadonEnglishFrom the heathM
HadrianEnglishSon of AdrianM
HaduGermanVigorous battle maidenF
HaduwigGermanStrifeF
HadwinEnglishWar friendM
HadwynEnglishWar friendM
HadyaArabicWell-behaved.F
HaefenEnglishSafetyM



NameOriginMeaningGender
IagoSpanishSupplanterM
IainScottishGift from GodM
IakovosHebrewSupplanterM
IamarArabicMoonF
IanScottishGift from God Form of John.M
IanHebrewGift from GodM
IaokimHebrewGod will estahlishM
IaraBrazilianThe name of a water queen from Brazilian mythology.F
IarflaithIrishvariant of Jarlath which means tributary lordM
IarlaIrishvariant of Jarlath which means tributary lordM
IarlaithIrishvariant of Jarlath which means tributary lordM
IberniaIrishFrom IrelandF
IblisArthurian LegendWife of LancelotF
IbrahimArabicArabic form of AbrahamM
IcesisEnglishgoddess of winterF
IchabodHebrewThe glory has departedM
IdaAnglo-SaxonName of a kingM
IdaAnglo-SaxonName of a kingM
IdaGermanActiveF
IdaIrishThirstyF
IdaEnglishDiligent. A Greek mythological nymph who cared for the infant Zeus on Mt. Ida.F
IdaiaGermanActiveF
IdalEnglishFrom the yew tree valleyM
IdalieGermanActiveF
IdeIrishThirstyF



NameOriginMeaningGender
JaamiseAfrican-Americanbeauitful only girlF
JaanHebrewvariant of John which means God is graciousM
JaantjeHebrewGift from GodF
JaapHebrewSupplanterM
JabbarArabicMightyM
JabinHebrewGod has built. A Biblical name.M
JabirArabicComfortsM
JacalynFrenchFeminine of Jacques derived from James and Jacob.F
JacanHebrewTrouble. A Biblical name. JachinM
JaceEnglishvariant of JaysonM
JaceeEnglishBased on the initials J.C. or an abbreviation of Jacinda.F
JacelynEnglishBased on the initials J.C. or an abbreviation of Jacinda.F
JaceyEnglishBased on the initials J.C. or an abbreviation of Jacinda.F
JaciEnglishBased on the initials J.C. or an abbreviation of Jacinda.F
JacintaSpanishHyacinth or purpleF
JacintheFrenchHyacinth.F
JacintoSpanishHyacinthM
JackHebrewSupplanterM
JackEnglishGod has been gracious; has shown favor. Based on John or Jacques.M
JackiEnglishAbbreviation of Jacqueline which is the feminine of Jacques.F
JackieScottishGod has been gracious; has shown favor. Based on John or Jacques.M
JackieEnglishGod has been gracious; has shown favor. Based on John or Jacques. Used more for girls than boys.M
JackleenEnglishAbbreviation of Jaqueline which is the feminine of Jacques.F
JacklynnEnglishAbbreviation of Jaqueline which is the feminine of Jacques.F
JacksonScottishGod has been gracious; has shown favor. Based on John or Jacques.M



NameOriginMeaningGender
K.c.EnglishModern Kacie and variants are phonetic forms of the initials K.C. or variants of the Irish name Casey alert; vigorous.F
KaarleFrenchStrong and masculineM
KaarloFrenchStrong and masculineM
KabeyenAfricanlet me seeF
KabibeAfricanLittle ladyF
KabibeAfricanLittle ladyF
KabibeAfricanLittle ladyF
KabibeAfricanLittle ladyF
KabiliAfricanPossessionM
KabiliAfricanPossessionM
KabiliAfricanPossessionM
KabiliAfricanPossessionM
KabiraAfricanPowerfulF
KabiraAfricanPowerfulF
KabiraAfricanPowerfulF
KabiraAfricanPowerfulF
KaceeEnglishModern Kacie and variants are phonetic forms of the initials K.C. or variants of the Irish name Casey alert; vigorous.F
KacelaAfricanHunterF
KacelaAfricanHunterF
KacelaAfricanHunterF
KacelaAfricanHunterF
KaceyEnglishModern Kacie and variants are phonetic forms of the initials K.C. or variants of the Irish name Casey alert; vigorous.F
KachadaNative AmericanWhite man (Hopi)M
KachaiNative AmericanFirst son also a race of indiansU
KachinaNative AmericanSpirit (Hopi)F



NameOriginMeaningGender
La ReinaSpanishQueenF
La RowFrenchRed hairedF
La VergneFrenchBorn in the springF
La VerneFrenchBorn in the springF
LabanHebrewWhiteM
LabhaoiseIrishWarrior maidenF
LaboniIndiangraceF
LaceFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceeEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceeFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceneFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceneEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceyFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaceyIrishSurname.M
LaceyEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LachEnglishLives near waterM
LacheEnglishLives near waterM
LachlanScottishFrom the land of lakes.M
LaciFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaciEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaciannFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LaciannEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LacieFrenchDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F
LacieEnglishDerived from Lacey which is a French Nobleman's surname brought to British Isles after Norman conquest.F

NameOriginMeaningGender
MaanasaIndianmindF
MaazBiblicalwood or woodenM
MabIrishHappinessF
MabbinaIrishHappinessF
MabelleFrenchLovable.F
MabinaCelticNimbleF
MableEnglishLovable. Abbreviation of Amabel.F
MabonCelticMythical god of youthM
MabonArthurian LegendA knightM
MabonaqainArthurian LegendA knightM
MabuzArthurian LegendRuler of Death CastleM
MacCelticSon ofM
MacScottishSon ofM
MacAdhamhScottishSon of AdamM
MacAlisterScottishSon of AlasdairM
MacAlpinScottishSon of AlpineM
MacAlpineScottishSon of AlpineM
MacAndrewScottishSon of AndrewM
MacarioSpanishHappyM
MacariusSaintsBlessedM
MacartanIrishSon of ArtanM
MacArthurScottishSon of ArthurM
MacAulayScottishSon of OlafM
MacAuliffeIrishSon of OlafM
MacAuslanScottishSon of AbsalonM



NameOriginMeaningGender
NaalIrishName of a saintM
NaalnishNative AmericanHe works (Navajo)M
Naalyehe ya sidahiNative AmericanTrader (Navajo)M
NaamahHebrewPleasantF
NaamanHebrewPleasantM
NaamitHebrewBirdF
NaavaHebrewBeautifulF
NaavahHebrewBeautifulF
NabScottishAbbotM
Nabi UlmalhamshArabicProphet of warM
NabilArabicNobleM
NachmanHebrewCompassionateM
NachtonScottishPureM
NadaArabicGivingF
NadavHebrewGivesM
NadeemArabicvariant of Nadim which means friendM
NadeenFrenchVariant of Nadia.F
NadejdaRussianhopeF
NadettaGermanThe courage of a bearF
NadetteGermanThe courage of a bearF
NadiaRussianhopeF
NadiaSpanishesperansa
NadieNative AmericanWise (Algonquin)F
NadimArabicFriendM
NadinaGermanThe courage of a bearF



NameOriginMeaningGender
OIrishDescendent of. Irish surnames formed by prefacing O'.M
OakdenEnglishFrom the oak tree valleyM
OakesEnglishFrom the oakM
OakleyEnglishFrom the oak - tree meadowM
ObadiahHebrewServes GodM
ObediahHebrewServes GodM
ObharnaitIrishThe color of oliveF
ObrianIrishSurname.M
ObrienIrishSurname.M
OcelfaEnglishFrom the high plainM
OctaveFrenchBorn eighthM
OcteAnglo-SaxonA son of HengistM
OcteAnglo-SaxonA son of HengistM
OcthaAnglo-SaxonA son of HengistM
OcthaArthurian LegendEnemy of ArthurM
OcthaAnglo-SaxonA son of HengistM
OcumwhowurstNative AmericanYellow wolf (Cheyenne)M
OcunnowhurstNative AmericanYellow wolf (Cheyenne)M
OcvranArthurian LegendFather of GuinevereM
OdaGermanElfin spearF
OdahingumNative AmericanRippling water (Chippewa)F
OdakotaNative AmericanFriend (Sioux)M
OdaleEnglishOf the valleyM
OdamEnglishSon in lawM
OdandaSpanishFamous landF



NameOriginMeaningGender
PablaSpanishLittleF
PabloSpanishLittle. Form of Paul.M
PachoSpanishFreeM
PachuaNative AmericanFeathered water snake (Hopi)M
PacienciaSpanishPatientF
PacoNative AmericanEagleM
PacoSpanishFreeM
PacorroSpanishFreeM
PadenScottishRoyalM
PadgettFrenchAttendantM
PadraicIrishPatrician; noble. Form of Patrick.M
PadraigIrishNobleM
PadraiginIrishNobleF
PadriacIrishNobleM
PadricIrishPatrician; noble. Form of Patrick.M
PadruigScottishRoyalM
PaegastunEnglishFrom the fighter's farmM
PaellaEnglishMantleM
PageAnglo-SaxonPageM
PageAnglo-SaxonPageM
PageFrenchAttendantF
PageFrenchAttendantM
PagetFrenchAttendantM
PahanaNative AmericanLost white brother (Hopi)M
PaheliIndiana riddleF



NameOriginMeaningGender
QadirArabicCapableM
QalbhaMalteseher heartF
QaletaqaNative AmericanGuardian of the people (Hopi)M
QaseemArabicDividesM
QeturahHebrewIncenseF
QochataNative AmericanWhite man (Hopi)M
QssimArabicDividesM
QuaceyScottishmoonlightF
QuaidIrishIrish form of WalterM
QuanyScottishProudM
QuarrieScottishProudM
QueenaEnglishQueenF
QueenieEnglishQueenF
QuennelFrenchFrom the little oak treeM
QuentFrenchVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QuentEnglishVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QuentinEnglishFrom the queen's estateM
QuentinFrenchFifth.M
QuentonEnglishVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QuentonFrenchVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QuentrellEnglishVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QuentrellFrenchVariant of Quentin fifth. Surname.M
QueranIrishDarkM
QueridaSpanishBelovedF
QuesnelFrenchFrom the little oak treeM



NameOriginMeaningGender
RaEnglishDoeF
RaananHebrewFreshM
RaananahHebrewUnspoiledF
RabahHebrewFourth bornF
RabiArabicBreezeM
RachealHebrewvariant of Rachel which means ewe (a female sheep)F
RachelHebrewFemale sheepF
RachelGermanLambF
RachelHebrewEweF
RacheleHebrewEweF
RachelleFrenchLambF
RachtEnglishMetallic or steelM
RadEnglishRedM
RadbertEnglishRed haired counselorM
RadbourneEnglishLives by the red streamM
RadburnEnglishLives by the red streamM
RadburtEnglishRed haired counselorM
RadbyrneEnglishLives by the red streamM
RadcliffEnglishFrom the red cliffM
RadclyfEnglishFrom the red cliffM
RadeliffeEnglishFrom the red cliffM
RadellaEnglishElfin counselorF
RadfordEnglishFrom the red fordM
RadhikaIndianSuccess, lord krishna's wifeF
RadleyEnglishOstrich running from waterF



NameOriginMeaningGender
SaadyaHebrewGod's helperM
SabanaSpanishFrom the open plainF
SaberFrenchSwordM
SabihArabicHandsomeM
SabinaSpanishA SabineF
SabinoSpanishA SabineM
SabirArabicPatientM
SabirahArabicOf great patienceF
SableSlavicblack or darkF
SaboohiArabicresident of heavenM
SabraHebrewTo restF
SabrinaEnglishLegendary princessF
SachaRussianhelper and defender of mankindF
SachdevIndiandivine truthM
SadanandIndianever joyousM
SadbhIrishGoodF
SadhbbaIrishWiseF
SadhbhIrishWiseF
SadiaArabicvariant of SadiyaF
SadieHebrewPrincessF
SadikiAfricanbelieveU
SadikiSwahilisincere or honestF
SadinMalayPretending not to care.M
SadiqArabicFriendM



NameOriginMeaningGender
TaavetiHebrewDearly lovedM
TaaviHebrewDearly lovedM
TabGermanBrilliantM
TabEnglishDrummer; Abbreviation of Tabor. The biblical Mt. Tabor is a landmark mountain near Nazareth.M
TabHebrewAbbreviation of Tabor. The biblical Mt. Tabor is a landmark mountain near Nazareth.M
TabariusItalianEmperorM
TabbartGermanBrilliantM
TaberIrishWellM
TabithaHebrewbeauty, grace From the Aramaic word for Gazelle.F
TabithaBiblicalNew Testament (Acts 9:36) was noted for good works.F
TablitaNative AmericanTiara (Hopi)F
TaborHebrewIn the bible Mt. Tabor is a landmark mountain near Nazareth.M
TaborSpanishPlays a small drumM
TaboraSpanishPlays a small drumF
TacyEnglishSilence. Also an abbreviation of Anastacia.F
TadEnglishAbbreviation of Thaddeus who was one of Christ's 12 apostles.M
TadashiJapanesecorrect; righteousM
TaddEnglishAbbreviation of Thaddeus who was one of Christ's 12 apostles.M
TadejSlavicSame as Thaddeus which means wiseM
TadeoSpanishPraiseM
TadhgCelticMythical a prince of MunsterM
TadhgIrishBardM
TadiwaZimbabwevariant of Tadiwanashe which means we are loved by GodM
TadiwanasheZimbabwewe are loved by GodM
TadleighIrishBardM



NameOriginMeaningGender
UaidIrishIrish form of WalterM
UaltarIrishStrong fighterM
UbelGermanEvilM
UdaleEnglishFrom the yew tree valleyM
UdallEnglishFrom the yew tree valleyM
UdayleEnglishFrom the yew tree valleyM
UdbhavSanskritroots or originM
UdbhavIndiancreation or originM
UdelaAnglo-SaxonWealthyF
UdelaAnglo-SaxonWealthyF
UdeleAnglo-SaxonWealthyF
UdeleAnglo-SaxonWealthyF
UdellEnglishFrom the yew tree valleyM
UdolfEnglishWealthy wolfM
UdolphEnglishWealthy wolfM
UlaCelticSea jewelF
UlaSpanishAbbreviation of EulalieF
UldwynaEnglishSpecial friendF
UlfredEnglishWolf of peaceM
UlgerEnglishWolf spearM
UliGermanMistress of allF
UliGermanNoble leaderM
UliciaIrishFeminine form of UlikF
UlisesSpanishVariant of the Greek name Odysseus. Ulysses was the clever and resourceful mythological hero of Homer's epic The Odyssey.M
UlkaGermanMistress of allF



NameOriginMeaningGender
VachelFrenchLittle cowM
VaditHebrewRoseF
VafaraFrenchBraveF
VagessaAmericanVariant of Vanessa. It means Free and Womanly.F
VahidaArabicOne and OnlyF
VailFrenchFrom the valeM
VailEnglishLives in the valleyM
VaishnaviSanskritworshipper of Lord VishnuF
Vaive atoishNative AmericanAlights on the cloud (Cheyenne)M
VaiveahtoishNative AmericanAlights on the cloud (Cheyenne)M
ValEnglishStrong. Variant of Valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three Roman emperors.M
ValaGermansingled outF
ValaidaAmericanFamous jazz trumpeter of the 1950'sF
ValborgaGermanProtecting rulerF
ValdemarGermanFamous rulerM
ValdemarrGermanFamous rulerM
ValeEnglishLives in the valleyM
ValenEnglishStrong. Variant of Valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three Roman emperors.M
ValentinSpanishStrong. Variant of Valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three Roman emperors.M
ValentinaSpanishBraveF
ValentineEnglishStrong. Variant of Valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three Roman emperors.M
ValeraineFrenchBraveF
ValereFrenchBraveF
ValeriaLatinto healthy or strongF
ValerieEnglishStrong; valiant. Feminine of the Roman family clan name Valerius.F



NameOriginMeaningGender
WacfeldEnglishFrom Wake's fieldM
WacianEnglishAlertM
WacianAnglo-SaxonWatchfulM
WacleahEnglishFrom Wake's meadowM
WacumanEnglishWatchmanM
WadaEnglishAdvancerM
WadanhyllEnglishFrom the advancer's hillM
WaddlesworthyAnglo-SaxonGenerally used for males of higher upbringing in the middle class of medieval times.U
WadeEnglishAdvancer; Medieval given name from Scandinavian mythology. Also English surname referring to a water crossing.M
WadeAnglo-SaxonMovingM
WadleyEnglishFrom Wade's meadowM
WadsworthEnglishFrom Wade's estateM
WaedEnglishAdvancerM
WaefreleahEnglishFrom the quaking aspen tree meadowM
WaerEnglishWaryM
WaerheallEnglishFrom the true man's manorM
WaeringawicumEnglishFortressM
WaescburneEnglishFrom the flooding brookM
WafiyyArabicLoyalM
WagnerGermanWagon makerM
WahanassattaNative AmericanHe who walks with his toes turned outward (Cheyenne)M
WahchinksapaNative AmericanWise (Sioux)M
WahchintonkaNative AmericanHas much Practice (Sioux)M
WahkanNative AmericanSacred (Sioux)M
WainEnglishCraftsmanM

NameOriginMeaningGender
XabatSpanishSaviorM
XalbadorSpanishSaviorM
XalbadoraSpanishSaviorF
XalvadorSpanishSaviorM
XalvadoraSpanishSaviorF
XanderGreekFrom AlexanderM
XandraEnglishDefender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander.F
XandyAmericanvariant of Alexander which means defender of mankindU
XantianaGreekYellowF
XarlesFrenchManlyM
XavianSpanishvariant of Xavier which means splendidM
XavierSpanishOwns a new houseM
XavierArabicBright; splendid. See also Javier.M
XavieraSpanishBright; splendid. Feminine of Xavier.F
XavierraFrenchOwner of a new homeF
XavierreFrenchOwner of a new homeF
XeverSpanishOwns a new houseM
XeveraSpanishOwns a new houseF
XeveriaSpanishOwns a new houseF
XimenHebrewGod has heardM
XimonHebrewGod has heardM
XimunHebrewGod has heardM
XinAfghanistanrising sunM
XiomarGermanFamous in battle. Variant of Geomar.M
XiomaraSpanishGlorious ForestF



NameOriginMeaningGender
Ya akoveHebrewReplacesF
Ya elHebrewGoatF
YaakovHebrewHeld by the heelM
YachneHebrewKindF
YacoubArabicArabic form of JacobM
YadiraSpanishjadeF
YadiraHebrewbeloved friendF
YadiraArabicworthy, suitable, or islandF
YadraSpanishMotherF
YaffaHebrewBeautifulF
YaffitHebrewBeautifulF
YagilHebrewHe will rejoiceM
YagoSpanishSupplanterM
YagoHebrewSupplanterM
YahoshuaHebrewlord is salvationM
YahtoNative AmericanBlue (Sioux)M
YahyaHebrewGod is graciousM
YahyaEgyptiangiven by GodM
YairHebrewEnlightenM
YajairaHebrewPreciousF
YakovHebrewSupplanterM
YaldaAfghanistanLong night?F
YaldaAfghanistanLong night?F
YaleEnglishFrom the slope landM
YamaAfricanShineF



NameOriginMeaningGender
ZaAriahHebrewVariant of ZacariahM
ZabrinaEnglishForms of Sabrina; a princessF
ZacariasSpanishRemembered by GodM
ZacchaeusHebrewclean; pure. In the bible Zacchaeus was a tax collector who became a disciples of Jesus. This Database is Copyright Dogwood Technical Services Inc. 1995M
ZachEnglishVariant of Zachariah and Zachary.M
ZachaiosHebrewRemembered by GodM
ZachariaGermanJehovah has remembered.M
ZachariahHebrewRemembered by the LordM
ZachariahHebrewJehovah has remembered. Variant of Zechariah. The name of 31 biblical persons including the prophet who wrote the Book of Zechariah.M
ZachariahHebrewGod rememberedM
ZachariasHebrewVariant of Vechariah Jehovah has remembered.M
ZacharyHebrewRemembered by GodM
ZacharyEnglishVariant of Zachariah Jehovah has remembered. Has experienced a revival in modern times. ZACHERYM
ZachelyHebrewRemembered by GodM
ZachilaHispanicA town in MexicoF
ZackEnglishVariant of Zachariah and Zachary.M
ZackaryEnglishVariant of Zachariah and Zachary.M
ZackeryEnglishVariant of Zachariah and Zachary.M
ZadaArabicHuntress or fortunate.F
ZadokHebrewJustM
ZafirArabicVictoriousM
ZafirahArabicVictoryF
ZaharaArabicshining, luminousF
ZahavahHebrewGoldenF
ZahidArabicAltruisticM