Need A Girl's Name

[Dedicated Mind]

My niece is having a baby girl in january and needs a girl's name. Hopefully something hebrew with a biblical meaning. Any suggestions?

[missourimary]

Rachel
Alisa-great happiness
Bell/Isabell-God's promise
Bethia-promise of Jehovah

There is a whole list of over 40 here: http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/0/hebrew/10
I simply ran a search for Hebrew names. You can look up girls' names or boys' individually.

[tamor]

My granddaughter's name is Eliza. In Hebrew the meaning is "Oath of God".

[rgcraig]

My niece is having a baby girl in january and needs a girl's name. Hopefully something hebrew with a biblical meaning. Any suggestions?

I heard a girls name the other day and loved it. Selah - - pronounced Say-la.
It's biblical too!

[tamor]

I heard a girls name the other day and loved it. Selah - - pronounced Say-la.
It's biblical too!

I like it!

[Arphaxad]

Melissa

:doggyrun

[RandyWayne]

Lilith

[Timmy]

Timothina

[Arphaxad]

Arphaxadria

[Cindy]

Cynthia is good. :)

[RandyWayne]

I heard a girls name the other day and loved it. Selah - - pronounced Say-la.
It's biblical too!

Wasn't that Indiana Jones long time friend?

[DAII]

Haven

[Digging4Truth]

Daniel. :)

[John Atkinson]

My daughter is Alia -> Hebrew: to ascend, to go up

Not really all that fitting for a kid, who, if left to her own devices won't "ascend, go up" off of the mattress until around 2 in the afternoon.

Had it all to do over again I would probably just call her Fred.

The problem with names meaning: "gift of God" kids too often grow up thinking "Yep, God's gift, thats me...."

[Ferd]

i worked with a girl named La Joshica

I heard a story the other day about a girl with a "-" in the middle of her name. I wish I could remember what it was. But anyway the mother was mad because the teachers at this little girls school couldnt pronounce it right. the "-" was actually prounced "dash"

SEROUSLY!

[Ferd]

I would just go with easy to spell words... but thats because I cant spell.

my sons names are Levi and Jack. I can handle that.

for girls

Sue
Jill
Jane
Liz

[Pressing-On]

Timothina
:thumbsup :toofunny

Bertha. That should go over well. :toofunny

[tamor]

The problem with names meaning: "gift of God" kids too often grow up thinking "Yep, God's gift, thats me...."

Half of them think that anyway!! :toofunny:toofunny

[Timmy]

Half of them think that anyway!! :toofunny:toofunny

Yeah we do!

:neener

[sarah0911]

we are having a girl in june.. we are naming her lilyana rachelle

[Pastor Keith]

My niece is having a baby girl in january and needs a girl's name. Hopefully something hebrew with a biblical meaning. Any suggestions?

Alia (sp) is the biggee one these days, comes from Hallelujah

[Pastor Keith]

My daughter is Alia -> Hebrew: to ascend, to go up

Not really all that fitting for a kid, who, if left to her own devices won't "ascend, go up" off of the mattress until around 2 in the afternoon.

Had it all to do over again I would probably just call her Fred.

The problem with names meaning: "gift of God" kids too often grow up thinking "Yep, God's gift, thats me...."

I like it.

[Ferd]

I worked with a girl named LaJoshicka.

Hee hee.

I actually work with a lot of Israeli people.
I like Navit

[Joie]

Sunday Rose is a beautiful name!!:happydance

[Dedicated Mind]

well my niece just had her baby last monday and named her Alanys Dayanne, which means beautiful princess.

[tamor]

well my niece just had her baby last monday and named her Alanys Dayanne, which means beautiful princess.


Very pretty!

[Dedicated Mind]

Very pretty!


thank u Tamor, it sounds nicer in spanish. Ahh-Lah-Niece Dai-Yan.

[mainstay]

I've always prefer for just a 3-letter-word but Sunday is really nice to hear.