Baby name for a girl

Originally posted by uzless
Sure, I can be an ass but just looking for some honest opinions here.


"Justice"


Good.....Neutral......or Bad?

Originally posted by willatkins
All I know is, you cannot name a girl after a spice, state, or city or they are destined to dance with a pole...

Originally posted by Fleabitten
Pepper Buffalo?

Originally posted by willatkins
All I know is, you cannot name a girl after a spice, state, or city or they are destined to dance with a pole...

Chessie Nemesis Longstocking

Originally posted by uzless
Whoa, massive rejection. Fair enough.

Was going for the "virture names" theme, with justice being one of the cardinal virtues of course.

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Justice

Originally posted by duecer
Delilah

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Always found the (intermediate consonant/near vowel) sight and sound of the letter 'L' appealing... Colleen, Leslie, Eileen and Lara.

Originally posted by PBE6
Linoleum...

Originally posted by pawnhandler
You can use a virtue name for her middle name: Rosemary Justice Useless or Elizabeth Justice Useless or whatever!

Originally posted by Rene-Claude
Bad.

Surely you have considered 'Caissa'

If you want to be 'on trend' look here

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20081230/tuk-olivia-jack-most-popular-baby-names-a7ad41d.html

Originally posted by Pawn Qween
Did the brothers have the same Mother? Because that would mean it was his Great Great Grandmother that was Irish.
I was recently having a conversation with my son who wanted to know what relation to him are my Great Nephew's children. I haven't a clue! And what relation to him is my cousin's children, and their children? It confuses me.

On the subjec ...[text shortened]... get what I mean. Although Faith, Hope and Charity were all very popular - and Chastity! 🙂

Originally posted by Nordlys
Remember what?

Originally posted by Rene-Claude
Eh?

Originally posted by tharg
Chastity used to be popular in Victorian times.