I JUST realized I never clicked "publish" for this post. . . O__O
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Monday has come yet again! :]
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Monday has come yet again! :]
Did y'all have a good weekend? Do anything special to celebrate Mother's Day?
I enjoyed a fantastic girl's day shopping on Saturday, followed by a lovely service at church, and a full day with my family that afternoon. Didn't want it to end! (Cuz then ya know ya gotta go to work. . . ;D ) But the days go on, right? And it seems Summer is just around the corner! #WHOA
Here's a new set of names for you this week. Do let me know if you find a new favorite! (Aulora stands out to me in this batch)
Enjoy! :]
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M | German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Polish, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian
SHTE-fan (German), STAY-fahn (Dutch), STE-fan (Polish)
A form of Stephan, which hails from the Greek name Stephanos, meaning "crown" or more literally "that which surrounds."
F | English (rare)
ah-LORE-ah (possibly)
Meaning unknown. Possibly a variant of Aurora, which means "dawn" in Latin.
M | Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
SAHN-der (Dutch)
The Dutch and Scandinavian short form of Alexander, which means "defending men."
F | Russian, Ukrainian, Bosnian, Finnish
u-LYEE-sÉ™ (Russian), AH-lee-sah (Finnish)
The Russian, Ukrainian, Bosnian, and Finnish form of Alice, which ultimately comes from Adelaide, meaning "a kind of noble."
Names & meanings via behindthename.com.
Photos via Pinterest.
I wonder how in the world Alice/Alisa came from Adelaide...
ReplyDeleteAulora and Sander are really cool names too!
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Heheh... I totally should've added that just for curiousity's sake ;D Alice comes from Aalis, a short form of Adelais, which is in turn a Germanic short form of Adelheidis (Adelaide). <-- Maybe that will make more sense!
DeleteYes! I love those too!
(Forgetting to post something totally sounds like something I'd do. XD No worries, girl!)
ReplyDeleteAulora and Alisa are so pretty! I think I've mentioned that I looove names that start with vowels. Sander is a really good one too!
heheheh... Oh good. ;D
DeleteYes! I've loved the meaning of Aurora, and Aulora is just as lovely!