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Christening is not offensive its just not relevant if you are not religious, Kaiden is an old celtic name whats wrong with it. Same with Nova has its origins in Latin, but is also common in some of the non russian soviet statesLast weekend, a friend of the family attended a "naming ceremony" (used to be Christening but that's offensive now
The baby boy was Kaiden and the baby girl was Nova. Heaven forbid.
So if you are religious,why are you attending a naming ceremony and not a Christening. Still think that Kaiden is stupid and Nova should remain in non Russian soviet states.
What do you think of Dujon, Demetri, Sonny, Keshi and Tyreece?
So did Frederick Hitch. Nice try.
Give me a couple of minutes while i consult with my Grandsons 2 pals Jaxon and Aurora.
Fred Hitch was nothing like he was portrayed in the film. He was a reserved character not a jack the lad type at all. Tough as old boots and as brave as they come.
Problem is nowadays that they aren't names but statements that make any sound minded person think "what the f**k is that.
Frederick if you please.Fred Hitch was nothing like he was portrayed in the film. He was a reserved character not a jack the lad type at all. Tough as old boots and as brave as they come.
Or Moon Unit Zappa daughter of Frank Zappa. Who is now 53 years old, which shows stupid names have been around for a long time. It used to be, so called, stars who gave children stupid names. Now it’s usually the snotty nosed, scruffy oiks off the roughest estates.Gonville Bromhead VC. Won it at Rorke's Drift. Portrayed by Michael Caine in the film Zulu. Unusual name Gonville. Better than Zowie Bowie though
I have a Greek friend called Demitri.
Or his son Dweezil?
So, dad’s from Scotland and mum’s a Russia? Logical.
were they religious?
He was also a member of the Temperance Association ( Teetotal ), and a well respected soldier even before the battle.Fred Hitch was nothing like he was portrayed in the film. He was a reserved character not a jack the lad type at all. Tough as old boots and as brave as they come.
celtic, might mean anywhere from scotland, wales, ireland, cornwall or the isle of man, as well as north west spain and northern portugal plus parts of france and germany. Nova is a latin word, and i said non-russia(n) sovietic nations the Name is used.
Prime example. For thousands of years it was Boadicea but now it's Boudicca, why ?
I know a local who goes by the name of "Chardonnay Goodhead"
I'd love to meet herI know a local who goes by the name of "Chardonnay Goodhead"
You wouldn't LC,it's a maleI'd love to meet here
That nothing mate.. my mates surname is Aire he named his son Ryan
Does he have a daughter called Fresh.That nothing mate.. my mates surname is Aire he named his son Ryan
Because Knowledge and even historical perspective changes. Boadicea was a typo in the Middle Ages apparently. They now believe Boudicca was correct.
seems it might be boudiga and that it might be a title rather than a name at all…I think her real name was Nova.
mandascott.co.uk
Tacitus wrote it as Boudicca, the Victorians popularised Boadicea from what is believed to be an error in medieval text, as Hill said.
This is both interesting and a good read! It’s also as likely to be wrong as right, given how little we’re sure about.
Boudica, Boudicca, Boadicea: What's in a name?
Where did the name Boudica come from, what does it mean, and is it even a name at all? How come we have so many versions, and once we've decided which one is right, how do we pronounce it?
I’d like Ethelred and Ethelstan to make a comeback.
You can always expect a kick from an assSome muppet named his kid Kavala would you believe. She can’t stand her name or the place and would rather take a tram to Fleetwood.
I once knew a person called Sif. Middle name Alice.
With her surname being Scotia.This is both interesting and a good read! It’s also as likely to be wrong as right, given how little we’re sure about.
Boudica, Boudicca, Boadicea: What's in a name?
Where did the name Boudica come from, what does it mean, and is it even a name at all? How come we have so many versions, and once we've decided which one is right, how do we pronounce it?
“You’re smarter than the average………..”
My late Father did not call me Kavala as my real name is Everard.Some muppet named his kid Kavala would you believe. She can’t stand her name or the place and would rather take a tram to Fleetwood.
