For Her:
Papilloma
Rubella (nickname Ruby or Ella)
Malady
Malaise
Gonorrhea
Laceration (nickname Lacey)
For Him:
Typhus
Marburg
Abrasion (nickname Abe)
Papilloma
Rubella (nickname Ruby or Ella)
Malady
Malaise
Gonorrhea
Laceration (nickname Lacey)
For Him:
Typhus
Marburg
Abrasion (nickname Abe)
We'll keep you updated as to the number of children who are born with these names in the next year. They'll definitely catch on sooner or later.
10 comments:
I don't think Gonorrhea will work out because it's very embarrassing to have the conjunction "nor" as a nickname.
Those names are particularly "catchy"!
I love it! We wanted to name our first son Tryptophan! My parents got upset when we told them though.....
Ebola has always been a personal favorite. Also, Malaria could almost sound cute if pronounced with a Spanish accent and spelled Malaría.
I think these are all great and honestly I wouldn't even know where to narrow it down. What happened to Chlamydia? I really think that has a great ring to it.
K but don't get mad if we steal any of those.
Gonorrhea. What a lovely name.
I like Typhus because it is an update of the classic Tyson or Tyrone and it sounds Greek. Is Malady pronounced, "Mu-lay-dee" cause only then will I like it.
Tori, what's new in Provo land?
p.s. when are you moving to seattle?
david and i are debating between visiting vancouver or hawaii this august and if we visit vancouver maybe we can figure a way to come see you guys...
I love thinking of baby names just for fun. At first I thought you were serious with this and I thought, "yikes, they don't have the best taste."
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