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1savvydiva 02-28-2003 02:40 AM

Re: New Public Service Announcement
 
Quote:

Originally posted by FeeFee
***Friends don't let friends give their children crazy azz names***

Thank you for your cooperation. :p :p

Say it again girl, I don't think they hear ya!!! :p

FeeFee 02-28-2003 10:51 AM

Re: Re: New Public Service Announcement
 
Quote:

Originally posted by 1savvydiva
Say it again girl, I don't think they hear ya!!! :p
Here it goes one mo' 'gin:

***Friends don't let friends give their children crazy azz names***

Thank you for your cooperation. :p :p

miseducated 03-01-2003 06:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by KnowledgeEternal
Mercedes
Porche(Poor-sha)
Unique(you-knee-kwa)
Nike(Knee-kay)
Carolla

^^^^Real people that I know

Thats off the top of my head. Wait until tomorrow when I see some more of my ghee-toe friends.

This thread is very inspirational. How's this for names:

Son:
Jack Daniel
Heinekin (Heiny for short)
Abolute(Ab-so-loo-tay)
Bentley(Sounds like a butler)
Amaretto
Bacardi
Jagrmeister

Daughter:
Miata
Tacoma
Jetta
Bravada
Kahlua
Camry Solara

What do you think about those? I can get ghetto fab with the best of em.

Nike is short for many names such as Morunike, Adenike, which are Yoruba names, found in Nigeria, West Africa :)

1savvydiva 03-01-2003 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by miseducated
Nike is short for many names such as Morunike, Adenike, which are Yoruba names, found in Nigeria, West Africa :)
But we ALLLLLL know...some of these people didn't have the Motherland in mind when they named their 'churen', they had Air Force Ones, in their minds! :D

miseducated 03-01-2003 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by 1savvydiva
But we ALLLLLL know...some of these people didn't have the Motherland in mind when they named their 'churen', they had Air Force Ones, in their minds! :D
Hehe, true though, folks crazy nowadays :p

diamond_lady 03-02-2003 04:53 PM

My name is "borderline"
 
I just couldn't help posting a reply...

My name is Jareesa (like Teresa, but with a J). I'm from Detroit, and I thought my mom was just being ghetto fab, but actually, a white friend of hers came up with my name. People always say to me, Wow your name is so unique. Especially white people.

My boyfriend wants to name his first born son Messiah Jihad. I asked him, "you know that Jihad means holy war, right?" and he says, "yeah, I want it that way." WTH???:rolleyes:

My group of friends have the following names:
Adia
Kameena
Senit
Maia (pronounced Mya)
Dejuan (boyfriend's name, pronounced like its spelled)

I would NEVER name my child something outrageous. You can't be a vice-president of marketing with the name Boomquisha. And what about 50 years from now, we gonna have all these grandmothers named Keesha. "Grandma Keesha" does not sound right, I'm sorry!

I actually want to name my daughter Anala, I think that's pretty tame. Any comments?

CrimsonTide4 03-03-2003 09:26 PM

Today on Maury, I encountered twins named DANZEL and DENZEL. :eek: :rolleyes: :mad:

CrimsonTide4 04-19-2003 12:10 PM

African Baby Names
 
I am doing some research for the book -- need more names and I want one of my families to have African based names. Anyway, I am learning a lot and thought I would pass it on to you.

First of all did you all know KEISHA is AFRICAN for favorite.

At any rate, here are the links for those who are interested:

African Baby Names

Egyptian Baby Names

Ethiopian

Ghanian

Nigerian

Swahili

Zimbabwean

The website lists names of a lot of ethnicities beyond African and American: Baby Name Network

DaffodilDarling 04-19-2003 01:33 PM

Kanisha,
Mairee (mary)
Shanifah (SH-ANI-fa)
FeeBee (phoebe)
Hether (they forgot the A)
TyKen
Alannafaye(pretty but wierd)
Nikkol (Nicole)
Sheay(Shea)
Zuleikea(dont even ask)
Kryztofer (christopher)

treblk 04-20-2003 11:24 AM

Nigerian
 
Hey, my name is not listed...and my name is Nigerian for first born.
My name is Adaora though you don't pronouce the second "a"
My sisters names are Azuka, when translated means the next one is prettier (she came after me :p) Amaka means the greatest (I think :confused: ) and my brother is Emeka which means God is great.

Kisha 04-21-2003 01:41 PM

Re: My name is "borderline"
 
Quote:

Originally posted by diamond_lady
I just couldn't help posting a reply...

I would NEVER name my child something outrageous. You can't be a vice-president of marketing with the name Boomquisha. And what about 50 years from now, we gonna have all these grandmothers named Keesha. "Grandma Keesha" does not sound right, I'm sorry!



No comment :eek: :rolleyes:

CrimsonTide4 04-21-2003 01:45 PM

Re: Re: My name is "borderline"
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Kisha
No comment :eek: :rolleyes:
LOL, did you see my last post

Quote:

First of all did you all know KEISHA is AFRICAN for favorite.

Kisha 04-21-2003 01:58 PM

Nope, I didn't see your post at first. Thanks though! :D

You always have light to shed :cool:

Rain Man 04-22-2003 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DaffodilDarling
[B
Zuleikea(dont even ask)
[/B]
If I am not mistaken, Zuleikea may have been derived from Zoleka, which means Serenity. I remember reading about these African quintuplets being born in 1966 (3 boys, 2 girls: Tandekile, Tendekile, Kululekile, Zoleka, and ???). Of the 5, Zoleka passed away in 1968.

Hope this helps

Steeltrap 04-22-2003 02:15 PM

Zu names
 
I've also seen Zuleika. I think actors Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland, who aren't black, named their daughter that.


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