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I love the name Mahli (Mar-lee) for a girl but hate it spelled Marlie, Marlee etc. I don't mind Marley, but i think that seems a bit masculine.
i think it would suit being a nickname for something rather than a full name - maybe Amali, Amalia, Malia, Mahalia???
Some of my other favourite names include
Mia, Molly, Ruby, Lilly
Finn, Kade, Talon, Rylan, Kiernan etc.
Any suggestions would be great. Thankyou
I love the name Mahli (Mar-lee) for a girl but hate it spelled Marlie, Marlee etc. I don't mind Marley, but i think that seems a bit masculine.
i think it would suit being a nickname for something rather than a full name - maybe Amali, Amalia, Malia, Mahalia???
Any suggestions would be great. Thankyou
I think Mahli sounds really sweet. I like all of the names you suggested, Mahlia sounds really pretty too.
Some of my other favourite names include
Mia, Molly, Ruby, Lilly
Finn, Kade, Talon, Rylan, Kiernan etc.
Any suggestions would be great. Thankyou
I like Mia, Molly, Ruby and Lilly :)
I like Finn too.
Kade, Rylan and Kiernan don't grab me, and Talon reminds me of rat poison!(sorry!).
I know a little girl Marley (named after Bob Marley - so it doesn't make any sense to me that in this particular instance they used it for a girls name).
But I think Mahli is polynesian for something, have you checked? Its prob quite a beautiful meaning as well :) . I also like Amalia: the classic Amelia was one of my favs, but I didn't like it with our surname.
Cheers
I like Mia, Molly, Ruby and Lilly :)
I like Finn too.
Kade, Rylan and Kiernan don't grab me, and Talon reminds me of rat poison!(sorry!).
Talon actually is an eagles claw, which doesn't sound very good. I only found that out a short while ago and just last week i was in the supermarket and saw the rat poison.
mum2ryan
08-12-2005, 16:25
I love Amalia, although i've always loved the name Amaya( pronounced A MY A).
Marli is adorable too :)
This is what the names mean:
Mahli means:
It is the name of a dwindling tribe found in Jharkhand,
Infirmity,
a harp,
pardon.
Amali means:
Variant of Amalia (see below)
Amalia means:
English for: Industrious. Striving.
German Variant of Amelia: From the Old German Amalburga, meaning labour and the Latin Aemilia.
Italian From Amelia, a derivative of the Old German Amalburga meaning labour. Hard working.
Teutonic Defender.
Malia means:
Is the name given now to an ancient city on the island of Crete
Origin is Hawiian (sp?)meaning calm and peaceful
Mahalia means:
Biblical meaning tender, affection
Mia means:
My
Mine
Molly means:
The name of 'Merlins' grandmother
bitter or bitter one
Ruby means:
The name of a gemstone.
Lilly
Latin for the lilly flower
Finn means:
Norwegian origin meaning laplander
Mythology; Finn Mac Cumhail was legendary Irish 3rd century hero similar to the English Robin Hood. His warrior-followers were named Finians.
Kade means:
From the wetlands.
Talon means:
Claw
Rylan means:
Island meadow
Dweller in the rye field
Kiernan means:
Couldn't find this name meaning as a christian name but as a surname it means Carnan, Gaelic, a heap; figuratively, a strong man, a thick-set, stout man. Cearnan, local, a square, a quadrangle
Hope this helps you. :D
mummyto3
08-12-2005, 16:58
I think Mahli is gorgeous,such a pretty name.
Ruby and Lilly are sweet as well :)
Good luck on deciding on a name
Shazbutt
08-12-2005, 20:30
I love the name Mahli, its beautiful, and the spelling is different too, which i'm partial to...And i reckon it sounds nice as an actual given name instead of a nickname...
I actually love the name Talon too, and when i hear it i don't think of the eagle's claw, just the big strong eagle itself...i didn't even think of rat poison! lol My next pick would be Finn...
love Mahli!! :) i have always liked this name, i think it is so pretty :)
I had a teacher named Amalia.
It's not very common, I'd never heard the name before then and I think it's feminine. And Malia or Lia is a really pretty nickname.
BlessedWithBlue
12-12-2005, 18:13
Mahli is gorgeous!! different but not strange, Amali/a is beautiful too!!!
Out of your other names i really like Mia, Lilly, Ruby, Kade, Talon and of course Rylan. My ds is Rylen.
We are ttc#3 in the new year and if we have a girl her name will be Sehana.
gl :)
I think Mahli is a beautiful name and I love it spelt that way as well!
Peaceangels
12-12-2005, 19:15
Mahli with this particular spelling is a really lovely name.
I also like Mahalia (I think one of Jimmy Barnes daughter's has this name).......
Thankyou :)
I am set on the name now!
Good for you Lucy. Congrats on deciding on the name Mahli! :D
mixi_mama
14-12-2005, 21:44
i posted this somewhere else today - i love the name Mahalia - which happens to be Jimmy Barnes' daughters name. My brother and his wife cosidered Marli for my niece but went with Alize' instead (Al-Liz-Zay)
I think Mahalia, Malia and Amali are lovely names - DH and i are into those differant sounding ones- hope that helps
Shazbutt
15-12-2005, 07:14
I just noticed mixi-mama that you changed your choice of girls name! I must say i like it better i think! Lovely! :)
mixi_mama
15-12-2005, 08:03
I just noticed mixi-mama that you changed your choice of girls name! I must say i like it better i think! Lovely! :)
its not changed as such - Tiena is the actually spelling of Tayna... The maori way - after great debate with my DH's parents and family on both sides we decided to go traditional..... and i got sick of Nga Waiata as a middle name (I always liked the name Sade' - even though there's a band withthe same name :confused: )
Was suprised someone noticed lol
Wake_tonight
04-01-2006, 22:23
Yeah, i think that's a great name - really cute but could also suit an adult!
Perhaps Mailie/Maily (May-lee) and i also like Amali/a.
love the name Mahli sounds sweet. i agree that the other way of spelling it seems masculine (sp?) but i guess it all says the same thing huh?
anyways i really like the girls names you have picked.. Mia, Molly, Finn etc..!!
Great choices, which ever one you go with!
Ffrenchknickers
05-01-2006, 17:20
Love them both:D:D
I taught a girl name Mahli who was a gorgeous little thing. It's a nice name.
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