Multiples
Jye and Kayos – both boys
Namaeya and Hati
Yasmin, Suntaj and Zarine
Girls
Anja Linda
Coco Elizabeth
Della Rose (Lacey)
Dimity Anne
Eleni Mei
Eve Honora (Harry, Elliot)
Josephine Carroll (Quinn, Zara, Raphael)
June Gabriel (Hugo)
Lilah Daphne
Lucinda Anquelique (Charlotte)
Margot Amelia (Thomas, Lily)
Sadie J (Tighe, Jezzy, Arli)
Storm Isabelle Grace
Sybella Rayne (Hunter)
Wynta Rae
Boys
Archer Lemin (Toby)
Archie Kip
Banon Jett (Tate)
Christopher Silvio
Flynn Pascal
Ja Rule
Lennon Jeremiah (Cooper, Gracie)
Lincoln Huon (Flint, Adam, Gus)
Monte TC
Mostyn Kenneth
Novak
Oliver Keefer
Ronan Patrick (Sophia)
Solomon Hunt (Lydia)
Steel Mannix (Duke, Fox)
Most popular names this week
Girls: Amelia
Boys: Mason
(Picture shows a recent storm near Mt Isa in Queensland; photo by Ben McCrae, from ABC North West Queensland)
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Ja Rule?? You’ve got to be kidding! That poor boy! Eve Honora is stunning (Eve is my absolute favourite girls name at the moment), and Margot Amelia is also lovely. I’m quite biased towards the name Storm as it is my surname and I would probably consider using it as a first name for a future daughter….maybe 😉 I love Winter but Wynta hurts my eyes and my heart. Flynn Pascal is quite sweet, and Steel Mannix together with Duke and Fox really does make quite a superhero-sounding sibset!
I think you picked all my own favourite names! 🙂
I chose Wynta, because together with June, Rayne and Storm, it did seem as if they were all inspired by the time of year.
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I was thinking the same thing, @Names4Real! Duke, Fox, and Steel are straight out of a superhero comic book. Cute set.
I also like Lydia and Solomon as siblings and Toby and Archer.
I love the idea of a superhero sibset! 🙂
Ja-Rule. LOL
Duke, Fox, & Steel. Wow. It sounds as if they are starting their own legion of superheroes.
I saw his name as both Ja-Rule and Ja Rule, and after a bit of thought, I’ve changed it to Ja Rule, because that’s how it’s written in their local paper. I somehow feel that you do say the two names together though, like a double name. And like the famous Ja Rule ….
I noticed Steel Mannix in the paper this week – the note in the announcement welcoming their little Superman into the world was such a sweet touch. And I guess explains where the name came from 😉
Yes! There’s been quite a bit of Steel in the boy’s names lately, and I guess the Man of Steel has played a part in that.