Ahhh... i see what you mean... now.... sorry... i thought it was something else :uhoh:

Sorry... :sombrero::whip:

 

Ivet

Yvette

Yves

 

Medieval French form of Ivo, originally a short form of Germanic names beginning with the element iv meaning "yew". This was the name of a 14th-century French saint, also known as Ivo of Kermartin, the patron saint of Brittany.

Ivet, are you double posting to raise your post count higher? this is like the third time in a row....:dozey:

 

:P

Nothing tbh...

Well the first part of my name is a color the second part means NADA

mine is my nickname.. my real name is Giulia :D

My NAME is alex.

well...my great grandmother's name was Kate and my aunt's middle name is lynne and when you put them together, *BAM!* you get Katelynne ^w^

Antonia - Latin, Greek - priceless, flourishing, flower...

:D

I actually did not know that. :D

Hmmm. Violet. Rather difficult, no?

 

:dozey:

my name is Liva (in english it would be Liv), and i don't think it has any meaning at all. i know it's a scandinavian name.

i'll make sure to give my kids awesome names.

Ricardo.... german origins.... it means powerful king or brave king

erm Aysha = The girl's name Aysha \a(y)-sha\ is a variant of Aisha (Arabic), and the meaning of Aysha is "alive and well".

 

Lol i didnt know that.

 

 

Oh, and Aysha is also a type of spider. Eww.....

Olivia means two different things. It means "Olive Tree" and "Peace" in latin. And it means "Elf Army" in English. It is the feminine form of Oliver and was used in Shakespear's "Twelfth Night".

my name is Guillaume, it's taken from a German name : Willhelm, it means volunteer and helmet ! of course this name in english is William and Will :wink3: or Bill or Willy ^^

Arnim is old German and means: little / flying eagle. :nice:

 

It's a really uncommon name here in Germany, it's often mixed up with Armin.

I really like your name Arnim. :)

Carla: Powerful

 

:lol: wtf?

^Very powerful.

bryce is celtic but they can't seem to decide on a meaning. One said "of britain" though

King of britain?

I've heard that it means flatter...and industrious...and rival. I dunno.

A mountain full of pee.

A mountain full of pee.

 

:lol:

A mountain full of pee.

 

BAHAHAHA. :laugh3:

Diana = "divine"