cherrio

CHERRI-name not found. yep that's about right

nms

<button id="smartswipe_doc_changed_button_id" style="display: none ! important;" smartswipe_uniqid="fea34841-d28f-4074-b916-56dcbf6d3fc0"></button>my name is not very common...it means hope. My daughter's first name means "strong" her middle name means "little flower'...so she is my strong little flower....did not do this intentionally

nwm50

Lynn--water
which is funny as my birthmonth is January (Aquarius)

sewnsewer2

I can't find the meaning of my name, just that it is english. How did you all fin that?

auntpiggylpn

GENDER: Feminine
USAGE: English
PRONOUNCED: DAWN [key]
Meaning & History
From the English word dawn, ultimately derived from Old English dagung.
Popularity
United States -


I looked up dagung and it means daybreak - go figure!!!

sewnsewer2

Thanks! I was told growing up it mean't daybreak, guess they were right, huh?

luce321

Lucy - English form of "Lucia", used since the middle ages. Pronounced "Loosee". Did not give a meaning. I was disappoined.

purplefiend

Sharon - from the Rose of Sharon

BarbaraSue

BarbaraSue
I had always heard Barbara meant mysterious stranger. Foreign goes with that. also refers to the patron saint of architects, geologists.
Sue is short for Susanna which means: greek=lily, hebrew=rose, egyptian=lotus. In the old Testament she was falsly accused of adultery. In the New Testament, she came to Jesus's aide.

So I am a foreign lily rose lotus who falsly was accused of adultery and came to Jesus's aide who also is the patron saint of architects and geologists.

BellaBoo