second set names

Any ideas on my second set of twins names? My first set are Aaron James and Ephraim John, and my set set are girls. I wanted them all to sound good together. Not anything too common like Emily, but not obscure ones, like Li'at, I sure got screwed over with that name.

 

Any ideas on my second set of twins names? My first set are Aaron James and Ephraim John, and my set set are girls. I wanted them all to sound good together. Not anything too common like Emily, but not obscure ones, like Li'at, I sure got screwed over with that name.

 

Do you have any preferences yet, as to certain letters, number of syllables or origin of names?

 

I like names that ends in ah sounds like Hannah.

 

First Names:
Aliya
Jada
Amelia
Brianna
Talia
Tatiana
Amara
Brenna
Brynn

Middle Names:
May
Grace
Marie
Hope


Hope this helps!

Jen

 

I like Annika Louise & Amelia Anne.

 

I like Annika. Annika and Meredith?

 

Thought I'd start by saying that your boys have beautiful names! Good choices.
Annika is very cute. I'm not too sure if Merideth really goes with the other names but if you like it then that's all that matters.
What about Annika and Allison?

 

Thank you Emilymae. What do Y'all think of Annicka and Veronica? Too cutesie?

 

I like Annika! Not too fond of Veronica though. Here are some more ideas: I noticed your boys middle names are more "common." Do you want more common middle names for your girls as well?

Jana
Ariah
Dahlia
Eliana
Gianna
Mahalia
Nora
Nola
Octavia
Patience
Riah
Natania
Natalia
Natasha
Alera
Lilia
Jaalah
Kara
Graciana
Gabriella
Selah
Malia
Mahra
Kira
Micaiah
Kohana (means little flower)
Cora
Daniella
Isabella
Azalea
Carolina (prn. Care-o-leen-ah)

 

Savannah

 

Savannah and Sydney
Dehlia and Tahlia
Felicity and Delaney
Summer and Autumn
Summer and Skylar

 

First set is Aaron James & Ephraim John ....hmmmmm....

In keeping with the same naming convention, your girl set could be:
Annika Janae and Elliana Joy (nn Anni/Anna and Elli perhaps?)

 

How about :

Abigail and Alexis (Abbi & Lexxi)