Baby Names

My friend told me about a woman who named her daughter 'Ledasha', but it was not spelled with just letters. The proper spelling of it was 'Le-a'.

My sister and I were looking at the keyboard and envisioned a whole new source of baby names. It just takes a little familiarity with punctuation marks.

The name :dra is pronounced 'Co-LON-dra'

=la is pronounced 'E-QUELL-a'

Most of the names that we came up with using punctuation marks were female, but here's one that can be used for male or females.

The "&" (ampersand) literally means "and per se and". You can read about it on Wiki:
It's used in business firms to represent two or more names, in which one name is not more important than the other. So you can see, this is a great mark for boy and girl twins

&dra (girl)
&der (boy)

Here are a couple girl names:

[ella (Bracketella)

)(ia (Pa-REN-the-SIS-i-a)

%ress (Per-CEN-tress)

'la (A-POS-tro-FEE-la)

Or an alternate pronunciation of "-" could be used both ways

-ia (Hy-fee-nia)
-drick (Hy-fen-drick)

Some boy names:

#ter (HASH-ter)

@ley (AT-lee)

_der (Under-SCOR-der)

Here's one that 'adds up' to a great name: +ter (Pluster)

HA HA


Can you come up with any? Comment and tell me!