how about any of these names?

Question

JARSHELLA
NALASIA
SHANTREEKA
MALIKE
NAWALIS
ZENOLA
QWANTWATA
KILLANDRA
NAZEEKA
MULIZA

Answer 1

Several of the names on this list are nice.
For a girl, I like Jarshella and Nalasia. I think Nalasia is a nice, unique, strong sounding name. Plus it could go with a number of nice middle names and has many nicknames. In all honesty, I don't like the other names. I understand the need for an ethnic touch to individualize your child and show pride in your heritage but I think the remainder of the names with maybe the exception of Zenola, are going to run into ethnic stereotyping problems that will probably haunt your kid as she grows up.
Malike (I'm assuming its pronounced mah-leek) would make a great boys name.
Good luck to you.

Answer 2

If it's for your own baby, your opinion is the only one that really counts...but always try to think of what the child is going to go through once they enter school. Will they have a hard time learning how to spell their name?, or could the name be shortened to something you don't like?
Example : Killandra is pretty, but do you like Killa?

Answer 3

All Bad choices. I wished parents would think about these little people that have to walk around with these terrible names because their parents wanted to be unique. You are going to get a grandchild named Mary, because your child will want his/her child's name to be soooo normal. I sure do not want to hurt your feelings but I must be honest about this list.

Answer 4

In the English lanuage, you can't have a Q without a U following it, and you aren't exactly doing that with the "name" Qwantwata?
And why would you want your kid's name to have the word "Kill" in it with the "name" Killandra. If I had to pick one it would be Jarshella, even though it has the words jar and shell in it.

Answer 5

Sorry but all these names are horrible accept Nalasia,Zenola,Shantreeka,and Qwantwata

Answer 6

I think that they are all very difficult to read and understand how they are to be pronounced. it's almost mind boggling b/c its like all of the letters run together. they are def. different, and i'm sure (if pronounced properly) some of them would be very beautiful, but they don't roll off the tongue well and i think you would have difficulties for the rest of your child's life by other people stuttering to pronounce their name.

Answer 7

I wouldn't use Malike (if it is pronouncd Mah-li-KY), i would use Malichai some of the names sound like something like a baby would spit out while learning to talk, no offense.

Answer 8

I like Nalasia. I love Malike. Killandra is pretty. Zenola is interesting, but I'm kind of on the fence about it. Congrats if it's for your baby! :o) Hope that helped...

Oh, I think Nalasia Malike is pretty together. :o)

Answer 9

so, in my opinion i would go for something more well, no offense but normal. it can still be ordinary but normal. like maybe names that could be a girl name or boy name like Elijah, charlie, Carson etc.

PS. those names sound like medicine lol. but if you like them that great. :DD

Answer 10

I don't like any of these names. I can't even pronounce them.