Why did we choose these names for our children?

I have not really remember [r1]which thoughts guided us in choosing names for our children ... I suppose that we wanted to choose originality, uniqueness, and perhaps also we wanted to name fitting into ^ surname. I know that many people pays [r2]attention to the importance of names. Choosing a name for your child, may point out the features associated with it, for example they wonder how it will fit into with the zodiac sign of the child etc. Name has given [r3]once in a lifetime, therefore, it is should not only be a nice sound and fit the surname, but also to interact and create a harmonious whole with the person, suit their personality. Our great-grandparents attributed to them [r4]as - magicalpowers and believed that ^ [r5]man'sname is programmed for the future[r6], giving it certain characteristics.

My husband and I were guided by two principles: on the one we were looking for such a name that was not even in our family, and also it will be ^ [r7]name which consciously choose ^ [r8]patron who takes care of children and who leads children through life. We were looking for it in a great book of names and finally decided that in the case of our first son it will be Simon but for our daughter we choose the name Kate. Custom of our family is that the middle name for son should be the name of his grandfather or grandmother for daughter. With Simon it was easy because both grandparents has [r9]named Władysław and with Kate it was easy either too, because both her grandmothers were named alike - Maria and Marianna.

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  • Simon (obedient) is a name of Hebrew origin, the words SIM on (God has heard). He is mandatory and consistent in their decisions and rarely change once already passed by a decision. He always keeps his word. He is an optimist. Even failure is not precipitated his balance. He does not pass indifferently by human wrongs. What's more, he can keep the spirit of others and serve good advice. He is unique joker…this is the description of the name. It is nice, isn’t it ?. We really liked it and we are pleased with this choice.
  • Catherine is the name of Greek origin, from the word katharos and means pure, natural, flawless. She's intelligent, she wishes that life went on around her. Generally rather difficult character in daily life. Even if her intentions are sincere, she rarely shows any of that, because until then has time to repeatedly offend. She wants to independence and self-reliance - when she gets it she is a smiling, friendly and happy. She's doing well with finances, she is entrepreneurial, go ahead and wins tops. Kate is ambitious and intelligent. Reluctantly, she submits to the other because she likes their independence. She's an idealist with a huge imagination and a strong need to work. She can not stand idle.

Take a look at these pictures and tell me if we were wrong just by selecting these names for our children, weren't we?

... :) :) :).

A perfect match of names to children 

Kamilla

Arabic Meaning:
The name Kamilla is anArabic baby name. In Arabic the meaning of the name Kamilla is:Perfection.

Latin Meaning:
The name Kamilla is aLatin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Kamilla is:Servant for the temple.

Polish Meaning:
The name Kamilla is aPolish baby name. In Polish the meaning of the name Kamilla is:Ceremonial attendant.

SoulUrge Number: 11

People with this name have a deep inner desire to inspire others in a higher cause, and to share their own strongly held views on spiritual matters.

Jacob

Jacob (name)

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Jacobis a common malefirst nameand a less well-knownsurname. From 1999 through 2012, Jacob has been the most popular baby name for boys in United States.[1]It is acognateofJames. Jacob is derived from Late LatinIacobus, from GreekἸάκωβοςIakobos, from Hebrewיַעֲקֹב(Yaʿqob,Yaʿaqov,Yaʿăqōḇ), the name of the Hebrew patriarch,Jacobson ofIsaacandRebecca. The name comes from the Hebrew rootעקבʿqb(meaning "to follow", "to be behind"), and it refers to the circumstances of Jacob's birth when he held on to the heel (in Hebrewעֲקֵבʿaqeb) of his older twin brotherEsau(Genesis25:26). According to Genesis 27:36, the rootʿqbcan also mean "to cheat". Jacob may also mean "follower of God" in Aramaic.[2]

In a Christian context, Jacob –Jamesas reduced English form – is the name for several people in the New Testament: (1) apostleJames, son of Zebedee, (2) another apostleJames, son of Alphaeus, and (3)James the Just, who led the original Messianic Community in Jerusalem.

Since Jacob is also venerated as a Prophet ofIslam, his name is commonly used as a male first name in Arab and Muslim societies (ArabicYakub, TurkishYakup).

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