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This name is believed to be a Romany name, meaning вЂborn with teethвЂ™. It was the name of a young boy who was born in the caves after the alien invasion. It also featured in the book вЂњThe HostвЂќ by Stephanie Meyer. Ving Rhames chose this name for his baby boy. But at the same time, it might be a bit of a load for your boy to carry. This Romany gypsy baby boy name carries a strong philosophical statement. It is now seeing a level of popularity that wasnвЂ™t seen since the end of World War I. It caught up not just in America, but also in some Puritan colonies. This one came to the surface following the American War of Independence. If you want a Romani gypsy name that still has a connection with America, pick Liberty. WeвЂ™re very sure no one would share her name at school. So if you love the name and the meaning of Matilda, but are scared that your child might run into another Matilda in her school, pick Masilda. Masilda is probably derived from the name Mathilda and means вЂbattle-mightyвЂ™. Feminist favorite, Tillie Olsen is its most notable namesake. It has also joined the Maisie, Milly, Lottie, and Kitty in the top 100 nickname list. It currently holds the 90thВ spot on the Wales-England popularity list. This diminutive of Matilda is a surprise hit with the Malibu, Tribeca, and British parents. This Portuguese version of Emerald has been famous with the Hispanic parents for long. She was born Agnes, but received the name Esmeralda due to the jewel she wore around her neck. Esmeralda:Д®smeralda is a gypsy girl and the love interest of hunchbacked Quasimodo in Victor HugoвЂ™s The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Clementina has several notable namesakes that include, Lady Clementina Villiers, the 19th century British beauty Sofia Clementina Handler, the daughter of actor American Evan Handler and Clementina Black, the British writer on trade unions and feminism. And the ending takes it from the realm of the popular song вЂOh my darling, ClementineвЂќ. This name stands out for its вЂeenaвЂ™ ending. Clementina:Д¬lementine is the Spanish form of the name Clementine and means вЂmild, mercifulвЂ™. But her first name is more commonly spelled Rossella. Its namesake is Rosella Falk, the Italian actress. You can see Rosella as a diminutive of the name Rose or as a nature name as Rosella is an Australian flower and a variety of Australian cockatoos. This cutting edge name is frilly, cute, and sassy, all in one. This name started on the popularity list at #161 spot and is still stuck there. It features in the New Testament as the mother of John. Most of you would relate this name to a character in the 70s sitcom вЂњThe Mary Tyler Moore ShowвЂќ and its spin-off Rhoda. Patience Philips, remember? In literature, this name appears in ShakespeareвЂ™s вЂњHenry VIIIвЂќ, in Gilbert & Sullivan comic operetta and an Anthony TrollopeвЂ™s novel. This name got a bump in popularity after appearing in вЂњCatwomanвЂќ. This passive virtue name, popular with the Romany gypsies sounds much fresher than Charity, Faith, and Hope. Instead of the usual Penny, pick Poppy or Nell as a nickname. It also has several novelists as namesakes вЂ“ Penelope Gilliatt, Fitzgerald, Mortimer, and Lively. This moniker is associated with the faithful wife of Odysseus in HomerвЂ™s вЂњOdysseyвЂќ. This classic moniker has been moving up the charts, thanks to the glamorous actress Penelope Cruz. Penelope is actually a Greek name, but is very familiar with the gypsies. Its namesake would be Sabina Guzzanti, the Italian satirist, actress, writer, and producer.

#Dont get caught no name gpsy skin#

Even this moniker has featured in several literary works, including Milan KuderaвЂ™s novel вЂњThe Unbearable Lightness of BeingвЂќ and Thornton WilderвЂ™s play вЂњThe Skin of Our TeethвЂќ.

This sleek gypsy name is also worth consideration. Hester Maria Thrale was given the nickname Queenie by Samuel Johnson. We think it would work best as a nickname or middle name. Queenie started as a nickname for girls named Regina, but itвЂ™s used by the gypsies as a stand-alone name.

You can pronounce this name as sel-ee-na or sel-eye-na. It swims below the top 1000, with just 20 babies being named Selina last year. This moniker isnвЂ™t very popular beyond the realms of the gypsies.