Do you think these names are cute for sisters?

Question

Leah Marie

Rachel Elizabeth

Answer 1

i think they are cute

Answer 2

I love leah Marie, but everyone has a form of mary as their middle name, and Rachel Elizabeth doesn't flow that well, maybe Florencia Elizabettte, or (if you really want maire) Mariette or Leahtte or Christine, Geraldine...

Answer 3

Yeah. Personally, I like Leah Marie better but they're both cute.

Answer 4

Cute names!

Answer 5

Adorable.

Answer 6

Yes, those names are lovely and cute and go well together.

Answer 7

twins...cool. Very cute names : ) I had trouble naming my twins, he wanted Michael and Jordan.I thought that was a little too obvious, so I went with Michael and Justin.Good luck!  

Answer 8

Yes, they both sound very classy.  

Answer 9

I like the Biblical references.  

Leah and Rachel were sisters & both became the wives of Jacob, which you probably knew if you named them that.

Marie is a derivative of Mary.  Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, were also related (cousins, I think?)  

So you have sister names with connected lineage in both the Old and New Testaments.  Be sure to tell these girls those stories as they grow up, so they will associate themselves with these wonderful Bible characters and some of their positive attributes.  (You might leave the part out about Leah and Rachel being jealous of each other, etc., until they are older, though!)

Answer 10

Those are pretty names. I like them. :)

Answer 11

Very cute

Answer 12

i like the last one marie is so not original almost everyone has some form of mary as their middle name

Answer 13

Yes, perfectly adorable for your twins. I've seen you post a few times on here searching for the perfect names for them. Great choices!  

Answer 14

I think they're both very beautiful, I don't know if they're sisters like now or to be but Marie seems a bit to common and very unoriginal. I think that Leah Claire and Rachel Elizabeth would be much prettier.

Answer 15

Yes i do!

real names,spelled correctly and gender appropriate!!! the parents must be pure genuis!

i really do like them,very classy,very nice!good luck!

Answer 16

Yes they are cute you could also try switching them around

Answer 17

those are cute names for your lil sisters!=P

Answer 18

They're cute

Answer 19

They are cute names but they don't seem compatible for sisters.  

Answer 20

Yeh I think those names are cute x

Answer 21

Yes  They are wonderfull names

Answer 22

Those are totally cute! I wish my name meshed with my sisters like that.

Answer 23

OMG I LOVE IT i love the secong alot

Answer 24

AD0RABLE♥♥

Answer 25

yes they are really cute

Answer 26

Very cute!

Answer 27

Those are awesome names - great choices!

Answer 28

yes I do think they are cute.  

Answer 29

Yes, there pretty names, and they seem to fit with each other, i.e. I can see a Leah and Rachel being sisters

Answer 30

I say "its a go!" i love these names very cute and they have a ring together!! lol

Answer 31

Yeah i think those r cute names XD

LEAH  

Gender: Feminine

Usage: English, Jewish, Biblical

Pronounced: LEE-ə (English)   [key]



From the Hebrew name לֵאָה (Le'ah) which was probably derived from the Hebrew word לְאָה (le'ah) meaning "weary". Alternatively it might derive from a Chaldean name meaning "mistress" or "ruler" in Assyrian. In the Old Testament Leah was the first wife of Jacob and the mother of seven of his children. Although this name was used by Jews in the Middle Ages, it was not typical as an English Christian name until after the Protestant Reformation, being common among the Puritans.

RACHEL  

Gender: Feminine

Usage: English, Jewish, French, German, Biblical

Other Scripts: רָחֵל (Hebrew)

Pronounced: RAY-chəl (English), ra-SHEL (French)   [key]



Means "ewe" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament this was the name of the favourite wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. The name was common among Jews in the Middle Ages, but it was not generally used as a Christian name in the English-speaking world until after the Protestant Reformation