What is the nicest name for a female danish baby soon to be born?

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My baby is due in two weeks. I really need help choosing the name for my precious bundle.

Begitta 7
Madja 22
Janeke 26
Hanne 24
Jeffrey 19
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  • alv1592
    11 years ago

    Wait a minute - was the Jeffrey part a joke? I thought Dahmer was a German last name, but it could be Danish too. My brother's name is Jeffrey; we're from America and have a Dutch last name.

    I'm guessing Madja is pronounced like "Madya?" Pretty name.

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    • dinz
      11 years ago

      I would suspect it's pronounced that. The J in most Germanic languages including mine is like the English Y.

      Much like my name "Johan"

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  • KeddersPrincess
    11 years ago

    I don't know how to pronounce any of those, but Janeke looks pretty cute.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      It's somewhere between Anneka and Yannicka, but more towards the Yannika end.

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  • McDonnell
    11 years ago

    I'm Danish and I have never heard of a Danish female called Jeffrey?

    I know I would pick on a girl with that name when I was in 5th grade.

    By the way there are so many better names in Danish.

    Your husband is called Jens so maybe the female version of that name "Jensine" would be great. That is and old danish name and these days its quite rare and unique.

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  • snarkygirl
    8 years ago

    Out of those? Hanne. But why not...Dana?

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  • anti-hero
    11 years ago

    Jeffrey all the way.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      Thank you. I love the name too. It's quite rare in my native Denmark but I hope more people vote Jeffrey so I can persuade my husband that it is a good name.

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      • anti-hero
        11 years ago

        Here it is a man's name but I like it.

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          11 years ago

          I have always liked it. My husband, Jens Dahmer, does not agree for Jeffrey as a daughter's name, though.

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          • Ihadtomakeyetanotheraccountffs
            11 years ago

            Name her Jeffrey Dahmer and train her to kill people you don't like... or better yet, people I don't like!

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          • NoraBaker
            11 years ago

            Hahaha. Boy, I was thinking Butter Cookie, but Jeffrey does sound lovely.

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            • shuggy-chan
              11 years ago

              i vote Madja, cause i like "M" names and you can call her "maddie" as a nickname

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  • Justsomejerk
    11 years ago

    Jeffrey is pretty. You are doing your unborn child a disservice if you don't name her Jeffrey.

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  • pizzabrowniesushi
    8 years ago

    shoshana aimee

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  • happysnot
    11 years ago

    And Doghule, pronounced Dog Hole? I think it's a very cute name for a little Danish girl.

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  • [Old Memory]
    11 years ago

    "Begitta! What does the scouter say about his power level?"

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  • Dad
    11 years ago

    Dana?

    Probably not Danish, but Dana (pronounced Daynar) is a girls name and closest name I can think of to match Danish.
    Either that or Murgatroyd, since Murgatroyd sounds ridiculous for a girl's name she'll obviously be unique.

    You know many people like made up new names, some common names like Star; Lily; Krystal etc may have started this way.
    ie, you could call her "smuk" (Danish for beautiful) !

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  • RaNdOmPoPcOrN
    11 years ago

    Jocelynn

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  • yesnomaybeso
    11 years ago

    argh, not jeffrey please. "she"'d have problems, everybody would think she is a boy, at least when abroad...

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  • zchristian
    11 years ago

    Jeffrey sure isnt the usual girl name and if you name her that consider that she might get picked on...

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  • dinz
    11 years ago

    Why not Jytte?

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