How are these names for triplet baby girls?

The names are:



Sakura Jace Riordan Grey (Sakura means Cherry Blossom)

Ren Ilyria Fallon Grey (Ren means Orchid)

Kaidou Evangeline Hinata Grey (Kaidou means Aronia)



The first names are all Japanese words for different beautiful flowers.

How are these names for triplet baby girls?
First of all, Japanese names are nice but they seem VERY out of place on kids who aren't actually Japanese. If your kids are part Japanese, then it would be fine.



Second, the three names thing is just too much. A first name and a middle name are fine.



Third: Jace and Riordan I really don't like for girls.





EDIT: Suliah, "rose" is simply "bara", not "nobara". "Hikaru" means "light", not "firefly". "Hotaru" is the word for "firefly". "Mai" means "brightness."
Reply:Triplet girls: I'd go with

Celine (moon)

Cira (sun) and

Celeste (heavenly, of the heavens).



Congrats if you're actually having triplet baby girls.



PS-- I like japanese names, just not those. How about

Nobara (rose), Hikaru (firefly)... Can't think of any more right now. oh, MAI (love it, don't know what it means).
Reply:I think that those are beautiful names and that using names with similar meanings and not similar sounds is a great way to link them together and yet still have their own personality. Also if they start getting picked on in school or something they could always go by one their more common middle names And I love the two middle name thing
Reply:are you pregnant with triplets ? if not then why ask ? those names are ridiculous , especially if your not Japanese .
Reply:Maybe you can spell them different, they will still mean the same thing...my name is Rachel, but my mom spelled it Rachael...means the same thing...here we go...



Sakurah jayce Grey for the first girl

how about some different names for the others like...

Lyda Ren Grey

and for the last

Kaiya (kye ah) Evangeline Grey
Reply:i think that they are great and very unique.
Reply:I love Sakura, Ren is a bit odd, and Kaidou is nice. I also really like Evangeline as a first name.

Emmy, these are very simple names to pronounce and I'm not even Japanese!
Reply:Don't mind, but thay are old fashioned ..what about ashley, hilary, raven???
Reply:sakura is nice

ren sounds like a guy's name

kaidou sounds weird



but ren and kaidou's middle names are gr8

good luck!
Reply:These names aren't my taste, but choose whatever names you truly love.

Do keep in mind though, that depending on what sort of place (city or rural) you live, these names will stand out - either a little (in a city) or like a sore thumb (rural area).

Good Luck!
Reply:I like that they are all different, and I am able to pronounce them all... I don't know what other people's problems are... (try "Hooked on Phonics") The bonus to me is that they aren't matching names!



The only one I question is Ren, and only because you have a one syllable last name, it sounds kind of "choppy". Ren Grey... (but I do love the name Ren)



Other than that, great job!
Reply:They are good names for other peoples kids but sorry not for your own. Imagine how much your kids will be picked on when they are older. Let alone learning how to spell them and other people trying to say them. Think a little bit more. But they are nice names
Reply:Are they Japanese? If yes that's OK- but they are not going to be the easiest for people to pronounce... I would think like 3rd or 4th grade... kids can be mean! But they are your children... I would say they are pretty names but I wouldn't use them! Best of luck to you and you 3 angels!
Reply:if you live in Japan those names are probably nice. For American I would say NO way for those names. No one will be able to pronounce them let alone remember the names.

They will be teased at school

How about more american names, and use the Japanese names for middle names if you HAVE to



Sarah Blossom

Orchid Bloom

Eva Kindra



or

Sally Jean

Rennah Lillian

Evelyn Haley



or



Ramey Sue

Sarina Mae

Katie Evageline



or

Kathrine Grace

Regina Lynn

Samantha Leigh



Elsa Amilia

Emily Beth

Ester Lenna
Reply:not a fan of the double middle names.



And I wouldn't use Japanese names unless you or your hubby are Japanese. It wouldn't make sense.
Reply:o my gosh what a great idea and you will have your garden blooming your whole life....best wishes
Reply:No way!



Try yelling them in anger/fear/terror/horror as your child runs toward a busy road, or starts to put dog poo in its mouth!



Like this:



....... get back from there NOW

........put that down NOW

........stop doing that to the dog

........leave your sister alone

....... STOP



If you already have children you will know what I mean.



If you don't: you soon will!!!!
Reply:These are rather strange names, I don't know. I wouldn't give these names to my children, they are complicated
Reply:I love Evangeline!!! If you are living in Japan, they are probably good names, but if you are in the US, I'd recommend something easier like Priscilla, Clarissa, Rosetta or Mandy, Molly, Miranda.
Reply:Those are beautiful names

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