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Literary Name By Bobby 2 Months Ago My wife and I are having a girl and we would like to have a literary name that is not popular like Emma, Emily, Elizabeth, etc.. One of my favorite authors when I was in my early twenties was William Saroyan who wrote The Human Comedy and The Time of your Life. His works were about optimism in times of hardships and I think having a name that repesents those ideals would be a nice legacy. How does the name Saroya (Sa-roy-a) sound?
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Re:Literary Name By T 2 Months Ago Saroya is unique. I've never heard it before.
I've never heard of this author before so I looked it up and found this character's last name Macauley. I think that is a cute name for a little girl.
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Re:Literary Name By Bobby 2 Months Ago Thanks T. I like Macauley too as a boy's name. Thanks for your input.
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Re:Literary Name By Anon 2 Months Ago How does the name Saroya (Sa-roy-a) sound?
I think that is a beautiful name!
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Re:Literary Name By cdv 2 Months Ago I give MacCauley a nod too ... heard it just a few weeks ago.
Pretty sure it can be uni-sex. You'd do best to find a site with different categories if BH doesn't have a "literary cat." I've only heard the name Soraya but Saroya sounds almost the same. Quite nice.
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Re:Literary Name By silversky32 2 Months Ago I think its unique and interesting, plus it means something to you. I like it.
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