Ben has been calling mei mei’s name at mummy’s belly…
He will also rub oil, kiss and sing song for mei mei 🙂
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15 Replies to “Mei mei’s name”
What does Aniina means, Benny?
Anniina – Origin and Meaning of the name
(Hebrew) God was gracious, God has shown favor
[ syll. an-nii-na, ann-i-ina ] The girl name Anniina is pronounced AE-IY-Nah KEY. Anniina’s language of origin is Hebrew and it is predominantly used in the Finnish language. Anniina is a pet form of the Czech, English, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Scandinavian, Slavic, Spanish, Breton, Catalan, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, and French Anna.
Wah, Elise, you are so pandai in using Internet 😉 Yes, it has the same meaning as Grace‘s name, derived from Ann 🙂
that was not me..that was rachel! Huh? Aminah?? Hee hee. Just kidding. ^ ^
Can I call her Annie? Annie sounds good to me.
Very Good meaning!. Well done, Elise, 4 looking it up.
Which pronounciation sounds better? a-nni-na or ann-ni-na or ae-iy-nah?
No offense, Samuel actually pointed out ae-iy-nah sounds like hy-e-na in the
Lion King.
Samm!!..Actually I have same thing in mind..but I dare not say..cos Ee will knock my head. x.x
Ben used to purposely pronounce it as “Aminah” 😀 He likes to tease ppl 😀
That was Rachel..not me,Ee. Huh? Aminah? Oh. OKayy..Can I call her Annie? 😀 Annie sounds great to me 🙂
Yes, Elise, you can call her so 🙂 Annie and Benny 😀 Any idea for Chinese name?
Grandma grandpa should have the privilege to name their grandchild.
I have asked from them. Can’t remember if they named you too 😉
Anniina? Might as well name her Elena…Elliee! 😀 I may not know how to play with babies but i shure know a thing or two about naming em.
They don’t name us bcos to grandma n gpa,ben n his mei mei r the only paternal grandchildren.. 😀
This comment surely hurts those who really love you. Anyway, you are big girl now and entitle your own view but remember, often, you are what you think 🙂
did i say smth wrg? oh sorry sorry..i apologise 😀