What is a good baby name for a child who will likely be traveling a lot?

Any good suggestions for a baby name for a child that will likely be traveling around the world a lot? I'm trying to think of something that goes well in many different languages....and something unique.

What is a good baby name for a child who will likely be traveling a lot?
What a lucky little stinker.


Um.


Well when you say they are going to be traveling a lot, I think they should have a classic name with a unique bounce to it.


I like-


Gwenna (girl)


Pilar (unisex)


Emerie (girl)


Rowan (Very british) (unisex)


Hattie (girl)


Wrennan (boy)


Nicola (girl)


Britt (unisex, although I like much better for a boy)


Liam (Boy)


hope it helps.



Reply:Most languages have some variation of the following names though they are not exactly the most new-sounding of names:





Anna


Angela


Anya


Elle


Elizabeth


Jane


Jennifer


Maria


Natalie


Tina


Victoria





Anthony


Edward


Frederick


Frances


Henry


Jack


John


James


Mark/Marcus


William
Reply:These all mean travel in Greek:





Hermes


Ermete





Ermione


Hermia


Hermina


Hermione





Others:


Trent (eng)- traveler; journey across


Rahul (arabic)- traveler


Babette (french)- stranger; traveler from a foreign land


Barbara/Barbie (eng)- traveler from a foreign land


Faer (eng)- traveler


Farah (eng) - traveler


Faren/Farren/Faryn (english) - adventerous


Farold (eng) - powerful traveler


Farman/Firman (anglo-saxon)- traveler


Nandor/Nandy (hungarian)- ready traveler


Saira (arabic)- one who travels


Beitris (scottish)- blessed traveler


Fernanda (spanish) - ready traveler


Isra (arabic)- night traveler


Sorley (scottish) - summer traveler


Trixi (eng)- blessed traveler


Nakai (native american)- one who wanders


Emmett (eng)- whole, universal


Dessa (greek)- roaming


Travis/Travers (eng)- traverse, travel





Names from explorers names (use names not in parenthesis):


Christopher(Columbus)


(Sir)Francis Drake...use either name or both


(Walter)Raleigh...use Raleigh for a girl


(John)Cabot or Sebastian (Cabot)


(Louis)Joliet (use Joliet for a girl)


Jacques (Cartier)


Leif (Erikson)



























Reply:I thought you might want to see some names whose meanings relate to travel.





Girls


Orabel--beautiful seacoast (could also be spelled Aurabelle, etc . . . )


Avani--earth


Perrine--wanderer


Xenia--stranger


Emma--entire, universal


Tierra--earth





Boys


Doran--stranger


Noah--wanderer


Dylan--son of the sea


Marriner--sailor
Reply:Boys:


Pilot-----they travel a lot


Journey---------travel oriented


Travis---sounds like travel


London


Dallas


Boston


Rome





Girls:


Amelia--------Amelia Earhart famous pilot


Skye----the sky is everywhere you travel


Mercedes-----car that travels


Paris


Florence


Asia


America





Either:


Ireland


France
Reply:for a child that will likely be travel around the world a lot, I think he or she needs a name that is easy to pronounce or easy to spell. so I suggest Adam or Kevin (boy) and June or Rose (girl).
Reply:For a boy, David. It's the most popular boy name in the world, spelled the same in most languages that use this kind of alphabet.
Reply:Mara, Maryn, Natalia, Sasha





Paxton, Maxwell, Mikail, Maddox
Reply:david,joshua,john,jesus,esteban,ralph,to...
Reply:Eden, Emma, Paget (it's French so it has a mark thing above the e lol)





Oliver, Noah, James
Reply:girls:





Jessica


Isabella


Mia


Ashley


Paige


Lilly


Grace





Boys:





Joshua


David


Mark


Thomas


Kyle


Steve


Sam


Eric



Reply:For a boy,I think would be Ezra...For a girl,I think a good one would be Eden.They're beautiful names,and I like them.=D
Reply:Amari or Adrianna...hope I helped:)
Reply:Phoenix Anthony
Reply:Ocean
Reply:Sarah


Leah


Ben


Abby
Reply:Off topic....





Dont you think your kid should have some sort of stability??
Reply:Peter Pan
Reply:Oh gosh...I cannot resist...ROMAN!
Reply:Sky. I know someone who named their daughter Sky, which I think is so cute!
Reply:Baby. Or John.