I'm a dad now

[Lost User]

Thanks :-) That's great to know.

[Lost User]

Thank you :-)

[Lost User]

Thank you :-)

[Lost User]

PIEBALDconsult wrote:

That's not where you belong.

Do they call it something else in the US?

[Lost User]

I meant they do not allow it in Tamil Nadu where I come from. Haven't heard of anyone doing so here. :-)

[Nish Nishant]

Yeah that may be so. What's her name?

Regards, Nish

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[Lost User]

Safiyyah.

[Nish Nishant]

Cool sounding name :-)

Regards, Nish

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[Lost User]

Thanks Nish. Safiyyah means "pure" in Arabic. I'm still searching for a second name that goes with it. :-)

[_AK_]

Hey congrats man.

.AK.

[Nish Nishant]

Won't she get your lastname as her lastname?

Regards, Nish

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[Nish Nishant]

The babynames website says it means "Sincere friend" in arabic.

Regards, Nish

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Shameel wrote:

a second name that goes with it

Joy

[_AK_]

I don't think everybody follows the same.

.AK.

[Nish Nishant]

I know. But then she'd at least get his first name or family name I'd think.

Regards, Nish

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[Lost User]

In our family, we have the family name coming first and then a two part name. For example, my family name is 'Zakir' and my two part name is 'Shameel Ahmed'. She'll get the 'Zakir' title too, but she needs the second part of the two-part name. :-)

[_AK_]

Yeah that is a normal process but these days lot of people are opting to keep a complete different first and last name.

.AK.

[Lost User]

:thumbsup: Great suggestion. Farah (Arabic) or Rina (Hebrew) works. :-)

[Lost User]

Thank you :-)

[Tarakeshwar Reddy]

Congrats welcome to the club.