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View Full Version : Baby girl "Ava" for Myleene Klaas Plain Talker 30-08-2007, 13:20 Myleene Klaas has had a baby girl, "ava", on 16th August, 3 1/2 weeks early. wishing mother and baby well. story here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6950142.stm SupraSteve 30-08-2007, 13:25 Ava? Ava what? Ava banana? :hihi: I assume it's NOT Sid's? ;) Grim Reaper 30-08-2007, 13:25 What a nice name, and sensible too. Ousetunes 30-08-2007, 13:26 I used to know a girl called Ava way back in the 1970s. She was some cousin of our Indian neighbours although her name was pronounced arvar and not ayva as is the case with Myleene's bambino. pennypie 30-08-2007, 13:29 I like the name Ava, at least its not a stupid name like tinkerbell/apple or something. willman 30-08-2007, 13:45 i'm pleased for her - i only watched the one show for her. i would imagine on her return she may not be all the woman she was.:hihi: BasilRathbon 30-08-2007, 14:13 Wouldn't more suitable first names for Ms Klass' offspring be "No" or "Working"? Plain Talker 30-08-2007, 14:30 I like the name Ava, at least its not a stupid name like tinkerbell/apple or something. That was my first thought, penny... Wow,(!) A "celeb" who has given their child an "ordinary" (ish) name. What a refreshing change! Seen the pic of the baby, and (like all babies) I think she looks sooo gorgeous! Ava, BTW is an alternative spelling of Eva / Eve. and I think it's a lovely name. SupraSteve 30-08-2007, 14:46 Ava, BTW is an alternative spelling of Eva / Eve. and I think it's a lovely name. You learn something new every day. I still think it's silly. :) Mathom 30-08-2007, 16:25 Alas, when I hear that name I always think of Eva Braun :( cgksheff 30-08-2007, 16:46 Ava, BTW is an alternative spelling of Eva / Eve. ......... It is, but it also has other origins/meanings. Bago 30-08-2007, 17:59 I did wonder whether she chose Ava because of some classical pieces or something. It's very traditional sounding. I didn't know it's another name for Eva. It just reminds me of "Ava Maria". Plain Talker 30-08-2007, 18:12 that would be ave maria, avE being latin for "hail", (as in "Hail, Mary, the Lord is with thee...") Daven 30-08-2007, 21:20 Ava Gardner jumps to my mind. pattricia 30-08-2007, 21:24 Ava Gardner jumps to my mind. Yes, I thought Ava Gardner was beautiful. I also like the name Ava. Maybe it will come back in to fashion. cgksheff 31-08-2007, 09:32 Yes, I thought Ava Gardner was beautiful. I also like the name Ava. Maybe it will come back in to fashion. Just following the Yanks! It was Number 5 in the Popularity Stakes (http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/) in the USA last year. mr chris 31-08-2007, 11:07 Yes, I thought Ava Gardner was beautiful. I also like the name Ava. Maybe it will come back in to fashion. She was named for Ava Gardner - it was in the paper. lizzmobile 31-08-2007, 16:14 You learn something new every day. I still think it's silly. :) It's pronounced Ay-vah. Bago 31-08-2007, 17:51 that would be ave maria, avE being latin for "hail", (as in "Hail, Mary, the Lord is with thee...") :hihi: ..... Erm... shall I move off the thread ? :help: Well, at least she got the name right, my name was translated, from "Mei" (=May) to "Mee". :roll: |