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View the slideshow Three little letters or a simple syllable ... no more! The short names have the wind in their sails. They sound a bit like diminutives but are names in their own right. Let yourself be seduced by our selection of short names.
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Mia
This cute name is a derivative probably of Scandinavian origin of Mary, the Hebrew "myriam", meaning the one that raises. Not widespread, it is found mainly in the United States and Germany. To celebrate August 15th. Como
From the Greek "kosmos", which means order, the universe, here is a rather rare name that begins to make itself known and appreciate. Please ? His birthday: September 26th. Téa
A name full of exoticism for your doll, Tea means white, clear in Tahitian. It is also a derivative of the name Theana, the Greek "theos", God. His birthday: July 25th. Aël
Breton form of Angel, the Greek "eggelos", meaning the messenger, this name will seduce you perhaps for your little angel! Do not forget his party on May 5th. Liv
Noam
Mixed name, derived from Hebrew and the word "naomi", Noam means graceful, pleasant, but also sweet, sweet. In Arabic, it means pleasure ... So give this soft name to your loulou. To celebrate December 24th. Thais
This beautiful middle name comes from the Greek "tahis", which means ribbon. A name that is celebrated on October 8th. Luke
From the Latin "lux", light, or Greek name Leukos, this classic could please you ... To celebrate October 18th. Amy
Noa
Mixed name, Noa means in Hebrew move, move ... Also think of its derivatives: Noah, Noah ... His birthday: November 10. Dee
This name of Anglo-Saxon origin is a derivative of Diane, a figure of mythology and goddess of Nature and Hunting among the Romans. Celebrate your little warrior on June 9th. Zoe
This name full of charm comes from the Greek "zoè", which means life. Derivative ideas? Zoa, Zoia or Zoya. His birthday: May 2nd or July 5th. Jan
Derived from John, the name Jan comes from the Hebrew name Yeohanan, which can be interpreted in the sense of God gives grace ... a name full of grace to celebrate December 2nd. Lou
Maud
From the Germanic "math", power, Maud is a very ancient form of Mathilde that was formed in England by deformation of the French Mahaut. More popular in English-speaking countries, than with us, its retro side could please you. His party ? March 14th. Liam
This Anglo-Saxon form of William, itself derived from William (composed of the terms "will" and "helm" which mean respectively will and helmet) is very popular in Britain and the United States and still recent home. To celebrate the 10th of January. There is
Swan
For some, this mixed name comes from the word "swan", designating the swan in English, for others it's the Slavic form of the name Solenne ... it's up to you to see what you prefer! His birthday: September 25th. Paul
Even if it comes from the Latin "paulus", meaning small or weak, this name has everything of a big! Think about his birthday on June 29th. Ayo
It is the singer of Nigerian origin who made known the African name that she chose as pseudo instead of her first name of baptism, Joy. Both have one thing in common: they mean "joy". Hope your princess will be of a temperament as happy as the meaning of her name! His birthday: August 18 with Laetitia. Eli
Pia
Coming from the Latin "pia", pious, Pia is a pretty common name in the Basque country. Celebrate your little model girl on August 21st. Dan
Dan is not only the diminutive of Daniel, it is a full name that comes from Hebrew and means the one who judges or God is my judge. To celebrate December 11th. Tao
Mixed name, Tao means long life or one who smiles in Chinese ... and life will smile to your wonder. Nais
Diminutive of Anaïs, itself Occitan form of Anne, of the Hebrew "hannah", the grace, Naïs is a name especially used in Provence. To celebrate July 26th. Kia
Diminutive of Kiana in English and Kristiana in Scandinavian, this short female name has the advantage of being rare here ... but as it is also the name of a car, maybe you prefer Kya! To you to see ... No date of celebration for this first name. Nour
From Arabic "nûr", meaning light, Nour is one of the many names attributed to the Prophet Muhammad. It's a mixed first name whose date of celebration is unknown ... why not December 13 with Lucie, which also means light? Tess
Derived from the Greek Therasia, name of an island of the Aegean Sea, this derivative of Thérèse comes from the Greek word "ther", meaning the wild beast. To celebrate October 15th. Ryan
Originally a surname in Ireland, Ryan became a first name, carried by his beautiful etymology, the Irish "rigan" meaning young king. An ideal choice, no? His party: March 8. 
