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| Logical Names for Twins | Aidan and Nadia
The name Aidan is Nadia in reverse.
Amy and May
These two names are the anagrams of each other.
Atarah and Stephen
Both of these names may be translated like “crown”, though Atarah is of the Hebrew original, while Stephen comes from the Greek language.
Aurora and Dawn
Aurora is the Latin word for “dawn”.
Brendan and Sarah
Brendan is translated like “prince” from Irish, and Sarah is translated like “princess” from Hebrew.
Cara and Mia
Cara is translated like “beloved” from Italian, and Mia means “my” in Italian. Put together these names will mean “my beloved”, as the Italian phrase CARAMIA.
Chandra and Selene
Chandra is translated like “moon” from Sanskrit, while Selene was the Greek goddess of the moon.
Columba and Jemima
Both of these names may be translated like “dove”, though Columbia is of the Latin original, while, Jemima comes from the Hebrew language.
Daphne and Laura
Both of these names may be translated like “laurel”, though Daphne is of the Greek original, while, Laura comes from the Latin language.
Deborah and Melissa
Both of these names may be translated like “bee”, though Deborah is of the Hebrew original, while, Melissa comes from the Greek language.
Dolly and Lloyd
These two names are the anagrams of each other.
Dorcas and Tabitha
Both of these names may be translated like “gazelle”, though Dorcas is of the Greek original, while, Tabitha comes from the Aramaic language. These two names were mentioned in the New Testament, where they referred to the same person (Acts 9:36).
Dorothy and Theodora
These two names developed from the Greek elements doros, meaning “gift” and theos, which means “God”, though in each name these elements come in different order.
Elijah and Joel
There are two name elements, which can be translated as “God” from the Hebrew. Thus, these names contain both elements, thought they are in different order.
Erica and Heather
Erica is translated like “heather” from Latin.
Eve and Zoe
Both of these names may be translated like “life”, though Eve of the Hebrew original, while, Zoe comes from the Greek language.
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