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Meaning and origin
Abby is a Hebrew girl name. The meaning of the name is `My father rejoices`.


Where is it used?
The name Abby is mainly used in English.

It is an abbreviated form of
Abigail, used in English, German and in the bible.


See also
In Spanish: Abegail
In English (Modern): Abigayle
In English: Gail
In English: Abbie
In English: Abbey


What Abby`s say about their name

1. The best thing about the name Abby:
   Two years ago, I lost a baby in the womb at 35 weeks. I know the anxiety of hainvg to deliver a baby who is not perfect. We never knew what caused our baby's death, only God knows. The baby, a boy, was fully formed and looked perfect in every way. The heartache and trauma of this loss were huge. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to experience in my life. I am so happy for you that, in spite of the odds, you are getting to develop a relationship with your daughter. There is no price that can be put on that. When I held my lifeless baby, fresh from the womb, I was heartsick at the thought I'd never hear him cry or make little baby noises. I would never get to see him with his eyes open. I would never get to know him and who God created him to be. So, do cherish, cherish, cherish every living, breathing moment with your daughter. Even if the days are few, they are invaluable. You are doing the right thing by taking lots of photos. When our baby was born, the hospital provided a photographer to us free of charge. It was awkward hainvg this stranger in the room with us taking photos of our blue, floppy baby. However, the treasure of photographs he gifted us with is priceless. I keep a small album of them in my purse and pull it out anytime I want to. I was so afraid I'd forget our sweet son's face, but now I never will. God's very best to your family and your sweet precious gift.
   The worst thing about the name:
   Two years ago, I lost a baby in the womb at 35 weeks. I know the anxiety of hainvg to deliver a baby who is not perfect. We never knew what caused our baby's death, only God knows. The baby, a boy, was fully formed and looked perfect in every way. The heartache and trauma of this loss were huge. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to experience in my life. I am so happy for you that, in spite of the odds, you are getting to develop a relationship with your daughter. There is no price that can be put on that. When I held my lifeless baby, fresh from the womb, I was heartsick at the thought I'd never hear him cry or make little baby noises. I would never get to see him with his eyes open. I would never get to know him and who God created him to be. So, do cherish, cherish, cherish every living, breathing moment with your daughter. Even if the days are few, they are invaluable. You are doing the right thing by taking lots of photos. When our baby was born, the hospital provided a photographer to us free of charge. It was awkward hainvg this stranger in the room with us taking photos of our blue, floppy baby. However, the treasure of photographs he gifted us with is priceless. I keep a small album of them in my purse and pull it out anytime I want to. I was so afraid I'd forget our sweet son's face, but now I never will. God's very best to your family and your sweet precious gift.
   If my name wasn`t Abby....:
   Two years ago, I lost a baby in the womb at 35 weeks. I know the anxiety of hainvg to deliver a baby who is not perfect. We never knew what caused our baby's death, only God knows. The baby, a boy, was fully formed and looked perfect in every way. The heartache and trauma of this loss were huge. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to experience in my life. I am so happy for you that, in spite of the odds, you are getting to develop a relationship with your daughter. There is no price that can be put on that. When I held my lifeless baby, fresh from the womb, I was heartsick at the thought I'd never hear him cry or make little baby noises. I would never get to see him with his eyes open. I would never get to know him and who God created him to be. So, do cherish, cherish, cherish every living, breathing moment with your daughter. Even if the days are few, they are invaluable. You are doing the right thing by taking lots of photos. When our baby was born, the hospital provided a photographer to us free of charge. It was awkward hainvg this stranger in the room with us taking photos of our blue, floppy baby. However, the treasure of photographs he gifted us with is priceless. I keep a small album of them in my purse and pull it out anytime I want to. I was so afraid I'd forget our sweet son's face, but now I never will. God's very best to your family and your sweet precious gift.
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   Two years ago, I lost a baby in the womb at 35 weeks. I know the anxiety of hainvg to deliver a baby who is not perfect. We never knew what caused our baby's death, only God knows. The baby, a boy, was fully formed and looked perfect in every way. The heartache and trauma of this loss were huge. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to experience in my life. I am so happy for you that, in spite of the odds, you are getting to develop a relationship with your daughter. There is no price that can be put on that. When I held my lifeless baby, fresh from the womb, I was heartsick at the thought I'd never hear him cry or make little baby noises. I would never get to see him with his eyes open. I would never get to know him and who God created him to be. So, do cherish, cherish, cherish every living, breathing moment with your daughter. Even if the days are few, they are invaluable. You are doing the right thing by taking lots of photos. When our baby was born, the hospital provided a photographer to us free of charge. It was awkward hainvg this stranger in the room with us taking photos of our blue, floppy baby. However, the treasure of photographs he gifted us with is priceless. I keep a small album of them in my purse and pull it out anytime I want to. I was so afraid I'd forget our sweet son's face, but now I never will. God's very best to your family and your sweet precious gift.
2. The best thing about the name Abby:
   it suits me,my personality..
   The worst thing about the name:
   sometimes,others will call me abigail instead of abby.
   If my name wasn`t Abby....:
   
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3. The best thing about the name Abby:
   After 13 years I'm used to it now.
   The worst thing about the name:
   Besides the way it rhymes with crabby, there's like 20 other Abbies in my school.
   If my name wasn`t Abby....:
   My parents almost named me Madeline. But if I could choose, it would be Sunny.
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4. The best thing about the name Abby:
   It's a cute name and where I am from you don't hear it too often...
   The worst thing about the name:
   There's nothing bad about it!
   If my name wasn`t Abby....:
   It would be Elizabeth...But I LOVE the name Abby..
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5. The best thing about the name Abby:
   the best thing is probably the fact that a lot of people dont have the the name abby its mostly abigail instead
   The worst thing about the name:
   people always assume that your full name is abigail instead of and they sometimes will call you abigail
   If my name wasn`t Abby....:
   not an option my name suits my name suit me too well i couldn think of any other name
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