“Amadora” is Portuguese for “admirable,” and “Portugal” was the first name I gave my son when we adopted him. Although he has many nicknames (Makaya, Taka, and many more), they all sum up how awesome my kids are. They’re all awesome. They all make me happy. They all make my wife smile.
I was originally going to call him Makaya, but I have now been told that this is not a good name for a baby. (My wife, being a good person, is not really happy about it either.) Makaya is a name that is a lot like his father and his mother, who both had this name. His dad is a very powerful character. He is a strong and forceful man, but he also has a very kind and humble side. He is a great father.
I think Makaya would be a great name for a baby. I like the way my wife and kids describe it though.
Yeah, I think his name is a great name for a baby. It is a name that is very similar to his father’s name. I don’t know if it is a coincidence that the two are in the same family. I think it’s more of a coincidence that they both have the same name.
I know Makaya is a Portuguese, but I think the name amadora portuges is perfect. For amadora, it’s the name of the Portuguese flag. For portuges, it’s a good friend. Its a good name to give you a nice boy.
The name amadora is a portuguese given name, but as a portuguese name, it is also a portuguese surname. The Portuguese surname amado is pronounced amah-dah. You can google amada portuges to find out more.
The name amada portuges is an exonym, or a nickname, of Portugal. The name is used to refer to Portugal itself, and is related to the Portuguese word amador, which means “beloved”. This is the exonym for the Portuguese name.
In the case of amadora portuges, the Portuguese surname was a nickname for the Portuguese name. The Portuguese name itself was a given name, of course. Amador was also a given name, or a surname, of Portugal. Amador was a nickname of the Portuguese name. The Portuguese name itself was a surname, but the Portuguese surname was also a nickname of the Portuguese name.
It’s also an exonym of the Portuguese name. The Portuguese surname was also a nickname of the Portuguese name. The Portuguese name itself was a given name, but the Portuguese surname was also a nickname of the Portuguese name.
When I was in Portugal, my last name was a given name. Amador my last name was a nickname of the Portuguese name. When I was in Portugal, my last name was a given name, but the Portuguese surname was also a nickname of the Portuguese name.
