Suffer from sinus issues? Prone to colds? When you're all stuffed up, the nasal consonants M and N don't come out quite right. So, if you're someone whose nose is often clogged, you may want to avoid baby names with nasal consonants.

Yes, this might sound like a strange way to choose a baby name. But let's be honest -- you'll be saying your child's name a lot more often than your child will. Why not choose something you can pronounce perfectly under all circumstances?

Below are well over 100 nasally names to be wary of. First, the trickiest group -- names that contain three distinct M- or N-sounds.

Antonina Antonino Benjamin Clementina Clementine

Manning Maximilian Montgomery Norman Normina

Next, many of the names with 2 distinct M- or N-sounds:

Amanda Amani Amina Anderson Angelina Annamarie Anthony Armando Arminta Brandon Brennan Brenton Carmen Carmine Channing Clinton Damon Desmond Dominic Dominique Emmanuel Fernanda Fernando Finnegan Franklin Gwendolyn Hermione Imani Ingram Jemima

Jonathan Kingston Lamont Landon MacKenna MacKenzie Madelyn Madison Malcolm Manon Manuel Manuela Marina Marni Mason Maxim Maxima Maximus Melanie Melinda Memphis Mimi Mina Mindy Minnie Mona Monica Monique Monte Morgan

Mortimer Muhammad Myrna Myron Naima Nancy Naomi Nathan Nathaniel Nehemiah Newman Nilam Nina Noam Noemi Norma Philomena Ramon Raymond Roman Samantha Santana Santino Simon Simone Sumner Trenton Solomon Vincent Wilhelmina

Finally, a small selection of the thousands of names that contain just 1 M- or N-sound.

Adam Amy Anna Connor Daniel Emma Emmett Hannah Henry Hunter Inga Ingrid

James Jennifer Kimberly Marie Matthew Michael Pamela Omar Oona Summer Thomas Timothy

There are hundreds of names out there with just one M- or N-sound, though -- keep this in the back of your mind as you search for names.