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It's not one that I would use simply because I don't care for the way it sounds enough to actually use it, but I think it's pretty, and I appreciate that it isn't too popular.

I guess I'm the only one who hates it. It's my least favorite name.
It's an archaic, twee reference to heaven. Too precious/pious/flimsy for me.
It reminds me of illicitly, fellatio, electricity, fulsome, lickity-split, and soliciting.
It'd be a bit droll on a woman who does not happen to be small and cute and happy.
Good name for a cat. Funny name on a mean cat.

This message was edited 7/5/2010, 11:40 AM

LOVE it. GORGEOUS.

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Keri Russell.

I really like Felicity -- it's so lissome and bright!

I like it actually. It's feminine without being soft.

I think it's very sweet! It used to be one of my favorites, and although I'm a little less attached to it now, I still think it's lovely.

I like it. The sounds and the dancing rhythm are good and the meaning is even better.

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Once I knew a Felicity whose nn was Lissy: like Lizzy but with the s sound.

Very pretty and a less common virtuous name

I like a lot, though probably would never use it. Quite sweet though.

I think of the one from "American Girls". I'm not really a fan of it, but I do think it would sound nice with Anne or Anna, or maybe Cora, as fns, mns, or sisters.

I think it's pretty. Potentially kinda high class in style and/or maybe a little prissy, but not necessarily. I like the combo Mayu Felicity, which is almost a surprise since I'm not usually a fan of prissy sounding names. Kinda makes me think of "Road to Avonlea" since that's where I first heard it.

I love it!! I think Fliss or Liss/y sound really sweet on a little girl.