Message: "Full Name for Thea?"

[Opinions] Full Name for Thea?

by lakin5

11/8/2011, 9:07 PM

My options so far are Theadore and Timothea. It's for my character and I need a full name for her. Her friend's full name is EllaNora( alt. spelling to Eleanora) and I don't want thier names to rhyme or sound simmilar. She is aboutr 13/14 and lives in rural Kansas. She is timid and creative and her little brother name is Xavier. Her last name is Campbell. Any suggestions?

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This message was edited 11/8/2011, 9:54 PM

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- Alcyone

11/9/2011, 3:30 PM

I like Thea on its own, but Theodora/Theadora or Timothea would work. There's also Althea. You could name her Dorothea, but since she's in Kansas, that might be too cheesy because it's close to Dorothy.

This message was edited 11/11/2011, 7:17 AM

- emmett

11/9/2011, 10:42 AM

I love the name Thea! I first heard it in the movie, For Keeps. :-) That baby's full name was Theadosia (thea-DOH-see-ah). I loved the name so much then (in the 80s), I gave it to my hamster. LOL. Thea was my favorite hamster. ;-) Still love the name.

And I agree with another poster, Thea is great on its own. Still, I love Theadosia. :-)

- Malk

11/9/2011, 3:39 AM

I like Thea and Theia on their own, but they could also be used for any of the Greek names like Iolanthe, Evanthe, Chrysanthe, Xanthe as well.

- insane romantic

11/9/2011, 12:20 AM

There are quite a few greek names which end in -thea, like Althea or Amalthea.

- Delphi_Blue

11/8/2011, 11:48 PM

I'd just use Thea. It works as a full name.

- beethoven (blaaarg)

11/8/2011, 10:21 PM

You sure you need a full name? I know a Thea-just-Thea and it works fine.

- Anneza

11/8/2011, 9:51 PM

Anthea; Althea; Alethea; Dorothea ...

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