[Opinions] Gerda
I've been in love with this name ever since I read The Snow Queen when I was twelve. What do you think of it? What would you pair with it?
This message was edited 12/20/2014, 7:57 AM
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I just saw a play of The Snow Queen this afternoon and I was thinking about the name Gerda too.
I don't like it. In my accent it sounds exactly like the word "girder" as in a beam for building houses.
I don't like it. In my accent it sounds exactly like the word "girder" as in a beam for building houses.
It's pretty.
Gerda Louise
Gerda Marie
Gerda Guinevere
Gerda Maribel
Gerda Caroline
Gerda-Rose Salome
Gerda Josephine
Gerda Jessamine
Gerda Lunette
Gerda Louise
Gerda Marie
Gerda Guinevere
Gerda Maribel
Gerda Caroline
Gerda-Rose Salome
Gerda Josephine
Gerda Jessamine
Gerda Lunette
Never heard of it, Can you tell me more about it?
Hmm, not very fond of it with that hard G it gets in other languages. In Swedish it's YAIRD-a, which I like better. :)
Gerda Elise, Gerda Josephine and Gerda Louise popped into my head. Maybe it needs some French elegance to counter the Germanic severity.
Gerda Elise, Gerda Josephine and Gerda Louise popped into my head. Maybe it needs some French elegance to counter the Germanic severity.
It reminds me of GERD, I'm afraid. I don't care for it.
I think it needs a middle name that lightens and brightens it. Gerda Violet? Gerda Emily?
I think it needs a middle name that lightens and brightens it. Gerda Violet? Gerda Emily?
Sounds like the name of a barbarian lady. I am going to have to pass.
Honestly, all I can think of is gurning and girdles, and the sound is too gulp-y for me to ever be fond of it, I think. Sorry.
Gerda Emmeline, maybe? Gerda June?
Gerda Emmeline, maybe? Gerda June?
My mother and stepfather both have trouble with reflux/heartburn. Their diagnosis is gastrointestinal esophageal reflux disease, commonly abbreviated as GERD. This is what Gerda reminds me of, when it doesn't call to mind a beefy blonde German dominatrix in stiletto boots up to her hips and not very much else, waving a whip around and giving commands in German.