Message: "mostly echoing Mirfak ..."

This is a reply within a larger thread: view the whole thread

mostly echoing Mirfak ...

by RoxStar

2/25/2015, 7:44 AM

It's an attractive sound, but has a hippie-dippie vibe that seems a bit ful of itself. It also sounds like it wouldn't at all be out of place as the name of a high-end pickup truck. (For all I know, it already is one; they've got Tahoe and Malibu and Dakota and Tundra, why not Sedona as well?)
I would try and keep the middle name simple and not common-noun. Sedona Joy sounds like a music festival, and Sedona Felicity sounds like a detox camp in the desert.
Sedona Jean
Sedona Louise
Sedona Michelle
Sedona Elaine

I think, therefore I judge.

Replies

- Caroline (CarolineCarolina)

2/26/2015, 1:02 PM

Sedona Felicity sounds like a detox camp in the desert.

lolololol

- whim +2

2/25/2015, 10:09 AM

Sedona's sound is what drew my attention and it sort of does have that old hippie vibe (I like that). As mirfak stated below in her response, it's the name of a minivan. I didn't want to mention that. lol

You're right about the combos: Sedona Joy sounds like a music festival and Sedona Felicity sounds like a rehab. Darn. I'm not heartbroken though. Sedona's not really a name I could see myself using but it is a current favorite.

I like your suggestion of Sedona Jean.

Thanks!

- LMS +1

2/27/2015, 1:18 AM

I think pairing a word name with Sedona is a bad thing, even Jean.

- whim

2/27/2015, 5:41 AM

Good point. I tend to forget Jean is also associated with jeans material. It's my grandmother's middle name so I don't think of anything else.

I wonder what cut Sedona Jeans would be. lol

- mirfak

2/25/2015, 9:06 AM

I forgot to mention, it actually is/was the name of a car - the Kia Sedona, a minivan of all things.

I don't think that ruins it as a first name. But it is kind of funny that you mentioned it.

This message was edited 2/25/2015, 9:32 AM

View Message

Replies