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Re: "Ada" as a Nickname
I can't say I've ever known an Adelaide personally, much less heard of one called "Ada". I think your point is valid and I certainly didn't take your comment as an effort just to put down an idea. But "Ada" does actually sound natural to my ear, despite having no real-life example to offer and despite it being a well-known stand-alone name. Presumably, some other folks in the world might hear it/feel it as I do, too. Perhaps I ought to have addressed my comment directly to the OP. My apologies if you felt attacked; wasn't my intention. :)

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Thanks, and sorry, I don't think it was you. I'm really irritable lately.I think it's likely most people would agree with you that it works. I guess it only counts when there's actually a person named that way, though.
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