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What do you think about this girls combo?
Octavia Jordan Aliona H.
Feel free to suggest other ideas!
Thank you!
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
Octavia Jordan Aliona H.
Feel free to suggest other ideas!
Thank you!
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
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Hi !!!!
I think It is perfect among your children's names!
There is a "Biblical" name (Jordan), a more classic name (Octavia) and a more refined name (Aliona).
And Jordan starts with J as always is one of their three names.
Well done! XD It is great.
ETA: Octavia Jemima Aliona?
It is pretty too.
But maybe all names ending with A aren't so good.
So Jordan could be better.
WDYT?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I think It is perfect among your children's names!
There is a "Biblical" name (Jordan), a more classic name (Octavia) and a more refined name (Aliona).
And Jordan starts with J as always is one of their three names.
Well done! XD It is great.
ETA: Octavia Jemima Aliona?
It is pretty too.
But maybe all names ending with A aren't so good.
So Jordan could be better.
WDYT?
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
This message was edited 6/23/2016, 8:16 AM
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Honestly. I think Jordan ruins it... Complete tarnishes the beautiful Octavia and exotic Aliona.
Octavia is my tippy-top name for a future daughter and if I can just convince the other half that is what we will name our little bundle of joy if we are ever blessed with a girl.
Aliona or Alyona appeared briefly on my long list when I first discovered the name several years back. The sound still appeals to me.
But to revert back to your original question of 'too long?'... No, but if you're worried about it you could try replacing Jordan with a smoother, one syllable name, e.g.
Octavia Aliona Jean H.
Octavia Aliona Jewel H.
Octavia Aliona Jo H.
Octavia Aliona Joy H.
Depending on your surname the flow of the name might sound better with the short name as the first middle name or second - you'd have to say it aloud to decide for yourself.
Other J names that I prefer with Octavia and Aliona (and siblings):
Jasmine
Jemma
Jenna
Jessa
July
:-)
Octavia is my tippy-top name for a future daughter and if I can just convince the other half that is what we will name our little bundle of joy if we are ever blessed with a girl.
Aliona or Alyona appeared briefly on my long list when I first discovered the name several years back. The sound still appeals to me.
But to revert back to your original question of 'too long?'... No, but if you're worried about it you could try replacing Jordan with a smoother, one syllable name, e.g.
Octavia Aliona Jean H.
Octavia Aliona Jewel H.
Octavia Aliona Jo H.
Octavia Aliona Joy H.
Depending on your surname the flow of the name might sound better with the short name as the first middle name or second - you'd have to say it aloud to decide for yourself.
Other J names that I prefer with Octavia and Aliona (and siblings):
Jasmine
Jemma
Jenna
Jessa
July
:-)
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Not if you really like it. If you happen to love it, but you're concerned about the length, maybe you don't really love it.
If I loved it, I would not care how many letters it was.
Since two of the names have four syllables, and since you want two middles, I would ask yourself: Which do I like better: Octavia or Aliona?
Octavia Jordan is very pretty.
I personally would not use two names that end in A, even if they are not back to back. That is just me.
If I loved it, I would not care how many letters it was.
Since two of the names have four syllables, and since you want two middles, I would ask yourself: Which do I like better: Octavia or Aliona?
Octavia Jordan is very pretty.
I personally would not use two names that end in A, even if they are not back to back. That is just me.
This message was edited 6/22/2016, 7:26 PM
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