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Some names I've been meaning to get feedback on... (f)
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Adele - I like it. I prefer Adelaide, Adela or Alice, but all the forms of this name are pretty to me. Something about the "del-" sound I like.Aria - I am not a fan of this name at all. There's something about it that feels trashy to me. I'm ok with the similar sounding Ariana & Ariadne, however. Jacqueline / Jackie - I love this name. It is on my list as well. This spelling is the best in my opinion. I read a book called "Easy" recently, and every time I read that book it makes me fall in love with the name Jacqueline all over again. It is the main character's name. It sounds so elegant and graceful.Jade - I am biased with this name, as I knew a mean Jade in high school. She ruined it for me. If I try to be objective, it is still not a name I would add to my list, as I'm not a huge fan of mineral/crystal/precious stone names. That being said, when it comes to those types of names, I think I like the sound of Jade due to its similarity in sound to Jane. It sounds like a fresher, more youthful-sounding version of Jane.Maria / Marie - The name Marie was actually just on my mind. Here, Marie is overused as both a middle name and a double-barreled name. I can't tell you how many women named Marie-France, Marie-Philip, Marie-Claude or Marie-Luce I know. But I was considering Marie as just a first name, alone, by itself. It sounds so simple, yet strong, and it could be paired with so many middle names. Maria is beautiful too, but I do prefer it pronounced like Mariah.

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Adele — I really like it. Classic, not trendy, maybe a bit old fashioned, with a beautiful sound and meaning. 10/10Aria — really not a fan. The musical connection is nice, but this seems so trendy to me. 3/10Jacqueline / Jackie — you can’t really go wrong with this. It’s simple, classic, and works on any type of woman. 9/10Jade — this is just as trendy as Aria, but without much meaning behind it. 2/10Maria / Marie — underused classics as first names, overused filler as middle names. As a first name, I’d give them 10/10Opal — interesting gemstone; not sure whether I like or strongly dislike it as a name (how I feel about most O names, tbh). 6/10Paloma — beautiful sound, and I love the meaning of dove. 9/10Pomona — I know this is a name with a long history, but it just makes me think of the city in California. I just can’t get past it. 4/10Sasha — I like Sasha as a nickname for Aleksandra, but don’t think it can stand on its own. As a full name, I’d give Sasha 3/10Zaynab — beautiful pronunciation and meaning, underused (at least where I live), classic. Just perfect. 10/10
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Is there a Pomona, CA? I had no idea! And I feel the same about Opal. The gem is beautiful but I can’t decide if the name is cute and different or old-sounding and odd. /:
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Yeah, Pomona is a city in Cali — it even has a college (Cal Poly Pomona).I think Opal is cute/different and old/odd. It has both vibes to me, which is why I have mixed feelings on it.
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Hi peonini !!!Adele 5/10 boring. I much prefer Ada. It is clearer but also more mature and elegant.Aria 6/10 it could be my style but for some reason it isn't yet. I really like Aura instead (pr is like the Italian Laura without L). It is refined, pure but super-modern without being trendy.Jacqueline 'Jackie' 8/10 I really like this name. I prefer Jacqueline pronpunced in French.Jackie 8/10 is stunning as NN. Actually it is growing on my mind as full first name too. Jade 4/10 I dislike the sound. I much prefer Giada. But both seem trashy and overused.Maria / Marie 5/10 both super boring and plain. Just it.Opal 6/10 like Aria it could ne my style but it isn't. I much prefer Opaline that is in my PNL.Paloma 9/10 If I will have a Spanish/Latino husband I would seriously think of it as FN or MN for a future daughter. Simple, great and cheer sound, elegant meaning.Pomona 7/10 I use to like it but it is not among my faves.Sasha 3/10 it is horrible on a girl imo.
I much prefer Sacha (spelt in French) but only on a boy.Zaynab 7/10 I use to like it but by far too religious as Arabic name...and you?
What is your thought about them? ^^
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Thanks for the feedback! I like all of them — some more than others. I also love Ada and Giada is cute. (-;
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