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Subject: Italian feminine forms of Vincent
Author: egyptianpanda   (Authenticated as egyptianpanda)
Date: June 2, 2010 at 11:41:28 AM
So, I'm in a production of Taming of the Shrew. In the play, there is a character named Vincentio. Because it does not dramatically (no pun intended) affect the plot, we are changing it to a woman because I am him/her and I am not a guy. The director said she was thinking about Victoria, but I suggested a female form of the name. She was OK with me finding one if I could. (She wasn't too happy about Vincentia though....)

In the database there is Vincenza, but are there any other forms? Is Vincentia a correct Italian form of the name?

Thanks!
~Ilana~

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