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| Subject: | Re: Italian feminine forms of Vincent |
| Author: | Fiammetta (Authenticated as lady murasaki) |
| Date: | June 3, 2010 at 8:13:07 AM |
| Reply to: | Italian feminine forms of Vincent by egyptianpanda |
I've never heard Vincentia used. It would be Vincenza, which is used but not so much because is generally considered very ugly. There's also the nickname Enza as a possiblity (another name that's generally considered ugly). Victoria seems a stretch, and anyway the Italian form of Victoria is Vittoria.
Btw, Vincentio isn't used either, it's always Vincenzo. Shakespeare's Italian names are often a little weird, at least for modern standards.
Formerly Known as Murasaki
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