Comments for NEFERTITI:

Its a beautiful name, very exotic. Whenever I hear it it reminds me of those elegant busts of Nefertiti in her headress with the long necks. I would hardly give my daughter such a name though.

-- Anonymous User  7/5/2005

The German version of the name is Nofretete. The Egyptian form is Nafteta.

-- Runa  8/18/2005

A very beautiful and exotic name, though I doubt many could use it today. I prefer it over Nefertari - the name is a lot more mysterious in meaning.

-- Lizdebiz  1/16/2007

"Nefertiti" has this sort of mystic air about it. It's an awesome name.

-- seraphine_eternal  7/21/2007

Nefertiti was from the kingdom of Nubia, and was therefore exotic and beautiful to the Egyptians. Her husband, Akhenaton, attempted to convert Egypt to monotheism.

-- Anonymous User  3/13/2008

I like the name, very original!

-- IAmTabby  3/13/2008

Well, it's quite a big name to have, isn't it? In English-speaking countries, having this name would surely be hell because of the ending. I bet the poor girl would get a lot of titty-jokes.

-- slight night shiver  5/1/2008

Slight night shiver, in English it's generally pronounced Neh-fur-tEE-tee, not Neh-fur-tit-ee.

-- MoonAgeDaydreamer  3/13/2009

This is one of my favorite names. It sounds so very exotic, like the name Cleopatra, except not as over-used. I've always been fond of ancient Egyptian culture, art, and religion.

-- zippity bubble  5/4/2009

It's very pretty, and I am a big enthusiast on ancient Egypt, but I think Nefertiti would lead to "titty" jokes.

-- bananarama  8/18/2009

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