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It’s a great name for a girl and it makes a girl beautiful, for a boy it’s tacky!
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This is a cute nickname for Nikolai. I also like Niko.
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I like this name. I also like the name Nikolai, which it is an abbreviation of. If I have a boy it is certainly a name I would consider. Just to add, I am English.
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This name is awful for a boy! Kolya sounds a whole lot like a girl name! It sounds like Kanya, Anya, Tonya, and Alya!
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You state that "Kolya" sounds like a girl name because it ends in [a].
"Kolya", along with most Russian boys pet names, ends in the sound [a]: Ivan>Vanya, Oleg>Olezhka, Mikhail>Misha, Aleksander>Alyosha/Sasha, Dimitry>Dima, Pavel>Pasha etc.
Many biblical names also rhyme with [a]: Isaiah, Adonijah, Jonah, Ezra, Shia, Elijah etc.
Definitely not girls names to an educated ear.
But since you obviously lack the culture needed to appreciate foreign names, I suggest that you start formulating your comments thusly: "I personally dislike XYZ because..." instead of "XYZ is an awful name".
People who live in glass houses shouldn't be throwing stones: For your information, your own name "Taylor" was exclusively a boy's name not so long ago, before it became as over-used as Mary or John.
Different strokes for different folks, as they say. And yes, my son's name is Kolya.
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"Kolya", along with most Russian boys pet names, ends in the sound [a]: Ivan>Vanya, Oleg>Olezhka, Mikhail>Misha, Aleksander>Alyosha/Sasha, Dimitry>Dima, Pavel>Pasha etc.
Many biblical names also rhyme with [a]: Isaiah, Adonijah, Jonah, Ezra, Shia, Elijah etc.
Definitely not girls names to an educated ear.
But since you obviously lack the culture needed to appreciate foreign names, I suggest that you start formulating your comments thusly: "I personally dislike XYZ because..." instead of "XYZ is an awful name".
People who live in glass houses shouldn't be throwing stones: For your information, your own name "Taylor" was exclusively a boy's name not so long ago, before it became as over-used as Mary or John.
Different strokes for different folks, as they say. And yes, my son's name is Kolya.
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