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Imogen Claribel
Imogen Calista

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6/10, I can see the appeal, but I've never been drawn to it.

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It reminds me of names like Saskia, Jocelyn, Emma.

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It sounds British and also a bit boring (it's basically Emma Jen, or imagin') but wholesome and streamlined.

This message was edited 11/20/2021, 9:55 PM

I prefer Imogene, but I don't like either because of the hard G sound. I have to admit that they both sound strong and anti-frilly. I rate Imogen 5/10.

I like it, 9/10, mn Renee, Nicole, Amy, Chelsea, Chantal, Grace, Faith, Hope, Cassandra, Vanessa, Laura, May, Maeve, Phoebe, Ruby, Lucy, Lily, Tessa, Chloe, Zoe, Zara, Saskia, Susannah, Suzanne

This message was edited 11/20/2021, 6:38 PM

4 out of 10

I love Imogen and would use it happily IRL. Definitely a 9/10.

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My standard combo is Imogen Cecily Clare. Other possibilities:
Imogen Ruth Miranda
Imogen Rosamond
Imogen Alice
Imogen Mary Suzanne

I don’t really like it, but that’s based on the Imogens I personally know! Objectively it’s not bad.

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Imogen Matilda
Imogen Alice
Imogen Sarah
Imogen Chloe
Imogen Florence
Imogen Daisy
Imogen Clara
Imogen Eve
Imogen Freya
Imogen Iris
Imogen Violet
Imogen Lucy
Imogen Eliza
Imogen Ivy
Imogen Sophie
Imogen Mary

This message was edited 11/20/2021, 11:44 AM

Imogen is a name I would like to use if it didn't sound very foreign in my country. I love its etymology and pronunciation.

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I rate it 9/10.

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Imogen Lilith
Imogen Phoebe
Imogen Primrose
Imogen Victoria
Imogen Willow

It's beautiful in a dark and inky way. The first Imogen I encountered was in What Katie Did - I was around 8, believed it was pronounced IM-ogg-en, and thought someone must have been unbearably cruel to bestow it upon their daughter. I took a liking to it upon learning how it's actually pronounced. I'll give it an 8/10. Imogen Violet comes to mind first, which is very pretty, but conventional. Imogen Vera? Imogen Viola (vee-OH-la)? Imogen Verity? Imogen needs a v name.