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Thea
When I first heard it I thought Yuck! but now I like it, wdyt?P.s I dont like it short for anything, Not a nick name a full name.
I am also eatable..but that is called canabalism my dear children, and is frowned upon in good society

Mr Willy Wonka

This message was edited 12/30/2005, 1:51 AM

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I think it's pretty.
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I like it, as well as Theo for a boy.
CIARDA"Names are not always what they seem. The common Welsh
name Bzjxxllwcp is pronounced Jackson." - Mark TwainLoving the names: Mira, Lilia, Dominic, AsherProud Aunt to Everett & Ella
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Thea is pretty!
Sing once again with me our strange duet
My power over you grows stronger yet.

(The Phantom Of The Opera)
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Are you pronouncing it as THEE-ah (soft 'th')? I think it's quite pretty, I prefer it as a nn for Theodora, though. But I think it can definitely stand on its own. There is, however, a Canadian actress named Thea Gill who pronounces her fn as TAY-ah. It's pretty, but it would constantly get mispronounced imo.
~Heather~
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I guess the problem for me is that I would assume it was a nick name for something.
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Totally nms. Sounds Greek god-sey
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I like it but I think I prefer it as a nickname.
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I love it, always have.
Thea, or Theia, is The Titan goddess of sight and clear blue skies. She was the mother of the Sun, Moon and Dawn, in Greek mythology.
Beautiful, simple, classic name to me.
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Just lookin at it I don't like it and having a friend Anthea that is an automatic assumtion that it should be short for somthing. Staring at it for a few minutes however deffinently makes it easier on the eyes. It is the sort of name that grows on you. I personally think it is missing something, the best thing I can think to call it is a solid syllable, but it is nice.
Before God we are all equally wise - and equally foolish.

-Albert Einstein
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