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in reply to a message by HaySkyNat
Sienna.
Camilla - It's a little stuffy for my taste but it's nice. I had a peer named Camilla in high scholl and her name was super unusual, sort of like a high school aged Ursula would be today.
Sienna is very youthful at the moment but I think it will turn into an awesome name for women as the Siennas grow up. And become dated too. I think despite being trendy it will seem about as dignified as, say, Donna does someday (IMO Donna is still a spiffy name).
Tori - too nicknamey for a full name according to my taste, and too circa-1990 to use for a baby. I like Victoria and I don't mind nn Tori, nothing wrong with it.
- mirfak
Camilla - It's a little stuffy for my taste but it's nice. I had a peer named Camilla in high scholl and her name was super unusual, sort of like a high school aged Ursula would be today.
Sienna is very youthful at the moment but I think it will turn into an awesome name for women as the Siennas grow up. And become dated too. I think despite being trendy it will seem about as dignified as, say, Donna does someday (IMO Donna is still a spiffy name).
Tori - too nicknamey for a full name according to my taste, and too circa-1990 to use for a baby. I like Victoria and I don't mind nn Tori, nothing wrong with it.
- mirfak
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