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Re: Rip my girls' names to shreds
None of your girl names really knocks my socks off, BUT I like most of them.
Here are my "favorites" (starting with the best and so on):* Cecily - lovely, but prefer it as a middle name* Josephine - I like it. Too long for me as a first name, but a lovely, classy middle name for sure!* Viola - one of those "sweet tooth" names, but much better than Violet* Romilly - even though it is very close to being too sweet, and it's getting very popular... okay as a middle name* Wilhelmina - a little long and not a fan of those feminized boy names, but a decent middle name, I guess* Frances - Okay, but nothing special... a decent middle name* Ianthe - I like the looks, but the pronunciation is confusing. Maybe not even a good middle name because of that...* Margot - old/ dated... naw* Guinevere - doesn't look very feminine and I don't like both sound and spelling* Edith - same as Margot: reminds me of an old womanAnd here are my sibset suggestions:Cecily & Nicholas
Cecily & Felix
Cecily & Marius
Cecily & ValentineJosephine & Alban
Josephine & Augustus
Josephine & Aurelius
Josephine & Cornelius
Josephine & Emmanuel
Josephine & Laurent
Josephine & Leopold
Josephine & QuentinViola & Augustine
Viola & Aurelius
Viola & Emilio
Viola & Junius
Viola & Leander
Viola & Matteo
Viola & Remus
Viola & TinoRomilly & Melvin
Romilly & NoelWilhelmina & Albin
Wilhelmina & August
Wilhelmina & Augustus
Wilhelmina & Conrad
Wilhelmina & Cornelius
Wilhelmina & LeopoldFrances & Aldric
Frances & Alan
Frances & Clement
Frances & Julien
Frances & Laurent
Frances & Marcel
Frances & Quentin
Frances & Remy
Frances & Severin
Frances & Vincent
Frances & XavierIanthe & Aeneas
Ianthe & Alexander
Ianthe & Ares
Ianthe & MidasMargot & Aldric
Margot & Aubert
Margot & Augustin
Margot & Clement
Margot & Eugene
Margot & Gilbert
Margot & Laurent
Margot & Lambert
Margot & Remy
Margot & Renard
Margot & Theodore
Margot & VictorGuinevere & Arthur
Guinevere & Merlin
Guinevere & Eugene
Guinevere & Alan
Guinevere & Cadoc
Guinevere & Emrys
Guinevere & Ambrose
Guinevere & Ivor
Guinevere & MervinEdith & Alvar
Edith & Anders
Edith & Arvid
Edith & August
Edith & Carl
Edith & Gustav
Edith & Halvar
Edith & Johan
Edith & Victor
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Ahhhh, thank you so much for all the suggestions! I'm going to have to really read through them and contemplate. I have to ask, though, where did you get the idea that Romilly is getting popular? It doesn't appear on a single popularity chart! http://www.behindthename.com/top/search.php?terms=romilly
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I've read it so many times in user postings on here. Even if it isn't in those popularity charts, I feel like it will soon.
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I think you've maybe been reading too many of my posts ;) I think it's only myself and one other user who really love it, haha. But I do keep an eye on the popularity, it was only used 47 times in the UK according to the latest available data.
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Well, if "I" have the feeling that a name is too popular, this is one reason against it. But there are also exceptions for me... it really depends. I'm just not a fan of made-up sounding names. They need to have a history in my opinion. But that's my personal opinion.
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Hey, it's alright, I'm just discussing it with you! Romilly has history, it's a place name, a surname, and has been used occasionally as a given name over the centuries.
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Oh everything is fine, haha. I didn't mean to appear mad or anything! I'm just trying to make my point. ;-)It's great to see how you defend Romilly. That's definitely how it should be. We can only give opinions, but every single one of us needs to decide for themselves when the day comes. How weird would it be if we'd all be of the same opinion?!
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