Check out the names in this sibset
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Every time I see Crispin, I think of Sister Act II and the nuns calling the Superintendent "Crispy" behind his back.
As for the sibset, they started out making sense to me, but then I hit Attracta and had to double take.
I quite like Genevra, so I can see past the spelling alteration. Evander seems the most mainstream, and I think it matches Genevre well. Rene and Jacinto also follow in the same vibe, within reason. Aramis and Apollonia seem a bit further off the mark, and almost like twin names.
All in all, I appreciate most of the list, with Rene coming out on top for me.
The parents names added to the sibset make me wonder what ethnicity this family is. The names all have a dated-European vibe... but there is no obvious origin that I can see. Mostly Greek, Italian and French I would guess.
As for the sibset, they started out making sense to me, but then I hit Attracta and had to double take.
I quite like Genevra, so I can see past the spelling alteration. Evander seems the most mainstream, and I think it matches Genevre well. Rene and Jacinto also follow in the same vibe, within reason. Aramis and Apollonia seem a bit further off the mark, and almost like twin names.
All in all, I appreciate most of the list, with Rene coming out on top for me.
The parents names added to the sibset make me wonder what ethnicity this family is. The names all have a dated-European vibe... but there is no obvious origin that I can see. Mostly Greek, Italian and French I would guess.
This message was edited 10/12/2015, 10:30 AM
Wow, what a mouthful. Genevre and Attracta seem hard to deal with, as names. Evander, Crispin, and Aramis are a bit trendy/pretentious for my taste. I like Rene, Jacinto, and Apollonia, though.
Honore and Macaulay both read as male names to me, but I guess either one could be a woman. I'm curious about the genders of each parent.
Honore and Macaulay both read as male names to me, but I guess either one could be a woman. I'm curious about the genders of each parent.