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Helpultra feminine girls names
I have been drawn to girly names lately:
Isabella (an alternative to Elizabeth, my late grandmother's name)
Annabelle
Anastasia
Anna
Some combos: (My sister might use Mia before I could!)
Mia Anastasia
Mia Isabella
Anastasia Grace
Anna Katherine (both names honor close friends.)
Anastasia Katherine
Annabelle Katherine
Isabelle Katherine
WDYT?
Isabella (an alternative to Elizabeth, my late grandmother's name)
Annabelle
Anastasia
Anna
Some combos: (My sister might use Mia before I could!)
Mia Anastasia
Mia Isabella
Anastasia Grace
Anna Katherine (both names honor close friends.)
Anastasia Katherine
Annabelle Katherine
Isabelle Katherine
WDYT?
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I’m typically not a fan of hyperfeminine names. With that said
Mia seems insubstantial to me. It’s too short and nicknamey. Hard to get an adult, professional vibe from it even though I do know several adults who go by Mia (all NNs)
Isabella isn’t bad, but it is really common. It’s kind of meh for me.
Anastasia — I actually kind of really like this. The meaning is strong and there are a lot of nickname options (Ana, Stacie, Stasia, Stas).
Annabelle — completely not a fan. This is just sort of the epitome of a super-frilly baby doll name that kind of seems a bit flimsy to me. It makes me picture a Southern belle who doesn’t do dishes because she might *gasp!* “break a nail!”
Isabelle — a bit simpler than Isabella. Still kind of meh.
Mia seems insubstantial to me. It’s too short and nicknamey. Hard to get an adult, professional vibe from it even though I do know several adults who go by Mia (all NNs)
Isabella isn’t bad, but it is really common. It’s kind of meh for me.
Anastasia — I actually kind of really like this. The meaning is strong and there are a lot of nickname options (Ana, Stacie, Stasia, Stas).
Annabelle — completely not a fan. This is just sort of the epitome of a super-frilly baby doll name that kind of seems a bit flimsy to me. It makes me picture a Southern belle who doesn’t do dishes because she might *gasp!* “break a nail!”
Isabelle — a bit simpler than Isabella. Still kind of meh.
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