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Louise
This name has been on my mind lately, and I wanted to know people's thoughts on it, particularly as a first name. Wdyt?***Please rate my personal name lists:www.behindthename.com/pnl/69381
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I'd like to meet a young, attractive Louise. The one I know fits all the stereotypes.Lou is a pleasant nickname. Weez is not
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I think it's horrendously ugly and it always makes me think of somebody wheezing and coughing.
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It's boring, I prefer Louisa.
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I like Louise (and Louisa) but I would rather use it as a middle name.
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I like Louise a lot. I don't like Louisa at all - needlessly fancied up. But I'd be much more likely to use Eloise or Lucy IRL, so Louise would never get a look-in, realistically.
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I think it is a beautiful name and I'd love to see it used more. I've known only one Louise, who now would be about age 60.
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I think it’s very pretty. I can’t help but think “la wheeze” when I hear it, though.
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My maternal grandfather and grandmother had a girl who was born and died before my mother was born, so my mom never knew this sister. The sister's name was Helen Louise and she died at age 3. She called herself Honey Weez.
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its ok, I prefer Elouise or Louisa
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Pretty and understated.I do know multiple people with Louise as a MN, but only one with it as as a FN, so I find it more interesting in the FN spot.Louise Ruby
Louise Emma
Louise Naomi
Louise Sophie
Louise Caroline
Louise Helen
Louise Juliet
Louise Eve
Louise Ariadne
Louise Gabrielle
Louise Rhiannon
Louise Joy
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I like these combos. Frenchie but not super Frenchie. Louise Naomi and Louise Rhiannon are maybe the most strikingly understated yet unexpected.
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Louise Ariadne is really interesting! I also like Louise Gabrielle (très française!) and Louise Rhiannon.
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