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HelpRe: Could these names work as nicknames?
in reply to a message by Wish Fish
My counsin Montana is sometimes called Tater, from her normal nn Tana. I knew a Tate that went by Tater as a nn
Hock, I suppose, it's similar to Huck, which is a nn. It sounds more like a last name made nn though.
Berry - Barry is a name, Berry as a nn works fine because people will likely here "Barry" rather than think of berries
Cordi - my niece is a Cordelia who goes by Cordy, so yes, nn
Woof - Wolf, yes, Woof probably not. I can't see this in America at least, not with "woof" being an insult. Unless it's someone trying to reclaim an insult? It could be interested in a story.
My PNLs = http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/37275
My ↑ Faves: Remy and Eseld
List ↑ Rated: Henry and Alice (main) / Caspian & Guinevere (GP) / James & Charlotte (top25)
List ↓ Rated: Calhoun and Venla (main) / Bedwyr & Oniria (GP) / Thane & Eydis (top25)
Hock, I suppose, it's similar to Huck, which is a nn. It sounds more like a last name made nn though.
Berry - Barry is a name, Berry as a nn works fine because people will likely here "Barry" rather than think of berries
Cordi - my niece is a Cordelia who goes by Cordy, so yes, nn
Woof - Wolf, yes, Woof probably not. I can't see this in America at least, not with "woof" being an insult. Unless it's someone trying to reclaim an insult? It could be interested in a story.
My ↑ Faves: Remy and Eseld
List ↑ Rated: Henry and Alice (main) / Caspian & Guinevere (GP) / James & Charlotte (top25)
List ↓ Rated: Calhoun and Venla (main) / Bedwyr & Oniria (GP) / Thane & Eydis (top25)
