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in reply to a message by sprout
I don't think Emil is old-fashioned. It's a natural nn for Emiliano, which is currently somewhat popular in my country.
I knew a millennial who mentioned (circa 2009) wanting to name a kid Cecil but don't know if he actually ever did. I also know a (different, unrelated) millennial named Cecil, and he is the reason I don't like it. But I think it's about like Basil or Cyril or (before it became popular) Silas, dusty but wearable enough.
I knew a millennial who mentioned (circa 2009) wanting to name a kid Cecil but don't know if he actually ever did. I also know a (different, unrelated) millennial named Cecil, and he is the reason I don't like it. But I think it's about like Basil or Cyril or (before it became popular) Silas, dusty but wearable enough.
This message was edited 3/19/2023, 2:30 PM
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