Crescentia

Crescentia... a turquoise-tinted picture of vitality. In the verdant garden of the soul, she is a promise of resilience and renewal. Capturing the ephemeral beauty of each moment, Crescentia roams and saunters and traipses and wanders, spending her life on a quest for enlightenment. Old-fashioned, certainly -- pompous, but none too frilly, and, as is observed in all little girls, wrapped in gentleness with a bit of a sassy streak. Gorgeous!

Underrated, yet beautiful name. I can't think of any nickname.

Beautiful and exotic.

This is such a nice name.

Pretty and unusual.

I love this name, it is one of my favorites. I don't have the exact heritage for it, but it just sounds so beautiful to me. And this name reminds me of a silky, midnight blue or dark violet color. Which is a good thing, because those are my favorite colors.

My great grandma's name was Crescentia. They immigrated from Passau in Bavaria in the 1890's. Sweetest lady I've known. My daughter's middle name is Crescentia and I'll call her Cressy every once in awhile.

This name is so pretty I'm a little blown away by it. It sounds like the name of a moon or night goddess, or a sorceress. Beautiful.

My name is Crescentia, and I think it's very pretty.
But I find that it's hard to find nicknames for it.
It's a very pretty name!

I bear this name (in fact I am that politician above) and I live in Germany. The name is more prevalent in southern Germany, especially Bavaria, than in the north where it is extremely rare. Though I am named with the German version Kreszentia I personally like the English / Latin version Crescentia better, maybe due to having learned Latin at school. It sure is an interesting, unusual and beautiful name.

I'm just stunned out how beautiful this name is. It makes me think of a crescent moon, or the stars, or of a comet. It's very astronomical sounding.

Though it might be "old-fashioned" in German, I think Crescentia is a beautiful name in English!

Very pretty name!

Cool name!