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This is not a terrible in my opinion. It's so very pretty and nice. This is good alternative for Sydney.
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Sidonie Biemont is a French model and television personality. She was working as a hostess at a tennis match when she served Adil Rami a coffee, and he was instantly smitten. They have been together for five years now and are expecting their first child shortly.
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Sidonie "Sido" de Villeduval, a character in The Red Necklace, a book by Sally Gardner that takes place right before/during the French Revolution.
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Rare and dated
Also associated with a goose (the animal) because of some old kid's stories.
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Also associated with a goose (the animal) because of some old kid's stories.
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Pronounced kind of like 'sid-OH-nee' in French.
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Sidonie (1488-1505) was the daughter of Albert IV, Duke of Bavaria and his wife Kunigunde.
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Colette (1873-1954), the French novelist, was born Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette.
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Other variants:
Slovak: Sidónia
Polish: Sydonia
Serbian, Croatian: Sidonija
Russian, Bulgarian: Sidoniya
German, Romanian: Sidonia
Czech, German, Dutch, Swedish: Sidonie
Hungarian: Szidónia
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Slovak: Sidónia
Polish: Sydonia
Serbian, Croatian: Sidonija
Russian, Bulgarian: Sidoniya
German, Romanian: Sidonia
Czech, German, Dutch, Swedish: Sidonie
Hungarian: Szidónia
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It looks like a tryndee spelling of Sydney to me.
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My great-great grandmother's name was Sidonie Pauline Marie. As she was born in Belgium apparently they used it there as well.
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Not to be racist, but this kind of reminds me of a tourist pronouncing Sydney.
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A nickname is Sido, what French writer Colette's mother was called.
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