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[Opinions] Re: Some interesting names from a tiny, private English girls school

by Isla

3/29/2007, 7:27 PM

You're obviously in the UK, right? :) That's a good thing, esp. name-wise, trust me, lol.

I like:
Charlotte Sophie "Lottie" (twin brother James Frederick)
Iona (Isla) - I love both but not for sisters.
Katia
(Romy) - as nn for Rosemary
Suzanna (Helena) - prefer Susannah
Imogen Angelique (Mathilde "Tilly" and Caius )
Annabel
Eleanor "Ellie" (Ruby)
Louise
Maia
Maisie
Zoe
Tavia (Camara sounds too much like "camera" or Camaro :-/)
Claudia
Susanna
Charlotte
Ella
Giselle

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- Delphi_Blue +2

3/30/2007, 3:04 AM

Why is it a good thing namewise to be in the UK?

You've got me wondering now! I move to Canada on April 11, is that a good thing namewise? Lol.

And yes, I am in the UK...it'd be a tiny bit difficult to go to my cousins school if I wasn't, lol ;)

- Isla +1

3/30/2007, 10:40 AM

All I mean is the U.K. birth announcements are always nicer, classier than the ones in the U.S. (full of babies named Madisyn, Nevaeh, etc.). We don't see many Canadian BA's here anymore, but they're at least slightly better than in the U.S., IIRC. :b

- Delphi_Blue

3/30/2007, 12:45 PM

Aaah.

Yes this is very true. Sure, they are crazy about using nn's as full names, but at least I am yet to come across a single Madison, Nevaeh, a name with 1000 random y's or even Bailey on either gender!

I guess I'll find out ab0out Canda soon enough.

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