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Is it pronounced "ag-NET-uh?" If so, it's very pretty. "ah-NYET-uh?" Again, very nice, although my Russian training is telling me the "nyet" sound is a no-go. I could get over it, though.

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I admit that I've always been a little wary of Agnethe. When I look at it I'm never quite sure if it's related to Agnes (which I know it is) or Agatha.

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I love both Agnes and Agatha, so you'd think Agnethe would be a happy medium for me. But my brian is not that agile and the inner computer tilts a little.

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Inez / Ines is by far my favorite variant of Agnes.

This message was edited 4/6/2008, 3:44 PM

Agnethe is alright, except I'm not too sure about the pronunciation (ag-net?)

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I dislike Agnessa, but I adore Agnes (despite it's "old-ladyness")!

This message was edited 4/6/2008, 3:41 PM

Agnès

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I just can't appear to get myself attached to any form of the name, except fot the French pronunciation of Agnès, which might be plausible in DC to pull off, but I still don't like it enough (at this time).

I like Agnethe, but prefer Agnetha, which I have on my long list.

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I dislike Agnessa, but rather like Agnes.

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(My favorite Ag- name is Agatha...and I also like Agathe.)