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[Opinions] Feodora
What do you think? Too close to "fedora"?Any combos or nickname suggestions?
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I like Feodora. It's not too close to fedora at all. I was blown away by it the first time I came across it, in a biography of Queen Victoria years ago.I think it needs something classic like Feodora Helena, Feodora Irene or Feodora Louisa. Otherwise something gentle and nature-inspired - Feodora Iris, Feodora Willow, Feodora Viola.Nickname - Feo!I am going to add Feodora to my list.
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I do think it's too close to fedora. It's the first thing I thought of when I saw the thread title.
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Feo means UglyFeo means ugly in Spanish. I wouldn't use it based on that. I also think it's close to Fedora, but that isn't a bad thing
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Is it bad that I like it because it is so close to fedora? That just gives it a classy, glossy, dangerous edge I quite enjoy.Dora is the most obvious nickname, or maybe Fea/Fia? I want to pair it sith something old fashioned, brassy, and 1920's esque, like Feodora Blanche, Feodora Roxanne, or Feodora Liza.
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yes. I had to look twice to see it wasn't Fedora.
I like the suggestion of Fiodora though.

This message was edited 4/25/2011, 9:08 PM

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same reaction
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I love it. It's very exotic and pretty! I think very 'english' mn's would go best with it because it's such an unusual name, like Feodora Jane, Feodora Emmeline, Feodora Rosalie, Feodora Winifred . . .
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I know of a Feodora. Unless it's Fiodora. I've only ever heard it, never seen it. She goes by Feo/Feo. I love it. Fun and way better than Fiona. Nicknames:
Feo
Dora
Dory
Fee
Fe-Do
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"Feo" is Spanish for "ugly", isn't it?Dory and Fee are cute. :)
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Yes, but Spanish feo is pronounced more like FAY-oh than FEE-oh. :)
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I thought "fedora" as soon as I saw your title. :-/How are you pronouncing Feodora? That might make a difference. I'm used to Fyodor having the stresson the first syllable. Is Feodora said the same way? Or is the stress on the "-dora" part? If so, then the fedora connection is difficult to see past. Then again, no one wears fedoras anymore (more's the pity.) Dorie, Dodie, Feddie, Effie? Feodora Parvati
Feodora Natalia / Natalie
Feodora Sophie
Feodora Tamar
Feodora Marguerite
Feodora Alix
Feodora Xanthe
Feodora Sibyl
Feodora Pascale
Feodora Ines
Feodora Camille
Feodora Pearl
Feodora Helen / Eleni
Feodora Kestrel
Feodora Martine
Feodora Tamsin
Feodora Melusine
Feodora Clara
Feodora Regine
Feodora Casimira
Feodora Nesrin
Feodora Alexandra / SandrineKind of a style soup, but there it is. Hope there's something that tickles your fancy. :-)

This message was edited 4/25/2011, 6:29 PM

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I'm pronouncing it like Theodora, but with an 'F'. It's the name of a character in a book I'm reading, so it sparked my curiosity.I like Feodora Regine, Feodora Martine, Feodora Alexandra, and Feodora Natalia. Thanks! :)
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Way too close to a hat! Unfortunately, I am the crazy one who posts stuff ranging from a tornado death wish to a name that is more Dragon Age than real name!

This message was edited 4/25/2011, 6:27 PM

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Does only the first sentence apply to the question? Or am I as lost as I feel?
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lol. No. I think the Slap Chop thing is supposed to be a signature line. I had the same reaction at first. (If this was what you were asking, that is.)
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Wow. Ooooh.
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*Hangs head in sheer frustration*Whatever.
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