Message: "Thyme" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Thyme

by Tiggs

8/3/2012, 3:51 PM

I've been playing with Thyme as a middle name and thinking of it almost as a "virtue" name rather than simply botanical since, historically, thyme is associated with courage. These combinations received the most votes in a poll...

Lydia Thyme
Elizabeth Thyme
Gwendolen Thyme
Honora Thyme
Isobel Thyme
Georgina Thyme
Winifred Thyme

These received fewer votes...

Alessandra Thyme
Elenora Thyme
Mirabelle Thyme

Opinions? More fitting suggestions?

#Thyme

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- Tiggs

8/6/2012, 8:37 AM

Thanks for your comments.

- Alcyone

8/3/2012, 9:12 PM

While too whimsical for a first name, Thyme works as a middle name.

I like Gwendolen Thyme, Lydia Thyme, Alessandra Thyme, and Elenora Thyme the best. Elizabeth Thyme and Isobel Thyme work well too.

- lucy's_traveling_garden (alicia_renee)

8/3/2012, 7:03 PM

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and...

Just Kidding. I actually do think it sounds nice in the middle. I was afraid you were asking about it up-front.

- RoxStar +2

8/3/2012, 5:52 PM

how about Miller Thyme?

fraggle rock

- ninjato

8/3/2012, 8:52 PM

Or Outta Thyme!

Just as a joke.

- queenv

8/3/2012, 6:36 PM

Or Justin Thyme. har.

To the OP, Thyme as a middle name would be something I'd avoid, unless it were a family surname.

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