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[Opinions] Magdalie/Magdaleigh/Magdalee?
Wdyto Magdalie nn Mags? (I'm pronouncing so that it almost rhymes with Natalie)
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I would definitely prefer Magalie / Magali nn Mags.
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Cool! I really dislike Magdalen for it's heaviness. Magdalie avoids that entirely. Plus Magdalen is not exactly common, so I don't think people would get that confused. Yup, I think it's a keeper. Magdalie - great
Magdalee - looks dumbed down
Magdaleigh - is too trendeigh looking
Someone suggested Magdali. I like that too.
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Hm, I like it, I don't see why people are so uptight about it. The confusing with Magdalen/e is a problem, but given that your children are named Caemlyn and Huckleberry, I don't think that's your biggest concern :PMagdalie is definitely the nicest spelling. Magdalee is okay but it looks like a double name, and Magdaleigh is super cumbersome. I am sort of drawn by the spelling of Magdali, for some reason? but I guess that looks like mag-Dolly
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Thanks everyone andThanks everyone. I don't know if it's because Huck is about to turn 1, but I've been thinking about the possibility of having another. My Grandpa joked the other day that we didn't have a kid named after him, and I'd like to do that if we do have another child. His name is Max Leland, my MN is Leigh. I can't find a "Max" girl name I like, but like the idea of Max and his granddaughter Mags. The "Lee" sound is for the first part of his MN and mine.
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I actually really like Magdalie. :) Wouldn't use it myself (although I love Magdalene, Magda, Maggie, Rosalie & Coralie) but would enjoy seeing it on a little girl. I think it's cute. Got a bit of spunk too, especially with the nn Mags.
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I agreeI really like it tooIt gives a fresher feel than Magdalen etc that sound a bit serious and heavyIt does have spunk
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Wrong spot

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I can't see the point, frankly. You'd be condemning yourself and your child to a lifetime of identical explanations of the No-it-sin't-Magdalen-actually variety, though you could just as well use Magdalen and have Magdalie/Mags as a pleasantly off-the-wall nn.The other spellings look cheap.
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AgreeOr Magda or Magali.

This message was edited 12/11/2012, 5:12 AM

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I severely dislike it. Trendy cotton candy that doesn't even have a good sound.Magdalena is better.Magdalie looks and sounds a little bit like malady.Magdaleigh makes me want to punch someone.Magdalee makes me want to cry.
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I don't care for it at all. What's wrong with Magdalen / Magdalene / Magdalena nn Mags?
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Not a huge fan, but think that's because I love Magdalena so much.WDYT of Magalie 'Mags'?
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Hmmm. ..I do like it much better than Magali.
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