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I never used to like the name Agatha until I saw "Nanny McPhee." The youngest child is Aggie, and her father calls her Agatha. It didn't hurt that the father was played by Colin Firth. Now I'm in love with the name Agatha / Aggie. "Clunky charm" is the perfectly expression for my attraction to the name. Heavy B and G sounds in names are attracting me more and more these days.

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Agatha Christie was born Agatha Mary Clarissa, which is the only known instance of me liking Clarissa. :0)

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Agatha Maud
Agatha Bridget
Agatha Hilary
Agatha Prudence ("Upstairs Downstairs" fans may see the reference here)
Agatha Eugenie
Agatha Wren
Agatha Clare
Agatha Loveday
Agatha Nerys
Agatha Rachel
Agatha Susan
Agatha Bronwen
Agatha Hazel
Agatha Margaret / Maisie
Agatha Josephine
Agatha Muriel
Agatha Eunice
Agatha Plum
Agatha Joan / Sîan
Agatha Beryl
Agatha Cecily
Agatha Phoebe
Agatha Loïs
Agatha Clio
Agatha Sibyl
Agatha Daphne
Agatha Blanche / Blanchefleur
Agatha Valentine
Agatha Huguette
Agatha Myrtle
Agatha Sophie
Agatha Valkyrie
Agatha Jonquil
Agatha Pearl
Agatha Faustine
Agatha Lenore
Agatha Rosemary
Agatha Bernadette
Agatha Saxifrage
Agatha Honeysuckle
Agatha Mulberry
Agatha Bluebell
Agatha Juniper
Agatha Maureen / Molly
Agatha Rosamund
Agatha Niobe ("NIE-uh-bee")
Agatha Larkspur
Agatha Charlotte
Agatha Mavis
Agatha Unity
Agatha Heloïse
Agatha Frances

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Yes, no, maybe so? :0)

This message was edited 11/7/2014, 1:35 PM