Message: "Sargonia" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Sargonia

by Caprice

12/15/2016, 4:39 AM

I heard a "new" name last Tuesday while watching a Swedish crime TV show that brings up different crime cases. It was about a young woman who mystically disappeared in 1995. She was probably murdered, but no body has been found. It's really a tragic story.

Anyway, the victim's name fascinated me. Her name was Sargonia. I don't know anything about her background, but I guess Sargonia is a feminine form of Sargon.
I can't decide if I like the name or not. WDYT of Sargonia?

Does the sea exist
Because of our longing?

My PNL
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/3258/61573

#Sargonia

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- Kaesy

12/15/2016, 1:14 PM

I've always liked Sargon for some reason, but not in a 'I'd like to see this on an actual person today' sort of way

Sargonia just sounds... unpleasent

- Alex v (guest)

12/15/2016, 10:56 AM

It sounds like the name of a mummy.

- Felie

12/15/2016, 9:05 AM

Hi !!!

The first time that I hear it.

If you think on a feminine of Sargon it is pretty. Sargon is more simple than other names from past eras so it can be usable imo. Sargonia is nice if people know the historical link.

But read it on its own is like other users said. It seems an object or a country.

Byeeeeeee

- queenv

12/15/2016, 7:35 AM

It sounds like the name of a fictional country, created for a movie, that is in some undetermined part of Eastern Europe and falls prey to a dictator. I don't like it.

- RoxStar

12/15/2016, 6:47 AM

Sargon itself is bad, and sounds like an outer-space villain.
Sargonia, for some reason, sounds like a strange kind of very strong cheese.

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