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I am Hana but I prefer Hannah so it will be Camille Hannah ;-)

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Together meaning: "Grace a youth employed in religious services"

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OR:

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Camille Luna
Camille Freya
Camille Frigg
Camille Parvati
Camille Mokosh
Camille Morana
Camille Niké
Camille Zhiva
Camille Zora
Camille Venus
Camille Vesna
Camille Libusha
Camille Kazi (or Cassi)
Camille Teta

Hannah

Hannah. Always with the H.

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I don't really like Camille Hannah. What about:

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Camille Isabella
Camille Catherine
Camille Olivia
Camille Emilia
Camille Vivian
Camille Margaret
Camille Sandrine
Camille Adeline (pronounced the French way)
Camille Bernice
Camille Bernadette
Camille Gwendolen
Camille Jacqueline (pronounced the French way)

Hannah

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I would never use the name personally, because I've met too many Hannahs, but this is the fun spelling. Why would you pass up the palindrome?

I would choose Hana because it means 'flower' in Japanese which is lovely. Camille Hana is cute, very flowery and sweet. I dislike Hanna it looks unbalanced to me. Hannah is okay, but it is very heavy, girl next door, no-nonsense and not very exciting. Hana is more exotic, lively, happy. I would go with Hana.

Of the three I prefer it spelt Hanna. But I don't think it flows very well with Camille tbh, especially if you're going with the Cam ILL pronunciation. It's a bit of an uncomfortable mouthful. What about Anna?

Hannah

Hannah. More usual, more finished-looking, less explaining to do.

Hi !!!

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Currently I prefer Hanna.

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Byeeeeee

Hannah.