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It's sweet, but definitely nicknamey and affectionate. Anything ending with -ka and having a Slavic vibe seems overly familiar for use by the general populace. That said, I don't know that outside of Eastern Europe people would pick up on the potential familiarity, and it's definitely fresher than Michelle.

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It makes me laugh a bit actually. My niece named her dolls Meeshka, Mooshka, and Moushka.

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~Anna~