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What does everyone think of Hippolyta? Is there anyone out there who doesn't immediately dismiss it because it contains "hippo"? I studied Ancient Greek in college, so when I see the name, I reflexively translate it ("horse loosener," i.e., "freer of horses"). I love this poetic meaning, as well as the name's sonic richness. Plus, the nickname Polly is adorable.

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Here are some combos:

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Hippolyta Agnes
Hippolyta Alice
Hippolyta Alma
Hippolyta Audrey
Hippolyta Beatrice
Hippolyta Catherine
Hippolyta Cecile
Hippolyta Clare
Hippolyta Eloise
Hippolyta Eve
Hippolyta Flora
Hippolyta Frances
Hippolyta Georgia
Hippolyta Inez
Hippolyta Ingrid
Hippolyta Iris
Hippolyta Jane
Hippolyta Joan
Hippolyta Josephine
Hippolyta Juliet
Hippolyta Lucy
Hippolyta Marguerite
Hippolyta Mary
Hippolyta Opal
Hippolyta Phoebe
Hippolyta Primrose
Hippolyta Rosemary
Hippolyta Roxane
Hippolyta Ruth
Hippolyta Sibyl
Hippolyta Sophie
Hippolyta Vera

This message was edited 4/21/2019, 6:29 PM