[Opinions] Araminta
I hate this name. Does anyone else hate it, too?
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Yep. And Arabella
Not a name I'd give a child. and she'd be bound to be called Minty.
It's over-elaborate and pointless, like putting metres of nylon 'lace' on a piece of transparent plastic. Why bother? Presumably because it was part of the 18th century fashion for expanding, Latinising and generally mucking up ordinary names to give them a zingy modern vibe: Maria, not Mary, Lucinda, not Lucy, Sophia people wherever you turned ... but its brief spell of spontaneous life ended centuries ago and I see no need to summon it back from the grave!
I wouldn't say I hate it, but it's quite stuck up.
I know one ..
Her sister is called Jasmine.
Jasmine lucked out. Araminta sounds silly and even Minty is silly on a woman I'm her 30s.
(Jasmine is 29, so slightly ahead of her time)
Her sister is called Jasmine.
Jasmine lucked out. Araminta sounds silly and even Minty is silly on a woman I'm her 30s.
(Jasmine is 29, so slightly ahead of her time)
I do ...
It's a BTN darling, seems to me, but I can't understand why except it's old and nobody uses it anymore.
It sounds like mouthwash.
It's a BTN darling, seems to me, but I can't understand why except it's old and nobody uses it anymore.
It sounds like mouthwash.
I don't hate it, but I definitely dislike it.
This message was edited 6/4/2019, 1:51 PM
I don’t hate it, but I do strongly dislike it. I feel like it should sound pretty and exotic, I guess, but that -minta ending is unappealing in my opinion. It’s disappointing.
I don't hate it but it screams spoiled rich kid to me. Minty's family definitely owns a few racehorses and holiday mansions.
I like it, actually, and I adore the nickname Minty.
This message was edited 6/4/2019, 11:52 AM
I hate it. The "Ar" is awkward and the "mint" is too minty. I don't dislike mint at all, but I don't like when names remind me of a food.
Well, it's better than Arabella because "-minta" is vastly more interesting than "-bella."
This message was edited 6/4/2019, 10:54 AM
Hi !!!
The aram- part puts me off because of haram and harem.
I prefer both Amaranta and Aminta over it.
I also love Minta and Minty. They reminds me the mint a taste that I love. I would use both as full names, not short of it.
The fact is that Araminta itself is too elaborated and the meaning is incertain.
I can see it in Harry Potter or another story full of witches and wizards.
It is fascinating but nothing I would choose in real life.
The aram- part puts me off because of haram and harem.
I prefer both Amaranta and Aminta over it.
I also love Minta and Minty. They reminds me the mint a taste that I love. I would use both as full names, not short of it.
The fact is that Araminta itself is too elaborated and the meaning is incertain.
I can see it in Harry Potter or another story full of witches and wizards.
It is fascinating but nothing I would choose in real life.
This message was edited 6/4/2019, 10:23 AM
I honestly like it, but I don’t think I would ever use it in real life. Or at least not as a first name. I like the nickname Minty.