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Help[Opinions] French Female Names
What do you think of these names?
Avril
Azélie
Babette
Cerise
Coralie
Faustine
Léonie
Ludivine
Margot
Odette
What are your favorite French names?
Bonus: What would you name this woman?
If you are unable to view the picture, it is of a woman with a towering 18th century French up-do. She has two beauty marks (or patches).
Avril
Azélie
Babette
Cerise
Coralie
Faustine
Léonie
Ludivine
Margot
Odette
What are your favorite French names?
Bonus: What would you name this woman?
If you are unable to view the picture, it is of a woman with a towering 18th century French up-do. She has two beauty marks (or patches).
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I like Avril, Coralie and Odette
Favourite French names Delphine, Suzanne
Madame Marguerite
Favourite French names Delphine, Suzanne
Madame Marguerite
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Avril- Better than April, bit not nice as Averille.
Azélie - it reminds me of the football song "Up There, Cazaly".
Babette - A babyish baby
Cerise - Too close to "serious"
Coralie - I like Cora
Faustine - All I can see is the word "forced" at the beginning
Léonie - Ok on a child, but not an adult
Ludivine - Probably my favourite on the list
Margot - Rhymes with 'escargot'
Odette - I'm on the fence here. Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't
My favourite French names are Etienne, Maximilien, Matthias, Gilbert, Mathilde, Noemie, Clotilde, & Guinevere
I'd call the lady in the picture Clotilde Vera
Azélie - it reminds me of the football song "Up There, Cazaly".
Babette - A babyish baby
Cerise - Too close to "serious"
Coralie - I like Cora
Faustine - All I can see is the word "forced" at the beginning
Léonie - Ok on a child, but not an adult
Ludivine - Probably my favourite on the list
Margot - Rhymes with 'escargot'
Odette - I'm on the fence here. Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't
My favourite French names are Etienne, Maximilien, Matthias, Gilbert, Mathilde, Noemie, Clotilde, & Guinevere
I'd call the lady in the picture Clotilde Vera
This message was edited 1/25/2022, 5:53 PM
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I've gotten fonder of Solange now that I've heard the correct pronunciation. In the past, I mentally pronounced it with a definite -je sound, which was wrong and made it sound like a vegetable.
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Avril - I like that -ril ending.
Azélie - pretty and stylish.
Cerise - I adore the colour, but it's insubstantial as a name, imo.
Coralie - makes me think of corals and saccharine Rosalie. Although there is nothing wrong with it, I prefer it as a middle name.
Léonie - it seems everyone likes it. I don't care about it, even though I love Leo.
Margot, Odette - these elegant ladies are my long-time favourites, (but I prefer Margo to Margot).
My favourite French names:
Top 3 girl names (for today):
Genevieve
Évodie
Fleur
I would name this woman — Gabrielle Olympe Jeanne Marie!
Azélie - pretty and stylish.
Cerise - I adore the colour, but it's insubstantial as a name, imo.
Coralie - makes me think of corals and saccharine Rosalie. Although there is nothing wrong with it, I prefer it as a middle name.
Léonie - it seems everyone likes it. I don't care about it, even though I love Leo.
Margot, Odette - these elegant ladies are my long-time favourites, (but I prefer Margo to Margot).
My favourite French names:
Top 3 girl names (for today):
Genevieve
Évodie
Fleur
I would name this woman — Gabrielle Olympe Jeanne Marie!
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Évodie is really cute!
Gabrielle is lovely.
Gabrielle is lovely.
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Now I want to know how you would name this Madame!
Also, I tried to find the meanings of these patches/beauty marks/mouches. This is what I have found:
Also, I tried to find the meanings of these patches/beauty marks/mouches. This is what I have found:
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Originally, I was thinking of Marguerite for her in honor of the protagonist of the Scarlet Pimpernel, but it didn't seem quite right. Maybe Léonie Avril Odette?
The meanings of the patches are interesting. I saw this image showing the placements and meanings, but I don't know how accurate it is.
The meanings of the patches are interesting. I saw this image showing the placements and meanings, but I don't know how accurate it is.
This message was edited 1/25/2022, 10:13 AM
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