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Help[Opinions] Re: Sistine and Sylvester
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I'll go against the grain and say that Sistine isn't bad - far from my favorite, but not a bad name. Like a weird cross between Christine and Cicely / Cecily.
Sylvester will always be a cat to me, imo, even though it was actually the name of my great-grandfather. (Well, his Americanized name. He was originally Silvestro.) I do, however, think Silvestra / Sylvestra is highly intriguing as a feminine name, though I'd still more likely opt for Sylvana.
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Sylvester will always be a cat to me, imo, even though it was actually the name of my great-grandfather. (Well, his Americanized name. He was originally Silvestro.) I do, however, think Silvestra / Sylvestra is highly intriguing as a feminine name, though I'd still more likely opt for Sylvana.
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