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Help[Opinions] Alicenn and Norge
Two interesting name encounters today: Alicenn and Norge.
Alicenn is, I think, a creative version of Alison/Alice but gosh I had to take a second look at that when addressing my email lol
Norge, with a Spanish last name, is not in fact said as nor-hey, but NORJ, with the g as in giraffe. Confused me.
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Alicenn is, I think, a creative version of Alison/Alice but gosh I had to take a second look at that when addressing my email lol
Norge, with a Spanish last name, is not in fact said as nor-hey, but NORJ, with the g as in giraffe. Confused me.
My Top Favorites: Remy and Eseld
List ↑ Rated: Henry and Zelda (main) / Idris & Elowen (GP) / James & Charlotte (top25)
List ↓ Rated: Ferran and Eivor (main) / Grayson & Valkyrie (GP) / Corvo & Deva (top25)
This message was edited 9/6/2022, 4:18 PM
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Norge is the Norwegian word for Norway. Not aware of it as a name.
Alicenn should bother me because of the spelling but I don't mind it.
Alicenn should bother me because of the spelling but I don't mind it.
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I've got no associations with Norge, however it's pronounced. Alicenn, though ... oh dear, someone must have thought they were being so clever, so original, so creative. Thinking abut it, I'm sorry they didn't think a little bit further and invent Alice-Ann. I think it's an improvement!
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