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I like the association with the flower. Yolanda has a distinguished sound and a pretty look on paper, but, unfortunately, it's dated in my country.

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Yolanda Beatrice
Yolanda Charlotte
Yolanda Elaine
Yolanda Felicity
Yolanda Genevieve
Yolanda Imogen
Yolanda Jeanette
Yolanda Katherine
Yolanda Millicent
Yolanda Odette
Yolanda Primrose
Yolanda Rosalie
Yolanda Therese
Yolanda Vivienne
Yolanda Winifred

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I really like Yolanda because the meaning is very beautiful and also associated with the flower and color violet.

I want to like Yolanda, it seems like a name I would like, but I just don't like it. There's something about the -anda sound that bugs me.

I like it a lot. It feels joyfully eccentric. I know violets are associated with modesty but Yolanda is a very loud and proud sort of name to me, which is why I like it so much.

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Yolanda Janine
Yolanda Lucille
Yolanda Charisse
Yolanda Delphine
Yolanda Leonora
Yolanda Suzette
Yolanda Irene
Yolanda Colette
Yolanda Sandrine
Yolanda June
Yolanda Celine

I'm sorry, not one of my favorites :(.

Love it!

I think it's a fun name, bright and lively (and not modest at all!) but not one I'd want for myself or to give.
In the US, Yolanda is mainly considered a name for black women, and as such it peaked and then faded away very fast.
However, Wikipedia tells me that in the 1940s and 1950s, there was a popular ballroom dancing duo on TV and such called Yolanda and Fabio. They were white.

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Yolanda Grace

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Yolanda Jean

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Yolanda Rose

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Yolanda Sophia

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Yolanda Jasmine

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Yolanda Joy

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Yolanda Paige

I quite like it. Wouldn't use it myself, but wouldn't reject it either. I prefer the -a ending, becuse it makes the pronunciation obvious.

I love the meaning. Violets are my daughters' birth flower. As for the name itself, I associate it with a 50-something accountant. Not a negative association per se, but I find it hard to imagine on a little one.