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Leucippe ("white horse") was used for a number of women in Greek myth; it's also the eponymous heroine of one of the five extant Ancient Greek novels, which is so cool. I love the name's sleekness and allure. I'm pronouncing it "loo-SIP-ee," by the way. What do you think?
Some combos:
Leucippe Agatha
Leucippe Helena/Helen
Leucippe Agnes
Leucippe Alice
Leucippe Caroline
Leucippe Lilia
Leucippe Angela
Leucippe Irene
Leucippe Iris
Leucippe Allegra
Leucippe Olga
Leucippe Olive
Leucippe Claudia
Leucippe Renata
Leucippe Anna
Leucippe Clara
Leucippe Constance
Leucippe Hester
Some combos:
Leucippe Agatha
Leucippe Helena/Helen
Leucippe Agnes
Leucippe Alice
Leucippe Caroline
Leucippe Lilia
Leucippe Angela
Leucippe Irene
Leucippe Iris
Leucippe Allegra
Leucippe Olga
Leucippe Olive
Leucippe Claudia
Leucippe Renata
Leucippe Anna
Leucippe Clara
Leucippe Constance
Leucippe Hester
This message was edited 5/1/2024, 12:01 PM
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I like how it sounds so mysterious. It sounds like silk sheets and silver dishes, like wealth? Leucippe Renata is my favorite, I feel like sort of a late Roman name would make a great middle name like Florentia, Honorata, or of course Renata, or something really classic and probably more common.
My first thought was of Lucy, not Lucifer btw
My first thought was of Lucy, not Lucifer btw
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I hate it, sorry. It sounds like a sippy cup, which is gross to me.
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it's cute. sounds a bit like Lucifer, though.
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