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in reply to a message by araslanka
Interesting thoughts!
I'd imagine Cherie isn't used as a given name in France. It would be really weird if it was. (I'm also feeling lazy, as always.)
I have Irish heritage but I'm not close to any of it as I never really knew any of my grandparents. Mavourneen sounds like a name to me (albeit a pretty OTT one) as much as Carina does.
Then again, I also think Sweetheart would make a cute, sappy middle name... so, my taste is kind of weird. I mean really, if I met someone with the middle name Sweetheart I would probably giggle and go "awww" but... it's cute.
...I think I should add here that I'm never having children, so no one needs to worry about my taste in names. lol
(I rambled also, sorry)
I'd imagine Cherie isn't used as a given name in France. It would be really weird if it was. (I'm also feeling lazy, as always.)
I have Irish heritage but I'm not close to any of it as I never really knew any of my grandparents. Mavourneen sounds like a name to me (albeit a pretty OTT one) as much as Carina does.
Then again, I also think Sweetheart would make a cute, sappy middle name... so, my taste is kind of weird. I mean really, if I met someone with the middle name Sweetheart I would probably giggle and go "awww" but... it's cute.
...I think I should add here that I'm never having children, so no one needs to worry about my taste in names. lol
(I rambled also, sorry)
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Heh. You could have three, and their middle names could be Cherie, Sweetheart, and Mavourneen. If they happen to be boys, even better!
I don't have any Irish heritages, but I've read a few books that were written in the 1950s - 1970s and set partly in Ireland and the characters are using mavourneen as an endearment a lot, which is why seeing it as a name would be so weird to me.
I don't have any Irish heritages, but I've read a few books that were written in the 1950s - 1970s and set partly in Ireland and the characters are using mavourneen as an endearment a lot, which is why seeing it as a name would be so weird to me.
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Perfect. The middle name Sweetheart for a boy reminds me that one of my favorite hypothetical middle names for a boy is Makepeace. So, it's not far off from my tastes lol.
I didn't actually realize when I first saw the name that it was even used as a term of endearment! Like, I thought maybe it was archaically used. Pretty ignorant of me.
I didn't actually realize when I first saw the name that it was even used as a term of endearment! Like, I thought maybe it was archaically used. Pretty ignorant of me.
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