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September 21st, 2012 11:31 AM #1
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I think we need a split personality name!
I have posted several times here for a girls name. My husband and I have "settled" on several names, but inevitably, we end up deciding it isn't right. Finally yesterday I think we nailed down what it is we are looking for. A name that has both a traditional, feminine side AND a quirky side. My boys are Cooper Elliott and Jackson Lewis.
One example of a name that fits both would be Charlotte (nn Charlie)
Help me - are there more out there??
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September 21st, 2012 11:45 AM #3
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Josephine Athénaïs - Josephine Ivy - Myriam Athénaïs - Vivienne Josephine
Athena Beatrice - Beatrice Cecile - Eleanor Anne-Sophie -Myriam Beatrice - Meredith ElizabethAmbrose Aristide - Ulysses Aristide
Girls: Bérangère, Bérénice, Honorine, Mazarine Boys: Augustin, Emeric, Hugo, Lambert, Lucien, Maxence, Yves
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September 21st, 2012 11:51 AM #5
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Might not even be your style but the first name I thought of was a personal favourite of mine Lenore nn Leni /Nora
I do like Charlotte nn Charlie or even Lottie, that's a less common nickname to Charlotte
Oh what about Harriet nn Harri or Retta? Not sure how this goes on the 'quirky' side but Katherine nn Kitty could work, the usually nn would be Kate or Kath so Kitty would be a nice alternative
Any of these what you're looking for? They're all I've got off the top of my head but I'll probably have it running around in the back of my head and might come back if I think of moreNumber 1 Aunty to one adorable ray of sunshine Rosalee Jillian 'Rosie'/'Roe'
Cousin & Godmother to the delightful Erica Marisol 'Eri'/'Ricki'
Cousin to Munchkin & Monkey a.k.a Luciana Celeste 'Lucy'/'C.C' & Melinda Esther 'Lindy'/'Mel'
& Godmother to Sadie Bryn 'Bean' & soon to be involved in another little princess' life!
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September 21st, 2012 11:57 AM #7
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There are three names we have decided on and then questioned:
Isabella Quinn (I feel like Isabella is just too popular, however, we have been revisiting it with the nn Izzy)
Quincy Grace (A VERY sentimental name for us, but have questioned if Quincy is too quirky)
Grace Ellen (Not sold on the mn, and questioning if Grace is too traditional)
We talked about:
Allison (could not find a mn we liked with it)
Charlotte (just didn't seem to fit, not sure I like it with the sib set)
Georgia (we couldn't agree on nn)
Elliette (I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this name - but Elliott is my sons middle name so no go)
Josephine (just didn't seem to fit)
Madeline (I like Mad -e- LINE and felt like most would say Mad-e-LYN)
Oliva (My hubs can't get past that bratty pig)
Penelope (don't like Penny)
Sophia (same feelings as Isabella)
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September 21st, 2012 12:02 PM #9
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September 21st, 2012 12:07 PM #11
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September 21st, 2012 12:09 PM #13
With Cooper and Jackson...
Lucille
Stella
Mabel/Maybelle
Sophie
Rachel
Iris
Lila
Cecily
Sadie
Abilene
Annabel/Annabeth
Emmeline
Rosalie
Ada
Ruby
Estelle
Meredith
Selah
Louisa
Lorelei
Celeste
Adeline
Willa
Livia
Matilda
Clementine
Moriah
Lilith
Laurel
Adrienne
Shiloh
Elise
Bridget
Virginia
Michaela
Eliza
Amy
EvangelineAll the best,
Mischa.
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September 21st, 2012 12:11 PM #15
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I like Quincy Grace, it's nms but it's not too quirky at all IMO. You could always spell Madeline as Madeleine which ironically sounds more like "lyn or len" in French but it seems most people say "LINE" here which I think is fine. Would you consider Elisabette or Elisabetta over Isabella? I know it might be a bit much or too girly for some but Elizabette Quinn or even just Elizabeth Quinn makes a good alternative IMO.
I wouldn't let nn's stop me from using a name, I think they come naturally but I like Georgia nn GiGi if you're still interested in the name.
I'll try to come up with list! Typing on phone please excuse errors and autocorrectionsJosephine Athénaïs - Josephine Ivy - Myriam Athénaïs - Vivienne Josephine
Athena Beatrice - Beatrice Cecile - Eleanor Anne-Sophie -Myriam Beatrice - Meredith ElizabethAmbrose Aristide - Ulysses Aristide
Girls: Bérangère, Bérénice, Honorine, Mazarine Boys: Augustin, Emeric, Hugo, Lambert, Lucien, Maxence, Yves
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September 21st, 2012 12:13 PM #17
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September 21st, 2012 03:57 PM #19
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