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  1. #1
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    Full name for Minnie

    I would like to use Minnie as a nickname for a little girl. I don't, however, just want to go with Minnie- I want a more formal full name that my girl can use when she's older in case Minnie gets to be too "young" of a name. The main problem is that husband isn't crazy about any of the formal names I've found to go with Minnie (Amelia, Wilhelmina, Minerva [though, I would never choose this either], and Margaret). I'm at a loss for ideas, so do any of you have suggestions for full names that could use Minnie as a nickname?

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    Last edited by east93; April 15th, 2012 at 02:11 PM.
    2O - Aries - Slytherin - Daycare Assistant Teacher

    Names of the moment:

    Adriana | Alena | Laurel
    {Adriana Laurel}


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    Newest thoughts for little ones: Angelo - Caspian - Eden | Brisa - Gisele


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    Araminta. Love this, although it might not be everyone's cup of tea. I do feel it's name enough to stand alone, so no middle name necessary... always thought Minnie would be a cute nickname for this because the usual alternative nn Minty is distasteful to some people I know.

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    Minette
    Mina
    Monica
    Melina
    Midnight
    Mckenna
    Marian
    Phelomina
    Ramona
    Rosamund
    Manora
    Jessamine
    Imogen (might be stretching it)
    Harmony
    Amena

    Thats all icould come up with. I looked through a baby name book specifically looking for names with an n following an m. It isn't the best baby name book, so maybe there are more.
    Wanting to be pregnant.

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    As a Minnie, I thought I'd weigh in on this one! My "real" name is Minuette (min-you-eh-teh) so thats one for you to consider. Jasmine and Mina would also work.

    You could always look for names meaning small/petite/little etc: Katania, Paula, Paulina, Paulette, Cosette, Nina, Talitha, Malva are a few I've found.

    Hope thats useful

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    Quote Originally Posted by minuette View Post
    As a Minnie, I thought I'd weigh in on this one! My "real" name is Minuette (min-you-eh-teh) so thats one for you to consider. Jasmine and Mina would also work.

    You could always look for names meaning small/petite/little etc: Katania, Paula, Paulina, Paulette, Cosette, Nina, Talitha, Malva are a few I've found.

    Hope thats useful
    Also perhap Yasmin
    2O - Aries - Slytherin - Daycare Assistant Teacher

    Names of the moment:

    Adriana | Alena | Laurel
    {Adriana Laurel}


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    Newest thoughts for little ones: Angelo - Caspian - Eden | Brisa - Gisele


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    I think Minuet or Yasmin are lovely suggestions. You might also like Jessamine or Jasmine. Another name that comes to mind is Minver. It is an obscure Cornish female name.
    Looking for a unique yet legitimate name, check out my growing database of names, I have names from Albanian to Yiddish http://legitbabenames.wordpress.com

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    Miniver is variant of the Cornish female saint name. "Mrs. Miniver" was a popular wartime film starring Greer Garson. St Minver is a place in Cornwall, England.
    Last edited by mischa; April 15th, 2012 at 03:49 PM.
    All the best,
    Mischa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mischa View Post
    Miniver is the Cornish female saint name.
    It also appears in some records as Minver.
    Looking for a unique yet legitimate name, check out my growing database of names, I have names from Albanian to Yiddish http://legitbabenames.wordpress.com

  10. #19
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    Throwing out some other "opinions" (not sure if any are your style) (also sorry for repeats too)

    Adamina
    Amina
    Carmina / Carmine
    Dominica / Dominika
    Gemini
    Jasmina / Yasmina
    Lumina
    Pamina (a very lovely name found in Mozart's Magic Flute)
    Samina
    "Don't try to be modern, it's the most old-fashioned thing there is," - Attilio, The Tiger and the Snow

    Domenico/Dominic, Gianfranco/Gianpaolo, Giacomo, Antonio, Raphael, Calogero, Leopold, Angelo, Giorgio, Alban, Malachi, Dante, Mirek, Dario, Lionel
    Katarina/Caterina, Irena, Silvia, Aniela, Delfina, Raffaella, Apollonia, Cecilia, Pasqualina, Rosalind/Rosina, Josephine, Allegra, Alba, Leokadia, Annunziata/Nunzia, Bronya, Adrasteia, Vincenza, Althea, Eurydice, Regina

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