Considering [name_f]Doveva[/name_f] for number four, but worried it might be too close to big
sister [name_f]Tove[/name_f]'s name?
We would be using the nickname [name_f]Veva[/name_f] or [name_f]Viva[/name_f]
Possibly they are a bit too similar, sorry. What about [name_f]Viviana[/name_f], [name_f]Viveka[/name_f], or just [name_f]Viva[/name_f] is gorgeous with [name_f]Tove[/name_f]! 
[name_f]May[/name_f] I ask what your other two Girls are called please?
Possibly they are a bit too similar, sorry. What about [name_f]Viviana[/name_f], [name_f]Viveka[/name_f], or just [name_f]Viva[/name_f] is gorgeous with [name_f]Tove[/name_f]! [name_f]May[/name_f] I ask what your other two Girls are called please?
They are a bit close, but I agree with the pp: [name_f]Viva[/name_f] alone is beautiful with [name_f]Tove[/name_f]! I think it’s the O in [name_f]Doveva[/name_f] that’s making it feel so similar. And replace the T in [name_f]Tove[/name_f] with a D and you have basically the same name.
Thanks for the feedback.
Other daughters are family or honour names, and tove is the only one who isn’t…
[name_f]Monet[/name_f] to honour my dear friend [name_f]Mona[/name_f] and maylia (may-lee-ah) after my aunts middle name.
[name_f]Doveva[/name_f] would be to honour my husbands favourite aunt who was affectionately nicknamed “dovie” which rhymes with the nickname we use for tove which is Tovie. I recently met a friend named viva, so I wasn’t comfortable naming the baby that directly. And we have a local restaurant named viva Mexico ”
But it is a Spanish word, so I shouldn’t let that deter me!