what do you guys think of [name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] [name_f]Aaliyah[/name_f] [name_u]Rose[/name_u]?
note: I know the meaning of [name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] but I don’t really mind
[name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] - literary and exciting! I also know the meaning and don’t mind too much. What a glorious name. Mazzie as a nickname is so sweet to me!
[name_f]Aaliyah[/name_f] - not for me.
[name_u]Rose[/name_u] - I love this name, but not as a middle usually.
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[name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] is intriguing and distinctive with cool nickname potential (Mazzie, [name_u]Maz[/name_u], [name_u]Mack[/name_u], [name_f]Maisy[/name_f], [name_f]Meena[/name_f], Miam [name_f]Minnie[/name_f], Mimi)
[name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] [name_f]Aaliyah[/name_f] [name_u]Rose[/name_u] has a nice flow and sound - especially if you use the ah-lee-uh pronunciation of [name_f]Aaliyah[/name_f]. It has a sort of stylish, musical vibe
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For me this name feels very confusing.
[name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] is inspired by Jewish mythology surrounding Mazzikin which refers to sinister evil spirits you encounter daily. Of course these ‘dark’ names are very fashion forward but I think paired with [name_f]Aaliyah[/name_f] it’s strange as [name_f]Aliyah[/name_f] refers to the Jewish immigration to [name_u]Israel[/name_u] so as someone with a Jewish mama I’m reading this as when the Jewish immigrations happens you’ll encounter evil spirits so for me this just reads weirdly. But that’s probably just me. I love [name_u]Rose[/name_u]!
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[name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] is one of those names that I just don’t “get” so I would be curious if you could explain your attraction to it! To me, it has a certain harshness that doesn’t translate as “name-y” - if I saw this name in the wild with zero context I might guess it would be a type of plant or vegetable, rather than a human, if that makes sense? [name_u]Light[/name_u], vowel-filled names are the trend right now so [name_f]Mazikeen[/name_f] seems to go completely against that, and then coupled with its questionable meaning and trendy usage due to a recent pop culture influence, I just don’t “get” it and am curious as to why it’s picked up steam with others.
it’s a character from one of my favorite TV shows,