After going through and carefully considering at least 200 name combinations, I think I have circled back to [name]Corinna[/name], with my maiden name in the middle, as a sibling to [name]Charles[/name]/[name]Charlie[/name]. I never wanted to be one of those people who named all their kids with the same letter, but there it is. 
What are your overall opinions on [name]Corinna[/name]? [name]Ever[/name] met one? What kind of girl/woman do you picture?
Thanks!
I was just talking to a friend about this name yesterdayā¦I love it BUT anyone with this name would have to go through life telling people it is [name]COR[/name]-IN-A not [name]COR[/name]-EE-NAā¦it is a beautiful name if you are willing to deal with that issue. I know of a little girl with this name and when I told her mom how much I liked her name ā¦the first thing she said was that people always mispronounce it.
It is very pretty - but per tommieās post - I didnāt pronounce it right at first. But if you love it then that is what matters most 
I think itās beautiful. I agree with the other posters on pronunciation though, that could be a problem. And as for the kids names starting with the same letter, donāt worry about it. If itās the name you love, thatās what matters most. Plus, they donāt start with the same sound. And itās not like naming your kids [name]Kimberly[/name], [name]Khloe[/name], and [name]Kourtney[/name], ya know?
It is my name! Although my parents spelled it with an āeā instead of an āi.ā I love it and always have. Sometimes people do mispronounce it. I recently met another girl named [name]Corrinna[/name], and she did say the same thing. She is the first person Iāve ever met who shared my name. Iām 29. She might be in her early 20ās.
I donāt know anyone named [name]Corinna[/name], but growing up in the Deep South, [name]Corinne[/name] was a pretty, old-fashioned name along the lines of [name]Violet[/name] thatās just aching for a comeback. Here itās pronounced [name]Cor[/name]-[name]RYNN[/name], which Iāve always thought sounds much more feminine than [name]Cor[/name]-een.
[name]Corinna[/name] makes me think of a beautiful, sweet, and feminine girl. Maybe called [name]Cori[/name] as a nickname. Itās adorable. Itās an unusual and sweet name, better than [name]Corinne[/name], which is too blah. I know a [name]Corinne[/name] and havenāt cared for the name since. It goes with almost any sibling name except [name]Corbin[/name] (m) and [name]Cora[/name] (f)!
I think [name]Corinna[/name] is a very pretty name, but not too frilly. People may mispronounce it at first, but probably only need to be corrected once. And some may pronounce it correctly, since itās unfamiliar and some will just read it phonetically, which leads to a correct pronunciation. I have a friend named [name]Corinne[/name] who has always gone by [name]Cori[/name] anyway (that nickname seems much more feminine and pretty when itās short for [name]Corinne[/name] than when itās the full given name).
This name is becoming appealing to me as wellā¦I love the [name]Bob[/name] [name]Dylan[/name] song, [name]Corinna[/name], [name]Corinna[/name].
This name is becoming appealing to me as wellā¦I love the [name]Bob[/name] [name]Dylan[/name] song, [name]Corinna[/name], [name]Corinna[/name].
This name is becoming appealing to me as wellā¦I love the [name]Bob[/name] [name]Dylan[/name] song, [name]Corrina[/name], [name]Corrina[/name], but Iām not sure about the pronunciation differences.