[name]Love[/name] the name [name]Ramona[/name], but not in love with nn [name]Mona[/name]. Other suggestions?
[name]Remi[/name] and [name]Ona[/name] are the only ones I can think of.
I’ve always loved the idea of [name]Roma[/name] as a nickname for [name]Ramona[/name].
[name]Rami[/name] (pronounced rah-mee), [name]Ramy[/name] (pronounced ray-mee) and [name]Romy[/name] are the first ones I thought of.
[name]Romy[/name] and [name]Mo[/name] are cute
[name]Rome[/name]
[name]Roma[/name]
[name]Romy[/name]
[name]Rona[/name]
[name]Ona[/name]
[name]Remi[/name]
[name]Ro[/name]
[name]Mo[/name]
[name]Nona[/name]
Noni
I like [name]Ramona[/name] nn [name]Romy[/name], personally. Although if I ever used [name]Ramona[/name], I would probably use the full [name]Ramona[/name] 75% of the time. I don’t especially think it needs a nn.
I’d use it w/o a nickname but I do love [name]Romy[/name] (though I think of [name]Romy[/name] being short for [name]Rosemary[/name] more than [name]Ramona[/name], it could still work).
Some good ideas here. Thx!
The one person I know named [name]Ramona[/name] is sometimes called Monie. She does not like her name, but I think the pet names people have for her are sweet. Her main objection is to the “moan” sound in it, so [name]Romy[/name] or [name]Roma[/name] or [name]Rona[/name] would fix that.
Nickname–>[name]Mona[/name].
I thought it’s pretty straightforward.
I get the dislike for [name]Mona[/name]. It always makes me think of the movie “Drowning [name]Mona[/name]”. Gives me a negative connotation of a cantankerous old woman.
I’m on board with [name]Remi[/name] as a nickname. If you wanted to, you could also called her [name]Amy[/name] but that’s sort of a stretch.
[name]Ray[/name], Momo, and [name]Mo[/name] are the only pretty nicknames I can think of stemming from [name]Ramona[/name].
I like [name]Ramona[/name] nn [name]Romy[/name] or [name]Roma[/name] or [name]Ray[/name]. I even like the previous suggestion of [name]Mo[/name] or Momo, but only as a casual nickname. Not something that she would actually go by.