Nah I’ll anything! Thanks for the suggestion you and @lateaugust!
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- Juliet/Juliette
- Lydia
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- Evaluna
- Vienna
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- Adelaide
- Violet / Violetta
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- Lola
- Rosie
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[name_f]Violet[/name_f] > [name_f]Adelaide[/name_f] > [name_f]Violetta[/name_f]
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Ok pt 2
Which suits them best~
- Nala
- Nyla
- Irie
- Jordana
- Nazli
- Nazareth
- Zion
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Another person this time, another character inspo
Which name suits them best~
- Amina
- Aurora
- Cassia
- Delara
- Dulce
- Dulcie
- Franzi
- Gaia
- Irini
- Leila
- Liora
- Shenzi
- Sofia
- Vita
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Really getting [name_f]Alara[/name_f] vibes from the second (and third) picture!
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Top four will be potential combos for my nursery baby.
- Gwenore Acacia Belle
- Zelda Odette Peace
- Marjorie Abigail Harbor
- Fionnuala Sofia Bliss
- Katya Eleanor Nadezhda
- Chiara Valentina Honey
- Persephone Quinn Harbor
- Katya Magdalene Bliss
- Zosia Velvet Pearl
- Cornelia Wednesday Reverie
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Élisé
- Boy
- Girl
- Neutral
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Élisée
- Boy
- Girl
- Neutral
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This is because for both versions I have read somewhere that it is a boy name and somewhere it is a girl name, to me it read femm but someone told me it is a boy’s name and therefore I shouldn’t but it in my girl list.
Which spelling / form for a girl?
- Morgana
- Morgane
- Morgan
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you see the name Marin, you say …
- muh-REN (like the county in California)
- mair-in (like Maren)
- mawr-in (kind of like marring/to mar)
- did you think you could do a pronunciation poll without someone replying that they would say it another way?
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you would prefer Murphy + Marlow as…
- Murphy (b)
- Murphy (g)
- Marlow (b)
- Marlow (g)
- bonus: Marlowe
- I like the ambiguity of two unisex names
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- Katherine “Kiki”
- Eleanor “Nell”
- Marianne “Nan”
- Marisol “Sunny”
- Amalia “Mimi”
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This might be an accent thing but I’m originally from [name_u]California[/name_u] and have always heard the county as muh-RIN rather than muh-REN, so that’s how I would say it (I voted for muh-REN because it was closest)
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Which pair?
(g/g)
- Amani & Shenzi
- Noa & Shenzi
- Irie & Shenzi
- Zion & Shenzi
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So [name_u]Marlow[/name_u] is the only spelling I can picture on a boy, but I prefer [name_u]Marlo[/name_u] or [name_u]Marlowe[/name_u], both of which are girl names in my mind.
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- Margot
- Margaux
- Margeau
- Margo
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It’s not the fact they end with -on and -an, it’s just the fact that they all feel very mismatched
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At least from my perspective, [name_m]Aaron[/name_m] and [name_m]Brian[/name_m] are both pretty dated (more so [name_m]Brian[/name_m] than [name_m]Aaron[/name_m] but non the less, [name_m]Brian[/name_m] is very 60s/70s and [name_m]Aaron[/name_m] is very 90s, though it’s still somewhat popular now, it just peaked in the 90s), [name_m]Cleon[/name_m] feels so oddly ancient next to all of them and [name_u]Dylan[/name_u] is very early 2000/10s so it feels very youthful compared to all of them, the only ones that I could see in a pair are [name_m]Aaron[/name_m] and [name_u]Dylan[/name_u] together
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In that case then sure, I’m just using my perspective as an American!
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Is it okay for a non Jewish person with no Jewish heritage to use Rivka?
it is one of the names i want to give a future daughter, in form of rivka aurora or rivka felicita
i really like rivka, it is one of my favourite names but i kind of dislike rebecca. could use it, but really prefer rivka “riv” or “rika” instead of rebecca “rebbie” or “becky”. and i love this name, it makes me so happy from inside
- yes
- no
- uuuh, maybe?
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like i am afraid it is cultural appropriation but i really want to use it, if it is considered cultural appropriation then maybe i will use it on a pet (if i can?? or is that weird / wrong too)?
another character inspo
Which name suit them best~
- Aquil
- Aziz
- Basco
- Eliseu
- Haru
- Idris
- Jade
- Marcelo
- Miraj
- Moises
- Nile
- Naveen
- Raysh
- Zaire
- Zayd
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more like MAHR-in ? like marina, without the -a 
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