I don’t think [name_f]Clelia[/name_f] and Lilaea/Lilaia are too close in spelling but I already trip over the pronunciation of [name_f]Clelia[/name_f] so it’s extra difficult for me to say “Clelia and Lilaea”
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Same as @/SparkleNinja, I would definitely go with [name_f]Lilaia[/name_f], that specifically pronunciation, [name_f]Lilaea[/name_f] I would instinctively pronounce as lih-LAY-uh
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Just thought of another option 
Clara and…
- Rosa
- Luisa
- Diana
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Visually they look different enough so I don’t think the spellings are too close but they are both really really L heavy which makes [name_f]Augusta[/name_f] stick out a bit since she has zero Ls.
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we’re in the home stretch!
m + n (for boys)
o + p
M & N - boys <3
- March (March 3)
- Maroon (July 22)
- Melchior (December 18)
- November (November 1)
- Nathaniel (November 5)
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O & P - girls <3
- Odessa (January 15)
- Ophelia (April 7)
- Occitanie (April 26)
- Odette (May 10)
- Odile (May 11)
- Olivia (June 30)
- Olivet (July 3)
- Ophelie (September 20)
- Paloma (February 2)
- Priscilla “Lilla” (November 9)
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O & P - boys <3
- Ollie (July 12)
- October (October 2)
- Poe (March 15)
- Pascale (April 9)
- Painter (May 5)
- Peregrine (November 3)
- Plenty (November 22)
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I almost included lemon because I think it’s so cute but I just don’t think it’s right for my list!
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Sister for Marigold Rosie?
- Magnolia Daisy
- Lavender Elsie
- Clover Harriet
- Primrose Evie
- Lilac Winnie
- Rosemary Belle
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Sibling names 1
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Felicity
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Anneliese
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Ameliana
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Lorelai
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Rosanna
- Wilhelmina, Genevieve & Roxanna
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7 letter siblings.
- Lorelai, Indiara & Alessia
- Lorelai, Indiara & Adeline
- Lorelai, Indiara & Cynthia
- Lorelai, Indiara & Elithea
- Lorelai, Indiara & Emelise
- Lorelai, Indiara & Eveline
- Lorelai, Indiara & Evelina
- Lorelai, Indiara & Rosalie
- Lorelai, Indiara & Viviana
- Lorelai, Indiara & Eliseva
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Despite popular vote (Thank you everyone for voting!!) I think I’m sticking with the Lilaea spelling!!
Thoughts on sisters Lilaea (Lil-EYE-uh) and Rosafiere (Rose-uh-FEER-uh) (nns Lily and Saf)?
- Love!!
- Like
- Neutral
- Dislike
- Hate
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Thoughts on Lilaea Marsaili Clover & Rosafiere Gwendolen Marigold?
- They go together well!!
- They go together okay
- They don’t go together well
- …and the combos are too floral
- …and the combos are fine on the floral side
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Which do you like best for me if you’re familiar, or just like best in general if not?
- Bhairavi
- Farideh
- Izdihar
- Mangala
- Nadezhda
- Sandhya/Sandhiya
- Tirodhana
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Do you think Elise nn Lisa would work? I don’t like Elisa that much
- Yes
- Kind of
- No
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And if it changes your opinion, the nickname Lisa wouldn’t be used all the time, just sometimes.
Maura Kenny Tracy Nancy Ann David Jay and
- Jon
- Tommy
- Nina
- Joe
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Sister for Edie Elizabeth?
- Elsie Caroline
- Ada Rose
- Nell Emma
- Dottie Jane
- Birdie Eleanor
- Mabel Beatrix
- Ida Mary
- Winnie Marianne
- Daisy Julia
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Voted no, but what I mean is: It does make sense soundwise but it’s the same length as [name_f]Elise[/name_f] and doesn’t sound any friendlier?? So I don’t get why you would call someone with a nickname name by another nickname that isn’t more nickname-y
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latest crush: lucius ‘lu’ <3
- yes!!!
- mhm, yes.
- mhm.
- mhm, no.
- no!!!
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lucius + cynthia (sibset)
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
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Old vs new
- Talulla Eileen
- Lileas Eileen
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[name_u]Love[/name_u] [name_m]Lucius[/name_m], don’t like [name_u]Lu[/name_u]
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How do you feel about Xanthippe, keeping in mind that she means “yellow horse”? I love the sound, but her meaning is putting me off. 
- I like it
- I am neutral
- I dislike it
- I love it
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And is she usable as a first name, despite her meaning and supposedly being a misogynistic term for a “difficult” and nagging woman?
- Yes
- No
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@mellona I don’t consider “yellow horse” a bad thing, but I am very easily put off by figurative meanings, even positive ones (if you hadn’t brought it up I probably would have)
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a minor thing, but it’s actually “blonde horse” not “yellow horse”!! edit: or golden
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