The Quick Poll Thread! (Part 7)

General Name Discussion
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Is Chrysalis too ambitious

  • Yes
  • No
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  • Palmer. Avalon. Yay. :black_heart:
  • Palmer. Avalon. No/Nay. :evergreen_tree:
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Thoughts. On name. Palmer. Avalon? :black_heart:

3386

Name of the week, week 2 2024 round 2

  • Joanna
  • Daisy
  • Ruth ‘Ru’
0 voters
3388

[name_f]Tia[/name_f] :eyes:

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Is Hosanna “Annie” weird to use if I’m not religious?
  • Yes, definitely!
  • I wouldn’t, but if your fine with it.
  • No way!
  • I have more to say (@ me)
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If it is, which of these other names with the nickname Annie do you like for me?
  • Annabeth
  • Anne
  • Annabel
  • Marianne
  • Annetta
  • Susanna
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[name_f]Hosanna[/name_f] is gorgeous, but I would definitely find it weird if a non-religious person used it on their child since the word is so embedded into Christianity (and Judaism, if I’m not mistaken?).

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3391
  • Willa Caroline
  • Caroline Mae
  • Zoe Estelle
0 voters
  • Willa Caroline
  • Caroline Mae
  • Zoe Estelle
0 voters
3392

I voted no, but I don’t know what the relation is between the name and religion. I’m assuming it’s the name of someone in the bible, which generally isn’t weird with popular/familiar names, and I think the nickname Annie makes Hosanna feel more familiar (ie, not specifically religious).

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I think of Hosanna and Hallelujah as quite similar (praising cries), which I think makes either of them very heavily associated with religion/the Bible.

I really only hear the word hosanna in hymns and ye olde Christmas carols!

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I wouldn’t know either. It would feel a little strange to use a name that isn’t used (most likely) outside of religion if you’re not religious.

I chose [name_f]Annabeth[/name_f] just because I’ve been thinking about her.

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3395

realistic name ideas poll :star2:

  • Clementine
  • Clover
  • Phoebe
  • Frances
0 voters
  • Otto
  • Felix
  • Leo
0 voters
3396

Still having the hardest time finalizing brothers for Caspian Rory.

  • Arrow Casper
  • Arrow Finnegan
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  • Harbor Louis
  • Harbor Cillian
0 voters
  • Casper Arrow
  • Finnegan Arrow
0 voters
  • Louis Harbor
  • Cillian Harbor
0 voters
  • Caspian, Arrow, & Harbor
  • Caspian, Finnegan, & Louis
0 voters
3397

Colin Ryan Wayne and

  • Jason
  • Bill
  • Andy
  • Seth
  • Paul
  • Jonah
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Typed this hours ago and forgot to press reply :skull:

Most biblical names I think are perfectly fine to use if you’re not religious but [name_f]Hosanna[/name_f] is so connected to religion it would feel weird to use it if you weren’t, similar to other religious (or similarly, Puritan) names like [name_m]Shadrach[/name_m], [name_f]Bathsheba[/name_f], [name_m]Absalom[/name_m], [name_f]Hephzibah[/name_f] etc

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3399

Yes.

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Same as @ethelmary:

[name_f]Lera[/name_f] is leh-rah

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[name_f]Hosanna[/name_f] is definitely one of those names you should stay away from if you’re not religious, in my opinion. It’s not even a Biblical name but a way of praising G-d. It would be weird and even slightly inappropriate to name your child a religious term that literally means “deliver us”.

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3402
  • Tolliver. Gray. Yay. :black_heart:
  • Tolliver. Gray. No/Nay. :evergreen_tree:
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Thoughts on name Tolliver Gray for a boy? :black_heart:

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[name_f]Hosanna[/name_f] does feel a particularly strange choice if you’re not a [name_u]Christian[/name_u] or Jew. Especially with the meaning “Lord please save us” if you don’t believe in “the Lord” and salvation, that’s a very odd name to give a child

If you like Hosanna…maybe [name_f]Sanna[/name_f] (which can mean truth) or [name_f]Susanna[/name_f] (meaning Lily)

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Cohesiveness of sisters Maryelle, Nicolette, & Amberley?

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  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
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  • Maryelle sticks out
  • Nicolette sticks out
  • Amberley sticks out
  • They all fit
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