The Quick Poll Thread! (Part 7)

General Name Discussion
9924
  • Jasper and Rosalie , if other names🌲
  • Jasper and Rosalie, too twilight☀️
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9925

I think it works if there are other names. I would still think of twilight but if the other kids didn’t have twilight names I would assume it was a coincidence.

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9926

If it was just [name_f]Rosemary[/name_f] [name_f]Juliet[/name_f] or she went by a different nickname, it wouldn’t be a problem but if she only went by [name_f]Romy[/name_f] then yes, I would notice

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9927

Since I don’t actually know anyone with those names, [name_f]Twilight[/name_f] is my only association with those names besides being nature names so it’s personally too twilight for me to use both but could be ok for others. However I would definitely be wondering for other families if I see they are both first names on siblings. I think if it would be ok if one was a fn and the other was a middle though

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9928
  • Hazel
  • Juliet
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9929
  • Lillian (mn),Delilah (Fn),good☀️
  • Lillian(mn),Delilah (Fn),too similar🌸
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Is it too similar to have siblings with Fn Delilah and another with middle name Lillian :cherry_blossom::sunny::purple_heart:

9930

musing on a full name for “Clo”

  • Chloe
  • Cleodie
  • ClĂ­odhna
  • Clodagh
  • Clodovea clo doh vey ah
  • Cloelia clo ee lee ah
  • Cloella
  • CloĂŠmie clo EM mee
  • Clonea cluh nay
  • Clora
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and an extra

  • Clea cley ah
  • Clelia cley lee ah
  • Clella clell la
  • Cloelia clo ee lee ah
  • Cloella clo ell la
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9931
  • Elisabeth Hildegarde (“Elsie”).
  • Elsinore Hildegarde (“Elsie”).
  • Dulcibella Hildegarde (“Dulcie”).
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9932
  • Use a name despite popularity☀️
  • Choose different name🌸
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If a name you like , like for example Delilah for me you found out was a lot more popular than thought and like uncommon names Would still have it as a favorite name or pick ddifferent first name?

:butterfly:Sorry if hard to read or understand

9933

It really depends on the name, how important it was to me, and how many people with that name I actually know.

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9934
  • Philomena
  • Mattolina
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9935
  • Mattea
  • Micheala
  • Olive
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9936

Olive and Clementine - too ‘food-y’ to be sisters? :tangerine: :olive:

  • Yes, they are too foody
  • No, you’re fine
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9937

nicknames for elizabeth…

  • ellie
  • eliza
  • lizzie / lizzy
  • ella
  • elsie
  • other :slight_smile:
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9938

[name_f]Mattolina[/name_f] is so cute & summery!! Very :tangerine::dancer::shallow_pan_of_food::motor_scooter::sunny: to me <3

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9939

Yeah, in American [name_f]English[/name_f], it goes either way. For me, I personally believe in the “s’s” because “s’” usually indicates plural possessive. Still, American grammarians say it can go either way.

That said, I agree with [name_f]British[/name_f] [name_f]English[/name_f] when it comes to quotations. [name_f]British[/name_f] [name_f]English[/name_f] doesn’t add punctuation inside a quote, but does this ‘_____’.

Whereas American [name_f]English[/name_f] inserts punctuation “________.”

Thank you for explaining that tidbit about [name_f]British[/name_f] [name_f]English[/name_f]! I didn’t know the rule was solidified.

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9940

Thoughts on the name Duncan?
Won’t be offended by any answer :blush:

  • Love it
  • Like it
  • It’s ok / Meh
  • Hate it
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9941

hate it but I am heavily biased by a personal bad association

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9942

I actually have a relative whose name is a variant of Gabriel and we call them Gibby! I think it totally works and is cute.

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9943
  • Angelina
  • Angeline
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