- Elara Poppy
- Elara Giselle
- Elara Cosette
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Favorite? 
Voted [name_f]Betty[/name_f] but my #1[name_f][/name_f] favorite is [name_f]Birdie[/name_f]
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IMO a nickname making sense and being usable are completely different things. I’d just consider it a nickname unrelated to the given name.
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Which spelling do you prefer?
- Calista
- Callista
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- Alina and Rosalie Pretty
- Alina and Rosalie Too much lee sound
- Alina and Rosalie
If there’s other siblings
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Curious if these go together or I’m overthinking it?
That’s right, I’m still obsessed with [name_m]Hyacinth[/name_m]— and as indecisive as ever. 
As always, this is not for a real child so usability is not a concern!
- Hyacinth Leander
- Hyacinth Alexis
- Hyacinth Evangel
- Hyacinth Rumi
- Hyacinth Amelio
- Hyacinth Orfeo
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If you met a boy Augustine, you would guess it was pronounced… (I’m bad at writing out pronunciations but I think you’ll understand what I’m getting at
- aw-GUS-tin
- aw-gus-TEEN
- no clue / something else / obligatory other
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I would say AW-gus-teen (I assume that’s what you meant by the second one, so I voted for it!!)
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Yep! I knew something was off with how I wrote it lol
Lily and Lyra leer-ah
- Quirky
- Cruel
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- Noemi Magnolia and Elora Rhiannon
- Alina Magnolia and Elora Noemi
- Alina Magnolia and Elora Rhiannon
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Favorites ? 
if a parent and child have names that start with the same 2 letters and share similar sounds, would you assume the child’s name is honouring the parent?
think cassandra names her baby callista, victor has a viveca, katherine has a kasper, edmund has an eden, etc…
- yes, i’d think it may be an honour name
- no, it wouldn’t cross my mind
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it wouldn’t really be “guessing” how it’s pronounced. More my standard way of pronouncing the written form Augustine is aw-GUS-tin. Like Saint Augustine…i’ve met a couple of boys through the years with this name. And my parents were married at Saint Augustine’s church.
It would more be a surprise if that wasn’t the pronunciation. I would assume it was like the default I’ve always known.
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combo of the week poll
Which name do you like best?
- Penelope Willow “Polly”
- Gabriel Koa
- Serena Rowan
- Arden Estelle
- Nora Selena Jade
- Alice June Theresa
- August Pax
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I think I lean -teen on instinct but I wouldn’t be surprised by the other! [name_m]Augustin[/name_m] would definitely be the tin pronunciation for me.
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- Noa Penelope Yay
- Noa Penelope Nay
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- Noa
- Penelope
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Which do prefer as a first name ? 
AWE-gus-teen. This is is how I’ve always pronounced it, girl or boy.
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[name_f]Honor[/name_f] name is a strong word but I’d think it’s not a coincidence. More “the similarity is cute” than “I’m naming after myself”
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- Alina Magnolia & Elora Noemi
- Magnolia Beatrix & Elora Noemi
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Favorite ?
sorry, similar but different poll
Marsaili & which Gwen/Guin name?
Marsaili is pn MAR-suh-lee
- Guinevere
- Gwendolen
- Gwenna
- Gwenora
- Gwyneira
- Gwynrose
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Marsaili, Lavinia, & _______
- Guinevere
- Gwendolen
- Gwenna
- Gwenora
- Gwyneira
- Gwynrose
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