dorothy “duffy” & sarah “sal” as a sibset?
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so thanks to the last blog post I’m thinking about hopewell (lmk if any of these is a real person lol)
- elio hopewell
- mika hopewell
- teddy hopewell
- max hopewell
- kit hopewell
- frankie hopewell
- rudy hopewell
- tully hopewell
- misha hopewell
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also sunshine, because there’s loads of it today (last three are boys)
- julie sunshine
- frida sunshine
- lydie sunshine
- léonie sunshine
- anya sunshine
- hugo sunshine
- jamie sunshine
- bo sunshine
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- Luca (b) (loo-kuh)
- Lucia (g) (loo-see-uh)
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[name_m]Jamesy[/name_m]! 
[name_m]Jamesy[/name_m] [name_u]Kittiwake[/name_u] is so perfect.
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I’d guess it was a boy but [name_u]Tilden[/name_u] “Tillie” on a girl would be adorable!
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I just saw this for the first time and I’m wondering if this nn works?
Jessica nn Jace?
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- It works!
- It’s a stretch, but it works
- It doesn’t work
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Tere on a girl?
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- Neutral
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What if I told you that it’s pronounced like Terry and that it’s a Gaelic name meaning “the son of the short man”?
- That changes my answer for better
- That changes my answer for worse
- That doesn’t change my answer
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I know Theodore was the top choice for this but if you had to choose between these two names
Brother for William and Matilda?
- Oliver
- Edmund
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I’m obsessed with Eugene nn Geno, but I also love Warren Eugene… help me out!
- Warren Eugene “Geno”
- Eugene Warren “Geno”
- Neither of these flow well
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And assuming the hypothetical kid just goes by his first name…
- Warren Eugene
- Eugene Warren
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Sarah?
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Does it go with my realistic names? (Elliot, Samuel, Magnus; Eve & Miriam)
- It goes perfectly
- It goes well
- It’s not terrible…
- It doesn’t really go
- It goes better with your boy names
- It goes better with your girl names
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Also is the sah-ruh pronunciation going to be a pain to enforce in the states?
- Yes, definitely
- Probably
- I don’t know
- No, it won’t be a problem
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I think the sah-ruh pronunciation would be easier to enforce with [name_f]Sara[/name_f] over [name_f]Sarah[/name_f]
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I’ve known a good amount of Sara/Sarah’s, one of them had that pronunciation and she didn’t have any problems, I don’t know which spelling she had though
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love the nns, not a fan of the firsts 
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[name_f]Cecily[/name_f] and [name_f]Alice[/name_f] would be more perfect in my opinion as they are both gorgeous popular medieval names so have a better vibe in my opinion 
[name_f]Cicely[/name_f] would also be preferable to [name_u]Sisley[/name_u] for me
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I love [name_u]Oleander[/name_u] for a boy, although it’s floriography imagery puts me off slightly. I’m not sure if this is for a girl or a boy? For me [name_u]Oleander[/name_u] is very masculine and [name_f]Edelweiss[/name_f] feminine
[name_f]Do[/name_f] you mean like sar- like rhyming with car or like trying to get the A sound like apple before an R? Because I can’t make that sound with my accent. Sar- would be doable but if someone said their name was “saa-ra” that would come across as sair-uh to me and that’s how I’d say it if I repeated it.
Firsts and middles for my short list Part 1 (other than my top 10)
- Phoebe Violet
- Phoebe Louise
- Phoebe Myrtle
- Phoebe Elowen
- Phoebe Winifred
- Phoebe Helen
- Phoebe Junerose
- Phoebe Adeline
- Phoebe Hazel
- Phoebe Caroline
- Phoebe Juliet
- Phoebe Madeleine (Line ending)
- Phoebe Matilda
- Phoebe Agatha
- Phoebe Lilia
- Phoebe Harriet
- Phoebe Marianne
- Phoebe Dawn
- Phoebe Summer
- Phoebe Lucille
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- Rosemary Matilda
- Daphne Matilda
- June Matilda
- Janie Matilda
- Nell Matilda
- Pearl Matilda
- Poppy Matilda
- Hazel Matilda
- Sadie Matilda
- Summer Matilda
- Alice Matilda
- Eloise Matilda
- Josephine Matilda
- Susannah Matilda
- Violet Matilda
- Rose Matilda
- Edie Matilda
- Teddy Matilda
- Phoebe Matilda
- Maggie Matilda
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how would you instinctively pronounce niko ?
- nick-oh
- neek-oh
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- Lawrence can be Laurie
- Lawrence can not be Laurie
- Laurence is better for Laurie than Lawrence, but either work
- Laurie is interchangeable for Lawrence/Laurence
- Laurie is a bad nickname for Lawrence/Laurence
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And if Lawrence is pronounced LAH-rents (with the same sound as in “awesome” or “raw”
- Lawrie works (LAH-ree)
- Lawry works (LAH-ree)
- Laurie works (LOR-ee)
- Laurie works (LAH-ree)
- Stick with just Lawrence
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A as in apple (although in Hebrew it’d be a like awesome)
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