Which do you prefer?
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name]
Finnick
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name] (mostly because of the nickname [name]Pippa[/name])
[name]Isabeau[/name] (I may be part of the very few Berries that loves this name.)
Finnick
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Philomena[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]
Which do you prefer?
Finnick - this was tough as I love both, and in the long run I would probably choose [name]Nicholas[/name] for its timelessness, but I’m crushing on Finnick at the moment.
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name] - love nn [name]Pip[/name], plus lots of cool namesakes. I think I prefer the [name]Philippa[/name] spelling, but both are great.
[name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Philomena[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick - [name]Nicholas[/name]. Finnick just makes me think of finicky as in picky and demanding
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - I’m not super fond of either, but I’d probably pick [name]Constanza[/name] because of nn [name]Tanzy[/name]. Also, [name]Constantina[/name] reminds me of concertina
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - [name]Phillipa[/name]. I just find it prettier
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name] - [name]Isadora[/name]. I think it’s more elegant. I don’t dislike [name]Isabeau[/name], it just feels too much like a sugar high.
[name]Nicholas[/name], [name]Constantina[/name], [name]Phillipa[/name], [name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constanza[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name], [name]Constantina[/name], [name]Phillipa[/name], [name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name]
[name]Isabeau[/name]
Finnick - [name]Love[/name] it! Handsome and unique, and has the ultra-cool nn [name]Finn[/name]
([name]Nicholas[/name] is way too common and overused for me, but if it has special meaning for you, it is a nice classic)
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - I’m really neutral on these. If I had to choose - [name]Constanza[/name].
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - Really like them both a lot! Fun nn potential either way as an added bonus.
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick - Finnick
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - [name]Constantina[/name] by a long shot.
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - [name]Phillipa[/name] by a hair.
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name] - [name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constantina[/name]
[name]Philomena[/name] (I do like [name]Pippa[/name] a lot, though)
[name]Isadora[/name] (love this, especially with the nickname [name]Sadie[/name]!)
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constanza[/name]
[name]Phillipa[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]
[name]Nicholas[/name]
[name]Constanza[/name] - sounds a bit like “Costanza,” (last name of a Seinfeld character) though
[name]Philomena[/name] - But I like [name]Philippa[/name] better with nn [name]Pippa[/name]
[name]Isabeau[/name] - [name]Both[/name] gorgeous, but [name]Isabeau[/name] is more unique
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick - [name]Nicholas[/name]. Finnick looks too much like finicky, to me.
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - [name]Constantina[/name]. [name]Constanza[/name] reminds me of Seinfeld too much.
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - [name]Philippa[/name] (I prefer this spelling). With the nn [name]Pip[/name]/[name]Pippa[/name]
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name] - [name]Isadora[/name] nn [name]Isa[/name] ([name]Isa[/name] is maybe too associated with [name]Dora[/name] for me, though.)
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick - Finnick! I’m a huge Hunger Games fan. So definately Finnick. [name]Nicholas[/name] is way too popular, anyways.
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - [name]Constantina[/name]. I’m not crazy about either name, but I can only see the word stanza in [name]Constanza[/name] do it bothers me.
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - [name]Phillipa[/name]! I love love love [name]Phillipa[/name] and it has been on my list not long ago. [name]Love[/name] the cute nn [name]Pippa[/name]!
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name] - [name]Isabeau[/name]! [name]Isadora[/name] is nice, I like the -dora ending! But [name]Isabeau[/name] sounds so pretty. [name]Even[/name] if [name]Beau[/name] is a masculine French word/name, [name]Isabeau[/name] still wins. A cute alternative to the popular [name]Isabelle[/name] or [name]Isabella[/name]!
[name]Nicholas[/name]/Finnick
[name]Constanza[/name]/[name]Constantina[/name] - Not keen on either, but nn [name]Tansy[/name] would subtly honour my grandma, so I’d go with that.
[name]Philomena[/name]/[name]Phillipa[/name] - nn [name]Pippa[/name] is cute, plus I know a teenage [name]Phillipa[/name] and she wears it well.
[name]Isadora[/name]/[name]Isabeau[/name] - Neither. Dislike [name]Dora[/name] and [name]Beau[/name] is masculine to me.
Finnick (Could use [name]Finn[/name] or [name]Nick[/name] for nicknames, awesome! However, it does remind me of the word “finicky”.)
[name]Constanza[/name] (But only if the “stan” is pronounced like “stahn” instead of “stann”. I always liked the sound of the nickname Stanzi from the movie “[name]Amadeus[/name]”.)
[name]Philomena[/name]
I equally dislike [name]Isadora[/name] and [name]Isabeau[/name]. =/ I don’t like any name with “dora” in it.