[Opinions] Nienke
This is a girl's name and I'm fairly sure it's from the Netherlands.
WDYT? Any ideas for combos? I pronounce it nee-EHN-keh, but correct me if I'm wrong. (I'd appreciate any other info anyone has on the name.)
WDYT? Any ideas for combos? I pronounce it nee-EHN-keh, but correct me if I'm wrong. (I'd appreciate any other info anyone has on the name.)
This message was edited 5/1/2007, 9:48 AM
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I'd attempt it as "NEEN-ka." Where I am at least, I wouldn't try to make it fly because of the slang word 'nanky.' And I guess the adjacent N consonants sound negative to me - I'm touchy about N because there are so many in my own name.
Nanky?
I've not heard that word. WHat on earth does it mean?
I've not heard that word. WHat on earth does it mean?
I was curious, too, but googling it didn't get me very far. All I could come up with is that it's another way to say "nookie". :b
This message was edited 5/1/2007, 8:08 PM
Hm..
Well, maybe it's extremely local. I can't find it anywhere online either. So, nevermind I suppose.
It was used to describe something smelly, dirty, & unwanted. Like: Someone left their nanky old socks on the floor and I don't want to touch them to throw them out.
Well, maybe it's extremely local. I can't find it anywhere online either. So, nevermind I suppose.
It was used to describe something smelly, dirty, & unwanted. Like: Someone left their nanky old socks on the floor and I don't want to touch them to throw them out.
I apologize because I have no info on the name. However, I felt compelled to reply because I have never heard of this name before but it sounds very pretty. So thank you for sharing :)
I like Nienke. It sounds like a pet or short form of Catharina.
Nienke Genevieve
Nienke Elisabeth
Nienke Josephine
Nienke Aimee
Nienke Tatiana
Nienke Eloise
Nienke Rebecca
Nienke Daphne
Nienke Eugenie
Nienke Genevieve
Nienke Elisabeth
Nienke Josephine
Nienke Aimee
Nienke Tatiana
Nienke Eloise
Nienke Rebecca
Nienke Daphne
Nienke Eugenie
It should be pronounced NEEN-keh (I'm from Belgium). I like this name. It's a Dutch petform of Catharina
Combo's I like:
Nienke Annabel
Nienke Jasmine
Combo's I like:
Nienke Annabel
Nienke Jasmine
Thank you!
I admit I like my prn better but NEEN-keh is pretty as well. Do you know how it's derived from Catharina? ... I'd be curious.
I admit I like my prn better but NEEN-keh is pretty as well. Do you know how it's derived from Catharina? ... I'd be curious.
This message was edited 5/1/2007, 10:01 AM