Message: "Veronica & Agnessa"

[Opinions] Veronica & Agnessa

by Luxiana

2/19/2009, 1:11 PM

I have a character whose father is Russian and whose mother is either French or Spanish, wdyt of the combos below?

1. of the two sets below which order do you like the best?
2. of all 4 combos, which do you like the best?
3. Do you prefer Veronica or Veronika?
4. wdyt of Veronica & Agnessa separately?

Veronica Agnessa or Agnessa Veronica?

Veronique Agnessa or Agnessa Veronique?

Thanks!

Luxiana

#Agnessa #Veronica

Replies

- Wordsmith

2/19/2009, 3:19 PM

I've always admired Agnessa.

I consider Agnessa Veronique the transcendent combination.

- delphine

2/19/2009, 2:17 PM

For me the mother's nationality would play a big role. If the mother is french I prefer Veronique and if she's spanish I prefer Veronica.
I think Agnessa Veronique or Agenssa Veronica have a better flow in each of the sets.
I wouldn't use VeronicA Agnessa because of the clashing "A". If you want to use Agnessa as a mn, then I'd definately use Veronique as a fn.

I prefer the Veronica spelling. The K makes it somehow more trendy. Spelled with a "c" it seems more genuine.

I like both the names individually. If Agnessa is pronounced correctly I love it, but I rather suspect there would be some problems there. I like Veronica as well, but I prefer Veronique.

Lea

- LL23 (guest)

2/19/2009, 1:50 PM

I like the first ones. I love Veronica and Agnessa. Please answer mine.

View Message

Replies