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[Opinions] Heloise
by xPrincess27x
4/17/2009, 1:23 AM
WDYTO Heloise for a girl? I started thinking about this name last week but I cannot decide whether I like it or not. Any middle name suggestions?Thank you.
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- LMS
4/17/2009, 12:02 PM
I really like Heloise. I think it has a fresh and more classic vibe than Eloise. Middle name suggestions are a bit more difficult though. Perhaps:Heloise Ruby
Heloise Ophelia
Heloise Beatrix
Heloise Fleur
Heloise Inez
Heloise Jemima
Heloise Lenore
Heloise Margot
Heloise Petronelle
Heloise Rosamund
Heloise Seraphine
Heloise Thomasina
Heloise Theodora
Heloise Vienne
Heloise Yspania
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- itsnotmykitchen
4/17/2009, 11:48 AM
Heloise doesn't sound that nice and just seems really pretentious to me.
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- TheDreadedSockMonkey
4/17/2009, 7:53 AM
I don't like it. I'm not very big on old-fashioned names, and I think Heloise fits that bill. Heloise Jane
Heloise June
Heloise Claire
Heloise Mary
Heloise Anne
Heloise Bethany
Heloise Katherine
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- Wordsmith
4/17/2009, 7:39 AM
I love Heloise, though I prefer Eloise.
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- Murasaki (lady murasaki)
4/17/2009, 6:44 AM
- queenv   +3
4/17/2009, 6:08 AM
I hate it. I also hate Eloise and Louise. The WEEZ sound really turns me off. But Heloise is worse than either Eloise and Louise because I also dislike names that begin with an H, with only a few exceptions.I really can't figure out why people like any of these names. HELL-O-WEEZ. What on earth is attractive about that? E-LO-WEEZ. Ditto. LOO-WEEZ. Again. WEEEZ. It's just awful.Also, Heloise just makes me think of "Hints from Heloise."
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- Lovely (vomiting)   +1
4/17/2009, 4:04 PM
in Louise's defenceI prn. it Lou-EESE, there's no distinctive 'Weez' sound.
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- queenv
4/17/2009, 4:37 PM
I've never heard an American say anything other than LO-WEEZ. Unless you're an American. Then you'd be the only one I know of. I know that there are other countries, other cultures, and other accents out there, but since I'm an American, live in America, and am surrounded by other Americans, that's all that I can judge by.
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- TheDreadedSockMonkey
4/17/2009, 7:54 AM
Amen to that.
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- Jonquil
4/17/2009, 6:04 AM
I know a 30-something Heloise but much prefer Eloise. It looks softer and doesn't remind me of Hermione or Hortense!
Since it has a medieval vibe I think Matilda or Rosamond might be good mns.
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- Leontine (Katja Eidis)
4/17/2009, 5:52 AM
I think it is lovely and not to common.Heloise Marie
Heloise Maria
Heloise Janette
Heloise Victorine
Heloise Vivienne
Heloise Saoirse
Heloise Pansy
Heloise Xenia:0)

This message was edited 4/17/2009, 5:54 AM

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