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Help[Opinions] Re: Olga
in reply to a message by Ailis
MariaNikolaevnaRomanova (sp?) has a combination Olga Lavinia which I think is stunning.
Olga is an acquired taste. For some reason hard "g" sounds don't always go over well. But I've come to like Olga, especially the Russian pronunciation which is more like "ULL-guh" than "OHL-guh."
I have two images in my mind: Grand Duchess Olga, daughter or Nicholas II and killed with him, and Grand Duchess Olga, his sister and namesake of little Olga. She survived the revolution and ended up living on a farm in Canada.
Olga Josephine
Olga Phoebe
Olga Lydia
Olga Minerva
Olga Theodora
Olga Constantina / Constantia
Olga Maren
Olga Benedetta / Benedicta
Olga Demetria
Olga Parthenia
Olga Valeria ("vah-LEHR-ee-uh")
Olga Damaris
Olga Beatrice / Betrys
Olga Marina
Olga Eudoxia
Olga Bronwen
Olga Hermine
Olga Dagmar
Olga Margaret / Margarethe ("mar-gah-RET-uh")
Olga Lenore
Something with strength and character to it. Could any of these work for you? Thanks.
Olga is an acquired taste. For some reason hard "g" sounds don't always go over well. But I've come to like Olga, especially the Russian pronunciation which is more like "ULL-guh" than "OHL-guh."
I have two images in my mind: Grand Duchess Olga, daughter or Nicholas II and killed with him, and Grand Duchess Olga, his sister and namesake of little Olga. She survived the revolution and ended up living on a farm in Canada.
Olga Josephine
Olga Phoebe
Olga Lydia
Olga Minerva
Olga Theodora
Olga Constantina / Constantia
Olga Maren
Olga Benedetta / Benedicta
Olga Demetria
Olga Parthenia
Olga Valeria ("vah-LEHR-ee-uh")
Olga Damaris
Olga Beatrice / Betrys
Olga Marina
Olga Eudoxia
Olga Bronwen
Olga Hermine
Olga Dagmar
Olga Margaret / Margarethe ("mar-gah-RET-uh")
Olga Lenore
Something with strength and character to it. Could any of these work for you? Thanks.
This message was edited 5/20/2009, 11:34 AM
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