[Opinions] Cecilia
Any thoughts on Cecilia? WDYT of Celia as a nickname for Cecilia?
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I think its very pretty
Very pretty name!
I like Cecilia for the sound, but I think it seems a little frivolous with all of the vowels. It's a nice name, though, and it would probably work well throughout a person's life.
Celia works well as a nickname. CeeCee is the only other one I can think of.
Celia works well as a nickname. CeeCee is the only other one I can think of.
Love it. Cecilia is nice. Celia seems a bit fussy.
Love the song, hate the name. It sounds shrill and whiny.
I love Cecilia, it's a very sweet name. My best friend picked it as her confirmation name. I'd probably end up calling her Cecile if I named my daughter that. I prefer Cecilia slightly more than Cecile, probably due to the Italian in me.
I've always thought it was a pretty name. I also knew a Cecilia who went by Ceci (pron. C.C.). Celia is a great nickname.
I'd say the only drawback is the Simon and Garfunkel song (Cecilia, you're breaking my heart...)
I'd say the only drawback is the Simon and Garfunkel song (Cecilia, you're breaking my heart...)
I love this name, i wish i was brave enough to give it to a daughter if i have one, but i think as a teen at least, she wouldn't like it.Celia is nice, i know a Cecilia who goes by C.C. (but her last name is a C name as well) but i really like Cissy or Cila. Hope this helps :D
Why do you feel a daughter would hate this as a teen? I think most teens want to be be unique while also fitting in the crowd. A name a way to be unique. I know teens that changed and insisted on being called something more interesting than their given name. I think this is a perfectly lovely name and you should use it. I like the nns Celia, Celie, and Cila is ok but makes me think of Scylla and Charibdis from the Odyssey which were giant monsters. I do not like C.C. but you could use it because there are 2 Cs in the name. Cissy reminds me of a sissy person and it rhymes with prissy which would be a quality I wouldn't want someone to have.