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[Opinions] Susanna
I'm really liking Susanna today. I want a hard sounding FN for her though, so she doesn't sound too frilly. Any suggestions?I was thinking Frida Susanna.
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One moreI just thought of Romy Susanna. Thought you might like it.
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that's so darn cute, thanks!
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Yes. I adore this name as well, and would use it, but I like it spelled with the h, Susannah. It also honors my mother, Suzanne.
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Helen Susannah has been happily on my mind for decades! (I need the -h for family reasons.)Clare Susanna? Joan Susanna would be pleasantly Shakespearean; not sure if Joan's day has come, though. Jane? Mabel? Edith?
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My combo for Joan is Rosa Joan :) Helen Susannah is really pretty.
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Jade Susanna
Laurel Susanna
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Justine Susanna
Idabelle Susanna
Trilby Susanna
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Justine Susanna! Wow I love it!
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Miriam Susanna, hmmm?Frida / Frieda / Freda Susanna is terrific. Freda is a family name for me. I didn't think anyone else would even like it, let alone consider it for a dd.But I had to throw a favorite combo into the mix: Miriam Susanna. It's one of my favs. And you get the darling nn possibilities like Mim, Mia, Mimi, and Miri.(ETA) This just in: Frida Miriam Susanna

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Miriam Susanna would be nice in theory, but I have a whole bunch of friends called Mariam / Maryam which is more popular in my area. Miriam would certainly be confused with Mariam.Frida Miriam Susanna is one to consider though, thank you!
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I like Susanna and Shoshanna alot actually!
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I love Susanna ... Frida is not my style, but the combo works. Or how about:
Ada Susanna
Greta Susanna (my fave from this short list)
Katya Susanna
Rita Susanna
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Ooh I like Katya and Greta Susanna. Very cute!
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Margaret Susanna and Zelda Susanna are FANTASTIC! What about Delia Susanna or Ivy Susanna?
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See I was thinking anything ending in -lia or -ella would make Susanna overly frilly. Delia would be nice to see come back into fashion though.Ivy isn't really my thing (not a huge fan of the plant), but it's short and snappy nature is the sort of thing I wanted to pair with Susanna.
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I'm honestly one of the only people in the world that prefer's Susannah, but yeah, I prefer Susannah.Hm... fms.Margaret Susanna, that also gives you the cool Buddy Holly "Peggy-Sue" nn
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Margaret Susanna is very old world beautiful. I really dislike Sue, that's why I have thrown Susanna in the middle. But Peggy-Sue would be amazing for someone else, very retro.
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Frida Susanna is absolutely wonderful! But here are a few more suggestions:Edith Susanna
Hilda Susanna
Ida Susanna
Tyra Susanna
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They're all fabulous. I would have never considered Tyra, but there is something about it that I like.
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Glad you like them!
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Frida Susanna sounds very, very swedish. :P
I like Frida, but dislike Susanna.
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nothing wrong with sounding Swedish!
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No, of course not.
But Swedish names are boring if you ask me, just because I hear them pretty much everyday. Especially the common ones like Frida and Susanna. I'm sure I would have liked Susanna more if I didn't live here :-)
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woweeFrida Susanna is clearly the greatest name ever, no need to even look any farther.
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ditto!Yeah, I can't really improve on that. Frida Susanna is a really wonderful combo. I love Frida. An underused gem!
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aww thanks
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Susanna's pretty! I prefer the Susannah spelling though. Frida Susanna is very exotic sounding. I like it.What about...
Bridget Susanna
Winifred Susanna
Katherine Susanna
Zelda SusannaJust a few
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I love Zelda but I'm not sure about it next to Susanna.Winifred Susanna is amazing. Winifred is just so cute. I may warm to Bridget as well, it sits well next to Susanna.
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Frida Susanna is fantastic. Anything I might have suggested looks boring next to it. :)
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Why thankyou!And I'm sure your taste in names is not boring.
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