[Opinions] Nova?
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I seem to be in the minority here, but I like it. It's pretty but not too out there.
Nova Skye is too cheesy for me. It makes me think of a supernova in the sky, which is a cool image, but I'm just not a fan of the combo despite liking both Nova and Skye.
Combos:
Nova Gabrielle
Nova Julianne
Nova Juliet / Juliette
Nova Guinevere
Nova Genevieve
Nova Lillian
Nova Lily
Nova Lenore
Nova Eleanor / Elinor
Nova Eluned
Nova Marguerite
Nova Madeline / Madeleine
Nova Christine
Nova Giselle
Nova Lisette
Nova Caroline
Nova Harmony
Nova Elodie
Nova Meredith
Nova Elspeth
Nova Lorelei
Nova Willow
Nova Adrianne
Nova Adrienne
Nova Gwendolyn / Gwendolen
Nova Persephone
Nova Pauline
Nova Kathleen
Nova Skye is too cheesy for me. It makes me think of a supernova in the sky, which is a cool image, but I'm just not a fan of the combo despite liking both Nova and Skye.
Combos:
Nova Gabrielle
Nova Julianne
Nova Juliet / Juliette
Nova Guinevere
Nova Genevieve
Nova Lillian
Nova Lily
Nova Lenore
Nova Eleanor / Elinor
Nova Eluned
Nova Marguerite
Nova Madeline / Madeleine
Nova Christine
Nova Giselle
Nova Lisette
Nova Caroline
Nova Harmony
Nova Elodie
Nova Meredith
Nova Elspeth
Nova Lorelei
Nova Willow
Nova Adrianne
Nova Adrienne
Nova Gwendolyn / Gwendolen
Nova Persephone
Nova Pauline
Nova Kathleen
It's cute. I like it.
The problem with Nova for me as a name is I have so many other associations with it that they become distracting. I haven't read number1212's post, but obviously the American public television series does come to mind. Exploding stars and Chevrolet cars too. I didn't think of Nova Scotia but now that Ozma has reminded me of it it's just another brick in the wall against Nova.
Neva ("NEE-vuh") is a similar name that I love. It's a river in Russia, near St. Petersburg. The Russian pronunciation is "nyeh-VAH, " but I have no problem using the English way too. It also means "snow" in another language (Spanish?). Double check that one, though.
Neva ("NEE-vuh") is a similar name that I love. It's a river in Russia, near St. Petersburg. The Russian pronunciation is "nyeh-VAH, " but I have no problem using the English way too. It also means "snow" in another language (Spanish?). Double check that one, though.
This message was edited 7/5/2011, 12:09 PM
Wasn't that a show on PBS?
Anyways, I kind of like it as a GP. I wouldn't use it in real life.
Anyways, I kind of like it as a GP. I wouldn't use it in real life.
That's how I was thinking of it, as well, as a GP.
I don't care for it
Scotia.
I don't like it- it just doesn't sound right.
I don't like it- it just doesn't sound right.