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Help[Opinions] Pomeline or Dahlia
I'd love to hear thoughts on both of these. Both are at the very top of our list...other kids are Natasha, Scarlett and Malcolm.
Pomeline is a very new addition and one of the very few names husband and I both love...he adores the 'apple of his eye' reference and the similarity to his other love Delphine...I love the sound and possible nn Milly (I dreamt of calling a daughter Milly and feel a strong connection to it). Combo would be Pomeline Anne.
Dahlia seems more realistic...his absolute favourite name and quickly becoming mine. My only concern is that our last name starts with a D...not sure I love the alliteration...our last name is 2 syllables...we both pronounce Dahlia as 3...
Dah-lee-ah. Combo would be Dahlia Maureen.
Thanks:)
Pomeline is a very new addition and one of the very few names husband and I both love...he adores the 'apple of his eye' reference and the similarity to his other love Delphine...I love the sound and possible nn Milly (I dreamt of calling a daughter Milly and feel a strong connection to it). Combo would be Pomeline Anne.
Dahlia seems more realistic...his absolute favourite name and quickly becoming mine. My only concern is that our last name starts with a D...not sure I love the alliteration...our last name is 2 syllables...we both pronounce Dahlia as 3...
Dah-lee-ah. Combo would be Dahlia Maureen.
Thanks:)
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I love Pomeline and would prefer to see someone use it because of it's rarity... and because tour other two girls are red and green and so is Pomeline..at least to me.
But I do enjoy Dahlia Maureen as a combo much more than the combo of Pomeline Ann.
I guess I'm just as un-decided as you are ;-)
But I do enjoy Dahlia Maureen as a combo much more than the combo of Pomeline Ann.
I guess I'm just as un-decided as you are ;-)
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, Pomeline is pretty is pretty rare in France and some would probably say its hard to take seriously, however Delphine is basically the Jennifer of France, they're all over the place but maybe if you're in an Englishness speaking country it will be fresh? If so I think dahlia is your best choice, I would find the other two (def pomeline) strange on a non-French speaking child.
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Im typing on my phone nd had some issues which is why some words are repeated or misspelled. Good luck with the baby naming!
Im typing on my phone nd had some issues which is why some words are repeated or misspelled. Good luck with the baby naming!
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