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Help[Opinions] Re: B/G Twins
in reply to a message by LMS
For this exercise, I offer possibilities with options & twists upon & among common use--more, upon and among popular thought - i.e if Henry is the root of both Henry & Henriette, and that at least some males were named Susan sixty or more years prior, and no male data registers for Suzanne, why cannot Susan be the masculine version for his twin sister Suzanne - especially under such a creative & fun rubric?
Susan & Suzanne / Suzanna (Susanna)
Carol / Caroline & Carolina
Julius / Julie (Jules) & Juliette / Julia / Julianna (Jules)
Nicole / Nicola (Nick / Nikki) & Nicolette / Nicoletta (Nick / Nikki)
Gretchen & Gretta
Gwendolyn / Guinevere (Wendy) & Jennifer / Jen (Jenny)
Andrew / Andy / Annie (Drew / Drue) & Drusilla (Drew / Drue) / Andie / Annie
--for the immediately above suggestion, I considered the Raggedy Anne and Andy toys or stories, then considered Aniken & Ani.
Susan & Suzanne / Suzanna (Susanna)
Carol / Caroline & Carolina
Julius / Julie (Jules) & Juliette / Julia / Julianna (Jules)
Nicole / Nicola (Nick / Nikki) & Nicolette / Nicoletta (Nick / Nikki)
Gretchen & Gretta
Gwendolyn / Guinevere (Wendy) & Jennifer / Jen (Jenny)
Andrew / Andy / Annie (Drew / Drue) & Drusilla (Drew / Drue) / Andie / Annie
--for the immediately above suggestion, I considered the Raggedy Anne and Andy toys or stories, then considered Aniken & Ani.
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