[Opinions] Liva
This name is a Danish variant of Liv, which comes from a Old Norse name meaning protection and its used has been influenced by liv, a Scandinavian work meaning life.
What is your thoughts on this name and is it usable? What middle name would you use with it?
"Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are." - Kurt Cobain
What is your thoughts on this name and is it usable? What middle name would you use with it?
"Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are." - Kurt Cobain
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It feels like an incomplete version of Livia to me.
I think it would be mispronounced a lot (upon seeing it, at least; like "liver" without the R) where I am from, but I like it and think it's usable.
Liva Dainora
Liva Emperatriz
Liva Lorelei
Liva Lucinda
Liva Willow
Liva Carmenta
Liva Carmen
Liva Merle
Liva Miruna
Liva Drusilla
Liva Audovera
Liva Fairuz
Liva Heidrun
Liva Eydís
Liva Eirwen
Liva Elowen
Liva Faustine
Liva Temperance
Liva Eimyrja
Liva Esmerée
Liva Edmee
Liva Prunella
Liva Zenzi
Liva Jessamine
Liva Cressida
Liva Demeter
Liva Estrildis
Liva Gwendolen
Liva Fern
Liva Myrthe
Liva Rosamund
Liva Dainora
Liva Emperatriz
Liva Lorelei
Liva Lucinda
Liva Willow
Liva Carmenta
Liva Carmen
Liva Merle
Liva Miruna
Liva Drusilla
Liva Audovera
Liva Fairuz
Liva Heidrun
Liva Eydís
Liva Eirwen
Liva Elowen
Liva Faustine
Liva Temperance
Liva Eimyrja
Liva Esmerée
Liva Edmee
Liva Prunella
Liva Zenzi
Liva Jessamine
Liva Cressida
Liva Demeter
Liva Estrildis
Liva Gwendolen
Liva Fern
Liva Myrthe
Liva Rosamund
This message was edited 3/25/2019, 9:55 PM
I like it. It seems very appealing. Like Liv, but seems more accessible to me.
Slightly, I would be concerned about people saying it to rhyme saliva - but I think that wouldn't be a big deal.
Also slightly concerned that it sounds like "lever," or like "leave a ..."
But that's not too bad either, as long as it's not combined with certain middles or lasts.
Great combos aren't leaping to my mind, but Liva Maren might work.
Slightly, I would be concerned about people saying it to rhyme saliva - but I think that wouldn't be a big deal.
Also slightly concerned that it sounds like "lever," or like "leave a ..."
But that's not too bad either, as long as it's not combined with certain middles or lasts.
Great combos aren't leaping to my mind, but Liva Maren might work.