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Help[Opinions] Dafina and Jasmina
What do you think about this as the names of two sisters? Jasmina is pronounced with a y, btw. What about individually? Dafina means laurel, related to Daphne.
I was also looking through submitted names and found Aleva, and it's apparently medieval English but sounds so cute and modern. Thoughts? Also Aliva?
https://www.behindthename.com/name/aleva/submitted
https://www.behindthename.com/name/aliva/submitted
"One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.” – Marie Curie
"The way your heart beats, makes all the difference, in learning to live" - Learning to Live, Dream Theater
I was also looking through submitted names and found Aleva, and it's apparently medieval English but sounds so cute and modern. Thoughts? Also Aliva?
https://www.behindthename.com/name/aleva/submitted
https://www.behindthename.com/name/aliva/submitted
"One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.” – Marie Curie
"The way your heart beats, makes all the difference, in learning to live" - Learning to Live, Dream Theater
This message was edited 2/5/2021, 7:32 AM
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I think they pair beautifully together. I'm not a fan of Aliva/Aleva. It reminds me too much of the medication.
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I'd have to say, all 3 are very pretty.
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What a coincidence!
I see a post about Jasmina right after I assist a student at my work with that name! She introduced herself as Jasmina with a J-pronunciation, though, perhaps Americanizing her name (based on her surname I believe she's of Bosnian descent).
It's a pretty name, though; and so is Dafina. And I could believe they're sisters.
Aleva is one of those names, like Allegra, that's cursed by medication. As soon as I said it aloud, all I could think of was the "Aleve" pain relief medication.
I see a post about Jasmina right after I assist a student at my work with that name! She introduced herself as Jasmina with a J-pronunciation, though, perhaps Americanizing her name (based on her surname I believe she's of Bosnian descent).
It's a pretty name, though; and so is Dafina. And I could believe they're sisters.
Aleva is one of those names, like Allegra, that's cursed by medication. As soon as I said it aloud, all I could think of was the "Aleve" pain relief medication.
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Finally! Someone that realizes that Allegra is an allergy medicine!
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I quite like Dafina. It's a refreshing twist on Daphne. I can take or leave all forms of Jasmine. Maybe it's the Disney princess thing. But it's pretty as well and they go nicely together. Aleva is pretty. But I confess, I did think of Aleve, the OTC pain killer right away.
This message was edited 2/5/2021, 8:44 AM
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