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Help[Opinions] Re: Give me some thoughts on these combos, please and ty
in reply to a message by Dianatiger
Lydia Pearl - sounds OK but I dislike Pearl: Lydia Jean? Lydia Ruth?
Iris Ophelia - I like Iris, and Ophelia works with it somehow!
Lilia Annmarie - I'd pefer Lilia Marianne, to avoid the merger of -a A-
Veronika Fleur - much prefer Veronica; then it'd be fine
Helaena Claire - Elaine or, preferably, Helen. Clare, preferably, but not with a name with the same or similar meaning. Elaine Rose? Helen Jane?
Lucy Annadora - I love Lucy; my son might be naming a new puppy Lucy: a friend for current pup Tessa. Annadora is unconvincing. Lucy Annabel?
Zahara Mairead - serious clash of cultures. Like a 19th century Scottish explorer meets and marries beautiful Bedouin wench.
Serena Rosetta - Rosetta kills Serena stone dead with that rocking-horse rhythm. Serena Rosanne would be fine.
Nola Ambrosia - scene in a foreign restaurant; customer and waiter have only English as a common language, but neither is very good at it. Waiter offers flavoured tea; Customer vigorously shakes head, gesticulates, says firmly "No la ambrosia!"
Iris Ophelia - I like Iris, and Ophelia works with it somehow!
Lilia Annmarie - I'd pefer Lilia Marianne, to avoid the merger of -a A-
Veronika Fleur - much prefer Veronica; then it'd be fine
Helaena Claire - Elaine or, preferably, Helen. Clare, preferably, but not with a name with the same or similar meaning. Elaine Rose? Helen Jane?
Lucy Annadora - I love Lucy; my son might be naming a new puppy Lucy: a friend for current pup Tessa. Annadora is unconvincing. Lucy Annabel?
Zahara Mairead - serious clash of cultures. Like a 19th century Scottish explorer meets and marries beautiful Bedouin wench.
Serena Rosetta - Rosetta kills Serena stone dead with that rocking-horse rhythm. Serena Rosanne would be fine.
Nola Ambrosia - scene in a foreign restaurant; customer and waiter have only English as a common language, but neither is very good at it. Waiter offers flavoured tea; Customer vigorously shakes head, gesticulates, says firmly "No la ambrosia!"
This message was edited 10/16/2024, 1:47 AM
