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I love the name Juliet I dont see any problem with the romeo Juliet connection I like names that have a history of usage not only in real life but in books and films

I don't think the association is too much.

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Juliet Claire
Juliet Ava
Juliet Kate
Juliet Skye

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I always think of the play, but I don't think there's any reason why you couldn't use. It's a lovely name. I would use Juliet Blythe.

I LOVE Juliet and I don't mind the Romeo & Juliet association at all. I think it gives it more character.

I think it's lovely and doesn't have to be associated with Romeo. I also love Juliette.

Juliet Eve is a very pretty name (Eve is my favorite female name).

I like it. Many years ago I used to babysit for a little girl named Juliet and I thought it was very pretty.

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I love Juliet...it is on my short list.

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Juliet Claire
Juliet Maeve
Juliet Blythe

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not 1-syllable but nice:

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Juliet Maire
Juliet Sofia
Juliet Ivy
Juliet Caroline
Juliet Catherine

I have heard this name too much on the boards I visit. I think it is too much of an association. Would you name your son Romeo? I dont think so. Juliet is an ugly name to me, it has no appeal, and the play, which I am not fond of completely, is an even bigger turn off. I guess if people really like it, a middle name would work, but not a first.

I love Juliet!!! I don't think it's too much R&J...in fact, one of my favourite names is Romeu (Catalan form of Romeo, pron. ROO-meoo ("me" like "m" backwards?) or something similar, I can't explain it well enough), I could really name my son this (even if everybody'd think I'm crazy). Juliet is just lovely.

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I like Juliet Eve and Juliet Mair

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Eva

I prefer it as a middle name.

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Some combos:
Juliet Blythe
Juliet Faye
Juliet Greer
Juliet Maeve
Juliet Nell
Juliet Quinn
Juliet Tess
Juliet Wynne

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I like Juliet Greer and Juliet Nell the best.

I prefer the spelling Juliette, and I never think of the Shakespeare play. How come you only want a one syllable middle name? For example, Juliette Miranda is very nice. If it's for surname reasons, then I suggest Juliette Faye (although I don't care for Faye). By the way, Juliette Rose is lovely.

It's beautiful - one of my all-time favourites.

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When making combinations, I tend to find it sounds best with two middle names (one of those being a single-syllable name), e.g.
Juliet Rosa Faye

No, the R&J thing is definitely not too much.
I like Juliet .. tons.

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Juliet Eve is great.

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Juliet Lynn ...... not very unusual but nice
Juliet May .. well, it does sound good.
The only others I can think of which could work: Blythe, Lee, Drew, Star, Fern, Lise, Maude, Nell, Jay? I like Maude, but most people probably don't.

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- chazda

I tihnk Romeo is, but not so much Juliet. I think it's a sweet name
Blanche
Claire
Dawn
Faith
Fern
Fluer* my fave
Hope
Maude
Maeve

I don't think the association is too much- it's definitely there, but the name is used enough in other places for it to be overpowering.

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Juliet Eve is very pretty... some others:

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Juliet May
Juliet Belle
Juliet Pearl
Juliet Hope
Juliet Maeve
Juliet Liv
Juliet Ruth
Juliet Kate
Juliet Cate

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Juliet May is probably my favourite, but I think May might (unfortunately) have the potential to become another Rose or Grace as far as mns go...

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Also, this is a little off-topic, but my brother was going to be Juliet Rose if he was a girl (he's Jesse Tyler now, and was born ten years ago).

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Shannon