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wdyto Morgana?
with Julia, Britta, Michaela, Leo, Rupert, and Max?
with Julia, Britta, Michaela, Leo, Rupert, and Max?
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Morgana strikes me as a counterculture name. It makes me think of witchcraft. ?? "Google" it and see what kind of hits you come up with. I'm not a personal fan of the name, although the others are fine.
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Morgana: Never thought about it until now but suprisingly I like it alot.
Julia: like it but prefer Juliet
Britta: One word Filter
Michaela: its ok but i wouldnt use it
Leo: the lion
Rupert: Horrible
Max: Hate it and all of its longer versions
Julia: like it but prefer Juliet
Britta: One word Filter
Michaela: its ok but i wouldnt use it
Leo: the lion
Rupert: Horrible
Max: Hate it and all of its longer versions
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I think of Morgan and it doesnt belong on a girl in my opinion. Its one name I reserve only for males, even if almost everyone disagrees with me.
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Somebody already posted about the name Morgana, so here's what I said about it:
I don't like the name Morgan, because it's too close to the word organ, and it's a unisex name that doesn't suit either sex. Adding ana, making it Morgana, onto the name doesn't make it any better. The G of the name makes it sound harsh, and like a disease of some kind. Organa is a word: the plural form of organon, which are principles used in scientific/philosophical investigations. So, you're sticking the letter M, and in this case, also ana on a philosophical investigation.
I like Julia and I prefer Brittany with Britta as a nickname (Britta is a water purifier brand). I prefer Michelle instead of Michaela.
I don't like the name Morgan, because it's too close to the word organ, and it's a unisex name that doesn't suit either sex. Adding ana, making it Morgana, onto the name doesn't make it any better. The G of the name makes it sound harsh, and like a disease of some kind. Organa is a word: the plural form of organon, which are principles used in scientific/philosophical investigations. So, you're sticking the letter M, and in this case, also ana on a philosophical investigation.
I like Julia and I prefer Brittany with Britta as a nickname (Britta is a water purifier brand). I prefer Michelle instead of Michaela.
This message was edited 1/16/2005, 2:56 PM
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It's alright. It seems kind of the odd one out in the group to me though, the lone Welsh name. I honestly prefer Morgan on the whole, boy or girl (though prefer on a boy)
We've got a type of water filter here called "Brita" but that was the only connotation I've got besides Rupert Everett :)
All the names are good :)
We've got a type of water filter here called "Brita" but that was the only connotation I've got besides Rupert Everett :)
All the names are good :)
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