Message: "Lucy." - Behind the Name

Lucy.

by Eliora (guest)

3/4/2007, 5:09 AM

Lately, I've begun to really, really like the name. I know it's getting a bit trendy, and according to one source, very, very yuppie. Still, I find it quite sweet. I'm quite digging Lucy Amarante.

Opinions?

#Lucy

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- Kelly R. (Kelly716)

3/5/2007, 8:09 AM

I think that Lucy is a nice name (and I don't think that it needs a longer form). Lucy Amaranthe is a great combo in my opinion!

- Pink Princess

3/4/2007, 8:17 PM

I love Lucy! No pun intended! I've always thought that the name was very sweet and a bit sassy sounding. Unfortunatly, here in Australia it is getting quite popular too.

- Lumiereslove

3/4/2007, 1:07 PM

I like Lucy. If Amarante is the middle name, I don't like that. I'd change that to Amaris.

- Julia (JuliaF)

3/4/2007, 10:24 AM

I like Lucy but find it really cutesy. It's lovely as a nickname for Lucia, Lucinda, Lucienne, or other Lucy- names.

Lucy Amarante is nice, though.

- Adelle (Adelle Sofia)

3/4/2007, 8:59 AM

I like it, but I think it is too incomplete on its own. I prefer it as a NN.

A Luc- name would be nice with Amarante. I like Lucille or Lucia.

- I_Love_Jesus

3/4/2007, 8:37 AM

Lucy is beautiful. I dont like the Amaranate part.

- Elinor (Elly747)

3/4/2007, 8:34 AM

Lucy is very popular and very plain here, rather than yuppie. I can imagine it being yuppie in the US though, alone with many Anglophile names such as Oliver, Milo, Sebastian. I don't really like it, I've just heard it too many times.

Lucy Amarante is a cool combo all the same.

- kappeash (guest)

3/4/2007, 8:21 AM

My husband LOVES the name Lucy. Whenever we discuss baby names that's always his first pick.

- Cara Scriven (cara.scriven) +1

3/4/2007, 6:17 AM

I personally just like the Lucy part. It reminds me of someone sweet, funky, or someone who's just a piece of work. a bit like my cousin.

- Tiffany (Tiffany86)

3/4/2007, 7:43 AM

I'm afraid I've never been a fan of the name Lucy..I knew someone once called Lucy...it became Loo then Bog then Boggie - thats what she was called at school.

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