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HelpRe: Wilhelmina? (willa-MEE-na)
in reply to a message by Clara
I adore Wilhelmina. My only fear is that people (here in the U.S) might think it's pronounced, "wil-hel-mina." But I still think it's worth the risk.
What a gorgeous sound it has overall. And I agree that the nn Mina is particularly attractive. Think: Mina Harker in Dracula; Victorian chic. Other nns: Willa (as you've already listed), Billie, Minna, Minnie, Mimi. Loads of options.
Finally, it fits in with your heritage. Go for it! Have you started to think about mns yet?
What a gorgeous sound it has overall. And I agree that the nn Mina is particularly attractive. Think: Mina Harker in Dracula; Victorian chic. Other nns: Willa (as you've already listed), Billie, Minna, Minnie, Mimi. Loads of options.
Finally, it fits in with your heritage. Go for it! Have you started to think about mns yet?
This message was edited 3/9/2007, 3:24 PM
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