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HelpOctavia and Olympia
I have been liking both of these names a lot recently. Octavia Hill the social reformer is a great namesake, but I'm not sure if I prefer Olympia as my "O" name of choice.
What do you think of them? Any combo ideas are welcome.
Lastly, do you prefer the Olympia or Olimpia spelling? Does Olimpia make "limp" too obvious? If I ever did use this name on a child her second language would be Portuguese and she would have Brazilian and British citizenship. I know it Brazil it used not to be possible to use the letter "y" in names, but I think it is ok now.
What do you think of them? Any combo ideas are welcome.
Lastly, do you prefer the Olympia or Olimpia spelling? Does Olimpia make "limp" too obvious? If I ever did use this name on a child her second language would be Portuguese and she would have Brazilian and British citizenship. I know it Brazil it used not to be possible to use the letter "y" in names, but I think it is ok now.
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