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HelpRe: Winifred
in reply to a message by StarGirl
I've never thought of it as masculine, though Winfred is very similar. I like it with Winnie as a nn, though it's not something I'd probably ever use on a child (too many Winnie the Pooh jokes, and as much as a I love Winnie the Pooh, I don't think I'd do that to my daughter :b).
Speaking of Pooh, his name is Winnie, which is usually seen as feminine. Maybe it's short for Winifred, then, or Winfred or Winston. Or just Winnie. :)
Edited:...To answer my own question. Clicking on Winnie I see that Winnie is short for Winnipeg. LOL.
Speaking of Pooh, his name is Winnie, which is usually seen as feminine. Maybe it's short for Winifred, then, or Winfred or Winston. Or just Winnie. :)
Edited:...To answer my own question. Clicking on Winnie I see that Winnie is short for Winnipeg. LOL.
This message was edited 11/13/2007, 4:01 PM
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