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Augustine & Fritz
I heard Augustine in a song and have since fallen in-love with it.Also, I have a cat named Fritz so I've really never considered it, but it's really cute to me now.WDYT?Any mn ideas?
Wdyt of Fritz Crispin?-Seda*
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I love the name Augustine and I have decided to use it if we have a boy. I think we will use August for a nn. I am having a hard time with a mn though.
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Austin is a form of AugustineSo as well as Augie and Gus, you could use Austin as a nn for Augustine. Fritz is a great nn for Fredrick, but I would not use it as formal name, too short for my taste. Besides, I loved a children's book about cats when I was a child. One of the cats was named Fritz, so I also think of a cat when I see the name.Fritz Crispin does not flow well, but if his formal name was Fredrick it would not matter. I don't think you use a nn with a mn."You sought a flower and found a fruit. You sought a spring and found a sea. You sought a woman and found a soul. You are disappointed."
"It does not become me to make myself smaller than I am." (Edith Södergran 1891-1923)
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Augustine is a great name (I personally prefer it on a boy). Fritz is NMS though.
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Question:Is Augustine usable on a girl? Everyone is saying it sounds girly or that they perfer it on a girl (except for the two of us..hehe).
Does that mean it's been used on girls before? :p-Seda*
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Ooooh -- Augustine is wonderful. Very historic. The nn possibilities are darling: Auggie or Gus. I'm never sure if I would pronounce it "a-GUS-tin" or "AW-gus-teen." I like both.Augustine Frederick
Augustine Max
Augustine Peter
Augustine Leo
Augustine Henry
Augustine George
Augustine FelixI love the name Fritz, but only as a nn for Frederick. It doesn't seem serious enough to stand on its own.
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I am pronouncing it AH-gust-teen.
Thanks for your reply!
I like Leo and Felix.-Seda*
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Promise: But I don't want a "fountian drink". I just want a Coke.
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Augustine isn't really my style. I think Augusta could be quite cool though. On the other hand, I love Fritz. I prefer it as a nickname for Frederick, but I think it could stand alone well enough. I think Fritz Crispin has too many 'i's in it, it makes it sound very snippy to me. I had a quick glance at your favourites list, and I really like Fritz Aulay.
---!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Angus, Elvin, "The Brow", River, Orlando, Fritz, Hayden, Hubert, Liza, Angeline, Carmella, Xanthe, Tabea, Clara, Jocasta and Violet.
~~~~~ - Sparkleflower, Moonrain, Honeybud, Twinklesun and Sugarberry.
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Fritz Auley is nice too!...*pro-life*
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Hmmm...I like Augustine quite a bit...for a girl. I usually really dislike boys names for girls, but this one just reminds me of so many French girls names...Christine, Géraldine, Amandine...it seems to fit in with them. I wouldn't mind it for a boy, but if I was to use it, it would be for a girl.I also like Augusta and August (for a boy) although I don't like any of them enough to be on a top favourites list.I like both Fritz and Crispin a lot. They would both actually be great cats names :-) but fine for people too. However, I don't like them together at all. They're both too...crispy, somehow. I don't know how else to describe it! They're both sort of crackly, like peanut brittle, and putting them together is just too much.~ Caitlín
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