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WDYTO Angelica?
I rather like it, and the fact it's been used in chivalric literature, but I'm worried that it's a bit too frilly. And what if little Angelica turned out to be anything but angelic?
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I really like it, but I probably wouldn't use it. Then again, never say never! I remember the little girl from the cartoon Rugrats named Angelica, who was definitely not angelic, but she doesn't really put me off the name.
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I love it!
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It has forever been ruined for me by the RugratsI see an incredibly spoiled, bratty, overly indulged little pwetty pwetty pwincess girl. If it hadn't been for Rugrats I suspect I'd really like it.
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Rugrats. My 1st and only association with the name.It is pretty, though. It has a nice sound. And you can't predict the future. If you like the name, then that should be enough.
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I think it's really girly, but depending on the person can also be rather quirky. Since Angelica isn't too common, people's associations for the name will probably form around the first one they meet, so it shouldn't matter too much if little Angelica isn't angelic.
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I've always loved it. Elegant and soft, it actually sounds like its meaning.I wouldn't worry about the child's personality. No one is really angelic, are they? In fact, a girl learning that she can be loved if she's devilish is a good thing; "good girl/ pleasers" are often taken advantage of in life. Just a thought.
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In fact, a girl learning that she can be loved if she's devilish is a good thing; "good girl/ pleasers" are often taken advantage of in life. Just a thought. I agree on this, what I had in mind is an insufferable, spoiled, whiny, tantrum-throwing brat by the name of Angelica (even though I hope no child of mine would turn out to be like that).
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I like it with the prn. AwN-je-LEEK-a (je as in the french word)and I prefer Angelique even better:0)
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