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I hate it

it's a good nn for Emma, Emily, or any other of those types of names.

I think it's a horrendous full name, but a great nickname for Emily, Emilia, Emmeline, Emma, Emmanuelle, or any other Em- name.

It's adorable, imo. It seems more like a little girl's name to me, but I think it could age beautifully on the right kind of girl.

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I think its a wonderful award ... or an okay nn for Emma, Emily, or Emmanuelle

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what are you looking for?

I think it's lovely as a nickname (for Emilia or Emmeline, as Emily and Emma are far too boring). It could also be a good first half to a double name, e.g. Emmy-Clare or Emmy-Grace. But otherwise, I don't like it as a full name.

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This message was edited 9/21/2005, 6:09 AM

I don't like it at all sorry. I get called Emmy ocassionally and I think it sounds like a childish nickname for longer Em names. I would never use it as a full name.

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This message was edited 9/20/2005, 10:12 PM

I prefer Emma or Emily but I think Emmy is ok, its a bit of a change.

I love it too but I think it works best short for Emmeline or Emmanuelle

I like it too, but perhaps as a nn for "Em" names, not a full first name.

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