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Violeta is my favorite form, but I think Violet sounds the best to make the combo.

I'm most fond of Violette -- however, I also love Violet and Violetta.

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I admire Niobe Violette.

Violet without a doubt.

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I'd say Violette -x

I prefer Violet across the board.

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Violette and Violeta make me want cake, for some reason. I think it works well with Niobe, too.

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That said, I pronounce Violet as VYE lett; I guess I say it too fast for the "o" to be distinguishable.

Definitely Violet, the other two are overwrought in English IMO.

This message was edited 6/30/2008, 11:33 AM

Violette ...

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If you're pronouncing it like that, I'd say Violette.

Violet

Violeta

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Niobe Violeta sounds more greek

Violet sounds the nicest with Niobe imo

Violette

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Well, I pronounce Niobe as "NIE-uh-bee," so I couldn't put Violet next to it with another long "i" sound.

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I love all three, Violet, Violette and Violetta. I recently fell for Violette because it's the name of a hip clothing store near my work. It just struck me as a chic little powerhouse of a name. Violetta (I prefer the Italian spelling) is sooooo romantic. Given the right fn it could sound lovely. But Niobe strikes me as too "non-nonsense" for dreamy Violetta.

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Niobe Violette is my choice.

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P.S. I also like Viola ("VIE-uh-luh"), but not with Niobe, obviously.

This message was edited 6/30/2008, 10:46 AM

Definitely Violette!

Violet, hands down.

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The others are too...I don't know...Southern belle for my taste.