Message: "WDYTO Delphi? (m)"

WDYTO Delphi? (m)

by Korento_Klarinetti (Dragon_Clarinet)

11/11/2008, 4:16 PM

First, WDYTO it alone(not as a nn)? Then, WDYTO it as a nn for a name for Delphine? If you think it looks too incomplete, do you think changing the spelling would help it look more 'complete'(if you can think of a different spelling, please include it)? TIA!

#Delphi

Replies

- Jonquil

11/12/2008, 10:04 AM

I love Delphi - it makes a wonderful nn for Delphine. It reminds me of the vintage English actress Delphi Lawrence.

This message was edited 11/12/2008, 10:04 AM

- Andromache (nsi) (guest)

11/12/2008, 3:03 AM

I like it. I think it could work as a full name or a nickname for Delphine. I prefer it as a full name, Delphine reminds me of dolphins.

- Jordan (JohnnysAngel)

11/11/2008, 8:31 PM

Reminds me of

Adelphi University, really just because of the spelling. I'm guessing you are pronouncing it dell-fee. I really like it though.

As for a nickname for Delphine, it could work.

- Silvie (Silversliver)

11/11/2008, 6:53 PM

Delphi being a place name, I think it works fine on it's own. It's lovely, and I'd like to see it on a little girl.

However, I love love love Delphine, so either way it's good. :)

- causegirl +1

11/11/2008, 6:34 PM

Delphi just sounds like a nn to me. I do like it as a nn for Delphine, not on its own.
Any other spelling I come up with just makes it look more incomplete. And silly. Mustn't forget silly.

- Chanel

11/11/2008, 9:15 PM

I think Delphi is fine as a first name, but I don't really like it. I LOVE Delphine though.

View Message

Replies