Mimi
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Mimosa. I love that name I didn't know about the drink until someone posted it here, I just think it's a nice floral / plant name.
I've loved Mimi for years. I even considered it for a dd, but only as a nn for Marie. Mimi is so cute.
I know an adult Mimi. Her formal name is Mary.
Mimi could easily be a nn for Miriam, Maria. A mimosa is an alcoholic drink, so I'm not big on that one for a formal name.
Others you might like:
Emily / Emilia / Amelia
Artemisia
Camellia
Miranda
Jamila
Demeter / Demetria
Euphemia
Melanie
Miguela
Yma ("EE-muh")
Maxine / Maxima ("MAX-ee-muh")
Yasmin
Ismene
Hermine
Martine
Mila / Mileva ("MEE-lay-vuh," or "mi-LAY-vuh")
Mercy
Philomena
Melody
Camille
Mariska / Marisa / Marina / Maureen
Naomi
Myfanwy ("mi-VAWN-wee")
Hermia
Happy hunting!
I know an adult Mimi. Her formal name is Mary.
Mimi could easily be a nn for Miriam, Maria. A mimosa is an alcoholic drink, so I'm not big on that one for a formal name.
Others you might like:
Emily / Emilia / Amelia
Artemisia
Camellia
Miranda
Jamila
Demeter / Demetria
Euphemia
Melanie
Miguela
Yma ("EE-muh")
Maxine / Maxima ("MAX-ee-muh")
Yasmin
Ismene
Hermine
Martine
Mila / Mileva ("MEE-lay-vuh," or "mi-LAY-vuh")
Mercy
Philomena
Melody
Camille
Mariska / Marisa / Marina / Maureen
Naomi
Myfanwy ("mi-VAWN-wee")
Hermia
Happy hunting!
This message was edited 4/21/2009, 1:52 PM
Yes, I would pronounce them the same way.
In Welsh, an "f" is pronounced like a "v" in English, and the "a" is more like an "ah" sound.
In Welsh, an "f" is pronounced like a "v" in English, and the "a" is more like an "ah" sound.
I was just wondering because "vahn" and "vawn"/"Vaughan" sound very different to me.
My lab tutor's name is Myfanwy - in English it tends to be pronounced "me-VAN-we" but in Welsh it's more like "me-VAHN-we".
My lab tutor's name is Myfanwy - in English it tends to be pronounced "me-VAN-we" but in Welsh it's more like "me-VAHN-we".
Huh. I pronounce "vahn," "vawn" and Vaughn exactly alike. I live on the West coast of the U.S. Where are you from? Just curious. :-)
The UK. I live in Manchester, my lab tutor is from Wales (can tell by her accent!).
I guess it could, but I think that I would rather have a more serious name to fall back on. I've only known one person occasionally called Mimi, and her given name is Mireille. She's almost 5 now.
*On a side note, a lot of grandmothers (my mother included) are called Mimi.
ETA: I LOVE Miriam!
*On a side note, a lot of grandmothers (my mother included) are called Mimi.
ETA: I LOVE Miriam!
This message was edited 4/21/2009, 1:46 PM