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Caramia
What do you think of it? mn suggestion? I like names with a Spanish or Italian ring to them. I don't care for unisex names at all. I like my "girl names" to be feminine and maybe even on the frilly side.
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I don't like it at all, sorry. I'm Italian, and for me it's like naming a child "Mydear". It's never used as a name in Italy.
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I don't like it at all, sorry. I'm getting the same associations mentioned by others: Cara Mia artichokes, the Addams Family, and a hokey term of endearment. If you wouldn't name your daughter Sweetie Pie, Darling, or Honey Bun, don't name her Cara Mia. Caramia has the added burden of being a word smush.
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It looks like it should be prn cuh-RAH-mee-uh. :/
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Cara MiaThe phrase is actually Cara Mia, so I wouldn't mind this. I don't care for the names put together like that.
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Reminds me of the Addams Family.
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I don't like it
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I don't like it at all. It would be like naming your kid Mydear in English. It just seems really cheesy to me in both Italian and Spanish.
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Its kinda cutsy and has a made up feel to it. Kinda like Nevaeh.
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I really like this name, and you could call her Cara, Carrie or Mia for short.
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It seems very hokey to me.
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I agree
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A little too over the top, for my liking.I'd prefer, Carmen.
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marinated artichoke hearts, yum yum!Delicious mixed with cheese and spread on Italian bread.
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I find it to be a bit too much. Just overly elaborate and sacharine sweet, although I do like both Cara and Mia, just not as one name. What about Lilia?
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Oh, this is a great name. I love both Cara and Mia. Also, it has a wonderful meaning: My beloved.
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Not really a fan of this name, it looks more like ca ram ee a then cara mia.
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