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.
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.
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.
It looks like it should be prn cuh-RAH-mee-uh. :/
Reminds me of the Addams Family.
I don't like it
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.
Its kinda cutsy and has a made up feel to it. Kinda like Nevaeh.
I really like this name, and you could call her Cara, Carrie or Mia for short.
It seems very hokey to me.
I agree
A little too over the top, for my liking.
I'd prefer, Carmen.
I'd prefer, Carmen.
marinated artichoke hearts, yum yum!
Delicious mixed with cheese and spread on Italian bread.
Delicious mixed with cheese and spread on Italian bread.
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?
Oh, this is a great name. I love both Cara and Mia. Also, it has a wonderful meaning: My beloved.
Not really a fan of this name, it looks more like ca ram ee a then cara mia.