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Euphémie
I've fallen in love with this French version of Euphemia -- what are your reflections on the name? I'm pronouncing it "yoo-FAY-mee," and I enjoy Mamie and Mimi as nicknames.Which of the following combinations inspire?Euphémie Adeline
Euphémie Agatha
Euphémie Alice
Euphémie Annebet
Euphémie Annegret
Euphémie Antoinette
Euphémie Berthilde
Euphémie Bertille
Euphémie Caroline
Euphémie Catherine
Euphémie Celandine
Euphémie Celestine
Euphémie Charlotte
Euphémie Clare
Euphémie Claribel
Euphémie Clarimonde
Euphémie Clothilde
Euphémie Constance
Euphémie Constanza
Euphémie Cordelia
Euphémie Cordula
Euphémie Corisande
Euphémie Dahlia
Euphémie Doris
Euphémie Dorothea
Euphémie Eglantine
Euphémie Eleanor
Euphémie Eleonora
Euphémie Eleonore
Euphémie Elinor
Euphémie Eloise
Euphémie Ethelinde
Euphémie Geraldine
Euphémie Gertrude
Euphémie Gladys
Euphémie Gwendolen
Euphémie Hannelore
Euphémie Harriet
Euphémie Helen
Euphémie Helena (emphasis on the first syllable)
Euphémie Henrietta
Euphémie Hildegarde
Euphémie Hortense
Euphémie Iris
Euphémie Isadora
Euphémie Juliet
Euphémie Katharine
Euphémie Larkspur
Euphémie Laurel
Euphémie Laurentine
Euphémie Lenore
Euphémie Letitia
Euphémie Lettice
Euphémie Lilac
Euphémie Liliane
Euphémie Lilas
Euphémie Lilibet
Euphémie Lisbet
Euphémie Lotus
Euphémie Opal
Euphémie Ottoline
Euphémie Pascale
Euphémie Pearl
Euphémie Rosabel
Euphémie Rosalind
Euphémie Rosaline
Euphémie Roxane
Euphémie Ségolène
Euphémie Sigrid
Euphémie Sylvia
Euphémie Theodora
Euphémie Ursula

This message was edited 6/22/2009, 12:40 PM

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I love Euphemia, and naturally that extends to Euphémie. It's elegant and uncommon.I like these together:
Euphémie Agatha
Euphémie Alice
Euphémie Antoinette
Euphémie Caroline
Euphémie Catherine
Euphémie Celestine
Euphémie Charlotte
Euphémie Clare
Euphémie Clothilde
Euphémie Constance
Euphémie Constanza
Euphémie Cordelia
Euphémie Corisande
Euphémie Dahlia
Euphémie Doris
Euphémie Dorothea
Euphémie Eglantine
Euphémie Eleanor
Euphémie Eleonora
Euphémie Eleonore
Euphémie Eloise
Euphémie Hannelore
Euphémie Helen
Euphémie Helena
Euphémie Iris
Euphémie Isadora
Euphémie Juliet
Euphémie Katharine
Euphémie Pearl
Euphémie Sylvia
Euphémie Theodora
Euphémie Ursula
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I like it.Euphémie Caroline
Euphémie Catherine
Euphémie Cordelia
Euphémie Elinor
Euphémie Gwendolen
Euphémie Helen
Euphémie Iris
Euphémie Juliet
Euphémie Katharine
Euphémie Laurentine
Euphémie Lenore
Euphémie Rosalind
Euphémie Ségolène
Euphémie Sylvia
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I don't like it as much as Euphrasie, which I find quite cute.
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Oh Euphrasie is adorable! *adds to my list*
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All of the above?Euphemie is absolutely delightful. As always, your list is chock-a-block with great choices. It's a little overwhelming, in fact. The ones that jump out of me the most are:Euphemie Hortense
Euphemie Clothilde
Euphemie Laurentine
Euphemie Segolene (may I suggest Solene?)Oh, to be having a French baby . . . . Why don't they use these names more? If we promise to start using Clotilda, maybe they will respond with more Clothildes? Well, maybe? Mimi is one of my favorite nns. I wish others liked it more. I never considered it coming from Euphemia / Euphemie. I'll have to remember that for the future. Thanks!
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