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Matilda, especially with the nn Tilly.

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Hm... I like both meanings. I like the history of Matilda a little better, but both are good. So the only deciding factor is my superficial impression. I'd rather be Madeline. Sounds sharper somehow. Matilda is still a tiny tad staid, to me.

Madeline.

Madeleine.

I prefer Matilda.

Madeline.

With this spelling of Madeline, I prefer, Matilda.

Madeline!

Madeline

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I love Tilda and the French Mathilde, but I dislike Matilda.

This message was edited 3/30/2010, 3:23 PM

Matilda.

Matilda

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It's got medieval goodness, and I like Tilda and Tilly. Madeline is okay, but the world definitely has far too many Maddies right now.

Matilda

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And this is the only spelling I like of it.

Uh, DEFINITELY Madeline.
Matilda is too frumpy old-woman sounding and it seems as if people only like it every other decade or so. Madeline stands the test of time.

Matilda :)
my aunty named her daughter this name but with a different spelling: Mettilda and it shortens to Metti....

Matilda

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Matilda !

Matilda

Matilda 100%!

Matilda, hands down. It's gorgeous.

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I don't like that spelling of Madeleine.

Easy!

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Matilda!

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If you ask me, Madeline is kinda trendy and a ugly spelling of Madeleine. Matilda is lovely.

Madeline. Though it's not a real favorite, it's a lot better than Matilda, which is fugly.

That's a tough one, but I think Madeline has a slight edge. I like how soft and sophisticated Madeline is. Matilda still has a bit of a too-youthful edge for me... probably because of that movie.

Matilda, though I do like both.

Definitely Matilda

Well if I can't have Madeleine then Matilda I guess.

Since there are no spelling alterations, Matilda (I like Madeleine).

Definitely Madeline. I love it. I'm not really a fan of Matilda, but it has grown on me some.