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HelpMy new Polish Princess combo...
Hey, all. Haven't posted in a long time, but just wanted some opinions on a new combo. I'm really looking at using Polish names lately, as I grow more and more passionate about my Polish heritage. And as I grow more passionate, the combos grow more bold, sometimes to the point where they sound almost royal lol. So this is a combo I've come up with that I'd seriously consider using with a Polish touch:
Valentyna Aurelia Bernadette (nn Ina)
The Polish spelling is actually Walentyna, but that wouldn't go over very well in America of course. Aurelia is also Polish. Bernadette is my mom's confirmation name, but I thought it fit really well because the Polish use a lot of saint's names. Ina is a cute nickname that I could see myself using around the house. It's more commonly used in Slavic and Germanic countries (I knew a Ukrainian girl by this name).
WDYT? Take your shot at a Polish royal-sounding name too if you like.
Valentyna Aurelia Bernadette (nn Ina)
The Polish spelling is actually Walentyna, but that wouldn't go over very well in America of course. Aurelia is also Polish. Bernadette is my mom's confirmation name, but I thought it fit really well because the Polish use a lot of saint's names. Ina is a cute nickname that I could see myself using around the house. It's more commonly used in Slavic and Germanic countries (I knew a Ukrainian girl by this name).
WDYT? Take your shot at a Polish royal-sounding name too if you like.
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