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It sounds like some kind of smelly cheese.

It's pretty, but maybe a little too much. I really prefer Sophia.

It's an intersting alternative, but the "phron" combination just seems harsh to my ears. And people (meaning those who don't use BtN) might assume it's made up.

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"Les yeux sont aveugles. Il faut chercher avec le coeur." -- Le Petit Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery

I may have only seen this name once or twice (more than likely it was at this site), but I actually think it's quite *cool*. It could really grow on me, I think. But at first glance, it makes me think of the word sophomore, and it also kind of looks like the name of a disease (just in general, not a specific one...lol).

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~Heather~

I like your thinking. Sophie is soooo popular, but this is different. She could still go by Sophie, though. The meaning is nice, too. I like it.

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:)

I like Sophronia! It's pretty, unusual, and very feminine. I would recommend this name to almost anyone!

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~Andrew~

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"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside a dog, it's to dark to read."
~Groucho Marx~

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Mum to Hayley Anne. :)

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I prefer Sophie or Sophia as a full name. :)

I think it's over the top.
I have a friend named Saffrona believe it or not.
I think that's prettier.

I like it.

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I think there would be a lot of pronunciation issues.

it's a nice name i guess altho i slightly struggle with the pronounciation