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Sophia
What do you think of Sophia/Sofia? Is it boring? What middle names do you like with it? I find it so difficult to match with anything.
I'm glad it's popular because I like meeting Sophias, but it can be confusing and there are no nicknames really. It's my favourite name right now but I would love to hear if you dislike it because people are usually pretty positive about it.
Thank you!
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I love Sofia and plan to name my second daughter Ana-Sofia (honors my grandmother and me).
We don't use middle names, so I've never really bothered with Sofia, but how about:Sofia Josephine
Sofia Magdalene
Sofia Lenore
Sofia Naomi
Sofia Zoe
Sofia Matilda
Sofia Matea
Sofia Bethany
Sofia Bryony
Sofia Lourdes
Sofia Poppy
Sofia Penelope
Sofia Flannery
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I don't like Sophia at all. It's way too popular. I much prefer the alternative Sophie.Here are some combos...Sophia Adele
Sophia Anne
Sophia Jane
Sophia Marielle
Sophia Winifred
Sophia Alice
Sophia Lily
Sophia Eleanor
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I think Sophia / Sofia is beautiful and elegant and I love the meaning, however, having not loved it before its current trendiness, I've grown tired of it. If I had loved it all along, I wouldn't hesitate to use it.Combos:Sophia Caroline
Sophia Charlotte
Sophia Daphne
Sophia Helena
Sophia Juliet
Sophia Katherine
Sophia Margaret -- my fave here
Sophia Penelope
Sophia Rosalind
Sophia Tamar
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It's not as popular here, whereas Sophie is in the top 10. I do prefer Sophie, but I have Sophia on my list as Sophia Luna. I think there's a reason it's so popular: it's gorgeous! Don't be afraid to use it. Just pair a more unusual middle with it so Sophia can choose to be called that if the popularity annoys her. Some ideas:
Sophia Johanna
Sophia Ginevra
Sophia Greta
Sophia Minerva
Sophia Lilja
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My daughters name is Sofia Eve. Of course I love the name! My daughter is nine and it wasn't overly popular at the time. I think I would have used it even if it was though, because I find it to be a timeless name that works well on the young and old ( think Sophia Loren). It also has a feminine, soft, classic feel to it, which is what I love in a girls name.
Other mn's :
Sofia Maeve
Sofia Eleanor
Sofia Elisabeth
Sofia Pearl
Sofia Helene
Sofia Rosalie
Sofia Rosalind
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I can't edit, but I forgot to add that my daughters nn is Fia (rhymes with Leah)
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It's ok.Sophia Katherine?
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It's nice, but I'm beginning to get bored with it because I see it quite often. I love the meaning, and I like the name itself, but "trendy" girls' names bore me fairly quickly.Sophia Verity - wisdom and truth!
Sophia Madeleine
Sophia Dorothy
Sophia Adelaide
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It's usually shortened to Sophie, but I know a red-headed Sophia who is known as Fia (like Fire without the R).I'd like to like it more than I do: I find Sophia rather pompous and Sophie rather too cute and trite. And I greatly dislike the so-FEE-a pronunciation, except in a language where that is the only option.
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